This is part four of our Combined Vowel Korean Worksheet Series. The fourth Korean character we are going to look at is “ㄹ” which sounds similar to an English “R or L“. This worksheet includes all the different possible combined vowel combinations. A few example words which include the ㄹ with combined vowels are: 레몬 = Lae/Mon … Continue reading »
Here are the details of our Private One-on-One 4 Day Intensive Korean Course in Seoul, Incheon or Bucheon. The course is available during February as our morning Special offer. Course Details Locations: Seoul* (Hongdae, Gangnam included), Incheon or Bucheon, South Korea. When: 4 Days Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday, 2 hours a day starting anytime … Continue reading »
This is part three of our Combined Vowel Korean Worksheet Series. The third Korean character we are going to look at is “ㄷ” which sounds similar to an English “D“. This worksheet includes all the different possible combined vowel combinations. A few example words which include the ㄷ with combined vowels are: 대구 = Dae/Gu (Korea’s 4th … Continue reading »
This is part two of our Combined Vowel Korean Worksheet Series. The second Korean character we are going to look at is “ㄴ” which sounds similar to an English “N“. This worksheet includes all the different possible combined vowel combinations. A few example words which include the ㄴ with combined vowels are: 네 = Nae (Yes), 네모 = … Continue reading »
Part 5 Korean Sportsmen – Here at the Fresh Korean Institute we are always trying to make learning Korean and learning about Korean culture fun and interesting. So we have created a series of different card sets based on the classic card game Top Trumps. Top Trumps is based on the card game war. How … Continue reading »
This is part one of our Combined Vowel Korean Worksheet Series. The first character we are going to look at is “ᄀ” which sounds similar to an English “G“. This worksheet includes all the different possible combined vowel combinations. A few example words which include the ᄀ with combined vowels are: 게 = Gae (Crab), … Continue reading »
This free Korean study worksheet focuses on writing a short introduction of your family. The main body has already been written for you with gaps left to fill in the other information about your family. This worksheet in aimed more at beginner students. However both higher and lower level students may find it either a … Continue reading »
In the Korean (Hangul) alphabet there are 14 regular consonants and 10 regular vowels. Many months ago we produced both an Alphabet chart and a practice writing series looking at these 140 consonant and vowel pairings. However there are also 11 commonly used combined vowels which if added to the 14 regular consonants makes an … Continue reading »
Angel and Woodcutter (sometimes called The Fairy & The Woodcutter) or 선녀와 나무꾼 is a traditional Korean story or fairy tale. The story focuses on one central character the Woodcutter (나무꾼), he is a honest, hardworking but lonely single man who longs for a wife and a family. To summarize the story, one day the woodcutter is … Continue reading »
The Rabbit & The Turtle or 토끼와 거북이 is a traditional Korean story, which is of course based on Aesop’s Fable “The Tortoise & The Hare”. For some unknown reason in Korea the Hare is replaced by a Rabbit (토끼) and the Tortoise is replaced by a Turtle (거북). The story is of course about a … Continue reading »
