EPTCool idea though, hope it works out. Good luck Qxc!
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Grettin
42381 Posts
Cool idea though, hope it works out. Good luck Qxc! | ||
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JiSu
Korea (South)140 Posts
If you just want to learn Korean's common expressions to like go out, read signs, buy food from markets, etc. then you can learn it in like 2-3 months. Good luck. | ||
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DNB
Finland995 Posts
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TheGlassface
United States612 Posts
Good luck to you! | ||
jhNz
Germany2762 Posts
good luck with learning korean! | ||
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Malyce
Switzerland112 Posts
Hum. I'd love too but (as many people here seemingly) I don't speak Korean. Let's make a deal. I teach you French and in exchange I get half the lessons and a small can of pickled herrings. What do you say? =D Hard bargain? How's a third of the lessons and an Ikea lava lamp sound? Still no? ... perhaps I can teach you how to play "go" ("baduk" in Korean, see you learned something!) in exchange for one ultimate lesson of how not to die in TvP? | ||
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SaBxyz
Taiwan80 Posts
 So, good luck to you!  O.K., you shouldn't be discouraged by this: university is a lot different anyway. You will have to learn ALL the korean grammar in only 2 years. That's really a lot - Korean is a very complex language - and so there was basically no time for conversation lessons. I'm pretty sure with so many korean teammates it will be a lot easier to learn to actually speak it! However, if you have any questions regarding the grammar, feel free to ask! Sometimes Grammar is easier explained by a foreigner from your own language group (I'm german) than from a native speaker. If you have problems with the pronounciation changes (like k before m suddenly ist not pronounced k but ng. Or DongRaeGu is more pronounced like Dongnaegu etc.), I would recommend you to listen to Korean Music while reading the song text in hangul. It helps to get a feeling for these changes. And when you learn the vocabulary, learn how to write it, too!!! Don't just learn togil = Germany!!! If you learn it like that and later you want to write a letter to somebody or a short notice, you won't know anymore if it is written 도길 or 독일 (독일 would be the right choice)... You can use http://endic.naver.com/ as dictionary. | ||
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Venerac
United States201 Posts
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Flying_Cake
Canada117 Posts
On August 03 2011 23:57 Venerac wrote: If this idea isn't going well you could alway *cough*torrent*cough* Rosetta Stone Rosetta stone is the worst possbile tool to learn a language. | ||
Chill
Calgary25993 Posts
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Probe1
United States17920 Posts
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SLoGgErDoGgEr
Korea (South)340 Posts
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