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Talking About Yourself

Family, likes, hobbies, weekends and weather — the first conversation you will have again and again

You can say your name and your country. The next ten minutes of a first meeting are nearly always the same: what you do and why you are learning Korean, your family, what you like, your hobbies, your weekend, the weather. Seven daily lessons, one topic each, ending in a whole first conversation from hello to goodbye. Almost no new grammar — past and future come as ready-made sentences, and the courses after this one take them apart. One distinction is taught properly, because it trips everyone up: 좋아요 and 좋아해요. Along the way: family words that change with who is speaking, why you may be asked your age, and why Koreans avoid the word for "you".

Lessons
7
Days
7
Minutes
187
Quiz items
49
To pass
80%

Curriculum

Each lesson opens when the one before it is passed at 80%.

Week 1 · The first conversation, topic by topic

  1. 1The five questions of a first meetingWhere you are from, where you live, what you do, why Korean — and how to ask backGive a full self-introduction in the order Koreans expect, and turn each question back to the other person.31 min · 7 items
  2. Bonus chapter 1Opens after lesson 3
  3. Bonus chapter 2Opens after lesson 6

Languages this course is written in

The lessons are explained in one language. Where a translation exists your screen uses it; where it does not, you see the original rather than a blank.

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