How can I improve my Korean quickly?

Ways to improve your spoken Korean:

1. Learn vocabulary skillfully.

Fluency in Korean is inseparable from the accumulation of vocabulary. When memorizing words, be sure to memorize the complete words, and it is best to flexibly replace 2 or 3 situational practical sentences, so that you can run the learned words into countless romantic scenes.

2. Listen to your own pronunciation.

Listen to your own pronunciation more, keep collecting some topics, and practice yourself, it doesn't need to be very long at the beginning, 5 or 7 sentences are enough, when you listen to your voice repeatedly, you will find that your shortcomings in oral expression are in**, mistakes are in**, and then prescribe the right medicine and keep practicing.

3. Make use of Korean dramas and Han Zong.

Watching Korean dramas and Korean dramas, don't stop at "listening", but put it into "talking", such as constantly repeating and reading, building self-confidence, and after forming a habit, then increase the amount of content that is repeated and followed, from easy to difficult.

4. Listen to more Korean songs.

Listen to Korean songs in a fragmented time, cultivate listening sensitivity, believe me, you will listen to it a lot, you will involuntarily sing along, and when you sing along, you will want to clarify those lyrics, so that it will be easier to think about the meaning of the lyrics.

5. Communicate more with Korean friends.

Find some Korean friends in the mountains of life, or go to the Internet to communicate with some Koreans, so that learning spoken Korean will be more effective with half the effort.

I am an international student in South Korea, and after passing the overseas selection exam, I successfully entered South Korea to study Chinese and Mandarin The exam is KPT level 4-5 content My review process is in standard Korean Chinese My major is Korean Chinese I have used the standard Korean since my freshman year Categorize the grammar in it if you can For example: representation"Because"What are the endings of the words and so on, and I am familiar with the customs and articles about the festival inside

Finally, be bold and say some good sentences (colloquialisms) in it

You will find that you have quickly mastered the basic sentence patterns and vocabulary of the dialogue, especially the Korean culture hand tired :)

The average amateur Korean learner finds that after learning Korean for the first time, as the difficulty increases, the learning interest and time will weaken, and the motivation at the beginning is not there, so the whole learning state is embarrassingly "frozen". Here is a way to improve the secondary motivation and gradually turn boring learning into a habit

The first is to expand the number of words, you can use the classification system, or a vocabulary book of about 2000-4000 as a basis, tear the book into pages (copy it down), put it around, and use the fragmentary, "fragmented into whole" method, for example, ride time, waiting for people's time, or even toilet time, take it out and memorize. Prepare 3 pages a week, just memorize them, put them if you can't remember, and summarize them once a month. Because, beginners don't have enough free time, and second, they don't memorize words.

This is the key to the solution.

Secondly, listen more, watch an original Korean drama repeatedly, check and ask if you don't understand, until about 70% of them can be familiarized, each time in 10-minute clips, until the whole drama is "digested". At the beginning, strive for one in January, and slowly speed up. Find Korean news networks on the Internet (with sound reports) to listen to and read more, rush into South Korea's **, pick your own interests one by one**, about Korean clothing, beauty, snacks, games or travel**, etc., page by page through the dictionary and other tools to "gnaw" them down, and make notes.

After accumulating a year of spare time, you will find that your Korean sensory ability has greatly improved. There is also the accumulation of professional terms and knowledge of a certain type of **, and I will make deeper reserves for myself in the future.

Further down is the writing arrangement, which can start with daily writing of Korean blog diaries, Korean dramas after watching, or use Korean to write short stories, such as "Tortoise and Hare Race", "Three Evening Four" and other narrative short essays, and then slowly write expository essays, "How to use the microwave", etc., and finally write discussions** and essays. These 3 Korean things should be prepared at all times: Korean resume (or self-introduction), introduction to the city's scenic tours, and introduction and understanding of Korea.

Finally, the ultimate goal of language learning is use, so look for opportunities to prepare for situations that you might have to deal with in Korean, such as 10 sentences to say when you meet a Korean, or shopping at the airport, at a flea market, or an introduction to work or school. Immersion learning, try to think and express your every move, or everything around you, in the Korean way of thinking, and always remember the words in your mouth (Korean).

The advantage of Korean is that it is a scientific language that can be greatly improved with the help of tools. It is not just a rigid and mechanical study of the inherent content of the textbook, but also a learning to create conditions to improve and re-learn by oneself, so as to achieve a higher level of learning.

It's best to find a Korean person first, a teacher or something like that to learn the phonetic alphabet well, and secondly, to spell out all the Korean you can see We were like this at the beginning, and then what programs and live broadcasts, staring at the alphabet phonics, spelling more, and spelling all the time.

Third, read along with the recording of the textbook, listen to it again, mark the pauses, sentence breaks, ascending and descending keys, continuous reading, and pronunciation changes on the text, and then read along with the recording until you are very familiar with it, and then read it yourself until it is close to the recording.

Fourth, listen more.

Buy a CD and read along, that's good.