Target level
TTMIK Levels 1-2
What can you achieve through this course?
- Enhance your Korean to the level that you feel comfortable in communicating in your travels
- Learn short and easy phrases tailored for travelers as well as the most commonly used form
- Learn cultural background behind the expressions
- Obtain quick information about Korea that would come in handy for travelers
Trailer + Sample lesson
Lecturer
Course language
English
What can you find inside the course?
- 10 lessons and 1 review session
- Lesson notes for the 10 lessons
Table of contents
- Basic Expressions (Yes, No, Just a second, It's good)
- Greetings & Talking to Strangers
- Buying Things In A Store
- Asking For Directions
- Using Public Transportation
- Using An Accommodation
- Eating In A Restaurant (part 1)
- Eating In A Restaurant (part 2)
- Buying Clothes
- When You Are Not Feeling Well
- Review - Reinforce what you've learned in this course
This course is exclusively available to subscribers.
I have a question about Lesson 4! What are some phrases that can help us understand what the helper is telling us after we ask for directions? Such as go right/left/straight, etc.?
Hi Krisha,
Would you like to learn more about how to ask and give directions?
This book has a chapter “Asking and Giving Directions”, so follow the link and learn more about the book! https://talktomeinkorean.com/product/sv1/
This was a great course! I loved how there were different levels of expressions but also knowing the easiest way to get by.
We appreciate your comment 🙂
I really appreciate this course. It is straightforward and easy to follow.
The explanations are clear. Doing these complimentary courses alongside the core course allows me to see what I am learning in real life contexts. It also helps give me a heads up about future grammar so when I come to it, it does not surprise me as much.
Thank you for your feedback! 🙂
Hello! I have a question if:
아니요 (no) = formal way
아니 (no) = informal way
Does it also apply to the word yes? like:
네요 = formal way?
네 = informal way?
Thank you for your comment!
네 itself is “Yes” in the formal version, and 응 is the informal word for “Yes”
ok thank you so much
No problem!
Very usefull. I thought, at first, this would be for real beginners only. But not so, the simplified phrases fo travelers are followed by other versions which could be uttered by native speakers. It equips you with different ways to express yourself. So good. 감사합니다 .
Thank you so much for your review! 🙂