I want to learn Korean online, how many hours a day do you want to learn? What to learn?

To be honest, it's a bit difficult to learn on your own. Personal opinion, first of all, there is no teacher to bring the introduction, and 70% of the pronunciation will not be standard (I have a Korean teacher who is self-taught, and she taught her when she got started, and later I learned that her pronunciation is not standard). Secondly, it is to find a sense of language, to put it bluntly, unless you are different from ordinary people, or talented or intelligent, five months is not enough to find a sense of language.

Of course, if you have a Korean environment, then it's a different matter, or every day except for bedtime, learn Korean, watch Korean dramas, listen to Korean songs, and speak Korean, then the sense of language will be faster to find (I've been looking for a sense of language for two years, maybe I'm stupid, but there is no environment and no way, every language is the same).

Learn phonetic alphabet first, Korean is a phonetic script, 40 vowels and consonants can be read together, and Korean can basically be spelled out. The next step is the study of grammar. Korean grammar is different from Chinese grammar, it is subject-object-predicate, so be careful when learning this area, it will be strange not to appear Chinese-style Korean Chinese.

I recommend "Standard Korean Chinese", I started learning Korean with a total of three books, bookstores and everything, and there are CDs. Bookstores sell everything.

TOPIK level 4 requires a certain amount of word accumulation. It is a good choice to memorize more words or articles, go to the Korean network to watch the news, etc., and finally wish you success in self-study -0-

Learn the alphabet and pronunciation first, this is very important, just like learning the English alphabet, the pronunciation is done in 2 weeks, first vowels and then consonants, focusing on breaking through the rhyme.

2. Memorize some simple words. and some simple dialogues, gradually becoming familiar with Korean word order and simple expressions.

3.Don't do questions at the beginning, this will make your learning become utilitarian, and if you want to be fast, we learn languages, under normal circumstances, you can only pass the level 4 of Korean in the second semester of your sophomore year, and you can compare it yourself.

4.Since you choose to learn on your own, you must ask others online in time when you encounter problems that you don't understand, and don't make mistakes when learning pronunciation at the beginning, which will be difficult to correct in the future.

5. It is very important to choose the right textbook, if it is purely for interest, you can find some interesting textbooks, for the exam, it is recommended to gradually do the real questions after 3 months.

Standard Korean Chinese, like Standard Day, is for self-learners. Some university English majors use this textbook for two foreign languages. Three hours a day is enough. If you can't pass the fourth level in two years, you will slap yourself in the mouth.

The sense of language is very important. If you are self-taught, you may want to start with common expressions and honorifics. It's actually pretty much the same as learning English.