First Year Korean I · East Asian Languages And Cultures
intro-level Korean including grammar, reading, writing, listening and speaking
An introduction to the Korean language including formal present, past, and future tenses.
I this course, I learned pronunciation of korean words, developed all four language skills, speaking, listening, reading and writing in korean and basic tense on present, past and future.
particles, tenses, common vocabulary, sentence structure, reading language
how to read hanguel, and some of the pronunciation rules. Some cultural and linguistic norms that differ from english ie. native speakers don't often say "I" or "you" that often.
Korean Language; reading, writing, and speaking.
The workload was as expected for a language course that's 4 days a week. It's not anything crazy and you don't need to study hours a day. We have quizzes like every week and a test every other week, but its easy if you go to class.
I learned the fundamentals of how to understand and grasp a new language.
I learned a lot! I learned how to read and write Korean and also speak and liste.
I learned quite a lot and even managed to impress myself. I learned to read a new language in an alphabet I was completely unfamiliar with. Perhaps more important than what I learned, I enjoyed the process and have a strong desire to continue learning Korean.