############ Learn Korean ############ | There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it. | Although that way may not be obvious at first unless you're Dutch. | - The Zen of Python * Keywords to search with (+ Korean) * Content and language integrated learning (CLIL) -- `LingQ `_ seems to be quite useful * Content-based instruction (CBI) * Comprehensible Input * Tools * Learn the sounds of Korean * Practice Spoken Korean in some `korean speaking environment `_ on the biggest metaverse, VRChat. * Practice typing on VRChat or on `Discord `_ with your friends. * Use `Anki `_ to memorize letters * Use the `Learner's Dictionary/Basic Korean Dictionary `_. After reaching B1, use `Daum dictionary `_ (web/app). * Use THE `grammar checker `_ * `Test your level `_ * Learn Hangul, the Korean Alphabet * Learn How Hangul works * Memorize the letters * Try `my deck `_. * Get some textbook * Integrated Korean (You can use `Anna's Archive `_ to your advantage) (Recommended) * `Sejong Korean `_ (Open Source) * Watch `Prof Yoon’s lecture `_ * `Integrated Korean Videos `_ * `Sejong Korean Videos `_ * How To Study Korean * Memrise * Flashcards on `Anki `_ * Grammar * `Korean Grammar Sentences by Evita `_ * Sentences * `πŸ¦‘ Korean Sentences (Beginner: 1 to 1000) `_ * `πŸ¦‘ Korean Sentences (Intermediate: 1001 to 3000) `_ * `πŸ¦‘ Korean Sentences (Advanced: 3001 to 7000) `_ * Vocabulary from `Retro's Decks `_ * A1 * `TTMIK's First 500 Korean Words by Retro [pictures+audio] `_ * `Retro's Beginner Korean Grammar Sentences (333) `_ * A2 * `Retro's Beginner Korean Vocabulary Sentences (1539) `_ * B1 * `Retro's Intermediate Korean Vocabulary Sentences (1526) `_ * `Retro's Intermediate Korean Grammar Sentences (366) `_ * Listening Resources * B2-C1 * `100 free audiobooks for Korean learners `_ in the order at `the book website `_. I understand that the first 50 books are for B2, the next 30 books B2 to C1, and the last 20 books to be C1 level. But I didn't go through them, so take this with a grain of salt. * `italki `_ for paid tutors * `HelloTalk `_ for language exchange .. .. raw:: html | |image1| |image1|   |image1| |image1| |image1| ... | λͺ¨λ“  인간은 νƒœμ–΄λ‚  λ•ŒλΆ€ν„° 자유둜우며 κ·Έ μ‘΄μ—„κ³Ό κΆŒλ¦¬μ— μžˆμ–΄ λ™λ“±ν•˜λ‹€. | 인간은 μ²œλΆ€μ μœΌλ‘œ 이성과 양심을 λΆ€μ—¬λ°›μ•˜μœΌλ©° μ„œλ‘œ ν˜•μ œμ• μ˜ μ •μ‹ μœΌλ‘œ ν–‰λ™ν•˜μ—¬μ•Ό ν•œλ‹€. .. |image1| image:: https://www.svgrepo.com/show/238564/diagonal-arrow.svg :width: 12 :alt: Image of an arrow from top-left to bottom-right .. raw:: html | "웬 초콜릿? μ œκ°€ μ›ν–ˆλ˜ 건 λ»₯νŠ€κΈ° 쬐끔과 의λ₯˜μ˜ˆμš”." "μ–˜μ•Ό, μ™œ 또 λΆˆν‰?" | Hangul is an alphabet, meaning it is a system that consists of letters, graphemes that correspond to phonemes. | Hangul is written by characters, and is read left-to-right and top-to-bottom. | Each character, which fits in a square like Chinese or Japanese characters, represents a syllable. | Each character consists of letters, like how each syllable consists of phonemes. | The first letter of a character is a consonant or a null consonant βŸ¨γ…‡βŸ©. | The letters are written on the bottom or the right of the previously written letters. | When writing vowels, the ends of the longer stroke of the letter are not blocked by the initial consonant block when they are written. | Consonants that come after the vowels are written below the vowels. | Phonemes corresponding to some letters sound quite different depending on its relative position in a word. | Four of them are absolutely neutralized, meaning they do not have a distinctive pronunciation. | One of them is not pronounced at all. .. raw:: html | κ°€λ‚˜λ‹€λΌ λ§ˆλ°”μ‚¬, μ•„μžμ°¨μΉ΄ νƒ€νŒŒν•˜! .. raw:: html | 아와야 μ—μ™Έμ˜ˆ μ΄μœ„μ˜μ˜ 으우유 μ–΄μ›Œμ—¬ 였~μš”! | Like all characters, the shapes of the letters will differ depending on the font or the handwriting. Teaching order ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ #. μ•„, 에, 이 #. 마, λ‚˜, 라 #. μ• , 으, μ–΄ #. λ°”, λ‹€, 사 #. 자, λ°›μΉ¨, μ•™ #. 와, μ™œ/웨/μ™Έ, μœ„ #. 우, μ›Œ, 였 #. μ•Ό, 예/μ–˜, 의 #. 유, μ—¬, μš” #. 파, 타, μΉ΄ #. μ°¨, μ‹Έ, 짜 #. λΉ , λ”°, 까 * Letters .. ===== ==== ==== == ==== M B V BB P ===== ==== ==== == ==== ㅁ γ…‚ b/w γ…ƒ ㅍ ----- ---- ---- -- ---- `m`_ `b`_ v bb `p`_ ----- ---- ---- -- ---- γ„΄ γ„· γ„Έ γ…Œ ----- --------- -- ---- `n`_ `d`_ dd `t`_ ----- --------- -- ---- d/l γ…ˆ γ…‰ γ…Š ----- --------- -- ---- r `j`_ jj `c`_ ----- --------- -- ---- γ„Ή γ…… s/βˆ… γ…† γ…Ž ----- ---- ---- -- ---- `l`_ `s`_ z ss `x`_ ----- ---- ---- -- ---- ㆁ γ„± γ„² γ…‹ ----- --------- -- ---- `ng`_ `q`_ qq `k`_ ===== ========= == ==== .. _m: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_m.mp3 .. _b: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_b.mp3 .. _p: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_p.mp3 .. _n: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_n.mp3 .. _d: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_d.mp3 .. _t: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_t.mp3 .. _j: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_j.mp3 .. _c: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_c.mp3 .. _l: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_l.mp3 .. _s: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_s.mp3 .. _x: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_x.mp3 .. _ng: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_ng.mp3 .. _q: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_q.mp3 .. _k: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_k.mp3 .. +----------+----------------+------------+ | A | WA | YA | +==========+================+============+ | ㅏ | γ…˜ | γ…‘ | +----------+----------------+------------+ | `a`_ | `wa`_ | `ya`_ | +----------+----------------+------------+ | ㅐ, | γ…š, | γ…’, | | γ…” | γ…™, | γ…– | | | γ…ž | | +----------+----------------+------------+ | ah, | woh, | yah, | | `eh`_ | wah, | `yeh`_ | | | `weh`_ | | +----------+----------------+------------+ | γ…£ | γ…Ÿ | γ…’ | +----------+----------------+------------+ | `i`_ | `wi`_ | `yi`_ | +----------+----------------+------------+ | γ…‘ | γ…œ | γ…  | +----------+----------------+------------+ | `u`_ | `wu`_ | `yu`_ | +----------+----------------+------------+ | γ…“ | ㅝ | γ…• | +----------+----------------+------------+ | `e`_ | `we`_ | `ye`_ | +----------+----------------+------------+ | βˆ… | γ…— | γ…› | +----------+----------------+------------+ | o | `wo`_ | `yo`_ | +----------+----------------+------------+ .. _a: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_a.mp3 .. _eh: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_eh.mp3 .. _i: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_i.mp3 .. _u: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_u.mp3 .. _e: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_e.mp3 .. _wa: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_wa.mp3 .. _weh: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_weh.mp3 .. _wi: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_wi.mp3 .. _wu: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_wu.mp3 .. _we: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_we.mp3 .. _wo: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_wo.mp3 .. _ya: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_ya.mp3 .. _yeh: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_yeh.mp3 .. _yi: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_yi.mp3 .. _yu: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_yu.mp3 .. _ye: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_ye.mp3 .. _yo: /en/latest/_static/korean-audio/speech_yo.mp3 .. * Learn how to read | Click on the characters on the tables above to listen to the Korean pronunciations of Xanqul. | The following format is used to illustrate the pronunciations of consonants. | /ba bbei bibubbe/ | /bwa bbwei bwibwubbebwo/ | /bya bbyei byibyubbyebyo/ | Letters v, r, z, o are absolutely netralized: that is they are pronounced like other phonemes or not pronounced. | They are pronounced as below. .. .. math:: \begin{eqnarray} β«½vβ«½ \rightarrow \begin{cases} /w/,&\text{ if vowel follows }\\ /b/ &\text{ otherwise } \end{cases} \end{eqnarray} .. math:: \begin{eqnarray} β«½rβ«½ \rightarrow \begin{cases} /l/,&\text{ if vowel follows }\\ /d/ &\text{ otherwise } \end{cases} \end{eqnarray} .. math:: \begin{eqnarray} β«½zβ«½ \rightarrow \begin{cases} /\varnothing/,&\text{ if vowel follows }\\ /s/ &\text{ otherwise } \end{cases} \end{eqnarray} .. math:: \begin{eqnarray} β«½oβ«½ \rightarrow /\varnothing/ \end{eqnarray}