East Asian Languages And Cultures · Columbia University
particles, tenses, common vocabulary, sentence structure, reading language
I learned how to better my Korean in speaking and writing.
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.
Speak, read, and write Intermediate Korean
From the creation of Hangul to the implementation and utilization of peer communication. We learned a mass array of words and formulated strong sentences for all situations.
I feel like I was able to get a lot out of this class. We learned everything from Korean grammar and vocabulary to cultural etiquette to modern slang. I was also able to really improve my speaking skills, as this class made me feel more comfortable using conversational Korean with peers. I learned a lot from this class in addition to it being fun and enjoyable, and I highly recommend this class with this Professor.
I highly recommend this course to anyone who genuinely wants to learn Korean or wants a fun challenge. I would not recommend this course to an uninterested student who just wants to meet a foreign language requirement but is only familiar with languages with a Latin root. The professor is extraordinarily accommodating to students who put in genuine effort, but this is not a course for lazy students. 1 Columbia University: Arts & Sciences Fall 2023 Course: KORNUN1101_002_2023_3-FIRSTYEARKOREANI : KORNUN1101_002_2023_3 - FIRST YEAR KOREAN I Instructor: Yun Kim
I learned a lot of vocabulary, grammar and culture
If you'd like to learn Korean, Intermediate Korean with Yun Kim is a great way to learn Korean.
Learned how to write and read better in Korean.