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Korean, hangul and pronunciation how do I start learning hangul the Korean alphabet : 한글 writing rules -- the first syllable of 한자 words 한글 and pronunciation 변이음 : pronunciation rules and changing consonant sounds 받침 : definition and introduction 받침 : only seven possible sounds for any consonants in the 받침 position 받침 : do we write ㄷ or ㅅ 예사소리 and 된소리 and 거센소리 : definitions 된소리 : doubling of consonant of second glyph writing and spaces
Vocabulary by topic counting and numbers time more counting and numbers classifiers -- noun counters adnominals (I) ... noun modifiers adnominals (II): question words : wh~, How adnominals (III) : this,those,that and those other things waaaay over there personal pronouns modes of address -- what is your person title
Introduction to Korean grammar what is korean basic korean grammar Korean parts of speech terms direct and indirect objects adverbs parts of speech exercises and quizzes (1) parts of speech exercises and quizzes (2) direct and indirect speech What is a Korean word-
Particles topical markers 는 Subject Marker 가 는 vs. 가 and 은 vs. 이 and subject marker vs. topic marker marking a direct object with 을-를 Subject and topical markers quizzes showing possession 의 prepositions - to a place - 에 Prepositions - to a person - 께-에게-한테 Prepositions - by means of - 로-으로 Prepositions - location - 에서-에-위에-아래 Prepositions - from - 에세 Prepositions - bonus round prepositions quizzes
common sentence structures parts of a sentence 1. Subject + predicate adjectives + 이다 이다 sentences exercises 2. Subject + action verb subject + action verb exercises 3. Subject + descriptive verb 4. Subject + preposition + object + action verb subject + object + action verb exercises 5. conjunctions (but, and, or) conjunctions exercises 6. Object + modifying adjective + noun + 이다 7. relative (also called dependent) clauses relative clause exercises common relative clause nouns exercises Korean sentences are all backwards! 8. can 9. have 10. want 11. if only if 12. when 13. while 14. comparative sentences more comparison examples 15. because because II to make somebody do something 16. Shall we 17. should have 18. Imperatives (do this!) 19. Omission of subject
Verbs and Adjectives negation negation quiz negating and contracting 하다 auxiliary verbs to be or not to be Luke park on to be and not to be to not be exercises to be exercises pre-final verb endings action verbs modifying nouns adjectives modifying nouns Difference between KOrean verbs and adjectives modifying exercises and quizzes adjectives a.k.a. DV descriptive verbs adjectives and many things being modified passive and causative verbs
beginner verb endings ( 107)
intermediate verb endings ( 203)
advanced verb endings ( 324)
Relative Clauses Introduction to relative clauses Relative clauses : formation exercises
Irregular verbs and adjectives irregular verbs of all 3 conjugation types ㄹ irregulars ㄹ irregulars quizzes and exercises ㅂ irregulars ㅂ irregular quizzes and exercises ㄷ irregulars ㄷ irregular quiz 르 irregulars 르 quizzes and exercises ㅎ irregulars ㅎ quizzes ㅅ ending irregulars ㅅ irregular quiz irregular verb quizzes 으 irregulars 러 irregulars
Passive verbs introduction to using passive verbs formation of passive verbs from active verbs adjectives prefer active voice passive verbs in relative clauses and looseness of tense 맞다 is passive as is passive and causative exercises
Verb tenses present tense 1 - simple present present tense 2 ~고 있다 present tense 2 ~어 있다 present tense exercises past tense 1 - simple past past tense 2 었었-았었다 past tense 3 ~던 past tense exercises and questions examples of Korean under-appreciating tense conditional (if - should have, etc.) under-appreciation of tense quizzes conditional exercises future tense 1 ㄹ future tense 2 겠 English perfect tenses
Politeness and Formal Levels politeness levels politeness levels - polite speech politeness levels - informal speech politeness levels - polite speech (하오체) politeness levels 3 - extremely polite 좋아하다 and politeness expressions 주다 and 드리다, 주시다 honorific forms: the 시 form 시 form exercises honorific forms: special words 십시다 special words exercises
How to conjugate verbs the 4 Korean verb conjugation types Verb conjugation type 1: not change to stem type 1 2nd example type 1 3rd example type 1 quizzes Verb conjugation type 2: rules for the formation of the 어-아 verb form 어-아 form quizzes and exercises 어-아 + another verb exercises 어-아 conjugating for 으 verbs Verbs conjugation type 2 .. .. part 2, the 어-아 conjugate verb form conjugate 어-아 form exercises and quizzes Verb conjugation type 3: the 으 words and forms Verb conjugation type 3: practice exercises
Causative verbs sentence structure (e.g. objects) and sentences using a passive or a causative verb list of causative verbs voice plus active and causative verbs sentence structure (e.g. objects) and sentences using a passive or a causative verb 하다 ... 되다 ... 시키다 붙다 ... 붙이다 죽다 ... 죽이고 맡다 .... 맡기다 objects and passive and causative phrases exercises
Gerunds gerunds (verbs changed into nouns) gerunds 1 ~이 gerunds 2 ~음 gerunds 3 ~하는 것이-~하는 데 gerunds 4 ~기 gerunds 5 ~어-아 gerunds exercises

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