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KORN UN3005

Third Year Korean I · East Asian Languages And Cultures

Prerequisites: KORN W1202 or the equivalent and consultation with instructor. (See Entrance to Language Courses Beyond the Elementary Level in the main bulletin under Department of…

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Hyunkyu Yi · 2023 · 2023

Third year korean was focused on more formal grammar patterns that can be used in written Korean or something you'd find in readings, articles, or on news. Nevertheless, it was very useful.

Eunice Chung · 2024 · 2024

Grammar, conversation skills, aspects of culture

Ji-Young Jung · 2021 · 2021

I learned how to speak Korean in a more professional setting.

Hyunkyu Yi · 2023 · 2023

Korean vocabulary, grammar, and culture.

Eunice Chung · 2024 · 2024

Korean language and culture - speaking, reading, writing

Hyunkyu Yi · 2023 · 2023

I learned a lot about Korean culture and was able to grow my skills in reading and listening in Korean.

Hyunkyu Yi · 2023 · 2023

I learned more complex Korean grammar and vocabulary.

Eunice Chung · Fall 2022 · 2024

Learned vocabulary and grammar but also focused more on cultural/historical aspects. Went over grammar patterns very briefly and skipped some of the simpler ones. Short tunaround time to learn vocab before quizzes. Not much participation and variation in activities (primarily just discuss with partner and complete worksheets) 1 Columbia University: Arts & Sciences Fall 2022 Course: KORNUN3005_002_2022_3-THIRDYEARKOREANI : KORNUN3005_002_2022_3 - THIRD YEAR KOREAN I Instructor: Eunice Chung

Hyunkyu Yi · 2023 · 2023

I learned some new grammar concepts and a lot of new vocabulary. The speaking sessions gave me the opportunity to practice the grammar and vocabulary while gaining more confidence in my speaking abilities.

Eunice Chung · 2024 · 2024

I developed my Korean speaking, writing, and reading comprehension abilities. I learned a lot of relevant vocabulary and grammar. Through the readings and class conversations, I learned how to converse in Korean to talk about relevant/current topics. I also learned a lot more about traditional Korean culture (Korean holidays, historical figures, folktales, etc.) that I had not been exposed to much as a Korean-American.

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