I tried 9 apps and ranked them : r Korean - Reddit I tried 9 apps and ranked them Lingory - this app seems like a clear winner for best app to learn Korean with It allows for infinite progress in a day, has mostly unobtrusive 5 second ads, and organizes its learning well You start off with vowels consonants, move on to daily language, and then more complex phrases
r Korean on Reddit: I want to start learning korean and I dont know . . . Plus I don't have any korean friends or anyone who knows koren I've downloaded 7 books for vocabulary , grammar and and real life conversations but I don't know which do I learn first I already know how to read and write and 4-5 basic introduction sentences and that's it Do I learn the convos first? The vocabulary and then the grammar?
What are the best resources to learn Korean from a complete . . . - Reddit Maybe I can help out as a fellow beginner! I started learning Korean in February this year and tried tons of different resources The ones that helped me out the most are: Learning Hangul: this is where you should start! I'm assuming since you've been studying for a while you already know Hangul, but well just in case: I found How To Study Korean to be a good guide: https: www
For those of you that learned Chinese, Korean, or Japanese . . . - Reddit Korean I started honestly because I love Korean shows, movies, and music Plus I teach ESL and there are many Koreans in my ESL classes Japanese was quite hard in the beginning but I kept going with it, Korean has been surprisingly easy for me but I guess that will change the more I study it
Is korean really that hard? : r Korean - Reddit Before I started learning korean I read how it's easy to learn because you don't have to conjugate the verbs in relation to the pronouns and other stuff But after joining this sub I often read that korean is a very difficult language to learn and that you need like 2000 hours to be good at it Is it really that hard?
What is the best book to learn korean? : r Korean - Reddit My personal favorite is Integrated Korean by University of Hawaii, but get second edition, not 3rd They have downloadable audio files, and extensive and really helpful workbook The exercises in the book teach the grammar points in the lesson, and reinforce the vocabulary
The Ultimate Beginners Resource Thread : r Korean - Reddit First learn Hangul (the Korean alphabet), and avoid using "romanization" (reading writing Korean with the English alphabet) There are links to separate Hangul courses below, and most of the online courses and books in this list also include Hangul lessons
Beginner Korean - Reddit Beginner Korean - a subreddit to learn Korean language A friendly place for Korean learners at beginner level and those who are about to start learning Korean If you have questions about how to study South Korean language, this is the subreddit for you
How difficult is it to learn Korean? : r Korean - Reddit Korean is often considered one of the hardest languages to learn for native English speakers, I believe due to being agglutinative, has many differences in grammatical structure and is high in cultural context That said, don’t let this deter you I started learning relatively later than most as well