Hello and welcome to another free learn Korean resource. Birds is a subject that we touched upon before in a set of FLASHCARDS, and we thought we’d help out a little further by adding this Writing Worksheet resource. Even if you’re not interesting in birds, it’s still a useful practice writing worksheet. Enjoy!
Free Download of Birds in Korean – Writing Worksheet
Below we have a JPEG images of the 2 pages of the Birds in Korean – Writing Worksheets as well as a higher quality Free Downloadable PDF download link below, we hope you enjoy and find this worksheet useful:
If you wish to learn more Korean we’ve posted lots of Free downloadable Resources right here: FREE RESOURCES
If you have any questions, comment, requests or other feedback please feel free to let us know either by commenting below or via Email / Twitter / Facebook.
Thank you and we hope you’ve enjoyed learning a little Korean today.
Hello and welcome to another free learn Korean resource. Birds is a subject that we haven’t touched upon before, but with spring just around the corner we thought this is a good a time as any. This first part of this mini-series is a collection of basic flashcards with some common birds many of which are found worldwide. Each of the flashcards features a simple image of the bird as well as the spelling in both English and Korean.
Free Download of Birds in Korean – Flashcards
Below we have a JPEG images of the 18 flashcards as well as a higher quality Free Downloadable PDF download link below, we hope you enjoy and find these flashcards useful:
If you wish to learn more Korean we’ve posted lots of Free downloadable Resources right here: FREE RESOURCES
If you have any questions, comment, requests or other feedback please feel free to let us know either by commenting below or via Email / Twitter / Facebook.
Thank you and we hope you’ve enjoyed learning a little Korean today.
It’s been a whilst since we’re posted one of these basic Korean conversations, so we hope they prove to be a positive re-addition. As always the conversation is in Korean (Hangul), English and romanized English. It’s short and simple, but the key sentences can be chanced for use in everyday Korean life.
This basic Korean conversation is between two people, they’re friends at a restaurant talking about a few different Korean dishes and what they are called.
Free Download of “How Would You Say This/That Food in Korean?”
Below we have a JPEG image of the Basic Conversation as well as a higher quality Free Downloadable PDF copy below, we hope you enjoy and find the conversation useful:
If you wish to learn more Korean we’ve posted lots of Free downloadable Resources right here: FREE RESOURCES
If you have any questions, comment, requests or other feedback please feel free to let us know either by commenting below or via Email / Twitter / Facebook.
Thank you and we hope you’ve enjoyed learning a little Korean today.
Welcome to the second part in a new series of short Korean Conversations. They will be at a few different levels to match different peoples skills. They’ll also be on a number of different topics. This part is a short intermediate level conversation between two friends, talking about an Election Day.
Free Download / Printout of “Election Day – Intermediate Korean Conversation”
Below we have a JPEG image of the Election Day Intermediate level Conversation, as well as a higher quality full file PDF copy below. Both are of course free for personal use, we hope you enjoy and find the conversation useful:
If you have any questions, comment, requests or other feedback please feel free to let us know either by commenting below or via Email / Twitter / Facebook.
Thank you and we hope you’ve enjoyed learning a little Korean today.
All of our other Free downloadable Resources are right here: FREE RESOURCES
Welcome to the first part in a new series of short Korean Conversations. They will be at a few different levels to match different peoples skills. They’ll also be on a number of different topics. This part is a short beginner level conversation between two friends, talking about an Election Day.
Free Download / Printout of “Election Day – Beginner Korean Conversation”
Below we have a JPEG image of the Election Day Beginner level Conversation, as well as a higher quality full file PDF copy below. Both are of course free for personal use, we hope you enjoy and find the conversation useful:
If you have any questions, comment, requests or other feedback please feel free to let us know either by commenting below or via Email / Twitter / Facebook.
Thank you and we hope you’ve enjoyed learning a little Korean today.
All of our other Free downloadable Resources are right here: FREE RESOURCES
This is a follow on from a recent post “Telling the time in Korean“. The title “What Time Do You…?” might sound a little strange but it will make sense once you’ve read the conversation. So please enjoy this our 12th free basic Korean conversational printout / download. As always the conversation is in Korean (Hangul), English and romanized English.
This basic Korean conversation is between two people “Bon-Sang & Chelsea”, they are friends who are talking about what they are doing and when they are doing things. With references to time.
Free Download
Below we have a JPEG image of Basic Conversation 12 as well as a higher quality PDF copy below, we hope you enjoy and find the conversation useful:
If you have any questions, comment, requests or other feedback please feel free to let us know either by commenting below or via Email / Twitter / Facebook.
Thank you and we hope you’ve enjoyed learning a little Korean today.
If you wish to learn more Korean we’ve posted all of the previous 10 Basic Conversations as well as many other Free downloadable Resources right here: FREE RESOURCES
For information on our Korean language courses please click here: KOREAN CLASSES
Due to the positive feedback and interest in Basic Korean Conversation 10 (HERE), we thought why not do Basic Conversation 11. So please enjoy this our 11th free basic Korean conversational printout / download. The conversation is in Korean (Hangul), English and romanized English.
This basic Korean conversation is between two people “Sun-Mi & Alice”, they are friends who are talking about watching a movie and which movie to watch.
Free Download
Below we have a JPEG image of Basic Conversation 11 as well as a higher quality PDF copy below, we hope you enjoy and find the conversation useful:
If you have any questions, comment, requests or other feedback please feel free to let us know either by commenting below or via Email / Twitter / Facebook.
Thank you and we hope you’ve enjoyed learning a little Korean today.
If you wish to learn more Korean we’ve posted all of the previous 10 Basic Conversations as well as many other Free downloadable Resources right here: FREE RESOURCES
For information on our Korean language courses please click here: KOREAN CLASSES
Basic Korean Conversations are back! It’s been a long time since conversation 9, but due to continued interest we decided to continue the series. So please enjoy this our tenth free basic Korean conversational printout / download. The conversation is in Korean (Hangul), English and romanized English.
This basic Korean conversation is between two people “Jin Su & Mary”, they are talking briefly about Cats and why they like them.
Free Download
Below we have a JPEG image of Basic Conversation 10 as well as a higher quality PDF copy below, we hope you enjoy and find the conversation useful:
If you have any questions, comment, requests or other feedback please feel free to let us know either by commenting below or via Email / Twitter / Facebook.
Thank you and we hope you’ve enjoyed learning a little Korean today.
If you wish to learn more Korean we’ve posted all of the previous 9 Basic Conversations as well as many other Free downloadable Resources right here: FREE RESOURCES
For information on our Korean language courses please click here: KOREAN CLASSES
Hello and welcome to another free Fresh Korean Study Resource. This free resource will look at some basic Prepositions of movement (position) i.e. In, On, Next to etc. These are very useful when explaining where something is / was or where something should go.
Free Download
For this resource we’ve just made some simple printable / downloadable flashcards. As normal they are avaible as either a JPEG image or PDF file. Enjoy.
If you have any questions, comment, requests or other feedback please feel free to let us know either by commenting below or via email / Twitter / Facebook. Thank you and we hope you’ve enjoyed learning a little Korean today.
If you wish to catchup with any of our previous series’s and resources all of them can be found here: FREE RESOURCES
For information on our Korean language courses please click here: KOREAN CLASSES
Welcome once again to another free Fresh Korean resource. Today we’re looking for Final Consonants and all of the different possible combinations. Final Consonants are a very important part of the whole Hangul alphabet system however they are a little more complex than the primary consonants. We’ve split the chart into two parts, the first part lists the different sounds that the final consonants made as well as possible combinations and examples. The second part lists different possible liaisons (changes to the sounds).
Explanation
We’ll now briefly and simply as possible explain the two different charts and the information included. Firstly chart one:
This chart includes 4 different parts all relating to Korean final consonants:
1) Indicative Consonants: Basically what each of the final consonants are based on.
2) Pronunciation: How each of the different final consonants sound.
3) Final Consonants: These are all of the different final consonants.
4) Examples: 2 or 3 different words which include the different Korean final consonants.
Now here is chart two;
This part of the chart features different final consonant liaisons. With Korean final consonants certain liaisons result in changes to the regular sounds. In the above table you can see examples for each of the 23 different final consonants. Basically when a final consonant is followed by a soundless ᄋ the sound of the final consonant shifts to the primary consonant position.
Chart Download
You can either click on the JPEG images above or click on this link for a higher quality PDF copy.
