How to learn Korean at home. Free Korean courses

Korea is a fascinating country of morning freshness with an ancient, distinctive culture. Interest in it is growing every year, and hence the demand for specialists who are fluent in this language.

Even now, with knowledge of Korean, you can get a job in large companies such as Samsung or Hyundai Motor. Plus, Korean is a little easier to learn than Chinese, Japanese or Arabic.

To freely understand the speech of Koreans, communicate with them, learn more about the culture of Korea and the mentality of its inhabitants, you need to know at least the basics of the Korean language.

Language Center "Eurasia" - the oldest center for the study of oriental languages ​​in Moscow, created in 2004, offers a unique program "Beginner Korean Language Courses", which can be studied in Moscow in groups/individually or via Skype.

Main advantages of the program:

- balanced program, tested by time. High efficiency in a short time. Suitable for those who travel to Korea, who need Korean for work and just for everyone

- state certificate upon completion of the course. Official confirmation of acquired knowledge

- final testing completely copies the international TOPIK exam (preparation for the real test)

- only in "Eurasia": the opportunity to pass an international exam and receive an additional international certificate!

- free language clubs and master classes for our students in Eurasia.

Korean lessons for beginners from scratch

Korean language lessons from scratch are intended for those who do not yet have any knowledge of the Korean language. The Beginners Program is an introductory course that covers the basics of all aspects of the Korean language.

Purpose of an introductory Korean course – lay a solid foundation: teach reading rules, develop Korean pronunciation skills, “open your ears” - develop the skill of understanding Korean speech by ear, learn the basics of grammar, learn basic vocabulary with which you can communicate on simple topics, learn to translate simple texts from/ into Korean.

The Beginner Korean Language Course is a course that will give you the basics of the Korean language you need for your first trip to Korea. After completing this course, you can be sure that you will not get lost on the streets of Seoul.

Korean lessons for beginners in the language center “Eurasia” are taught by Russian-speaking professional teachers together with native speakers. Thus, a Russian-speaking teacher lays the foundation, and a native speaker provides conversational practice.

This technique has been used by us for 14 years and has proven its effectiveness!

Korean lessons from scratch are not just school activities! This is a whole world of Koreanists that we are opening for you!

How to learn Korean from scratch?

Learning Korean from scratch at the Eurasia center is a pleasure!

Our motto: learning with passion!

During classes we use multimedia equipment, watch films, videos, and play games that help us learn vocabulary and grammar in an entertaining way!

What about between classes?!

We invite you to visit our free gaming clubs, film screenings of Korean films, and master classes on Korean culture. In the halls of our center there are always fresh newspapers and magazines in Korean, as well as Korean snacks and sweets for snacking between classes. All this will give you the opportunity to learn Korean from scratch quickly and interestingly!

For those who are starting to learn the Korean language from scratch for subsequent admission to a Korean university, or in order to go to Korea to work, it will be important that the program of our course fully complies with the requirements for those wishing to take the international exam in the Korean language TOPIK . This means that if you successfully master our program, you will be able to take the entry-level TOPIK 1 exam.

And after continuing your studies in our courses, pass TOPIK 2, required for admission to a Korean university.

The training programs in our center are licensed! Upon completion of the initial Korean course at the Eurasia language center, you will receive a state certificate confirming your knowledge.

Our school is an official partner of the international Korean language school with head office in Seoul, Lexis Korea. Admission to study there for our students is on preferential terms!

for young people over 14 years of age with zero level of training or minimal unsystematic training,

for adults who are learning Korean from scratch

In the auditorium of the Eurasia Center.

Korean teachers

Olga

Education: Russian State University for the Humanities, Moscow, Hanshin University, Korea. He speaks Korean at a high level and has a top-level TOPIK certificate. Teaching experience...

Mi Soon

A native speaker of Korean, a linguist by training, fluent in Russian, living in Russia for many years, working according to the methodology developed by the language...

Irina

Education: Buryat State University. International Educational Center of Kimpo College (South Korea). Has the highest level TOPIK certificate. Fluent in Korean. ...

Native speaker of Korean. Education: Hanshin University, Russian State University for the Humanities, linguistic department. Fluent in Russian. Proficient in teaching methods developed by the Eurasia Language Center...

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There is no testing required to register for Korean classes.

At our Korean courses in Moscow, you will study all language aspects:

The Korean language course for beginners covers all aspects of the language: phonetics, listening, lots of speaking practice, grammar and building a good vocabulary base. During the classes, attention is paid to the study of regional information: traditions, history and culture of Korea, norms of behavior, mentality and habits, including gastronomic ones.

Students of the course attend the Korean language club for free, where they receive an additional opportunity to communicate with guests from Korea.

Results:

  • correct pronunciation;
  • listening comprehension skills of Korean speech;
  • the ability to maintain a conversation on personal and familiar topics: self-presentation, autobiography, family, my vacation, work/school day, day off, housing and everyday life, household chores, calendar, climate and weather, food and others;
  • ability to operate with basic grammatical and lexical structures;
  • translation skills from and into Korean;
  • successful preparation for the international TOPIC I exam (entry level).

After completing Korean courses for beginners, you will receive a state certificate confirming your level of language proficiency.

Living, working or studying in South Korea requires knowledge of the language. The local dialect is difficult for Europeans to perceive, so it is best to study it here, in its homeland, immersing itself in the local culture. Almost anyone can do this today - free Korean courses are organized by many institutions with government support or on a voluntary basis.

Teacher-assisted language learning program

Even the initial course may seem very difficult to a beginner, so all classes are held with the active participation of the teacher. You will immediately have to get used to numerous features - for example, the construction of a sentence occurs not from the beginning, but from its end. Many expressions cannot be translated literally into European languages ​​- the volume of idiomatic phrases in Korean speech is colossal.

As a rule, free Korean language training is carried out with the participation of teachers from among local residents, which results in obvious advantages:

  • Obtaining structured and holistic knowledge through an integrated approach.
  • Skills in writing and reading business papers.
  • Understanding of spoken language at a level sufficient for free communication and understanding of television programs.
  • Self-confidence and ability to carry on a conversation.

To learn the Korean language for free, you first need a desire, since upon completion of some types of courses a certificate is issued that exempts you from taking the exam when obtaining a residence permit in the country.

Where is free training organized?

You can start learning the Korean language for free at the embassy of your country - most of them have similar programs. After arriving in Korea, you have the opportunity to choose paid and free education. At the same time, the latter is not inferior in quality. The most famous and popular is the public association program with support

These free Korean courses include five stages, and before the start of the lesson, those wishing to learn are tested to determine their current level of proficiency. In addition, it is worth mentioning three more organizations that allow you to learn or improve your language:

  • « Seoul global center» - Seoul, phone 02-2075-7147
  • « International Center» - Ansan, phone 1644-7111
  • « Help Center» - Tegu, phone 053-654-9700

*For registration questions, please contact the international center directly at the above numbers. (Having an ID card is required, age: from 18 years old)

The educational departments of international centers do not issue invitations or provide assistance in obtaining an ID card. You can find out more about obtaining an ID card and types of visas

In addition, you can learn Korean for free at monasteries and temples. Currently in Seoul you can contact the Russian-Speaking Christian Community. Information about new courses regularly appears in the local press and on the Internet.

Asia is becoming increasingly popular among students, with more and more people seeking higher education in one of the Asian countries. South Korea ranks 1st in the world in terms of digital technology development. Korean students undergo internships at companies such as Samsung and LG. South Korean universities lead the world rankings in the fields of technology, computer science and natural sciences. The main language of instruction at universities is Korean, so if you want to go there to study, you should start learning the language now. To make it easier for you, we have made a selection of useful resources for learning this language.

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In Russia there are not many really good textbooks on the Korean language for beginners from scratch. And this despite the fact that they provide a fairly good explanation of the grammatical material and a lot of useful vocabulary. The disadvantage of textbooks for Russian-speaking audiences is that some of them do not have audio recordings or even keys to the exercises. That’s why it’s better not to limit yourself to self-study, but to additionally attend courses and seek out acquaintances with Koreans to develop your speaking skills.

Proven textbooks for learning Korean from scratch

1. “Textbook of the Korean language. Basic course" Kasatkina I.L., Chong In Sun, Pentyukhova V.E. The book is intended for students who are studying the Korean language for the first year. The manual contains enough material to master good writing skills and master grammar. The textbook is designed for approximately 180-200 hours of classroom work. The manual is recommended by many students who have studied Korean, but there is no audio or answers to the exercises.

2. Textbooks written by teachers of the Korean Won Gwan School for students with different levels of training: Introductory course, Korean course for intermediate students 중급 한국어 And Korean Basic Course 고급 한국어. These textbooks are among the most famous among Russian students. The manuals focus on grammar, and there are answers to the exercises. The books come with CDs with texts and dialogues. The downside is that there are no listening tasks.

3. "Korean Language Textbook" Verkholyak V.V., Kaplan T.Yu., Galkina L.V., Kozhemyako V.N. and “Textbook of the Korean language” by Verkholyak V.V., Kaplan T.Yu. Guides for beginners. The books cover approximately 400 hours of classroom work. They provide accessible material on phonetics, grammar and vocabulary of the Korean language, but there is no audio for the books, so it is better to study them with a teacher or use them as additional materials for classes.

4. Textbooks of the National Institute of International Education of the Republic of Korea NIIED. There are only four such textbooks. The plus is that they correspond to the levels of the Korean TOPIK exam. The textbooks contain exercises for working on all language skills, but, unfortunately, there are no answers. Therefore, you need to find someone who will check the completion of tasks.

5. “Korean language (Introductory course)” Choi Yang Sun. This course will be a good addition to your main textbook. In addition, this book can be used as a self-instruction manual, since it has a CD with audio and answers to the exercises. An advantage of the textbook is the large number of dialogues.

6. Guides for learning the Korean language by Kogai Yu.P. – “Phonetics”, “Hieroglyphics”, “Morphology”, “Syntax”, “Spoken Korean”, “Phraseologisms of the Korean language”, etc. Not all of the manuals were published, but the author made them freely available. The books are truly worthy of your attention.

7. "Basic Korean: A Grammar and Workbook" by Andrew Sangpil Byon. A textbook for those who are learning Korean for the first year. The manual contains grammar exercises. You can study independently or with a teacher.

8. "Korean grammar in use"- a series of three textbooks, which are compiled in the same way as English grammar in Use. Those. In the book, each lesson contains a grammatical structure + rules of use with examples + exercises to practice the material. You should not pass by these benefits.

This is how short our review turned out to be. By the way, you can get acquainted with most of the Korean textbooks listed here on our

Korean is easy to learn if you immerse yourself deeply in the culture and society. Russians who strive to master the Korean language from scratch establish good relationships with Koreans.

How long does it take to learn Korean?

Many people wonder if learning the Korean language is difficult and in what time frame it is possible to understand it. All training is carried out as individually as possible. Each person has the right to determine the required level of language proficiency. Also, not all people have the skills to learn languages. The city where the training takes place is also of great importance - the capital provides experienced teachers, small cities do not have such specialists at all. Is it easy to learn the Korean language - only with great motivation, learning will proceed without problems, because a person is maximally interested in getting a high result.

Is it difficult to learn Korean as a beginner?

Each student learns differently. Anyone who has previously studied German and English finds the Korean language quite difficult. However, comparing it with Japanese, Vietnamese or Chinese languages, we can confidently say that its development is much easier. The characters of the Korean alphabet are simpler than the Japanese ones, and audio pronunciation is also easier for all students.

Ways to learn Korean

  • Learning vocabulary. To expand your vocabulary, you need to use literature in Korean, newspaper sources, television programs, films and TV series. Experts advise starting with children's books, which are usually written in simple language, and only then moving on to the press, literature and cinema;
  • Mastering grammar. It is necessary to focus on reading newspapers and books that have a written Russian translation, this will allow you to understand the accents as correctly as possible;
  • Auditory perception. You should start listening to music, watching Korean programs, and best of all, having dialogues with native speakers;
  • Spoken language. Foreign guests living in Korea have a great opportunity to have conversations with Korean residents. But even while at home, you can use the Internet to find an interlocutor who speaks Korean, who will correct and point out mistakes during the dialogue;
  • Mastering writing. Through online learning, you can gain Korean writing skills. By finding sites where texts written by students can be checked by Koreans and errors corrected, you can significantly improve the learning of writing.