For high school students who do not have a foundation in Korean, can they learn to communicate in Ko

It is not impossible to communicate with others and understand in class. Although you don't have any foundation at all, as long as you are willing to work hard and work hard within a year. It's still achievable, and learning Korean is much harder than learning English. Because English is something we learn from elementary school.

To learn Korean, you must first find a teacher who has a pronunciation standard and is very responsible, and secondly, you must practice pronunciation every day, and speak Korean for at least one and a half hours or even two hours a day.

In your free time, you can listen to Korean songs. Look at movies and stuff like that. The most important thing is not to watch the plot, but to pay attention to their pronunciation.

In addition, you should take the initiative to ask the teacher to correct the pronunciation for you during class, because the most important thing to learn Korean well is pronunciation, if the pronunciation is not correct at the beginning, it will be difficult to correct it later, and laying a good foundation is the most important thing. In addition, after you have a certain basic communication skills, you should communicate with the teacher in Korean more often, and ask the teacher for advice if you don't know how to do it.

To learn Korean, you must first be able to speak, and then think about writing, so you should speak more, memorize more, listen and watch more.

With unremitting efforts, it will definitely succeed.

Don't think that your Korean level is not good, language is a thing that needs an environment to let you adapt slowly, and when you get to Korea, you will be fine after getting used to it.

Also, before studying abroad, it is best to understand the environment around the school and some basic information of the school, and if you have the opportunity, you can go to the school to see.

In short, as long as you work hard, there is nothing you can't do.

PS: There are Korean language study classes specially set up for studying abroad, and it will be very beneficial for you to study in these tutorial classes during the last period of your stay in Korea.

Of course, as long as you have a year of language training, you just have to talk more, it's OK to say it often, kimchi is not as difficult as Chinese, and you won't mention Korean in Chinese.

I hope you can learn something when you go there to study and come back.

It should be possible, but the pronunciation is a little harder, and Korean, if you write, it may be a little difficult, if you look at it, you can ask your teacher to teach you daily words, as long as you have perseverance and study carefully, I think it will be OK.

Communication is not a problem in life, but it is a little difficult to listen to lectures, communication is a daily language, like what hello, goodbye, dinner... But you need professional terms to listen to lectures, like potassium permanganate, phosphorus pentoxide, gravitational force... I don't have Korean at home, so I recommend taking a preparatory course before going to Korea. Personal opinion is for reference only! Good luck to you, and I'm also a junior in high school...

I went to Korea just to have a better exchange, and I will make great progress while learning and using it, which means that you can have a foundation here.

Introducing a basic learning of Korean**, very good and very useful.

Hello classmates! You asked about this Korean thing.

Examining a grade and going to work are two different things. You graduated from junior high school. It is possible to take the Korean language level. Whether you will be able to work in Korean in the future. It depends on the unit of work.

For example. A restaurant owned by Koreans. Then he is not too demanding. As long as you can communicate with your guests. If you apply for a job, you may be hired. If it's cultural. That may require a certain standard for your culture.

So it depends on what job you are applying for? What are the requirements for applying? You just have to pay attention to that. You can find a job that suits your passion. Good luck with you.

If you're happy with mine, be it.

If you are fluent in Korean, you can work in Korean.

Exams and jobs are two different things. You graduated from junior high school. You can test your Korean language proficiency.

Will you be able to work as a Korean in the future? It depends on the place of work. For example.

Korean restaurant. Then he is not very harsh. As long as you can communicate with your guests.

If you apply, you may be hired. If it's culture. It could be that one person is going to pass a level and the other is someone who wants you, both of which are difficult, so consider getting a job in other fields.

Yes. You only need to pay for the exam yourself.

Examining a grade and going to work are two different things. You graduated from junior high school. It is possible to take the Korean language level.

Whether you will be able to work in Korean in the future. It depends on the unit of work. For example.

A restaurant owned by Koreans. Then he is not too demanding. As long as you can communicate with your guests.

If you apply for a job, you may be hired. If it's cultural. That could be.

General listening, speaking, reading and writing must be proficient in Chunheng Xi, you don't need to know too much about the local imitation of humanities or anything, you just need to be able to speak, and then you can write it, just be able to understand it.

If you want to study in Korea, you need to have an intermediate level of Korean, and too low will cause communication difficulties.

Han Yu needs to reach a level where he can communicate and express his needs normally, so that he can maintain his life.

Korean is actually not difficult, as long as you master its pronunciation, it will be easy.

If you want to learn more conveniently, try to learn, first of all, you have to learn the 40 letters of Korean, and then pronunciation, words, phrases, sentences, grammar, etc.

There are a total of 19 consonants and 21 vowels in Korean, and if you learn the phonetic alphabet first, you can basically read the phonetic alphabet and the words with a single sound.

As for how to learn: It is recommended that you divide it into 3 stages to learn, and disperse the difficulties of learning and break them down.

Stage 1: Learn pronunciation. Beginners should focus on cultivating interest, so what needs to be done at this stage is to learn commonly used phrases, such as:

Basic expressions such as family, fruits, time, numbers, etc., and master basic practical conversations. Through one year of study, beginners can master the pronunciation of standard Korean and can enter a state of "semi-self-study".

Stage 2: Learn grammar. Once you have mastered the pronunciation, you can begin to learn basic grammar, practice common sentence patterns repeatedly, master conversations that meet basic requirements, and be able to begin purposeful communication.

Phase 3: Practical application. This stage can be said to be an advanced stage of learning Korean, and you will develop your ability to communicate in real situations and improve your practical application ability of Korean.

It's not very difficult, many of them are a little similar to Chinese.

It's okay It's easy to get started The grammar is a bit difficult, mainly because it's like learning English, depending on whether you can stick to it.

Whether it is good to learn depends on who will teach, who will learn, and how to learn.

If you follow a professional teacher (referring to a university teacher at a formal institution, not someone who speaks Korean themselves), and learn it in the right way, Korean is very easy to learn, especially at the elementary level, especially for Chinese. This is because Korean phonemes are the least common compared to Chinese and English, and most of the Korean language (more than 60%) is Chinese loanwords, and a small part is English (more than 20%) (students of your age have learned English, but I don't know how well you have learned it).

For Chinese, Korean is an easy language to learn. If you find a good teacher and study hard for 1 year, you can reach an intermediate level.

My advice is that you don't teach yourself the language, at least not at the elementary level. Wasting time will also affect your ability to master the language in the future, because if you learn it wrong, it will take more effort to get back to the correct pronunciation and learning methods than if you didn't learn it, and it will also hit your confidence, and it will not do you any good for language learning.

Of course, if you don't want to learn the language at all, you can learn two words of "hello", "thank you", "goodbye" and "I love you", you can teach yourself. In this way, you can find a ** on the Internet, learn it twice, or watch a Korean drama, and it doesn't take up time and money.

If you really want to learn how to communicate with others, the recommended steps are:

1. Find a regular language school in your area, which has optional languages or offers language training.

2. Use formal teaching materials, start from basic pronunciation, step by step, arrange appropriate class hours every week, and learn under the guidance of professional teachers.

3. You must learn at least the first volume of standard Korean Chinese to complete the basics, and if you want to do basic communication, it is recommended to complete the second volume. After learning the second volume, I will watch more Korean dramas and learn more about the cultural background and customs of South Korea. If you are traveling to Korea, you can also handle it.

If you plan to study in South Korea in the future, you should study hard like this and try to complete the third volume of Standard Korea in China. It is recommended to learn Korean from professional teachers in China as much as possible, the more you learn, the less you will spend in Korea in the future, the less you will suffer, the more choices you have, and the wider the space for future development.

Of course, if you can afford it, you can also choose to go to South Korea to learn Korean, such as participating in short-term winter and summer vacation training, or short-term travel to experience it. Or just study abroad. South Korea is a country where children from working-class families study abroad.

If you can't go to a top university in Korea, you can choose to go to a top university in Korea. In this way, learning Korean will really change the course of your life. Hope it helps!

Good luck!

It's not difficult, but the word order of Korean is different from Chinese or English, it is subject + object + predicate. It's good to get used to this.

Then there is pronunciation, which must be mastered well, which is very important. One of the more difficult things in Korean is pronunciation, and it's great to get it right

There are many Chinese characters in Korean, so it is not difficult to memorize words or anything.

I hope you have a good time learning

Who said that it is not difficult, there are some grammars that Koreans can't learn clearly.

As long as you have the heart to learn, it is definitely not difficult.