Online Group Korean Class

This level introduces learners to the basics of communicating in Korean. Students will learn basic greetings, self-introductions, simple questions, and everyday expressions while developing foundational reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills in Korean.

Unit 1: Greetings Hello

What you will achieve:
Introducing oneself, greeting others, and identifying people or objects in basic social situations.

You will learn how to:

• Greeting people appropriately at the first meeting
  
• Introduce yourself and ask someone's name
  
• Recognizing and writing names in Korean
  
• Greeting Korean adults politely
  
• Using verbs to be and No
  
• Use basic expressions commonly used in introductions

Unit 2: Where are you going? Where are you going?

What you will achieve:
Asking and answering about purpose, talking about places, and expressing existence or possession.

You will learn how to:

• Asking someone Where are they going?
  
• Answer by mentioning destination or location
  
• Mentioning public place like schools, banks, and markets
  
• Express existence or ownership using 있어요 / 없어요
  
• Use polite sentence endings in conversation
  
• Shape polite negative sentence

Unit 3: At the office (At the Office)

What you will achieve:
Communicate politely in the workplace or in formal situations and show respect in conversation.

You will learn how to:

• Showing respect by using expression of respect like -si
  
• Use respect for existence and ownership
  
• Deliver politely decline by using expressions like 왜냐하면
  
• Use Time expressions to show when an action occurs
  
• Express “also / furthermore” by using 도
  
• Speak starting point of time or place

Unit 4: Where are you? (Where is that?)

What you will achieve:
Asking and giving directions, describing locations, and talking about travel time.

You will learn how to:

• To ask where something or someone is locatedEnsuring information politely
  
• Explain how long does it take to get somewhere
  
• Provide instructions getting on or off transportation
  
• Connect the sentences using transition words
  
• Revealing purpose of going somewhere

Unit 5: Refer a Friend (Introducing a Friend)

What you will achieve:
Introducing friends in different situations and saying goodbye.

You will learn how to:

• Using declarative, interrogative, and request sentences
• Using personal pronouns such as I, you, he/she
• Using the subject marker -i/ga
• Using the future tense -will

Unit 6: What is this? (What Is This?)

What you will achieve:
Making basic requests and answering questions about a person or object's identity.

You will learn how to:

• Using demonstratives such as this, that, the other
• Using the topic marker -is/is
• Using sentence endings - is/isn't and - but

Unit 7: Let's go get lunch (Eating Out for Lunch)

What you will achieve:
Reading a Korean menu and ordering food at a restaurant.

You will learn how to:

• Using the past tense (casual and polite)
• Using suggestion endings such as -Shall we?/-(ㅂ)shida
• Using the object marker -을/를
• Using the emphatic marker -do and informal endings -right?
• Practice Korean numbers (1–100)

Unit 8: Making Plans (Making an Appointment)

What you will achieve:
Making and canceling appointments, and stating the time.

You will learn how to:

• Using conjunctions -but, -though, -after
• Using noun modifiers -ㄴ(eun)
• Using prepositions -and

Unit 9: Hailing a Taxi (Taking a Taxi)

What you will achieve:
Taking a taxi, talking to the driver, and paying the fare in Korean currency.

You will learn how to:

• Using conjunctions -and and -Come on
• Using sentence endings -ㄹ(을) 수 있다 and -Right?
• Understanding Verbs to be caught and the difference to hand down vs to hand down

Unit 10: Buying Goods (Shopping)

What you will achieve:
Shopping at a Korean market and bargaining over prices.

You will learn how to:

• Using the long negation form -not
• Using comparative and superlative structures
• Using contrastive conjunctions -(으)na
• Using sentence endings -ㄹ(을) 것 같다, -ㄴ(은/는)데요, -ㄹ(을)게요

Master everyday Korean for conversation and personal life.

What You Will Learn:

• Understanding and expressing daily routines, weather, time, and weekend activities
• Making appointments and talking about study plans
• Building confidence asking and answering simple questions with basic vocabulary and expressions

Expand your Korean communication skills for everyday life.

What You Will Learn:

• Asking how someone is doing and about recent activities
• Discussing hobbies, food, taste, and transportation
• Giving and asking for directions, and talking on the phone
• Describing clothing and learning frequently used expressions
• Exploring cultural aspects for a deeper understanding of life in Korea

Build up your basic Korean communication skills through a range of engaging activities.

What You Will Learn:

• Introducing family and learning honorific expressions
• Discussing travel, parties, and hometowns
• Expressing emotions and sharing future plans
• Using common everyday expressions and exploring cultural insights
• Practicing speaking, reading, and writing to strengthen your Korean skills

Build up your Korean with practical topics for everyday communication.

What You Will Learn:

• Discussing work and vacation plans
• Sharing your favorite activities and interests
• Learning expressions for celebrations, chores, and shopping

Build up your Korean communication skills through practical, real-life topics.

What You Will Learn:

• Learning expressions for common etiquette and lifestyle discussions
• Describing objects and their location
• Asking for help and describing your dream place to live

Build up your Korean with practical skills for everyday interactions.

What You Will Learn:

• Describing personality and discussing life abroad
• Learning to invite, accept, or decline politely
• Talking about resolutions and dining table manners
• Expressing gratitude and using public facilities with confidence

Build up your Korean with communication skills for real-life situations.

What You Will Learn:

• Making reservations in various contexts
• Sharing experiences and expressing your feelings effectively
• Understanding cooking-related expressions and describing recipes in Korean

This level further develops your Korean across a range of everyday and social contexts, while deepening cultural insight and sharpening your speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills.

Practical Topics Covered:

• Discussing career paths and aspirations
• Talking about weather and seasonal characteristics
• Revealing Preferences for Popular Music Genres
• Asking for and giving directions
• Understanding and celebrating anniversaries
• Taking part in shopping dialogues, including purchases and returns
• Describing recreational activities and their benefits
• Making, changing, and confirming appointments
• Greeting someone and asking how they are
• Discussing national holidays and customs
• Making and declining requests politely
• Expressing and understanding emotions
• Describing the function and operation of electronic products
• Expressing personal, social, and global hopes