I m a first year college student and I want to start learning Korean, a second foreign language

If you are a student at the College of Foreign Chinese and the school offers a Korean language major, you should be able to take it as an elective in your sophomore or junior year (because you mentioned the term "second foreign language)".

If the above does not apply to you. In fact, there are still professional system textbooks, the more difficult ones are Peking University and Seoul National University co-edited "Korean Chinese" a total of 4 volumes, the simpler one is the People's Education Publishing House's Sino-Korean exchange "Standard Korean Chinese", the cover is yellow, many universities such as the Japanese Department of NTU uses the Sino-Japanese exchange "Standard Japanese", so this series of books is still good. If you are self-taught in Korean, it is recommended to use the yellow cover of the label Han, the standard Korean Chinese and a kind published by Peking University, but the printed paper is not as good as the previous standard Korea.

The most important thing to learn Korean is to ask everyone who knows Korean. In particular, the pronunciation must be learned from someone who understands Korean, the Altaic language is generally more difficult to catch, and the difficulty of Korean is to listen and speak, which is my humble opinion, and I hope that the master will be correct.

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It is sold in large bookstores, and you can also make full use of Internet resources.

There is also Korean language training at the university's training center.

It is recommended to use "Practical Elementary Korean".

There should be books for sale, "College Korean Course", a lot of books, starting with letters and pronunciation. It's okay to watch more Korean dramas.

In the Western class, there is a correspondence course "Elementary Korean".

It is recommended that it is best to find a more professional training institution to learn at the entry stage, and you can learn and improve on your own after you have a certain foundation.

Let's go to a language class

There is a Yanyuan Jinghua at the east gate of Peking University, which is a place to specialize in learning foreign languages, if you want to learn for a long time, you can get a small language study card there, 650 yuan can be free of tuition within three years to learn any small language below 1000 yuan, which is quite worthwhile

1. It takes about one and a half to two years for the average person to learn Level 4. Of course, it depends on your hard work and learning ability, some people can do it in half a year, and I have a classmate who has completed level 6 with a high score in 1 and a half years. It's all about yourself.

2. Generally, it is more difficult to change majors, if the span is small or the liberal arts class is still better, such as international economics or something, but in fact, I personally think that Korean accounting is particularly useful, you go to see the Korean enterprise recruitment network talent network, there is a great demand for Korean accounting talents, I think you can look at the recruitment demand before choosing a major.

3. Schools in Seoul are more expensive about 100,000 a year, and about 7-80,000 in places. If you have to go to Seoul, I suggest you take a look at the schools in Gyeonggi Province, which is the electricity rate in Seoul, which is very close, but some schools are very cheap, but they are not ranked high ==

4. It depends on what school you are in and what major, the school majors are different, and the requirements for Korean language proficiency are different, but it is still okay to have a level 4 in a general college major, but it is best to go there to study the language for a while, otherwise you will basically not be able to keep up.

5. Individual schools will basically rely on your application materials and language scores.

I suggest that you can choose to go to graduate school == Do you want to go to Korea and then go to university, you can apply for graduate school.

As long as you study hard enough, you can take the fourth-level exam.

The major of studying abroad depends on the specific courses of the school you are applying for, and then whether you are eligible to apply.

Do you have to be in Seoul? I have friends in Daejeon, who usually work part-time or something, and basically don't ask for money from their families.

In ordinary schools, you should not need to go to language school after passing the fourth level.

Whether you take the exam or not depends on the school, and most of them should have an interview for the subject you are applying for.