Complete Korean Course: Learn Korean for Beginners
Learn Korean FAST with this non-stop Korean speaking course for BEGINNERS: learning Korean will be easy and fun!
Lo que serás capaz de hacer
The ultimate Korean beginner course that will teach you Korean faster than you thought possible! If you’ve ever dreamed of travelling to Korea and holding your own in real-life situations, being independent and able to communicate with the locals, this is the course for you! During our course you will learn : Lots and lots of vocabulary How to read and write in Korean Useful everyday phrases Basic sentence structures Basic grammar rules most beginner courses don’t teach Cultural tips After taking this course you will be able to : Greet people and introduce yourself both formally and casually Pronounce words correctly without hearing them first Read a restaurant menu Order food and drinks Give and receive directions Describe yourself and other people in both personality and appearance Tell the time Make requests, describe what you want and what you plan to do Express your feelings, your interests and dislikes Navigate multiple types of everyday situations, like shopping Give and receive directions to places you need to go to Create sentences in the past tense Create sentences in the future tense Create sentences in the progressive tenses Create sentences in the negative form Learn hundreds of new, key vocabulary words Express ability and possibility Create conditionals and other subordinate clauses Form new questions Structure new sentences with ease Adapt to new situations, such as using public transportation or visiting the doctor Conquer the basics of dating in Korean Learn to make comparisons Learn many new pronunciation and cultural tips This course aims to help you master the basics of Korean and give you a strong base onto which you will be able to build your skills as a Korean speaker. Start your Korean journey with us today !
- 600+ most useful vocabulary words
- Top most useful phrases you can use in everyday situations
- Proper Korean pronunciation
- Read and write in Korean
- Easily order foods and drinks
- Pronounce words correctly without hearing them first
Temario
UNIDAD 1 - Chapter 1 · 42 leccionesUNIDAD 1 - Chapter 1
UNIDAD 1 - Chapter 1
- Hangul pt 1
- Hangul pt 2
- Hangul pt 3
- Greetings
- Numbers
- Colours
- Food
- Family
- The House
- Household Items
- Clothes
- The Body Parts
- Health
- Weather
- School
- Fruits and Vegetables
- Animals
- Transportation
- Facilities
- Job
- Korean for Beginners Quiz (Lessons 1-20)
- Directions
- Sports
- Religion
- Shopping
- Emotions & Personality
- Body Actions
- Telling the Time
- Frequency & Degree
- Exaltations
- Onomatopoeia
- Useful Verbs pt 1
- Useful Verbs pt 2
- Useful Verbs pt 3
- Useful Adverbs
- Conjunctions and Pronouns
- Homonyms
- Opposites
- Korean Basic Phrases pt 1
- Korean Basic Phrases pt 2
- K-Food
- Spanish for Beginners Quiz (Lessons 21-40)
UNIDAD 2 - Chapter 2 · 40 leccionesUNIDAD 2 - Chapter 2
UNIDAD 2 - Chapter 2
- Greetings & Introductions
- Exchanging Numbers & the Present Progressive
- Greetings & Congratulations
- Making Plans & the Imperative Form
- Dinner with Friends & The Future Simple
- Feelings & The Negative Form
- Family, Comparisons & Sequences
- Ability, The Preposition ‘With’
- At the Market; There Is/ Are & The Modifier ‘Only’
- At the Clothing Store: “And” and Pronunciation Rules
- At the Shoe Store: Postpositions and Pronunciation Rules
- At the Electronic Store: Conjunctions and Volition
- At the Furniture Store: If, Impressions and Pronunciation
- At the Cosmetics Store: Making Suggestions
- At the Bookstore: “Cannot” and “But”
- Hobbies: “What is X” and “I like.”
- Movies: The Future Tense and Like+Nouns
- At the Park: Before+Gerunds & Subordinating Conjunctions
- Relationships 1: Not X but Y
- Relationships 2: Suggestions and Dislikes
- At Work 1: Future Tense
- At Work 2: The Narrative Present Tense
- At Work 3: “Only” and “Nothing but.”
- At Work 4: Using Transportation and Creating Nouns
- Getting a Job: Negative Past Tense
- At School 1: Possession & Extended Time
- At School 2: Adverbs
- Restaurants: “Less” & Introducing Related Topics
- At the Café: “More”
- Housewarming Parties: Seeking Agreement
- Cooking: Polite Requests 1
- Delivery: Polite Requests 2
- At the Pharmacy: Honorific Grammar
- At the Hospital: Negative Imperative
- Health: The Negative Form & Approximate Frequency
- Transportation 1: The Present Perfect
- Transportation 2: Locations & “Yet”
- Transportation 3: “Toward” & “To”
- Transportation 4: Using “when”
- Transportation 5: “Possibility” and “Something”
UNIDAD 3 - Chapter 3 · 40 leccionesUNIDAD 3 - Chapter 3
UNIDAD 3 - Chapter 3
- Basic Placement
- Past Particle
- Present Particle
- Future Particle
- Modifiers
- Pronouns
- Sino-Korean
- Particles
- Meeting a Friend at a Certain Time
- “From” – “To"
- Telling What has Occurred Sequentially Pt. 1
- Telling What has Occurred Sequentially Pt. 2
- How to Use “Will”
- Prohibition of a Certain Action
- Obligation or Necessity
- Confirming Facts
- Confirming Facts about the Past
- Confirming Facts about the Future
- Indicating an Action is in Progress
- Expressing Inability due to Constraints or Limitations
- Expressing Intention/Attempt to Perform an Action
- Indicating a Range/Span between Two Points
- Indicating a Subject Offering Service to Someone Else
- Using the Preposition “To” or “Toward”
- Using the Preposition “To” when Indicating Direction/Recipient
- Suggesting/Encouraging Someone to Experience/Attempt an Action
- Indicating a Situation/Condition That May Lead to Result/Action
- Expressing Hope or Desire
- Indicating that Someone Wants to Do a Certain Action
- Expressing the Ability/Capability to Perform an Action
- Promising to Do a Certain Action
- Expressing the Purpose of Going and Coming
- Indicating that Someone has Intention to Do Something Pt. 1
- Indicating that Someone has Intention to Do Something Pt. 2
- Hobbies
- Movies and Books
- Drinks
- Likes and Dislikes
- Restaurant
- Subway
UNIDAD 4 - Chapter 4 · 41 leccionesUNIDAD 4 - Chapter 4
UNIDAD 4 - Chapter 4
- Introduction
- Introducing Complex Sentence Structures
- Mastering Verb Conjugations: Polite & Casual Forms
- Exploring Advanced Particles
- Understanding Honorifics and Politeness Levels
- Diving into Sino-Korean Numbers and Counters
- Expressing Cause and Effect
- Intermediate Level Idioms and Proverbs
- Talking About Past Experiences
- Describing Ongoing Actions
- Advanced Time Expressions
- Expressing Possibility and Certainty
- Navigating Complex Descriptions with Relative Clauses
- Discussing Plans and Intentions
- Exploring Conditional Sentences
- Synonyms, Antonyms, and Homophones
- Impersonal Sentences with Passive Voice
- Expressing Purpose and Reason
- Advanced Adverbs and Adverbial Phrases
- Formal Writing and Polite Expression
- Conversational Strategies for Debates and Discussions
- Reading and Analyzing Intermediate-Level Texts
- Complex Sentence Connectors
- Giving Detailed Instructions and Directions
- Emphasizing and Contrasting
- Interactive Role Play: Real-Life Situations in Korean
- Advanced Sentence Structures
- Advanced Verb Conjugations (Continued)
- Conjunctions and Connectors
- Expressing Hypothetical Situations
- Multiple Particles in a Sentence
- Subjunctive Mood
- Korea’s Traditional Culture
- Different Verb Tenses
- Causative Verbs
- Advanced Passive Voice
- Synonyms, Antonyms, and Homophones
- Complex Adverbs and Adverbial Phrases
- Advanced Particle Usage
- Expressing Contradictions and Exceptions
- Rhetorical Devices in Korean
UNIDAD 5 - Bonus: Learn Korean with Music · 16 leccionesUNIDAD 5 - Bonus: Learn Korean with Music
UNIDAD 5 - Bonus: Learn Korean with Music
- Part 1
- Part 2
- Part 3
- Part 4
- Part 5
- Part 6
- Part 7
- Part 8
- Part 9
- Part 10
- Part 11
- Part 12
- Part 13
- Part 14
- Part 15
- Last Words
Tu certificado lo emite la SEP, no solo una plataforma
Al demostrar la competencia recibes un certificado emitido por la Secretaría de Educación Pública a través del Gobierno del Estado de México: un documento oficial que puedes presentar con confianza ante cualquier empleador o institución.
Tu certificado con INEC
- Lo emite la Secretaría de Educación Pública (SEP), a través del Gobierno del Estado de México
- Documento oficial con folio verificable en línea
- Lo otorga la Universidad Tecnológica Fidel Velázquez
Otras plataformas en línea
- Constancia privada emitida por la misma plataforma
- Solo acredita horas cursadas o asistencia
- Sin respaldo de una autoridad educativa
Tu itinerario, de la inscripción al certificado
- 1
Inscripción con pago único
Pagas $2,800 MXN una sola vez y entras de inmediato al curso.
- 2
Estudias a tu ritmo
5 unidades con videos, lecturas y actividades, disponibles 24/7 durante 12 meses.
- 3
Cuestionarios por unidad
2 cuestionarios para comprobar lo aprendido.
- 4
Certificado
Emitido por la SEP a través del Gobierno del Estado de México, con folio verificable.
Un certificado oficial de la SEP
Muestra · verificable por folio y QR
- Emitido por la Secretaría de Educación Pública (SEP), a través del Gobierno del Estado de México. No es una constancia privada: es un documento oficial, y ese respaldo marca la diferencia frente a otras plataformas en línea.
- Contenido impartido por Linguae Learning.
- Folio y QR verificables para compartirlo con quien te contrate.
Empieza hoy, a tu ritmo
Un solo pago y acceso inmediato al curso completo durante 12 meses.
- 5 unidades · 179 lecciones · 30 h
- 12 meses de acceso
- 2 cuestionarios de evaluación
- Certificado emitido por la SEP (Gob. del Estado de México) con folio verificable
Sobre tu inscripción
¿Cómo es el pago?
Un solo pago de $2,800 MXN. No hay mensualidades ni cargos recurrentes.
¿Cuánto tiempo tengo acceso?
12 meses desde tu inscripción, 24/7, para avanzar a tu ritmo.
¿Quién imparte el contenido?
El curso es impartido por Linguae Learning; INEC gestiona tu inscripción, evaluación y certificado.
¿Qué pasa cuando vence mi acceso?
Puedes renovar tu cuenta tú mismo desde la plataforma, sin trámites ni esperas.
