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Learn Korean in Korea for 1 and a half years ✨🫧🇰🇷

Korean Language Center Korea University (Seoul)

If anyone has been in Korea, they may have heard of Coria University at 1 in SKY.

We started learning from Gub3 to Gub7 (Advance level). The difficulty for us is more difficult according to the level of the language, but for us we will feel that the focus is very grammar, the focus is on writing and a little academic.

One semester has three months, the midterm-final exam, the score is collected like a college. The course focuses a lot on the language. This kind of systematics makes the language more sensitive than in Thailand. The environment, friends, teachers all use Korean.

Anyone interested in doing a separate application method, from Tan to the end for Aunt 🐯❤️

# Studying in Korea # Studying Korean # Korean students # Trending

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Anaïs D’Ottavio

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An indoor setting with wooden shelves and tables displaying various ceramic dishes and home goods. An overlay reads "SONGS TO LEARN KOREAN part 6" and "lemon8 @kaylindo_".
A note card features Blackpink's "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du" album cover. Text highlights its strong rhythm, bold lyrics for confident expressions, and Korean/English mix as beneficial for learning Korean.
A note card displays HyunA's "Bubble Pop!" album cover. Text explains its fun lyrics aid vocabulary, clear pronunciation helps speaking, and catchy chorus repeats useful phrases for Korean learners.
SONGS TO LEARN KOREAN (part 6) 🍋
If you're looking for a fun way to learn Korean, songs are a great choice! They help you get the hang of pronunciation, rhythm, and everyday vocabulary in a natural way. Plus, many songs use casual language and slang, which makes them perfect for understanding real conversations. Enjoy your fav
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Kaylin Do

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A backyard scene with a yellow toy car, displaying the Korean phrase '괜찮아요, 다시 해봐요.' (It's okay, try again.) with romanization and individual word translations for learning Korean vocabulary.
A child's hand and a red table with food and toys, showing the Korean phrase '다시 한 번 말해 주세요.' (Please tell me one more time.) with romanization and word-by-word translations.
A black screen presenting a list of daily Korean vocabulary words with their romanization, asking the viewer to recall them.
daily Korean vocabulary words
Simple and commonly used Korean words to help expand your vocabulary. #koreanlearning #koreanlanguagelearning #learningkorean #learnkorean #learnkoreanlanguage
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ooyoo eggie (milk baby)

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A modern interior space with bookshelves, seating, and a large table, featuring the title overlay "Webtoons to learn KOREAN PART 5" in purple and yellow text.
The cover of the webtoon "Medical Return" showing three characters in medical settings, with text highlighting its benefits for learning medical terms, formal speech, and Korean hospital culture.
The cover of the webtoon "Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint" featuring a male character, with text detailing its benefits for learning fantasy Korean, descriptive expressions, and character-driven dialogue.
WEBTOONS TO LEARN KOREAN (part 5) 🥰
Good morning to my fellow Korean learners! I know learning Korean isn’t always easy, but webtoons like Medical Return and Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint make it way more fun. You get to dive into exciting stories while picking up real Korean—whether it’s medical terms, polite speech, or fantasy voca
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Kaylin Do

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TALKSHOWS TO LEARN KOREAN (part 2) 🌸
Hey Korean learners! If you’ve been enjoying the talk shows I recommended, get ready for two more gems to boost your skills—Natty House and Hyeri’s Club! These shows are packed with fun convos, real slang, and celebrity guests that make listening practice feel effortless. Pro tip: turn on Korean su
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Kaylin Do

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Learn Korean from local friends 🥰
#learnkoreanlanguage #korean #languages #hangulstudy #fyp
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citi

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Looking to learn Korean while living abroad? 🇰🇷🌱🫂
Before I arrived in Korea to teach English from Canada 🇨🇦, I learned the basics of the language, as well as did some self-learning online when I finally arrived, including: 📝 Halfway into my first year living abroad, I got a tutor on Preply! There are lots of price ranges so you can find the be
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Kolaris

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This image features 'TAYONI's Korean Podcast' with a cartoon drawing of a woman's head. It lists benefits such as expanding vocabulary, mastering pronunciation, and boosting speaking confidence, set against a faint cityscape background.
The image presents 'KOREAN GRAMMAR with TTMIK TalkTomeInKorean' alongside a photo of two smiling individuals. It highlights learning through structured lessons, building a solid foundation, and progressing with practical, engaging materials.
PODCASTS TO LEARN KOREAN (part 2)
Part 2 is here! Has anyone checked out part 1 of the podcasts I shared? In this post, I’ll introduce more podcasts I recommend for learning Korean. If you find podcasts helpful for learning, raise your hand! Haha, learning Korean is tough for me too, but don’t give up. The key is consistent practic
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Kaylin Do

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A phone screen displays various language learning app icons, including Drops (Korean and regular versions), Eggbun, Infinite Chinese, Infinite Japanese, Infinite Korean, Naver Dict, Duolingo, and Webtoon, with some apps showing notification badges.
Apps for learning Korean🇰🇷🥳
Here are some apps that I found very helpful and fun when teaching myself Korean. They’re very engaging apps some are games that make it very easy to learn many basic words. Korean Drops/ Drops - Memorization Game really helps with learning basics like name of animals, colors, and introduction
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