Korean Language Resources

IIsoleeII

zipzoc wrote: »

Hi, did you ask about bigger class?

Yep she said she would, do you know many people that would be interested?

zipzoc

Great. Well I guess we could ask whoever replied to this post. Maybe 3 or 4 people? I'll pm you my details and we can talk properly

MzFit

It seems I'm a little late to this party but I would be interested in any such class(es).

IIsoleeII

MzFit wrote: »

It seems I'm a little late to this party but I would be interested in any such class(es).

Hi I know someone giving class, also there will be a new class in trinity at end of october as far as I know

MzFit

IIsoleeII wrote: »

Hi I know someone giving class, also there will be a new class in trinity at end of october as far as I know

Excellent, can you PM me the details?

key.

I am super late to the party, but I, too, want to take a class in Beginner's Korean. I've been trying to teach myself with Grammar Workbooks and Text Books, but it's just not the same and I lose motivation.

I tried contacting the Sandyford Language School about their classes twice but they never got back to me, so I kind of assume these are not being offered anymore....

I'd be really grateful for any tips on where I could either take a Korean Language class or if anyone has any recommendations for a good private teacher for Beginners (and when I say Beginners, I mean, I am still struggling to even read Hangeul.)

Thanks!

movingstatue

key. wrote: »

I am super late to the party, but I, too, want to take a class in Beginner's Korean. I've been trying to teach myself with Grammar Workbooks and Text Books, but it's just not the same and I lose motivation.

I tried contacting the Sandyford Language School about their classes twice but they never got back to me, so I kind of assume these are not being offered anymore....

I'd be really grateful for any tips on where I could either take a Korean Language class or if anyone has any recommendations for a good private teacher for Beginners (and when I say Beginners, I mean, I am still struggling to even read Hangeul.)

Thanks!

recently started Haengul School Dublin (check Irish Times Mag Sat 16 Oct). Pop along any Saturday 3pm-5.30. to 54 Merrion Sq. South (Yellow door, across street from Georgian Museum). Open to all who want to learn Korean language & culture, many levels, for both kids to Adults.

Wigglesworth

Here's some video demos on many of the big language learning software packages out there. You can compare and contrast and fit what works best for you:

learn to speak Korean

LoveHammer

Take a look at Sogang University's Korean language site. 아주 아주 좋아요!

http://korean.sogang.ac.kr/

...and completely free too!

ekevosu

Here are some good resources which I don't think were posted yet but could be useful for some people.

This is a great site I use a lot, useful, entertaining and with free audio and pdf lessons in an easy to understand format:

http://www.talktomeinkorean.com

This site is a guy who posted a lot of learning materials including links to a book recommended by the mod earlier in this post i think:

http://mykoreancorner.wordpress.com/korean-study-materials/

Here is a site with a list of learning materials and sites:
http://www.omniglot.com/writing/korean.htm

Some other stuff:
http://parksguide.blogspot.ie/p/learn-korean-language-online.html
http://www.language.berkeley.edu/korean/10/index.htm
http://korean.sogang.ac.kr/
http://www.busyatom.com/

canko

There is an app that specializes in learning Korean easily and quickly.
It is an app called canko - learn Korean. Other apps focus on learning multiple languages, but this app systematically focuses on learning Korean.
It consists of learning content, so I would like to recommend it to those who are interested in Korean.
It will be faster if you refer to

https://www.canko.app