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Let's start

#Introduction

Ok so we will know what do we have to learn first

:::Firstly we have to learn 한글 (korean alphabet)

::: Second we need to learn korean vocabulary

::: Third we need to learn korean grammar

With these we need to learn speaking 🙎‍♀️ , listening and writing ✍

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Let's start with 한글 first

#Unit1

Korean alphabet which is known as 한글 is discovered by king 세종

There are 19 consonants and 21 vowels

Consonants in korean is said or written as 자음 #vocabulary

Vowel in korean is said or written as 모음 #vocabulary

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Consonants (자음) Names

ㄱ - 기역

ㄴ - 니은

ㄷ - 디귿

ㄹ - 리을

ㅁ - 미음

ㅂ - 비읍

ㅅ - 시옷

ㅇ - 이응

ㅈ - 지읒

ㅊ - 치읓

ㅋ - 키읔

ㅌ - 티읕

ㅍ - 피읖

ㅎ - 히읕

ㄲ - 쌍기역

ㄸ - 쌍디귿

ㅉ - 쌍지읒

ㅃ - 쌍비읍

The names are basically not asked but still we need to go through it

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Dear friends

I am not using ROMANIZATIONS cause if you keep dependent on it

You will not be able to read korean

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안녕하세요 여러분

#Unit1lesson1

From today we have our main lessons

The previous lesson were to learn the alphabet (한글)

I hope you all had already done ✔ #Unit0lesson5

I will send Day of the vocabulary everyday

Today's Day of the topic is

HOW TO SAY I AGREE IN KOREAN

There are many ways

Let's see ----

So now let's see today's vocabulary-----

15 Phrases to Say I Agree in Korean

1) I agree.

• 동의해요.

2) That’s true.

• 그건 사실이야.

3) Yes, you’re right.

• 네, 맞아요.

4) I couldn’t agree with you more.

• 전저그로 동의해요

5) That’s exactly how I feel.

• 저도 같은 생각이에요.

6) Exactly.

• 맞아요.

7) No doubt about it.

• 확실해요.

8) You have a point there.

• 그 말도 일리가 있네요.

9) I was just going to say that.

• 저도 그 말을 하려고 했어요.

10) I guess so.

• 그런 거 같아요.

11) I don’t disagree with you.

• 저도 반대하지는 않아요.

12) If you say so.

• 정 그렇다면 알겠어요.

13) Of course.

• 당연하죠.

14) Maybe.

• 아마도요.

15) Absolutely.

• 그럼요.

Don't use ROMANIZATIONS

That's all cause you need to learn the vocabulary... SLOWLY SLOWLY

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안녕하세요 여러분

Today's learning 👇

#Unit0lesson5

TODAY i will teach KOREAN NUMBERS TO YOU ALL

IN KOREA PEOPLE USE 2 TYPES OF KOREAN NUMBER ---

:: NATIVE KOREAN NUMBER

:: SINO KOREAN NUMBER

LET'S SEE HOW TO READ THEM:::

[ Korean Numbers 한국 번호 ]

||Native Korean Numbers||

1 - 하나

2 - 둘

3 - 셋

4 - 넷

5 - 다섯

6 - 여섯

7 - 일곱

8 - 여덟

9 - 아홉

10 - 열

11 - ten+one = 열하나

12 - ten+two = 열둘

13 - ten+three = 열셋

14 - ten+four = 열넷

15 - ten+five = 열다섯

16 - ten+six = 열여섯

17 - ten+seven = 열일곱

18 - ten+eight = 열여덟

19 - ten+nine = 열아홉

20 - 스물

30 - 서른

40 - 마흔

50 - 쉰

60 - 예순

70 - 일흔

80 - 여든

90 - 아흔

*📓 NOTE --- DON'T USE ROMANIZATIONS TO READ THESE LETTERS

I WILL SEND THE AUDIO BUT BEFORE THAT I WILL TELL SOMETHING IMPORTANT ABOUT PRONUNCIATION

KEEP IN MIND TO REVISE / LEARN #Unit0lesson4

||Sino Korean Numbers||

The term "sino-korean" is used when a korean word is based on the Chinese language.

1 - 일

2 - 이

3 - 삼

4 - 사

5 - 오

6 - 육

7 - 칠

8 - 팔

9 - 구

10 - 싶

100 - 일백

200 - 이백

300 - 삼백

400 - 사백

500 - 오백

600 - 육백

700 - 칠백

800 - 팔백

900 - 구백

Remember 👇

Hundred - 백 [baek]

Thousand - 천 [cheon]

Ten Thousand - 만 [man]

That's all for today

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Hello 👋 everyone

#Unit0lesson4

받침

Consonants that appear at the end of a syllable are called 받침. When pronouncing ㄱ, ㄷ, ㅂ, ㅅ and ㅈ as third position consonants you make them softer than if they’re in the first position. (Which is why ㅅ sometimes sounds like a “t”, I know a lot of you get confused with that) 

When a 받침 consonant is followed by a syllable beginning with a vowel the 받침 connects with the vowel sound. When connecting to 이 sometimes the sound changes:

ㅌ + 이 = 치

같이 (together) is pronounced 가치 

끝이에요? (are we finished) is pronounced 끄치에요? 

The syllable following a 받침 consonant doesn’t always have to begin with a vowel for the pronunciation to change:

When ㄱ comes before a syllable beginning with ㄴ, ㄹ or ㅁ it is pronounced as ㅇ not ㄱ!

먹이를 먹는 고양이 (a cat eating food) 먹는 is pronounced 멍는 

한국말 잘하시네요 (you speak Korean well) 한국말 is pronounced 한궁말  

When ㄴ is followed by ㄹ the ㄴ is changed into an “L” sound:

선룽 (a subway station in Seoul) is pronounced 설룽  

Finally ㅎ, when this consonant is in 받침 position followed by either ㄱ, ㄷ or ㅈ they become aspirated:

어떻게 (how) is pronounced 어떠케 

하얗다 (white) is pronounced 하야타 

몸이 좋지 않아요 (I don’t feel good) 좋지 is pronounced 조치 

One more thing about ㅎ is that when followed by ㅇ it becomes silent 

좋아하다 (to like) is pronounced 조아하다 

Double 받침 are rare but allow there to be more words in the language. 

There are 13 double 받침:

ㄲ, ㅆ, ㄳ, ㄵ, ㄼ, ㄽ, ㄾ, ㅄ, ㄺ, ㄻ, ㄿ, ㄶ, ㅀ 

The last double 받침 consonant joins the next syllable if the next syllable starts with a vowel:

이 책 읽어 주세요 (Read this book for me)  읽어 is pronounced 일거

When ㅅ is the second consonant in a double, it is pronounced ㅆ

Exceptions:

ㄲ and ㅆ do not separate. They are both transferred to the next syllable

When the following syllable begins with a consonant or there is no following syllable: one of the doubles are silent (There is no rule to which one all the time):

여덟 (eight) is pronounced 여덜

값 (price) is pronounced 갑

삶 (life) is pronounced 삼

ㄶ/ㅀ followed by a syllable beginning with ㄱ, ㄷ, ㅈ makes them become  aspirated to ㅋ, ㅌ, ㅊ. The ㄴ & ㄹ stays at the end of the syllable:

많고 is pronounced 만코

싫다  is pronounced 실타

싫지만 is pronounced 실치만

(많 is the word stem for many, 싫 is the stem for hate)

Whena double 받침 is before a syllable starting with a vowel, the second consonant joins the second syllable. However the consonant ㅎ is silent when it is followed by ㅇ so the characters cancel each other out (allowing the remaining ㄴ or ㄹ to to move):

괜찮아요 (It’s ok) is pronounced 괜차나요

That's all for today

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Hello Again EVERYONE

SO NOW WE ARE GONNA START OUR LESSON THAT IS:

#Unit0lesson3

Now let's do it !! FIGHTING!!

How to Read Korean

After you learn the Korean alphabet, you will need to know how to read Korean. Knowing how to read will make it easier to speak Korean. Reading aloud will help you with your pronunciation.

Learning to read fairly simple because Korean words are broken up into syllables that are 2-4 letters each. Every syllable needs at least one consonant and one vowel.

The letters are read in order, left to right, and top to bottom. You can learn how to read Hangul by following the lesson in this section. There are some examples to practice your reading skills as well.

Spend some time reading some simple words, such as Korean slang or the colors in Korean. This will be great practice and will help you become more familiar with the words you see on a regular basis. Soon you’ll be reading Korean wherever you go!

I hope you all understand the above lecture hehe 💓.....

NOW A QUESTION OCCURS 🤔

HOW TO MAKE A SYLLABLE?

LET'S FIND OUT

Let’s take a look at how it is done.

Korean is written into “blocks” that make up one syllable. One block always has exactly one syllable. The blocks are ALWAYS drawn in one of the following ways:

Important rules you need to know about these structures:

1. Number “2” is ALWAYS a vowel. Always always always always always.

2. Number “1, 3 (and sometimes 4) are ALWAYS consonants. Always.

3. Blocks containing a horizontally drawn vowel are always drawn in one of these two ways:

4. Blocks containing a vertically drawn vowel are always drawn in one of these two ways:

Now that you know those rules, it is just a matter of putting the consonants and vowels together to make blocks. For example, if I want to write “bab”:

Step 1: Determine if the vowel is horizontal or vertical. a (ㅏ) is vertical, so we will use:

Step 2: Determine if the syllable ends in a consonant. Yes, it does. So we need to fill 1, 2 and 3, so we need to use:

Step 3: Place the starting letter “b (ㅂ)”, the middle letter “a (ㅏ)” and the ending letter “b (ㅂ)” into 1, 2, and 3 respectively.

Let’s practice a few before we finish:

ㄱ = k

ㅏ = a

ㄴ = n

ㅏ is vertically aligned, so if we make a syllable we would write: 간 (kan)

ㅂ = b

ㅓ = eo

ㅂ = b

ㅓ is vertically aligned, so if we make a syllable we would write: 법 (beob)

ㅈ = j

ㅜ = u

ㅜ is horizontally aligned, so if we make a syllable we would write: 주 (ju)

ㅎ = h

ㅗ = o

ㅗ is horizontally aligned, so if we make a syllable we would write: 호 (ho)

That's all for today please stay tuned for tge next lessons

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Unit 0 lesson 2

Learning Hangeul ( the Korean alphabet ) is really easy! It is also really important as to be able to read and write you need to know it, if you get the chance to go to Korea everything will be written in Hangeul without romanisation. So if you want to learn Korean a good starting place is the alphabet!

Vowels - vowels can be split into two categories, basic and double. Let’s start with the basic vowels:

ㅏ (a) - similar to the a in “want

ㅓ (eo) - similar to the o in “done”

ㅣ (i) - similar to the ee in “keep"

ㅗ (o) - similar to the o in “tow” (to help you remember this, I think of the vertical line being Over the horizontal line)

ㅜ (u) - similar to the u in “rude” (to help you remember this, I think of the vertical line being Under the horizontal line)

ㅡ (eu) - similar to the u in “push”

And that was all the basic vowels, if you learn those learning the double vowels will be super easy!!

ㅑ (ya) - similar to the ya in “yahoo”

ㅐ (ae) - similar to the e in “pet”

ㅒ (yae) - similar to the ye in “yes”

ㅕ (yeo) - similar to the yo in “young”

ㅔ (e) - similar to the e in “pet”

ㅖ (ye) - similar to the ye in “yes”

ㅛ (yo) - similar to the yo in “yodel”

ㅠ (yu) - similar to the yu in “yule”

ㅘ (wa) - similar to the wa in “want”

ㅙ (wae) - similar to the we in “wet”

ㅚ (oe) - similar to the we in “wet”

ㅝ (weo) - similar to the wo in “worry”

ㅞ (we) - similar to the we in “wet”

ㅟ (wi) - similar to the wee in “week”

ㅢ (ui) - similar to the u in “push” plus the ee in “keep”

And thats all the vowels!! So lets move onto consonants, these can also be split into categories - basic, double and strong. We’ll start with the basic:

ㄱ (g,k) pronounced similar to k at the beginning of a word and end of a syllable, in other positions, it is closer to g

ㄴ (n)

ㄷ (d,t) pronounced similar to t at the beginning of a word and end of a syllable, in other positions, it is closer to d

ㄹ (r,l) pronounced similar to l at the end of a syllable, in other positions, it is closer to r

ㅁ (m)

ㅂ (b,p) pronounced similar to p at the beginning of a word and end of a syllable, in other positions, it is closer to b

ㅅ (s,sh) pronounced similar to sh before the vowels ㅣ , ㅕ , ㅑ , ㅠ , ㅛ in other positions it is closer to s

ㅇ (no sound, ng) has no sound when it comes at the beginning of a syllable, but is close to ng when it is at the end of a syllable

ㅈ (j,ch) pronounced similar to ch at the beginning of a word, in other positions, it is closer to j

Let’s move onto double consonants, these consonants pronunciation is harder than their singular, basic version:

ㄲ - kk

ㄸ - tt

ㅉ - jj

ㅃ - pp

ㅆ - ss

And finally strong consonants! When you speak these they should make a forceful sound:

ㅋ - K

ㅌ - T

ㅊ - Ch

ㅍ - P

ㅎ - H

Thats the Korean alphabet!! It’s pretty simple and despite the fact it looked a bit daunting, I hope this helps in your studies and good luck!!

Extra:

The word hangeul 한글 is made up of 2 syllables and 6 characters, a syllable will never start with a vowel which is why ㅇ makes no sound when its in the first position as it acts a place holder so that the first sound made in the syllable can be a vowel sound.

That's all today

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NEXT LESSON WILL BE SENT SOON

PLEASE STAY TUNED 🙏

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UNIT 0 LESSON 1

The Korean writing system “한글” is one of the most scientific and systematic

writing systems in the world. 한글 is made of an alphabet of 21

vowel and 19 consonant symbols. The system was invented in 1443 by the

King Sejong the Great and his group of royal scholars during the Chosun

dynasty of Korea (1392–1910). This unit introduces how to read 한글.

The unit introduces individual vowel and consonant symbols and discusses

how each symbol is assembled into syllables to spell Korean words.

Vowels -----

ㅏ - 아

ㅓ - 어

ㅗ - 오

ㅜ - 우

ㅣ - 이

ㅡ - 으

ㅐ - 애

ㅔ - 에

The about VOWELS are SINGLE VOWEL know as 단모음.

Note - * Before going further i want to tell you all why did i write ✍ ㅇ with VOWEL cause ㅇ is used as a PLACEHOLDER. Why? 🤔 You will know in the future lesson but for now you just need to know that ㅇ is a place holder. 😁😁

ㅕ- 여

ㅑ - 야

ㅛ- 요

ㅠ - 유

ㅒ - 얘

ㅖ -예

The ABOVE vowels are COMPOUND VOWEL (Y+VOWEL) KNOW AS 이중모음

ㅘ - 와

ㅝ - 워

ㅚ - 외

ㅟ - 위

ㅙ - 왜

ㅞ - 웨

ㅢ - 의

The above vowel is COMPOUND VOWEL (w+vowel and u+i) also known as 이중모음.

NOW WE WILL GO A LITTLE BIT THROUGH CONSONANT..

ㄱ

ㄴ

ㄷ

ㄹ

ㅁ

ㅂ

ㅅ

ㅇ

The above consonant are BASIC CONSTANT also known as 지음.

ㅊ

ㅋ

ㅌ

ㅍ

ㅎ

The above consonants are ASPIRATED COMPOUND also known as 지음.

ㅃ

ㅉ

ㄸ

ㄲ

ㅆ

The above consonant are DOUBLE CONSONANT also known as 쌍자음.

That's all for today

I WILL SEND THE LESSON 2 TOMORROW

I HOPE I CAN HELP YOU LEARNING KOREAN

I WILL NOW SWITCH ON THE MESSAGE SO THAT YOU GUTS CAN ASK YOUR QUESTIONS

LOVE FROM ME

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안녕하세요 😄 찬구들

Meaning : Hello 😄 Friends

As i many of you asked me time at which i will teach .... So i will send lessons 🙂 😌 in pdf form which can be printable i guess 🤔 😅 🤷. If not don't worry 😉 Copy down the things as notes 📝.

I will send the lesson from tomorrow as the first lesson will be tomorrow 😊 ☺ 🙂.

I wanna share my

- RESOURCES

- NOTES

- LESSONS

- HOMEWORK

- RESEARCH

with you guys 🙆🙆‍♀️ .... :)<3

Q- Doesn't this course take any charge?

Ans- Absolutely not my dear friends .. it's free for you all ;)

Q- How will we ask if we have any query?

Ans- Well open the messenger for this group for you all after the lesson completes but only for 4 hours so that you all can ask your queries .

Q- You will teach us all 7 days in a week?

Ans- Well i don't have any problem but it depends on your catching power 😅. So I will send a poll in which you all can say how many time you need to complete the lesson 😉 The maximum numbers of voted option will be taken as the study lessons 👍 👌 👏.

Q- How are we gonna study korean?

Ans- I will send you names of many books in a poll . The maximum number of voted book will be taken as the study resource. Don't worry 😉 I will send the pdf of the maximum voted book. But if you wanna buy you can . But i recommend you to only learn by pdf as i also do that. Your choice 👌 😉

QUESTION ANSWERS FINISHED

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HELLO EVERYONE MYSELF........

Well name is not important as i think ... I just downloaded this app. So i think the best way is to first introduce myself....

Myself.......

I am 14 years old

I live in india

My native language is hindi

My 2nd language is English

And now i am learning korean which will be my 3rd language

I also have an account in telegram named

https://t.me/learnwithme3

In which i share my knowledge for korean.....

Feel free to join the telegram group 😀 😊 ☺

So i will also share my know here from tomorrow

잘가요

Good bye !!

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