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The image announces the completion of the first Korean textbook, showing a stack of books, a pen holder, and a calendar, with a prompt to swipe for more details on textbooks and resources.
This image displays the cover of the first textbook, "Practical Korean for Tourism and Hospitality," noting it was started in May, took time to finish due to reduced class frequency, and covered Korean basics.
The image features the "King Sejong Institute Korean 2" textbook cover, indicating it's the second book, with the first lesson recently completed, and anticipates a longer finish time due to class frequency.
This image shows handwritten Korean phrases with English translations, illustrating a "fun studying" method involving watching shows, writing down scripts, and translating them for language practice.
The image lists various Korean learning resources, including a Preply tutor, self-study websites like HowToStudyKorean and HiNative, and extra help options such as Anki Flashcards and HelloTalk.
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i finished my first korean textbook!

swipe to see my notes!

i've been studying Korean since end of May this year, and it's been a ROUGH ride. No joke, I've cried over studying this language.

Soooo, I figured I'd share what I use with those of you who are also trying to study Korean!

I highly recommend getting a tutor, even if it's not as often as you'd like. I highly recommend using Preply for their tutoring services. My tutor is very focused and fun to study with! He uses kdrama clips, kpop songs, and k-entertainment in general to help me learn.

If you self-study, I can say for sure that at some point you will burn out if you push yourself too hard. That's what happened to me at least. Now I just do what I can and what I can manage, keeping in mind my time, financial resource and energy.

I hope this helps! Happy studying and good luck!

#korean #studytips #studyingkorean #koreanlanguagelearning #learningkorean

2024/11/12 Edited to

... Read moreStudying a new language can be both rewarding and challenging, especially when it comes to Korean, which has a unique script (Hangul) and grammar structure. For beginners, starting with a well-structured textbook like 'Practical Korean for Tourism and Hospitality' is crucial. This textbook lays the foundation, covering key basics such as reading, writing in Hangul, and understanding honorifics, which are vital in Korean communication. Engaging a tutor can greatly enhance your learning process. Platforms like Preply connect students with professional tutors who personalize lessons based on your interests. My tutor incorporates popular Kdramas, Kpop songs, and other cultural elements, making learning fun and relatable. For independent learners, maintaining balance is key to avoiding burnout. It's important to adjust your study practices according to your mood and energy levels to ensure consistent progress over time. In addition to textbooks and tutoring, numerous online resources can aid your studies. From blog posts on language learning strategies to communities like Reddit’s r/Korean, where learners share experiences and advice, these platforms provide invaluable support and motivation. Remember, the journey to fluency is a marathon, not a sprint – celebrate small victories along the way!