"Take Your Korean Skills to an Intermediate Level!"
Sample Lessons
Main topics of the Level 4 course:
- Spacing in Korean
- Word contractions
- Expressions of frequency
- Commonly used verb-endings
- How to say "less", "most/best" and "much more/much less" in Korean
- Essential Hanja: 동(動), 불(不), 장(場)
Table of Contents
Average lesson length: 16 minutes
Lesson 1. The more … the more … / -(으)면 -(으)ㄹ수록
Lesson 2. Do you want to …? / -(으)ㄹ래요?
Lesson 3. It can’t be … / -(으)ㄹ 리가 없어요, 할 리가 없어요
Lesson 4. Verb ending -지요/-죠
Lesson 5. “당신” and “you”
Lesson 6. Word builder 3 / 동(動)
Lesson 7. It’s okay. I’m okay. / 괜찮아요
Lesson 8. It is okay to…, You don’t have to… / -아/어/여도 돼요, 해도 돼요
Lesson 9. You shouldn’t…, You’re not supposed to… / -(으)면 안 돼요, 하면 안 돼요
Lesson 10. Among, Between / 사이에, 사이에서, 중에, 중에서
Lesson 11. Anybody, Anything, Anywhere / 아무나, 아무도, 아무거나, 아무것도
Lesson 12. To try doing something / -아/어/여 보다, 해 보다
Lesson 13. Word builder 4 / 불(不)
Lesson 14. Sometimes, Often, Always, Never, Seldom / 가끔, 자주, 별로, 맨날, 항상
Lesson 15. Any / 아무 (part 2)
Lesson 16. Spacing in Korean / 띄어쓰기
Lesson 17. Word Contractions (part 1) / 주격 조사, 축약형
Lesson 18. Most, Best (superlative) / 최상급, 최고
Lesson 19. Less, Not completely / 덜
Lesson 20. Sentence Building Drill #1
Lesson 21. Spacing (part 2) / 띄어쓰기
Lesson 22. Word builder 5 / 장(場)
Lesson 23. Word Contractions (part 2)
Lesson 24. Much (more), Much (less) / 훨씬
Lesson 25. -(으)ㄹ + noun (future tense noun group) / -(으)ㄹ + 명사, 할 것
Lesson 26. -(으)ㄴ + noun (past tense noun group) / -(으)ㄴ + 명사, 한 것
Lesson 27. I think … (+ future tense) / -(으)ㄴ/(으)ㄹ/ㄴ 것 같다, 한 것 같다, 할 것 같다
Lesson 28. To become + adjective / -아/어/여지다
Lesson 29. To gradually/eventually get to do something / -게 되다, 하게 되다
Lesson 30. Sentence Building Drill #2
Review What You’ve Learned in Level 4
What you can find in this course:
Lesson notes
Sample dialogues
Review quizzes
Review lesson
Why you'll LOVE our Core Grammar courses
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All Levels Covered
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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
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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.
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Level 4 Textbook
Level 4 Workbook
Level 4 Textbook & Workbook
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한국어를 공부할수록 똑똑해요.
요즘 체육관 진짜 갈래요, 근데 코로나 때문에 못해요.
TTMIK에서 올술록 한국어를 더 좋아요.
TTMIK과 함께 한국어 공부를 해요! 🙂
TTMIK에서 공부할수록 한국어를 잘해질 것 같아요.
한국어 공부 화이팅!
Can we make different words with the word builders? 감사합니다
Yes! You can make so many different words using word builders.
If I want to express”These days,I do not learn Korean that often”，can I say”요즘에는 한국어를 별로 공부하지 않아요.”? Can I drop the 는 here?
Thank you very much~
Your Korean sentence is perfect!
Hi TTMIK team,
I’ve been studying Korean for few months now, and I don’t feel like I’ve improved as much a expected.
I’m on. level 4 now and there many points from the past levels that either I don’t remember or even forgot !
What would you recommend me to do apart from just doing the exercises and listening to the podcasts?
Thank you so much for your help !
Jeff
Learning a language is not easy, but you’ve been studying Korean for over a few months. That is already amazing thing you’ve done for your Korean skills. Sometimes, you might feel you are stuck at some parts, but if you keep moving forward, you will eventually be on the level you’ve been looking for. Please enjoy studying Korean, and if you have any other questions, feel free to contact us 🙂
Honestly I’ve only gotten time to learn Korean as a hobby so I end up with months of time between doing two lessons, so though I only just finished level 3 after a little over a year, my placement test allocated me to level 5. I would say the only reason this is possible is because of viewing Korean content. Whether that be music, dramas, variety shows, random YouTube videos, literally anything and just talking in Korean. No one around me knows Korean so I just talk to my family in Korean and then translate it for them. I suggest just view content and let yourself absorb the language. The more you see people talking in Korean in different situations the better. For me the most helpful are videos of Kpop idols, for example BTS’ Bangtan Bombs and BTS Episodes, because you see multiple people in various situations speaking Korean with all different sets of vocabulary, levels of formality, etc.
(P.S. Korean gets easy with practice. Even my dog knows Korean now and does tricks with me just giving him verbal instructions in Korean, which is why he is also the one I converse with the most in Korean.)
About your dog: I also often speak to my cat in Korean. And the good thing is, my cat is like a reminder to do some speaking practise – whenever she jumps on my lap I just talk about what I ate this morning 😀
I definitely feel like I have caught up some stuff in Korean, I understand more than I used to couples months ago !
Watching videos helps a lot indeed.
And I never talk to myself or even practice out loud …
I speak 6 languages and am working on my 7th (korean) and though everyone’s way of studying is different. I recommend you combine several learning sources. For example, YT vids, books, apps. I like to divide each source and combine them by beginner, intermediate, and advanced. Along the way I just look at new words just to build my vocabulary each day without worrying about grammar or spelling. Once I believe I am at intermediate I will just watch TV shows and movies using subtitles in both my native language and what I am learning. This helps instill pronunciation, and common phrases while picking up new vocabulary even more. I go back to “intermediate” books and study guides, apps etc then watch again. As an added challenge once I believe I am middle to upper intermediate I will start reading books up until advanced. This especially helps with vocabulary, spelling, and grammar. I always read last and dont put alot of emphasis on proper spelling or grammar in the beginning if at all. For me, talking and hearing is more important and the rest becomes easier.
My parents for example, went to America not knowing English after they got married. They learned English through talking and vocabualary. I think when you have too many sources it becomes hard for some because they arent keeping it simple or doing it a way they learn best. Most people (myself included) learn best by ear so if thats you (like most people are) just listen and talk while building vocab. read and worry about “perfect” grammar. If you learn best by writing and repititon, do that while learning. Incorperate what you are best at to memorize your material. You mentioned you forgot past things so I also think you may not be reviewing as well as you should. You have to speak it too while learning, If theres no Koreans to talk to, you must practice alone or find a buddy online. Language is lost when you dont use it often enough.
Thank you for sharing your advice. Awesome!!
Super helpful advice Deborah, thank you so much !
Indeed I do watch videos online, kdramas, BTS episodes … my boyfriend is Korean (but he never helps me though lol).
Along side your workbook, do you keep notes of what. you’ve learned over the past levels?
Also, would you be interested in sharing Kakao iD, so we can practice?
Hey! I would be interested in sharing my kakao ID with you 🙂 Even though I learn korean for 1,5 years, I´m really bad but I would like to practice with you.
You should try to talk to your Korean boyfriend in Korean even if he speaks English back to you. That might be still helpful for you 🙂
감사합니다
감사합니다 🙂
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복습 귀즈들이 정말 대박이에요~ 제가 그동안 댓글로 열심히 쓰던 연습은 다 없어진 게 아쉬운데 이제는 여기서 한국어 배울 수 있는 과장이 훨씬 더 좋아져서 다행이에요. 퀴즈 추가한 것 덕분에 대체적으로는 복습하는 것도 훨씬 더 쉬워졌고요! 선생님 정말 감사합니다!
새로운 사이트에 대해 좋은 말씀 해주셔서 감사합니다. 앞으로 더 좋은 공부 자료들이 제공될 수 있도록 노력하겠습니다! 🙂