CORE KOREAN 3: Advance to Intermediate Level from Udemy

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Learning objectives

Have a comprehensive understanding on korean grammar
Make your own variations of the korean expressions

Understand the significant differences from english contained in the korean language
Get used to korean structure, verb and sentence automatically

Have a comprehensive understanding on korean grammar
Make your own variations of the korean expressions
Understand the significant differences from english contained in the korean language
Get used to korean structure, verb and sentence automatically

Syllabus

Course Introduction

What you can learn from CORE KOREAN 3

You will learn to express various basic English grammar into Korean from the 17 grammar lectures
You will learn more basic vocabularies with the grammar covered in the course

Grammar Points

전 제 방을 청소하자마자 거기에 갔어요
Just as I cleaned my room, I went there

제가 그분한테 이걸 하라고 말하자마자 그분은 그걸 했어요
Just as I told him to do this, he did it

그분이 여기에 있는 한 전 여기 있을 거에요
I will be here as long as she is here

그분이 저한테 부탁하지 않는 한 전 그분한테 말하지 않을 거에요
I will not tell her as long as she doesn’t ask me

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전 그분이 여기 있다는 거 알아요
I know that he is here

전 그분이 여기 있었다는 거 알았어요
I knew that he was here

전 그분이 여기 있었다는 거 몰랐어요
I didn’t know he was here

그분은 제가 커피를 안 마신다는 거 알아요
She knows that I don’t drink coffee

그분은 제가 커피를 마신다는 거 몰라요
She doesn’t know that I drink coffee

Grammar Points

저를 위해 이걸 해주시면 좋겠어요
I want you to do this for me

이걸 제가 해주면 좋으시겠어요?

Do you want me to do this for you?

그분은 제가 이걸 해주길 원해요

She wants me to do this

전 그분이 이걸 해주길 원했어요
I wanted her to do this

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저를 위해 이걸 해주시면 좋겠어요 I want you to do this for me

이걸 제가 해주면 좋으시겠어요?

Do you want me to do this for you?

그분은 제가 이걸 해주길 원해요

She wants me to do this

전 그분이 이걸 해주길 원했어요 I wanted her to do this

Grammar Points

서울에 얼마동안 있었어요? | 서울에 얼마동안 있으셨어요?
How long have you been in Seoul?

그분을 얼마동안 알았어요? | 그분을 얼마동안 아셨어요?
How long have you known her?

얼마동안 저걸 하고 있었어요? | 얼마동안 저걸 하고 있으셨어요?
How long have you been doing that?

얼마동안 커피를 마시고 있었어요? | 얼마동안 커피를 마시고 있으셨어요?
How long have you been drinking coffee?

Grammar Points

전 서울에 갈지도 몰라요
I might go to Seoul

전 서울에 안 갈지도 몰라요
I might not go to Seoul

전 여기 있을지도 몰라요
I might be here

전 제 방을 청소할지도 몰라요
I might clean my room

전 커피를 마실지도 몰라요
I might drink coffee

전 그걸 할지도 몰라요
I might do it

Grammar Points

커피 좀 마실래요?
Would you like some coffee?

뭘 마실래요?
What would you like to drink?

전 커피를 마실께요
I’d like coffee

Grammar Points

전 이걸 하는게 낫겠어요
I’d rather do this

전 이걸 안 하는게 낫겠어요 | 전 이걸 하지 않는게 낫겠어요
I’d rather not do this

이걸 하는게 낫겠어요? | 이걸 하시는게 낫겠어요?
Would you rather do this?

전 서울에 가는게 낫겠어요
I’d rather go to Seoul

전 여기 있는게 낫겠어요
I’d rather be here

전 제 방을 청소하는게 낫겠어요
I’d rather clean my room

전 커피를 마시는게 낫겠어요
I’d rather drink coffee

전 그분한테 말하는게 낫겠어요
I’d rather tell her

전 그분한테 부탁하는게 낫겠어요
I’d rather ask her

Grammar Points

그 커피 어때요?
What is the coffee like?

제 방 어때요?
What is my room like?

서울 어때요?
What it Seoul like?

그 학생 어때요?
What is the student like?

스타벅스 어때요?
What is Starbucks like?

Grammar Points

스타벅스에서 무슨 커피를 마셔요? | 마시세요?
What coffee do you drink at Starbucks?

스타벅스에서 어떤 커피를 마셔요? | 마시세요?
Which coffee do you drink at Starbucks?

어떤 스타벅스에 가요? 어떤 스타벅스에 가세요?
Which Starbucks do you go to?

어떤 학생을 알아요? | 어떤 학생을 아세요?
Which student do you know?

어떤 게 더 좋아요? | 어떤 게 더 좋나요?
Which is better?

Grammar Points

서울에 가는 건 좋아요
Going to Seoul is good

여기 있는 건 좋아요
Being here is good

제 방을 청소하는 건 좋아요
Cleaning my room is good

그걸 하는 건 저한테 안 좋아요 | 그걸 하는 건 좋지 않아요
Doing it is not good for me

커피 마시는 거에 대해 생각하는 건 좋아요
Thinking about drinking coffee is good

그분한테 그걸 하라고 말하는 건 안 좋아요
Telling her to do it is not good

그분한테 제 방을 청소하라고 부탁하는 건 좋은 생각이 아니에요
Asking her to clean my room is not a good idea

Grammar Points

전 한국어를 배우고 있어요
I am learning Korean

전 오늘 열심히 일하고 있어요
I am working hard today

전 지금 정말 좋은 책을 읽고 있어요
I am reading a really good book at the moment

Grammar Points

전 음악을 듣고 있어요
I am listening to music

전 열심히 일하려고 노력하고 있어요
I am trying to work hard

전 샤워하고 있어요
I am having a shower

전 배고파지고 있어요
I'm getting hungry

전 피곤해지고 있어요
I'm getting tired

제 한국어 실력은 점점 좋아지고 있어요
My Korean is getting better

제 한국어 실력은 점점 나빠지고 있어요
My Korean is getting worse

Grammar Points

전 아파트를 찾고 있어요
I am looking for an apartment

제 친구들은 대학교에서 공부하고 있어요

Some friends of mine are studying at university

비가 더 안 오고 있어요
It's not raining any more

Grammar Points

전 하루에 두 번이나 세 번 빵을 먹어요
I eat bread two or three times a day

전 보통 주말에 놀러 가요
I usually go away at weekends

그 카페는 아침 일곱시 삽십분에 열어요
The cafe opens at 7.30 in the morning

몇 시에 그 카페는 열어요?
What time does the cafe open?

몇 시에 그 카페는 닫아요?
The cafe closes at 7.30 in the evening

Grammar Points

전 한국어를 아주 잘 해요
I speak Korean very well

우리 부모님은 아주 작은 집에 살아요
My parents live in a very small house

전 차가 있는데 많이 사용하지 않아요
I have a car, but I don't use it much

Grammar Points

그분은 행복해 보여요
She looks happy

이건 무슨 뜻이에요?
What does this mean?

이 단어는 무슨 뜻이에요?
What does this word mean?

전 그분이 한국인이라고 생각하는데 확실하진 않아요
I think she is Korean, but I'm not sure

저쪽에 있는 저 남자 보여요?
Do you see that man over there?

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Offers a comprehensive, grammar-oriented approach to learning Korean, which is beneficial for learners who prefer structured language acquisition

Provides extensive practice with approximately 1,300 variations of Korean expressions, which helps solidify understanding and improve fluency

Focuses on building a strong foundation in Korean grammar, which is essential for learners aiming to achieve an intermediate level of proficiency

Highlights the significant differences between English and Korean, which helps English speakers avoid common errors and develop a deeper understanding of the language

Requires prior knowledge from Core Korean 1 and 2, which means learners should complete those courses first to fully benefit from this one

Emphasizes grammar and sentence structure over dialogue, which may not suit learners who prefer conversational or immersion-based learning methods

Reviews summary

Structured korean grammar and practice

According to students, CORE KOREAN 3 offers a highly structured, grammar-focused approach. Learners praise its extensive practice exercises (thousands of variations), which help solidify understanding and build confidence in sentence construction. The explanations contrasting Korean and English grammar are found particularly useful. While effective for structure, some find practice repetitive/dry. Opinions vary on its "Advance to Intermediate" level suitability, with some calling grammar too basic. It's noted as not for conversation or vocabulary, but good as a follow-up or supplementary grammar resource.

Not focused on speaking or vocabulary.

"It's definitely grammar-heavy, don't expect much conversation practice."

"It's not for learning new vocab or conversational skills."

Grammar concepts are explained well.

"The grammar explanations are clear..."

"The explanations are easy to follow, even for complex grammar points."

Helps build and understand sentences.

"I feel much more confident constructing my own sentences now."

"Solid for understanding sentence structure."

"It helped reinforce some structures..."

"This approach works well for me as an English speaker trying to grasp the Korean sentence logic."

Deep dive into Korean grammar structure.

"It's so focused on grammar and practice."

"I found it solid for understanding sentence structure."

"This course is a hidden gem!... The systematic approach... finally made things click for me."

"This isn't a typical language course; it's a grammar workout."

Provides vast sentence practice.

"This course is exactly what I needed... The sheer number of practice sentences (1300 variations!) really helped solidify my understanding."

"The practices are extensive and really help you internalize the patterns."

"I got extensive practice for specific grammatical structures based on English equivalents."

"Amazing practice resource! The number of variations helps you really internalize the patterns."

Some found grammar points too basic.

"Expected more for an 'Advance to Intermediate' level. The grammar points covered feel quite basic..."

"It feels more like late beginner/early intermediate grammar drilling than truly advancing."

"Didn't feel challenged or that I progressed much."

"Didn't feel like 'advancing' to intermediate, more like reinforcing beginner grammar..."

Exercises can feel monotonous.

"Sometimes the practice feels a bit repetitive, just drilling the same structure over and over..."

"It's okay, but very dry. It's just grammar explanation followed by endless drilling."

"Repetitive and boring. The audio is okay, but the content is just drilling the same simple sentence structures."

"The repetition is excessive."

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in CORE KOREAN 3: Advance to Intermediate Level with these activities:

Review Basic Korean Grammar

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Strengthen your understanding of fundamental Korean grammar concepts. This will provide a solid base for the more advanced grammar covered in this course.

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Review notes from previous Korean courses.
Complete online quizzes on basic grammar points.
Practice sentence construction with simple vocabulary.

Review 'Korean Grammar in Use: Beginning to Early Intermediate'

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Solidify your understanding of Korean grammar rules. This book is a popular resource for Korean language learners.

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Read the chapters relevant to the course syllabus.
Complete the exercises at the end of each chapter.
Make flashcards for new grammar points.

Translate English sentences to Korean

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Improve your ability to translate English sentences into grammatically correct Korean. This will reinforce your understanding of sentence structure and vocabulary.

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Find English sentences with similar grammar to course examples.
Translate the sentences into Korean.
Check your translations with a native speaker or online resource.

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Practice Speaking with a Language Partner

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Enhance your speaking skills and gain confidence in using Korean. Regular conversation practice is essential for fluency.

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Find a language partner online or in person.
Prepare conversation topics based on course material.
Practice speaking Korean for at least 30 minutes.
Provide feedback to each other on grammar and pronunciation.

Read 'Living Language Korean'

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Supplement your learning with a comprehensive guide to Korean language and culture. This book offers a structured approach to language acquisition.

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Read the chapters that align with the course syllabus.
Complete the exercises and quizzes in the book.
Use the audio materials to improve your listening comprehension.

Write a Short Story in Korean

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Practice using the grammar and vocabulary learned in the course. Writing a story will help you internalize the language and improve your fluency.

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Brainstorm a simple story idea.
Write a draft using the grammar points from the course.
Revise and edit your story for grammar and clarity.
Share your story with a native speaker for feedback.

Create a Korean Language Learning Journal

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Track your progress and reflect on your learning experience. This will help you identify areas where you need more practice and stay motivated.

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Dedicate a notebook or digital document to your journal.
Write daily or weekly entries about your learning progress.
Include new vocabulary, grammar points, and cultural insights.
Reflect on your challenges and successes.

Career center

Learners who complete CORE KOREAN 3: Advance to Intermediate Level will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Translator

A translator converts written material from one language into another. This course helps build a foundation in Korean grammar and expression, essential for accurate translation. The course emphasizes understanding the nuances of Korean, enabling translators to convey the intended meaning effectively. The systematic approach to practicing Korean expressions prepares one to handle diverse translation tasks. The course’s focus on helping English speakers understand significant differences in the Korean language makes it particularly useful to someone seeking to become a Korean to English translator.

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Interpreter

An interpreter converts spoken language from one language to another. This course helps build a foundation for interpreting through its focus on Korean grammar and expression. The course's structured practice in forming Korean expressions prepares individuals to think quickly and accurately in Korean. As an interpreter, one must grasp subtle differences in meaning, and this course's emphasis on these nuances builds a strong foundation. The course will be especially helpful to those who want to become an Interpreter as it emphasizes automated understanding of the structure of Korean.

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Localization Specialist

A localization specialist adapts content to suit a specific region or market. This course helps build a foundation in Korean language and culture, essential for effective localization. The course emphasizes understanding Korean grammar and how to form expressions. This is valuable for adapting products or services for the Korean market. A Localization Specialist will be able to build sensitivity to cultural and linguistic nuances, ensuring content resonates with the target audience, especially because the course emphasizes differences from the English language.

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Language Teacher

A language teacher instructs students in a specific language. This course helps build a foundation to teach Korean, focusing on grammar and expression. The course provides organized practice in Korean expressions, valuable for explaining concepts to students. A language teacher will also find the course useful for understanding common mistakes made by English speakers learning Korean. The simple breakdown of the material in this course may come in handy when teaching others yourself.

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Intelligence Specialist

An intelligence specialist gathers and analyzes information for national security. This course may be useful for developing Korean language skills, vital for understanding communications and documents. The course on Korean grammar and expression helps in accurately interpreting information. Intelligence specialists benefit from understanding cultural nuances, and the course helps in this area. The course will be especially helpful due to its focus on automated understanding of sentence structure.

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Foreign Service Officer

A foreign service officer represents their country's interests abroad. This course may be useful for developing Korean language skills, essential for communication and diplomacy. The course emphasizes grammar and expression, enabling effective interaction with Korean speakers. The course’s focus on understanding the differences between Korean and English helps build cultural sensitivity, crucial for foreign relations. As a Foreign Service Officer, one may face new situations in Korea, and this course will accelerate the process of understanding the structure, verb, and sentence through structured practice.

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International Aid Worker

An international aid worker provides assistance to communities in need. This course can help when working in Korean-speaking communities by building Korean language skills for effective communication. The course's focus on grammar and forming Korean expression supports the understanding of the needs of the local population. International Aid Workers can use the cultural insights gained for building trust and rapport. The course focuses on helping English speakers understand significant differences in the Korean language, which is very helpful.

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Immigration Officer

An immigration officer reviews visa applications and determines eligibility for entry into a country. This course may be useful for developing Korean language skills, aiding in communication with applicants. The course's emphasis on grammar and expression helps in understanding spoken and written statements. An immigration officer will benefit from the cultural insights provided, ensuring fair and accurate assessments. The course is designed to help in understanding and repeating sentence structures, which are used by those of all backgrounds.

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Business Development Manager

A business development manager identifies and pursues new business opportunities. This course may be useful for expanding business into the Korean market. The course will help you learn Korean language skills for effective communication with partners and clients. The focus on understanding grammar and expression will facilitate negotiations and relationship building. The course is especially helpful due to its focus on automated understanding of sentence structure.

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Market Research Analyst

A market research analyst studies market conditions to examine potential sales of a product or service. This course may be useful when conducting research in the Korean market by helping you develop Korean language abilities for analyzing data and reports. An analyst can use the focus on grammar and expression to understand consumer behavior and preferences. This course helps you understand nuances that drive the market.

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Technical Writer

A technical writer creates documentation for technical products or services. This course may be useful if the writer is translating or adapting technical content for a Korean speaking audience, or is creating documentation about Korean products. The course focuses on Korean grammar and expression. A technical writer will find that the course emphasizing the differences between Korean and English helpful to effectively convey information.

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Journalist

A journalist investigates and reports on current events. This course may be useful for a journalist reporting from or about Korea. The course can help them develop Korean language skills for conducting interviews and understanding sources. A journalist will find that the course emphasizes grammar and expression so that they are better equipped to accurately convey information. The course is designed to help retain sentence structures, useful for understanding Korean sources.

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Historian

A historian researches, analyzes, and interprets the past. This course may be useful for historians specializing in Korean history, as it helps in reading and understanding historical documents. The course focuses on understanding Korean grammar and sentence structure. A historian benefits from the emphasis on differences between Korean and English. The course focuses on helping English speakers understand significant differences in the Korean language, which is very helpful.

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Librarian

A librarian manages and organizes information resources. This course may be useful for librarians working with Korean language materials. The course helps building a foundation by improving comprehension of Korean grammar and expression. The course helps one to understand the nuances and differences in the Korean language. A librarian may draw on the course's emphasis on structure to help organize Korean language materials.

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Tour Guide

A tour guide leads groups of people on tours, providing information and insights about a location. This course may be useful for tour guides leading tours in Korea or for Korean-speaking tourists. The course helps build Korean language skills, enabling effective communication and engaging storytelling. Understanding Korean grammar and expression deepens a tour guide’s knowledge, enriching the tour experience. As a tour guide, one might have Korean tourists, and this course helps them understand the differences between Korean and English, which is very helpful.

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CORE KOREAN 3

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