Listen & Repeat – My Daily Routine In Korean

Target level

TTMIK Levels 3-5

What can you achieve through this course?

  • Enhance your listening and speaking skills
  • Learn essential vocabulary words to describe your daily routine
  • Practice forming Korean sentences and make the sentences progressively longer

Sample lesson

Lecturers

Hyunwoo
Kyeong-eun

Course language

English, Korean

What can you find inside the course?

  • 10 lessons
  • 10 review sessions

Customer reviews

"I like it very much. It's great for my level -- between beginner & intermediate I suppose. Plenty of repetition, with a gradual build-up of sentences. I think it's a great structure and I look forward to more like this course."

Jeff M.

Table of contents

  1. SLEEPING 잠자기
  2. [Review] SLEEPING 잠자기
  3. WAKING UP 일어나기
  4. [Review] WAKING UP 일어나기
  5. SHOWERING 샤워하기
  6. [Review] SHOWERING 샤워하기
  7. WASHING HAIR 머리 감기
  8. [Review] WASHING HAIR 머리 감기
  9. WASHING FACE 세수하기
  10. [Review] WASHING FACE 세수하기
  11. BRUSHING TEETH 양치하기
  12. [Review] BRUSHING TEETH 양치하기
  13. SHAVING 면도하기
  14. [Review] SHAVING 면도하기
  15. GETTING DRESSED 옷 입기
  16. [Review] GETTING DRESSED 옷 입기
  17. MAKEUP 화장
  18. [Review] MAKEUP 화장
  19. GLASSES AND CONTACT LENSES 안경과 렌즈
  20. [Review] GLASSES AND CONTACT LENSES 안경과 렌즈

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Join now to begin your Korean learning journey!

Reviews

  1. Coralie Palazzolo,

    Love this course to practice pronounciation, remember vocabulary and grammar! I would love to get some updated lessons here 😀

  2. Relita Lolong,

    I hope this course will be updated. This is really helpful .

  3. ,

    Hello 🙂 first of all thanks for the great course. I really feel like improving faster than by only learning grammar and vocabs on their own. But I have a question in Lesson 15 “발 시려울 건데” what’s the dictionary form of 시려울? I can only find 시리다 but wouldn’t it be 시릴 건데 than?
    선생님 설명해 주세요?

    • Talk To Me In Korean,

      You’re right! The correct term is “시릴,” but in colloquial speech, it’s often pronounced as “시려울” so we decided not to include it in the lesson to avoid confusion. Thank you for bringing it up!🙂

  4. Lena von Eynern,

    Hello – is this course still being updated? I know that the book has 12 more chapter and it would be great if we could access them online too! Many thanks 🙂

    • Talk To Me In Korean,

      Currently, we are not planning to make more lessons for this course.
      Thank you for your understanding!

  5. 브리트니,

    I really like this course to pair with my book! I would also love if you did a part 2 with more sections of the book!

    • Talk To Me In Korean,

      Thank you for your nice comment 🙂

  6. Nicole Pitz,

    Just wondering if you will be adding the topics from the rest of the book? I see the course only goes up to Chapter 8 in the book but the the book has 32 chapters.

    • Talk To Me In Korean,

      I’m afraid but we don’t have a concrete plan for it yet. Hope you understand this. Thank you for learning Korean with us. 🙂

  7. Jeff Mair,

    I like it very much. It’s great for my level — between beginner & intermediate I suppose. Plenty of repetition, with a gradual build-up of sentences. I think it’s a great structure and I look forward to more like this course.

    • Yeji KIm,

      @Jeff Mair Hi! This is Yeji Kim from Talk To Me In Korean. Thank you so much for your review. We are so glad that you like the course! 감사합니다. 한국어 공부 화이팅! ^^

    • Yeji KIm,

      @Rabia Erdoğan Hi! This is Yeji Kim from Talk To Me In Korean. If you need any help, please email us at [email protected]. We will gladly assist you!

    • Rabia Erdoğan,

      Merhaba nasıl başlıycam bilmiyorum lütfen yardım edermisin

    • Jeff Mair,

      @Toh Xin Ru: Yes, the course comes with a PDF. It is a single 35 page PDF with every sentence that they say in the audio. There’s no romanization, which I’m glad. It is easy to read, in what looks like Arial font.

    • Toh Xin Ru,

      Hi! Can I check if the audio course came with a PDF of the sentences? I’m afraid I can’t follow well without visual text.