Listening Practice In Slow Korean

I just finished this course and it was really helpful! I’m comfortable with my listening skills (I can pick up words even if I don’t know their meaning etc) but I still struggle with the Korean sentence structure in a way (since it’s so different from the languages I know: portuguese, spanish, english, french), and having 현우 선생님 breakdown the sentences really helped me improve my Korean in a week more than I could studying by myself for a while now. Are there any other similar courses with this kind of sentence breakdown? I’m currently doing the Intermediate Real-Life Conversations while I go through with Grammar’s Level 8, and I try to do some of the intermediate iyagy’s but I find that I need a lot of brain power to do it. I think in short what I need is a more written based course (I’ve done all the workbooks available as well as the newest ‘Build and Extend Korean sentences’ which was really helpful to me as well!), is there any that you could recommend? Or any tips? 😆 I know journaling is a very common way to practice but it doesn’t really work for me, I usually learn languages by reading a lot (because I’m a very visual learner, even with the grammar lessons I have to be reading along otherwise I don’t catch anything if I’m only listening) but with Korean I find it more difficult to use that technique since I feel like it’s a more complicated language. Are there any books that you could recommend? (I should mention that I’ve also read ‘Easy Korean Reading’ which was key for me to improve past beginner level as well 😅). Any courses, books, or techniques/tips that TTMIK could recommend would certainly help ^^ It’s been a really great journey to learn Korean with this team so far, I’ve always been a bit in and out of learning Korean but lately I have this drive to really get to the point where I feel comfortable with this language so I’m doing my best to not get unmotivated! Ironically, I think this is also my first comment on the website, so I’m hoping that next time that I leave a comment on here I’ll be able to express myself comfortably in Korean ^^ Thank you for all the work you guys have put into creating all these amazing resources!

One of my favourite courses. I first did the “easy reading” course for beginners and waited until I finished grammar lvl 6 before trying this one. It makes me feel so good about my progress. Thank you for all the fun and useful lessons and books. When I am done with a book, my family members are quick to claim it for themselves. Everyone here has at least one of your books on their shelf 🙂

Its a wonderful concept. I apologize for my english my school days are some years ago^^. This webside is in generell a gift from Heaven for everyone who wants to learn Korean. And its a fantastic way to learn with hearing and someone who explain beside everything you need to know. And i know its a professionel webside but pls allow me to say i never had sutch a lovley Teacher in my school days <3 ;D. Thank you very mutch for your hard work. TTMIK Team 파이팅!!!!!!

Just started doing the first two lessons. Love love this format ❤️❤️❤️. Thank you so much!

A great course, I love this kind of format! I’ll come back to rewatch these lessons a lot.

This course helped me in many ways. It is one of the few places where you can find someone talking slowly in Korean. Kyung-eun has such perfect pronunciation that by repeating her my pronunciation improved a lot. My memorization of set phrases also improved. I found that the best way to use this course was for me to listen to the video, watch Hyunwoo’s explanation, print out the transcript, read it out loud, watch the video again and shadow Kyung-eun, and memorize phrases that I thought I would use again. I Watched this course a lot. 저는 이 코스 공부 많이 해서 누군가 재 이름을 물었으면 “죄경은입니다”라고 말할까 무서워요.