Short & Useful Korean Phrases for Beginners (Season 2)
About this course
Learn useful Korean phrases and understand grammar points naturally at the same time, through real-life examples given through this 50-part audio course. Practice saying these short and useful phrase out loud and try adding your own nouns and verbs to make your own Korean sentences. Listen to Hyunwoo and Cassie explain 50 of the most essential Korean sentence patterns through short and fun lessons.
Target level
TTMIK Levels 2-4
What can you achieve through this course?
Practice forming Korean sentences more fluidly and confidently by learning frequently used sentence patterns
Learn natural pronunciations of everyday phrases
Sample lesson
Lecturers
Hyunwoo
Cassie
Course language
English
What can you find inside the course?
50 short audio lessons introducing one sentence pattern each
I like the course (both parts one and this one). Nice simple set of easily digested structures.
I do have a question about the structure in Lesson 62, -고 올게요. That is used in the context of a conversation where both are talking directly in the same location. I will go do something and then come back (to the same location). I am taking a guess that if you’re talking with someone on the phone (different locations during the conversation) but have a similar situation that one would say -고 갈에요. I’ll go do something (first) and then go to where you (the other person) are at.
Or is that not something Koreans would normally say in that way?
Talk To Me In Korean,
You guessed it right. For example, on your way home, you can call your parents and say “저녁 먹고 갈게요(I’ll eat dinner first and then go home)”.
NickiJ,
This course (along with Season 1) was really valuable. Some super useful phrases here, which I will now practise making my own sentences with. Thanks TTMIK team!
Talk To Me In Korean,
Thank you! 🙂
Kyla,
Which course is Season 1 of this? I would like to start there.
Talk To Me In Korean,
Hi Kyla,
You can find the course here—>https://talktomeinkorean.com/curriculum/shortphrases/
Kyla,
Thank you!
Talk To Me In Korean,
You are welcome!
HARSH BEDI,
Season 1 is not responding. Please check.
Talk To Me In Korean,
Hi, sorry for the inconvenience.
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Thank you for your patience!
Ian Paul B. Saligumba,
I’m done with this course and I so like it 💜 Hopefully I could remember these short phrases so that I could use them someday. Thanks Team TTMIK especially Hyunwoo and Cassie.
Talk To Me In Korean,
Thank you for your comment! 🙂
Hani,
thanks for creating this short phrase book, now that i have finished both the seasons, i feel the need for phrases like this for intermediate and advanced learners here at the website including myself, do you have plans for creating such contents any time soon? thank you so much for the effort guys.
Talk To Me In Korean,
Thank you for your feedback! We will consider creating a course like this.
We recommend “Real-Life Korean Conversations: Intermediate.” It also provides different phrases that you can use. 🙂
Angy,
어디서 질문 할지 모르겠지만,, 혹시 중급 표현 강의 시리즈나 책을 만들 예정있나요? 이 책은 너무 좋고 도움이 되니까 중급도 있었으면 너무 좋을 것 같아요..! 항상 좋은 컨텐츠 만들어서 너무 감사합니다..!!
Talk To Me In Korean,
감사합니다! 아직 정해진 일정은 없지만 같은 책의 중급 버전이 나오게 되면 뉴스레터로 소식을 들을 수 있어요. 🙂
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I like the course (both parts one and this one). Nice simple set of easily digested structures.
I do have a question about the structure in Lesson 62, -고 올게요. That is used in the context of a conversation where both are talking directly in the same location. I will go do something and then come back (to the same location). I am taking a guess that if you’re talking with someone on the phone (different locations during the conversation) but have a similar situation that one would say -고 갈에요. I’ll go do something (first) and then go to where you (the other person) are at.
Or is that not something Koreans would normally say in that way?
You guessed it right. For example, on your way home, you can call your parents and say “저녁 먹고 갈게요(I’ll eat dinner first and then go home)”.
This course (along with Season 1) was really valuable. Some super useful phrases here, which I will now practise making my own sentences with. Thanks TTMIK team!
Thank you! 🙂
Which course is Season 1 of this? I would like to start there.
Hi Kyla,
You can find the course here—>https://talktomeinkorean.com/curriculum/shortphrases/
Thank you!
You are welcome!
Season 1 is not responding. Please check.
Hi, sorry for the inconvenience.
Please try again after deleting your cache, and browser cookies.
If you still have the same problem, please contact us.
Thank you for your patience!
I’m done with this course and I so like it 💜 Hopefully I could remember these short phrases so that I could use them someday. Thanks Team TTMIK especially Hyunwoo and Cassie.
Thank you for your comment! 🙂
thanks for creating this short phrase book, now that i have finished both the seasons, i feel the need for phrases like this for intermediate and advanced learners here at the website including myself, do you have plans for creating such contents any time soon? thank you so much for the effort guys.
Thank you for your feedback! We will consider creating a course like this.
We recommend “Real-Life Korean Conversations: Intermediate.” It also provides different phrases that you can use. 🙂
어디서 질문 할지 모르겠지만,, 혹시 중급 표현 강의 시리즈나 책을 만들 예정있나요? 이 책은 너무 좋고 도움이 되니까 중급도 있었으면 너무 좋을 것 같아요..! 항상 좋은 컨텐츠 만들어서 너무 감사합니다..!!
감사합니다! 아직 정해진 일정은 없지만 같은 책의 중급 버전이 나오게 되면 뉴스레터로 소식을 들을 수 있어요. 🙂
대답해줘서 너무 감사합니다! 앞으로 만들 콘텐츠를 기대할게요! 😊
감사해요! 함께 즐겁게 공부합시다. 🙂