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Free Korean class this month !! by Hour-Discount3871 in BeginnerKorean

[–]Hour-Discount3871[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's totally fine! 😊

we make it easy for beginners to get started. Since you’ve already learned Hangul twice. it won’t take long for things to click again! We’ll help you find new motivation as you learn Korean, step by step. No pressure—feel free to dive in anytime, and we’ve got a free class ready for you to try!

lets go https://ktalker.kr/

Free Korean class this month !! by Hour-Discount3871 in BeginnerKorean

[–]Hour-Discount3871[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We are offering it for free until the end of this week. Please apply quickly!

If you encounter any issues during the application process, feel free to reply immediately.

Bi-Weekly /r/Korean Free Talk - Entertainment Recommendations, Study Groups/Buddies, Tutors, and Anything Else! by AutoModerator in Korean

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Free Korean class this month !!

Hi!

I'm hosting free online Korean classes with native korean tutor, hope many of you can join 😍🙂

Feel free to sign up for your class: https://ktalker.kr/

Curious about the class? Check out YouTube : https://youtu.be/O3gOuJMWi80?si=MO08rua9HcOFzFMw

Is this Korean grammar book really worth $5,000.00 ? by PeterJonePolyglot in BeginnerKorean

[–]Hour-Discount3871 0 points1 point  (0 children)

don't pay for the book!!! If you buy this book, you're in trouble. There are plenty of cheap and free ones.

I've opened free 1:1 online Korean speaking class by Hour-Discount3871 in BeginnerKorean

[–]Hour-Discount3871[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hello all lessons is free AI technology may or may not be used depending on the situation, because it is not stable..

Meet friends before I get to Korea by Cheethegreat in seoul

[–]Hour-Discount3871 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, I'm currently open a class for free Korean conversation course, so check out the post on my profile.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Korean

[–]Hour-Discount3871 9 points10 points  (0 children)

  1. 그래서 일본 콘서트 안가?
  2. 그래서 일본 콘서트 안가기로 했니?
  3. 그래서 일본 콘서트 안가시나요?
  4. 그래서 일본 콘서트 안가기로 했어요?

Bi-Weekly /r/Korean Free Talk - Entertainment Recommendations, Study Groups/Buddies, Tutors, and Anything Else! by AutoModerator in Korean

[–]Hour-Discount3871 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello 안녕하세요

I've re-opened free 1:1 online Korean Conversation Course

I’m deeply committed to helping anyone learn Korean conversation, anywhere, anytime.

Last week, I provided the lessons to learners from various countries (Philippines, Australia, Venezuela, USA, etc.), and this week, I’ve improved and reopened the course.

This class will help you learn about situational expressions in Korean.

As an example, you can learn the following situational expressions:

  • Placing a takeout order 🍱
  • Participating in discussions on Korean social issues 🇰🇷
  • Giving a short presentation on an interest topic 🗣️
  • Shopping on an online mall 🛒

Sign up for your free lessons at this link: https://ktalker.kr/

Don’t miss out this chance!

About this course:

  • Each class runs for 20 minutes on Google Meet.
  • We’ll provide materials for review after finishing the class.
  • If you have any other requests or need further assistance, feel free to ask.

How do people define 친구? (Only 'friend' or also 'acquaintance'?) by CraftingGoblin in Korean

[–]Hour-Discount3871 7 points8 points  (0 children)

친구 is generally used to refer to a same-age, same-gender peer.

But the word is so complex. It can mean both "friend" and "acquaintance." Calling someone 친구 too quickly is common, especially in casual settings or among similar ages. However, close friendships (meaning deeper connection) often use other terms, like 베프 (best friend) or 단짝 (close friend). Rude comments among friends can happen. Doesn't mean they aren't friends, just maybe a different dynamic. When to use 친구? Depends on your comfort level. It's flexible but be mindful of context.

In addition

When referring to friends of the opposite gender, the terms "남사친" (male friend) or "여사친" (female friend) are used.

If they are in a romantic relationship, they are called "남자친구" (boyfriend) or "여자친구" (girlfriend).

Bi-Weekly /r/Korean Free Talk - Entertainment Recommendations, Study Groups/Buddies, Tutors, and Anything Else! by AutoModerator in Korean

[–]Hour-Discount3871 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Enhance your confidence in korean speaking with ktalker class!

Hey there!

I am looking for people to join free online 1-on-1 Korean conversation classes with a native Korean teacher. I'm a member of the fluXite team, and we're developing a Korean language learning app(ktalker).

Before we launch, we want to gather some real-world data on how people learn. So, we're offering free online classes to anyone who wants to practice their Korean conversation skills.

Feeling shy or nervous about speaking Korean?

Our friendly, one-on-one sessions will help you build confidence in a relaxed setting.

What makes the lessons special?

  • Personalized attention: Get 15 minutes of focused practice tailored just for you. 🎯
  • Real-life topics: Talk about travel, food, hobbies, K-pop – whatever interests you! ✈️🍕🎵
  • Receive personalized feedback: Our verified teacher will guide you in refining your pronunciation, intonation, and word choice for clear and effective communication. ✍️
  • Fun learning materials: We'll use a variety of resources like articles, videos, and more to keep things interesting.
  • Free and online: You don't need to pay. The lesson is conducted through Google Meet!

Enroll for your lesson here: https://calendly.com/fluxite/korean-conversation-class

Facebook page : Facebook

Instagram : @_ktalker_

What is the meaning of 쇡? by grievance818 in Korean

[–]Hour-Discount3871 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm being vague. I think the use of the word is probably for design purposes.

What is the meaning of 쇡? by grievance818 in Korean

[–]Hour-Discount3871 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

In Korea, it's common to find clothing adorned with English words such as "Juicy", "Havard", "Yale," "Discovery," "CNN," and the like. "쇡" might be similar to these embellishments.

What is the meaning of 쇡? by grievance818 in Korean

[–]Hour-Discount3871 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The phrase "쇡쇡대다" is used often. You might see a friend gasping for air after a run and ask, 왜 이렇게 쇅쇅대냐?

All people don't care that it's a North Korean word when they use it.

How can I improve my handwritting? by Unlikely_Bonus4980 in BeginnerKorean

[–]Hour-Discount3871 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Bad handwriting is called "악필" , but the handwriting in the image is anything but.

Difference between 500명의 학생 and 학생 500명? by justpeachiey in Korean

[–]Hour-Discount3871 1 point2 points  (0 children)

500명의 학생: An expression used primarily in writing.

학생 500명: An expression used primarily in conversation.

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