Name: Introduction To Crash Course for Korean Language in Washington | Henry Harvin
Uploaded: 2024-08-29 06:11:30
Description: Learn Korean culture and K-Contents | Improve listening, speaking, reading, and writing Korean through engaging in real-life scenarios | Master the fundamentals: Build a strong base in essential grammar and vocabulary | Ace the TOPIK Exam with our Crash Course in Korean Language.

Module 1: Hangeul I
- Getting to know the language
- Introduction to Hangeul
- Alphabet
- Vowels
- Consonants
- Learning ending Consonants
- Pronunciation of Batchim
- Learning Korean Greetings
- Introduction to Korea
- Country and Nationality
- Korean nationality
Module 2: Introduction to Sentence Structure
- Basic Sentence
- Human Body Parts
- Informal Sentence
- Colour name
- Name of Colours
- Profession
- Formal Interrogative Form
- Question Forming
- Name of Animals & birds
- Informal Interrogative Form
- Question Forming
- Foods Items
- Food Vocabs
- Daily routine
Module 3: Sentence with existing things
- Existing things sentences
- Plural Form
- Tensification Rule
- Days Name
- Question for Existing things
- Existing things sentences
- Prepositions
- Prepositions
- Food Ingredients
Module 4: Negative existing thing sentences
- Negative existing things sentence
- Shopping Vocabulary
Module 5: Honorific Form
- Honorific Sentences
- Family Related Name
Module 6: Simple Present Tense
- Asking and answering about Present actions
- Locative Particle
- Adverbial Particle
Module 7: Interrogative Formal ending
- Interrogative ending for formal sentences
- Numerals
- Sino & Pure Numerals
- Time
Module 8: Honorific Suffix
- Honorific Suffix
- Honorific Subjective Particle
- Subjective Particle
- Honorific Forms
Module 9: Informal Verb Ending
- Informal verb endings
- Police: Lost & Found
- Conversations
- Informal Honorific Form
- Informal Honorific forms
- Counting Units
Module 10: Adjective Verb
- Korean Weather
- Adverb Negation
- Clothes
Module 11: Past Tense
- Conversation
- Past Tense Aspect
- Sports
Module 12: Future Tense
- Sentence framing in future tense
- Month & days
Module 13: Negative Sentence description
- Sentences making for negative answers
- Personal hygiene and Household
- Personal Hygiene Vocabulary
- Hortative Sentence Ending
- Encouraging sentence making
- Shopping
Module 14: Ability or Possibility
- Sentence framing about possibility events
- Entertainment
- Desire to do Something
- Sightseeing
Module 15: Interrogative Suggestion
- Sentence making
- Business Vocabs
- Business Words
Module 16: Shows Service
- Sentence framing for a favor
- Vacation Rental
- Confirms the Content
- Plane
- Border
Module 17: Confirmation Ending
- Photography
- Nominal Ending
- Dentist
- Picnic
- Ending of Probable Events
- In an airplane
- Disease & hospital
- Negative Imperative ending
- Family
- Doctor
Module 18: Hanja
- Learn about the hanja
- Adverbial Connective
- Connection between two clause
- Conditional Ending
- Connective Ending
- Ending of a clause or condition
Module 19: Particle
- Particle attached to noun
- Compare sentences
- Particle with Noun
- Conjunctive sentence
- Action following the former action
- Dependent Noun
Module 20: Dependent particle
- Dependent particle
- Combine Sentence
- Decide to do something
- Adnominal Form
- Suppositional Ending
- Adverbial Ending
- Colloquial Usage
- Dependent Noun
- Forms with the time (days, weeks, months, years)
- Particle
- Translation of "as", or "in the capacity of"
- Particle usage which can be translated into "should be" in English
- Particle usage which can be translated into "far from....." in English
Module 21: Connective Ending
- Nominal Ending
- Auxiliary Verbs Expression
- Auxiliary Verbs used with action verbs
- The topic marker which specifies direction, means, status, cause, etc
- Predicative Ending attached to a verb stem
- Conjunctive Ending
- Interrogative Adnominal
Module 22: Interrogative Pronoun
- Number or Nominal unit or Interrogative Pronoun
- Interrogative Ending in Question
- Conjunctive Ending
- Auxiliary Particle
- In English it can be translated as "though"
- Action conveying Sentence
- In English it can be translated into "while..." or "in the middle of ..." or "among" in English
- Ending changes
- In English it can be used as "instead"
- Formal Final Ending
- Imperfect Noun ending
- Adverbial Conjunctive
Module 23: Quotation Particle
- Quoted Sentences in a Declarative form
- Adverbial Abbreviation
- In English it means - "on top of that', "furthermore" etc
- Supposition Ending
Module 24: Expressing Feelings
- In English it means "it is almost like...."
- Prefix Usage
- Predicative Ending
- Evaluating sentences
- Connective Ending
- Connective Ending Sentences
- Present Participle Sentences in English
Module 25: Retrospective Tense
- Clause sentences
- Colloquial Form
- It can be translated into "because" or "so"
Module 26: Descriptive Ending
- Postposition
- Adverbial Clause
- Pending Situation
- Conjunctive Ending
- Irregular Habits Sentence
- Connective Ending

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Curriculum For Crash Course for Korean Language in Washington

Module 1: Hangeul I

Module 2: Introduction to Sentence Structure

Module 3: Sentence with existing things

Module 4: Negative existing thing sentences

Module 5: Honorific Form

Module 6: Simple Present Tense

Module 7: Interrogative Formal ending

Module 8: Honorific Suffix

Module 9: Informal Verb Ending

Module 10: Adjective Verb

Module 11: Past Tense

Module 12: Future Tense

Module 13: Negative Sentence description

Module 14: Ability or Possibility

Module 15: Interrogative Suggestion

Module 16: Shows Service

Module 17: Confirmation Ending

Module 18: Hanja

Module 19: Particle

Module 20: Dependent particle

Module 21: Connective Ending

Module 22: Interrogative Pronoun

Module 23: Quotation Particle

Module 24: Expressing Feelings

Module 25: Retrospective Tense

Module 26: Descriptive Ending

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