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Sample Lessons
Main topics of the Level 2 course:
- Future tense, present progressive
- Basic Korean particles
- How to read time, date, and days in Korean
- Self-introduction
- How to say "can/cannot" and "have to/should/must" in Korean
Table of Contents
Average lesson length: 11 minutes
Lesson 1. Future Tense / -ㄹ/을 거예요, 할 거예요
Lesson 2. Object-marking Particles / -을, -를
Lesson 3. And, and then, therefore, so / 그리고, 그래서
Lesson 4. And, with / -하고, -(이)랑
Lesson 5. Days In A Week / 요일
Lesson 6. But, However / 그렇지만, 그런데
Lesson 7. “To” someone, “From” someone / 한테, 한테서
Lesson 8. Telling The Time
Lesson 9. Counters / 개, 명
Lesson 10. Present Progressive / -고 있어요
Lesson 11. Self-introduction / 자기소개
Lesson 12. What Is Today’s Date? / 날짜
Lesson 13. Too, Also / -도 (part 1)
Lesson 14. Too, Also / -도 / (part 2)
Lesson 15. Only / -만
Lesson 16. Very, A bit, Really, Not really, Not at all / 아주, 조금, 진짜, 별로, 전혀
Lesson 17. Can, Cannot / -ㄹ 수 있다/없다
Lesson 18. To be good/poor at … / 잘하다/못하다
Lesson 19. Making Verbs Into Nouns / -는 것
Lesson 20. Have to, Should, Must / -아/어/여야 되다/하다
Lesson 21. More.. than… / -보다 더
Lesson 22. To like / 좋다 vs. 좋아하다
Lesson 23. If, In case / 만약, -(으)면
Lesson 24. Still, Already / 아직, 벌써
Lesson 25. Something, Someday, Someone, Somewhere / 누군가, 무언가, 어딘가,언젠가
Lesson 26. Imperative / -(으)세요
Lesson 27. Please do it for me. / -아/어/여 주세요
Lesson 28. Particles For Method, Way / -(으)로
Lesson 29. More, All / 더, 다
Lesson 30. Don’t do it. / -지 마세요
Review What You’ve Learned in Level 2
What you can find in this course:
Lesson notes
Sample dialogues
Review quizzes
Review lesson
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Level 2 Textbook
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안녕하세요! I just got to level 2 and two people from level 1 have added me on KKT and I want more people to study with me or join a group(if you guys want to). So please add me I am on Level 2 Lesson 1 and I need more study partners so please add me on KKT
KKT ID: AngelFriends
감사합니다!
I added you
I just finished level 2 and added you !
안녕하세요! I have an answer for lesson9: 저는 한국 친구두명 있어요.
I also have a question. Do the spaces between phases make different translations? I used Google translation once with different position of the space and it translated in different ways. Thank you for your answer in advance! 감사합니다!
Level 2 is interesting! 재미있어요!!! I’m studying korean language. I’m attending school and finished basic 1 and 2. I’m currently enrolled for a elementary 1 class which is I think on level 2 after basic but because of community quarantine in our area, classes are suspended for the meantime. So Im very thankful for this, I was able to review what I’ve learned in the past lessons and I have some hints on our next topic we are going to discuss when the class resume. 수고하셨습니다! 파이팅!!!!! 😊
When introducing myself in lesson 11 I’m having a little trouble translating my name. How do I translate Jaden into Korean?
제이든 sounds right 🙂
제이덴, i guess. If that’s how you pronounce it. Not sure tho.
thanks it’s better than what most translations I got
Good to hear that:)
If anyone is interested to me my study buddy you can add me on insta : nitidhungel
I’ll add you too!
I can help be your study buddy if you want!
I’m studying Korean right now because I met my Korean boyfriend’s parents few months ago and we barely had conversations because of our language barriers! Studying to speak with my boyfriend and his family. Spending this quarantine time to up-level my skills lol
파이팅! 🤞
I am Nan Yi and I am currently on my level 2 🙂
pls add me on instagram: cheahnanyi
so that we can study and work through the process together!
Hey there! I’ll add you on insta if you’re alright with that 🙂
Will i get notifications if there’s someone reply to my post?
No unfortunately I didn’t get any when someone replied to my post
did you now?
I don’t get the notifications :’)
im not fluent in korean am doing my best to study and catch up anyone interested lets be study buddies
you can add me on insta-(maggie_m)
or if you have kakaotalk you can add me( nnabiii11)
i am currently doing review on level 2 im going to start level 2 tommorrow
i tried to search u on insta but didnt find u :(( i’d really like to be study buddies tho
I will add you 🙂
Hey ! I have a question about lesson 18: If I want to say “i am good at drawing” should it be :저는 그림을 잘 해요 or
저는 그림을 잘 그려요. Because for me the first one sounds way better. This sentence got me really frustrated.
I can see why you can get frustrated here. As English has matching or pairing words, so does the Korean. We can name this collocation. So as picture goes with verbs like paint/sketch/draw, 그림 goes with 그리다. If you were to say 그림을 잘해요 sounds awkward because it would translate to ‘I do well in draw’. Hope this helps 😉
In lesson 5 quiz. All I heard I understood was “From Monday to Sunday.” Am I right?
월요부터 일요까지 레요 (this was all I heard)
Correct me if I’m wrong. Thank you.
월요일부터 일요일 저녁 까지 일해요 (i work from monday to sunday evening)
Cmiiw
월요일부터일요일 ,, 나도생각….친구
Woah. 여기 친구없어요. 감사함니다!
안녕하세요 여러분, 저는 Kerrie 입니다. I have been studying Korean for a while now, and I’m currently studying level 2, lesson 28 of TTMIK’s curriculums. Please add me on Instagram and be my study buddy, as I wish to speak fluent Korean someday, but I’m struggling with my pronunciation. My Instagram acc: kl_chaewon_95 🙂
Hi there, I wanna connect to u on Instagram and be your fellow Korean learner. My IG is meizemini, followed u.
Hi there, sure we can study Korean together, let’s communicate on IG.
Im you Sant to be my study Buddy add me on insta :melina.11o10
The question from lesson 9 was :
한국 친구 몇명 있어요?
My answer is:
한국 친구 없어요.🙁
Here! 🙋🏻♀️
Hi hi just a fellow student here, but I believe the proper written sentence to the given answer should be
N 이/가 없어요
and therefore the answer should be:
한국 친구가 없어요.
Thanks for correcting me. 감사합니다 !
Hi, regarding level 2 lesson 10 I do not quite understand why the correct answer for “경은 씨는 사무실에서 열심히 일하고 있어요. 그런데 현우 씨는 _________” is “일하고 있어요”. There should be something contrasting the first sentence, but the option suggested does not make the contrast?
Could you let us know which part you are talking about? 🙂
Hi, it’s regarding the quiz for the lesson. Question number 7.
Hello, I have a question, why can you write the verb like this: ‘대학생은 책상에서 공부를 하고 있었어’ and also like this :대학생은 책상에서 공부하고 있었어’ with the 하다 verbs (same in another tenses)? And if you use the first form, can you add an object with the particle 를/을, like :’대학생은 책상에서 문법을 공부를 하고 있었어’
Helooo, my insta is @andrew.nuwin, feel free to add me if u wanna be my study buddy. See ya!!!
i already finished level 2 and i am so exited to start level 3. If someone need a partner to reviews with please send me that’s my instagram @fatimaoulfassi don’t be shy <3
Yay… finally I finished level 2. Thank you TTMIK Team… and also for the certificate:) it motivates me to keep studying now, it’s a great idea.
I just finished Level 2 lessons tonight! Big THANK YOU to TTMIK for creating such a great learning website! It’s so fun to learn Korean with it. TTMIK으로* 공부하면, 재미있어요. and it’s so TRUE. Thank you again. : )
Helloooo I’m starting level 2 today if anyone would like to study w/ me my intsa username is 22juju_
Hii I’m on level 2 lesson 13, if someone want to study with me my instagram user is isa._.garcia_ pls send me a message 🙂
Hi Kathy. Can we be study buddies. I’ve sent u a DM from @phunmzy17
i didn’t receive ur message …
hi
can you help me?
yes, ig i can try…
for lesson 22 im still unsure on the difference for 좋아요 and 좋아해요 I understand that 좋아요 is a descriptive verb and cant be used when talking about other people and that when it is put with 가 it states that what is being liked is the subject but I don’t understand why this sentence 뭐가 제일 좋아요? what is your favourite? is fine to use even though it is asking someone else and is that sentence the same as 뭐를 제일 좋아해요? What do you like best? even though in the second sentence the fact that you like ____ is the subject
I know it’s pretty tricky.
When something sounds good and you like it, you say 좋아요. ex) I like him (He is a nice person)
When you like something actively and you are fond of it, you say 좋아해요. ex) I like him (I like him in a romantic way)
Hi. I very much enjoyed the level 2 lessons. I find the style of teaching easy to understand. In the final lesson I understood 90%+ of the written sample. Unfortunately I only understood around 5-10% of the spoken conversation 😔. It’s too fast for me to make out. Any tips on improving my ability to understand spoken Korean other than these lessons and watching Kdrama (which I do a lot of already)? I can’t get to classes, or to Korea, yet.
It’s totally normal. Don’t be too frustrated!
It will go up gradually from 10% to 11% and from 11% to 12%.
same here, i was researching this and it turns out we need to listen to it repeatedly, like maybe some 50 times in order for our brains to start catching all the words, it is a normal process, like when we first started to learn our native language. its called repetitive listening, look it up and it might help, i am doing that with the last dialogue
Thank you for your great advice!
Hi,
In lesson 10, the given example 궁부하고 있어요 usually people say 궁부해요. May I know this form apply to all present progressive. Can I say 일해요 instead of 일하고 있어요, 듣해요 instead of 듣하고 있어요.
궁부 -> 공부
듣해요(X) 들어요(O) 듣고 있어요(O)
You can say 일해요 and 들어요 too!
감사합니다