Core Grammar Level 2


"Get a Solid Foundation of Your Korean!"

LevelLevel 2
TypeAudio
Duration5.5 total hours
Lessons 31
Language English & Korean

 

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



 

Why you'll LOVE our Core Grammar courses


  • All Levels Covered
    By simply following our curriculum that covers 10 levels, you can take your Korean skills from absolute beginner all the way up to advanced.

  • Short and Digestible Lessons
    Each lesson is bite-sized and easy to understand, as it focuses on one grammar point at a time and provides many example sentences.

  • Fun Story-based Reviews
    You can review the entire course through a fun story! The final lesson of each course features a fun story that allows you to review all the grammar and vocabulary introduced in the course.

  • Review Quizzes and Interactive Audio Lessons
    You can test your new knowledge through review quizzes and interactive audio lessons, where our teachers ask you questions, and you can respond and check where you need to improve.


Who teaches this course?

Hyunwoo

Kyeong-eun

 

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Reviews

  1. Mira Sahawneh,

    should i be worried if i couldn’t understand the girl in lesson 4

  2. ,

    Hi peeps, I’m a young adult looking for other adults to learn Korean with! My goal is to take a Korean proficiency test in ~6 months time, and I’m dedicating about 4-5 hours towards Korean a day. Add me on discord (Schenze#1166) if you’re interested, and leave a short intro if you don’t mind! 18+ only please!

  3. Armani,

    Just finished the test. There were a fee words that I did not know. But other than that I understood the dialogue quite well.

    • Talk To Me In Korean,

      좋아요! 🙂 앞으로도 화이팅! ^^

  4. Kim Romy,

    Where is the pnf please ?

  5. Nina Whittaker,

    I’ll be off to Korea for 12 months in about a year’s time so I’m trying to get my Korean up to scratch before then, haha. Is anyone else seeking to become an au pair/live-in English tutor?

  6. Mira Sahawneh,

    hello omg im soo scared i just finished level 1

    • Talk To Me In Korean,

      You don’t have to be scared! 🙂 You’re doing a very great job! Keep up the good work. 화이팅!

    • ,

      Today i set my google assiatant to korean language it was speaking really fast i am doing with my level 2 so i cant really understand her but it eas fun i can improve my pronunciation with it

    • ,

      If you did your best in level 1 then you can also do better in level 2 as level 2 is mostly based on whatever you leraned on level 1 . And dont forget to take notes of whatever you are learning.
      Fighting !!!

    • Glory Ann Nacional,

      Same here! Kwenchana. We’ll be better. Fighting!

    • Tan Sally,

      왜?

    • Mira Sahawneh,

      몰라요 ㅋㅋㅋ

  7. Sharmistha Jatua,

    Ummm so I am doing level 2… I have made some sample sentences.. 1. 나는 나쁜 가수예요 그래서 노래 안 해요
    2. 나는 방을 정수예요 그래서 나중에 만날 거예요.
    3. 나는 선생이에요 그레서 가르치예요.

    @TTMIK… can you check these please???

    • Talk To Me In Korean,

      Thank you for learning Korean with us 🙂
      Your example sentences are still good, but the following would sound more natural.
      1. 저는 노래를 잘 못해요. 그래서 노래(를) 잘 안해요.
      2. 저는 방을 청소하고 있어요/청소하는 중이에요. 그래서 (그 사람을/친구를) 나중에 만날 거에요.
      3. 저는 선생님이에요/교사에요. 그래서 학생들을 가르치고 있어요.
      For your information, rather than 나는, you should say 저는 when you have conversations with those who are older than you or need to be polite.

    • lala lilulu,

      For no 1, its gramatically good. But perhaps people often use “노래를 못해요” to indicate both you can’t sing or you’re a bad singer. “노래 안 해요” make the circumstance that you don’t sing, rather than you can’t sing or terrible at it (either if you want to) cmiiw

    • lala lilulu,

      *even not either

    • Sharmistha Jatua,

      *청수

    • Mya Ruff,

      For number 2, if you are talking about cleaning the noun form is 청소. So to make that into a verb, you need to add 하다. It’ll become 청소하다. In present tense, its 청소해요. So the correct way to write number two is 나는 방을 청소해요. 그래서 나중에 만날 거예요.

    • Talk To Me In Korean,

      Great! 🙂 In addition to Mya’s answer, we would like to make it sound more natural by using a present progressive form. -> 저는 방을 청소하는 중이에요/청소하고 있어요. 그래서 (그 사람을/친구를) 나중에 만날 거에요.

  8. star candy,

    Hello, I just stumbled on the word 한국인 which means Korean (person). Is it the same with hanguk saram? And how will i know which one to use? Thank you

    • Shyanne,

      From my understanding 한국인 is more formal (저는 한국인입니다). Also 인 is from Chinese. Anything that’s from Chinese tends to be more formal. 한국 사람 is used more for everyday conversation (저는 한국 사람이에요.)

    • Talk To Me In Korean,

      Perfect answer! 🙂 Thanks!

    • star candy,

      Ohhh okay okay. Thank you so much!

  9. Khansa Nayla,

    Enak banget bisa sekalian belajar bahasa Inggris:) Love you TTMIK<3

  10. فطوم النعمي,

    يجنن الكتاب والحمدلله مرره سهل و على وشك اكمله باقي بس ١٠ دروس ❤️❤️👌

  11. Zhaviya Alma,

    pusing banget bacanya astagaa, orang Indonesia belajar bahasa korea pake bahasa Inggris 😭🖖🏻, yaudahlah fighting aja buat diriku 😭🖖🏻

    • dhani aristantia,

      Semangat buat kita!!

    • Kinanti Zahara,

      semangaatttt akupunnnn translate 2 kali wkwkkw

    • yellow bean,

      hi aku juga orang indo! semangat buat kita!

    • Zhaviya Alma,

      eh eh eh mau belajar bareng kaga? lagi pengen cari temen buat bahasa korea barengg 😭🖖🏻

    • madina gf,

      Haiii aku boleh gabung ga? Agak susah cari temen buat belajar bahasa korea, kalo belajar sendiri ga maju2 wkwk
      Btw aku punya kakaotalk: madinagf
      Makasiiii😊

    • bq muthia,

      kebetulan aku juga indo wkwkw haii

    • Zhaviya Alma,

      *belajar bahasa korea
      taipo taipo

  12. Andre Nas,

    Opa! finalmente level 2 e ja quero esta no 3, 4 … 9.

  13. Burn Natsu,

    I just finished level 2! And i understood everything what Minho and Minjeong are saying <3 TTMIK 최고

    • Talk To Me In Korean,

      Thanks for the comment! ^^ We hope you continue to enjoy learning Korean with us.

  14. Howard A,

    Hello!
    Are there special rules when to use -기 or -는 것 when making action verbs into its noun form?
    For instance:
    저는 먹지 좋아해요 and 저는 먹는 것 좋아해요 both mean in terms of “I like to eat.”

    Is one method generally preferred to the other?

    • Talk To Me In Korean,

      Thank you for your question. Between two sentences(저는 먹기 좋아해요 and 저는 먹는 것 좋아해요), the second one is more commonly used in daily lives. 저는 먹는 것을/먹는 거를/먹는 걸 좋아해요 can be used casually.

    • Мира Пусти,

      Korean people usually use the first one…
      I never heard them to use the second one, maybe It’s just for writing and formaly speaking..

  15. Malena juarez,

    I just finishlevel 2 lesson 6and i want to know if I heard the quiz sentence right, it took me a while to undertand the last sentence 😅
    Here is what I heard: 졸리었어 자고 싶어요, 그런대 내일이 시험이에요.

    • Malena juarez,

      Also, I forgot to put the meanig of it, sorry!
      “I’m tired, I want to sleep BUT I have a test tomorrow.”

  16. Aqsa Memon,

    level 2 now! hey guys, let’s create a special saying for every time someones finishes a level 🙂 leave any ideas u have.
    Also 감사합니다 TTMIK team! <3

    • Angela Parry,

      I have finished level 1

  17. Donia Shii,

    What should I do if I wanna test my self or practice what I’ve learned??
    The quizzes only available to premium accounts !!

    • Decalco Mania,

      There’s a pdf version of ttmik where you can find like a 20 pages workbook with the answers

    • Prakriti Shrestha,

      Can you please feel me where can I get that? And if it is free?
      Thank you sooo much

    • Decalco Mania,

      oh sorry I didn’t see your message. Yes it’s free. Idk I just searched for ttmik pdf (on Google) and I found it. The “workbook” is at the end of each level

    • ,

      is that just the pdf for each of the 30 lessons combined or is it something else

  18. Donia Shii,

    That’s a group chat on kakaotalk if u wanna have study partners, check it out ⬇️⬇️
    https://open.kakao.com/o/gCeohLjc

    • Aditya Prabhakar,

      Idk why I’m not able to join this group chat

  19. Taetae,

    Hi, I have just finished Level 2! I enjoy learning with TTMIK!

  20. Liecel,

    여러번 안녕하세요!!👐😊
    If you are looking for study buddy i have a chat room this all for you, you can also make a new friends from the different country
    https://open.kakao.com/o/gLq1Tojc here is my link chatroom in kakaotalk hope to see you there🥰
    And also i have a group chat in my instagram account if you want to join just dm me here’s my insta account: leslie_concepcion hope to see you there 😊😊

  21. jae,

    hi i study korean and i need fwends so if u want to just contact me on insta: clara._.2506, or kkt: araimnida, btw im a mulfan too so ye hh

    • jae,

      oh no pls dont contact me on kkt, i dont use it this moment so just pls contact me on insta

  22. Seon,

    Just finished Level 2! Yay! If anyone wants to add me on kakao (syniSynmi), feel free and we can practice/study together! ^_^

    • The Average,

      Hi I just finished level 1 I’m a multi fan, may I ask how old you are?

  23. Intan Permata,

    hello… i have finished level 2. Follow me on instagram @kekeke3o, so we can practice together. Thank you

  24. michelle kim,

    Answer for level 2 lesson 9-
    한국 친구 없어요. 😢😢😢

    • ,

      한국 친구 두 명 있어요 .

    • Anezz,

      안녕.. 우리 친구 하자 :), 당신 은요?

    • Cindy Kipkorir,

      너두 한국 친구가 없어요.😭

  25. Destiny Charles,

    Hi, would the noun form of 이야기하다 be the same thing or would I need to add another 기 to make 이야기기하다?

    • Prakriti Shrestha,

      Ii don’t think that’s necessary.i guess it’s as it is😁😁