Learn Korean?

[cjiayi93]

Hi anyone heard about Lingo Language School, thought of enrolling in soon. Need some advises.

hi, have you enrolled into the school and how was the experience?

 

[cheesenanchos]

i've done 3 terms at Sejong. I feel theres more emphasize on grammar and sentence structure than daily conversational korean. So good for a foundation and self study from there.

 

[alfredilc]

Hi all,

Looking to learn Korean. Up to a standard where engaging in a conversation is not a problem. I have noticed that there are many levels, up to what level do i need to go through to converse without a problem?

Know any learning centre that provide up to that level? Main focus on conversation.

Thanks.

 

[xReiya]

I'm taking classes at agape language school at novena. Currently at beginner 4. The teacher is a Korean lady. Her lessons are fun and never boring. We use active Korean textbooks and it's rather easy to read and understand. but after you've learn all the basics she would try to make you speak a lot. every lesson she allocate time to make us talk which I think is great. From these conversations We also learn words that are not in the books.

I do think the books alone are insufficient and it's always good to watch k dramas, variety. I'm also getting other books for further learning.

 

[airdes]

Korean Language School in Singapore

I learnt Korean from a school in Jurong last time until intermediate level. I realised most school does not cover each level in depth. For instance, my intermediate level is actually considered beginner level in the standard syllabus. Therefore I quit and look for a new school.

I am currently studying in ONLYOU Korean Language school for almost 3 years.
I will like to share why I picked this school for my Korean Language learning.

1) They have fixed full-time native Korean Teachers from Seoul and they are professional qualified teachers with a certified teaching licence. I found out many of the Korean teachers in Singapore does not have a license and they are native Korean without teaching training from a recognised institution in Korea. The teachers there are nice and fluent in English but they train us by speaking Korean most of the time unless new topic needs explanation they will converse in English. Sometimes even mandarin to make vocab easier to understand.

2) A small class is a better class. The class there all are small classes. 4-10 pax for a regular class. The teacher focus on each students making sure all of them can catch up and understand the topic. She has great patience and never fails to answers to all our questions. After the end of our class, we will have to practise by answering her questions of what we have learnt 1-to-1 with her before we can go.

3) Very experienced and sensitive in teaching the Korean Language. My teacher May Park can identify wrong grammar commonly used by even native or native teacher and making sure she teaches us in a correct way.

4) Good pace, not too fast or slow.

I strongly recommend studying in ONLYOU Korean Language School.

 

[Tanlp12]

Learning Korean Language With Online Tutor

Hi All,

Just sharing to you all. I have found Korean Language Online Learning. The learning session will be organized through virtual class room that facilitated with whiteboard, voice, web camera & recording function. It is interesting to learn & interact with tutor through online. The session will be recorded and student can download it for revision purpose.

It is only $5 / hr only. And, the tutor have more than 10 yrs experience for teaching Korean Language.

Kindly PM & email me (Lptan84@gmail.com) if you need any further detail.

 

[sitschoolmate]

How long does it take to be able to hold general conversations?

 

[twinbaby]

Anyone enrolled in basic 1 at Daehan?

 

[twinbaby]

Anyone enrolled in basic 1 at Daehan?

 

[Scarlet Tea]

Just had my first lesson in sejong. so far so good.

 

[twinbaby]

Hi there,

I just have my first hangeul lesson.

Any good Chinese/English to Korean or vice versa dictionary?

For the dictionary, is there an easy way to use handwriting as input?

 

[swordsly]

Hi there,

I just have my first hangeul lesson.

Any good Chinese/English to Korean or vice versa dictionary?

For the dictionary, is there an easy way to use handwriting as input?

Why not use naver dictionary? It's pretty good and you can type using a Korean input.

 

[GeraldineT]

anyone hear or is enrol to Korean explorer language school?
I see that they have 1-2 pax at $1280 for private.
seem reasonable

 

[Scarlet Tea]

You can try naver dictionary from App Store.

Hi there,

I just have my first hangeul lesson.

Any good Chinese/English to Korean or vice versa dictionary?

For the dictionary, is there an easy way to use handwriting as input?

Posted with HardwareZone Forums app

 

[twinbaby]

You can try naver dictionary from App Store.

Posted with HardwareZone Forums app

Just tried the Naver app.
Very good.
Use of handwriting
Hangeul to ganja

 

[AnimalPlanet]

Can any1 tell me their KLPT /TOPIK experience? What are the benefits other than bragging rights?

 

[twinbaby]

Anyway batcchim is really tough.
I have to annotate some of the words using english

 

[twinbaby]

Hi there

I have completed the active Korean lvl from unit 1 hangul to unit 4 shopping.
It will be good if someone can suggest a good language school for me to continue the rest of the Korean courses.

 

[Scarlet Tea]

Hi there

I have completed the active Korean lvl from unit 1 hangul to unit 4 shopping.
It will be good if someone can suggest a good language school for me to continue the rest of the Korean courses.

im studying in sejong and they are good. but has 12 lessons per term which is very long for impatient people like me.

when my term 1 ends i want to try iSpeak Korean language school at clarke quay.

cos there only 8 lessons per term but 2 hours per lesson.

 

[nachoskia]

looking to learn Korean at sejong or hanok in je. Any reviews?