studykorean101: So you’ve learned Hangul. ‘What do I do now?’ is probably your nex
studykorean101: So you’ve learned Hangul. ‘What do I do now?’ is probably your next question. I would know because you all have asked me at least ten times a day. The people have spoken; a lot. So I shall give the people what they want. Here is a short masterlist for beginners who are endlessly stuck at Hangul and have no idea what to do next: Typing in Korean: ♡ Hangul (just in case you haven’t gotten that part yet) ♡ Practice your Hangul: typing test ♡ How to change your keyboard: language setting ♡ Korean Fonts Flashcards / Apps: ♡ Quizlet ♡ Anki ♡ Apps Websites: ♡ Talk to Me in Korean (TTMIK) ♡ How to study Korean (HTSK) ♡ Lang-8 ♡ KoreanClass101 ♡ Haru-Korean ♡ Learn Korean ♡ Sogang Korean Masterlists: ♡ Study Korean 101 ♡ Fluentlee ♡ From Ireland to Korea ♡ Lost in Korean Translations ♡ Flicker of Korean ♡ Korean from Dummies ♡ Bite Sized Korean ♡ Bulletproof Korean ♡ Sohee Studies ♡ Hannah-DulSet ♡ Korean Study Tips ♡ Su-eop ♡ GGKorean My Resources / Recommended: ♡ Textbooks ~ I will always recommend TTMIK (textbooks here) ♡ Korean Games ♡ Websites ♡ Apps ♡ Webtoons Beginner Need to Know: ♡ Introducing yourself ♡ Vocabulary (literally fill your brain with as much vocab as possible) ♡ Batchim (받침) ♡ Sentence Structure ♡ Conversational Korean Tips: ♡ The romanized Korean is not a complete representation of the Korean alphabet. Understanding that pronunciation/spoken Korean is just as important as reading and writing will help your Korean flourish - so drop romanization. ♡ You are literally free to do whatever you want. You could learn phrases, vocab, grammar - you could even start taking beginner lessons at a KSL school or find a tutor; your Korean language journey is your own. What works for me might not work for you. ♡ There’s always a honeymoon stage. What I mean by this is sometimes people are caught up in the excitement of learning Korean that they forget to do the boring stuff - ie grammar and extensive studying. The honeymoon stage usually filters those who are serious and those who aren’t about learning Korean. ♡ However you chose to learn Korean, own it. If you’d like to learn through KDramas/KPop, that’s okay. If you want to go to Korea and immerse yourself, that’s okay. Own it. And work hard while you’re at it. Studying Korean is a beautiful and painful process. As a former beginner, I can tell you it’s a lot of work but it’s worth it. I hope that you have some guidance now when you’re done learning Hangul, but it’s really up to you the path you decide to take. Best of luck! I will always be here to answer your questions - don’t hesitate to message. Happy Studying :) ~ SK101 -- source link