How Korean Sentences Work

With This Course

• Learn how Korean sentences work in terms of the word order, conjugation rules and conjunctions
• Learn why particles are important in the Korean language and how to use them properly in sentences to add nuance
• Learn to form longer sentences using conjunctive parts and compound structures

What to Expect

• 15 main lessons and 14 review sessions in between

Table of Contents

• Lesson 1. Basic Sentences
• Lesson 2. [Review] Basic Sentences
• Lesson 3. Making Questions
• Lesson 4. [Review] Making Questions
• Lesson 5. Negative Sentences
• Lesson 6. [Review] Negative Sentences
• Lesson 7. Basic Tenses (Past, Present, Future)
• Lesson 8. [Review] Basic Tenses (Past, Present, Future)
• Lesson 9. Saying “Of” in Korean
• Lesson 10. [Review] Saying “Of” in Korean
• Lesson 11. How Korean Particles Work
• Lesson 12. [Review] How Korean Particles Work
• Lesson 13. Understanding How to Use “And” and “But”
• Lesson 14. [Review] Understanding How to Use “And” and “But”
• Lesson 15. How to Say “Can” or “Be able to”
• Lesson 16. [Review] How to Say “Can” or “Be able to”
• Lesson 17. How to Say “Want”
• Lesson 18. [Review] How to Say “Want”
• Lesson 19. How to Say “I think” or “It seems”
• Lesson 20. [Review] How to Say “I think” or “It seems”
• Lesson 21. Modifying a Noun Using Verbs
• Lesson 22. [Review] Modifying a Noun Using Verbs
• Lesson 23. Making Your Korean Sentences Longer (Part 1)
• Lesson 24. [Review] Making Your Korean Sentences Longer (Part 1)
• Lesson 25. Making Your Korean Sentences Longer (Part 2)
• Lesson 26. [Review] Making Your Korean Sentences Longer (Part 2)
• Lesson 27. Making Your Korean Sentences Longer (Part 3)
• Lesson 28. [Review] How Korean Sentences Become Longer (part 3)
• Lesson 29. Making Your Korean Sentences Longer (Summary)

Teacher

Hyunwoo