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karoluszek
I am learning Korean in a Korean Culture Center, which is in my country offering free courses. ^^ It's a part of Korean Embassy, so maybe you just have to look around at the Embassies' websites and you may find some helpful information.
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Olidipity
I'm learning korean with university since last september ^^
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PrettyCarEye
Have my first spoken Korean lesson tomorrow! Excited! :)
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Kassandra
I learnt Hangeul and some common phrases, and now I'm stuck and I don't know how to continue... I tried some penpall sites, for language exchange, but I had no luck(I usually introduced myself in Korean and then we would speak English :( ) I was planning on finding my textbooks from primary school, and use them as reference to learn Korean (Like, the first lesson is about alphabet->I learn Hangeul.The second is about fruits in my native language-> I learn them in Korean) ... But I don't know if that will help me at all... I mainly learned things about Korean from Youtube..One can find interesting things there, but personally, if I don't have a plan on what I want to learn, I usually end up watching videos about manners and Korean culture :P. I just can't stay concentrated on learning the language first... Oh! I have also tried Koreanclass101.com, talktomeinkorean.com and livemocha.com too. If there's anyone searching for a rookie to talk in Korean I volunteer ^^.
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loiu
Good Luck !!!
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SweetPotato
Anyone know like a korean kids show, that teaches the language? Something like Sesame Strret but in korean?
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marianat
I am currently studying 3 languages O_o. Yay for rosetta stone ~ I'm so bad T_T
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feder
That_Unni wrote: Anyone know like a korean kids show, that teaches the language? Something like Sesame Strret but in korean?

You could try Pororo. He's a really famous Korean cartoon character. He actually teaches kids English! So it might work okay the other way around, too.
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Pandora
I started to learn Korean during the summer 2012, I can read hangeul and just know few words but it's all. I already learn japanese at school and it's a lot of work to do so I try to learn some korean notions during the holidays.
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Illusion
figured these would be good to post in case anyone was looking:
online keyboards for 한글
http://www.branah.com/korean
http://gate2home.com/Korean-Keyboard
and there are apps for your other devices. hopefully some free ones.
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feder
Illusion wrote: figured these would be good to post in case anyone was looking:
online keyboards for 한글
http://www.branah.com/korean
http://gate2home.com/Korean-Keyboard
and there are apps for your other devices. hopefully some free ones.

You know if you have Windows you can install a Korean keyboard option to change your keyboard to Korean on your computer, right? I have been using that for Japanese, Korean and Chinese for the longest time.
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Illusion
I've seen that before, but I don't use it much and I'm on a shared computer, so I don't want to be using too much drive space.
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tiabelle
Nana87 wrote: Me :) i bought Rosetta Stone. Hopefully it works lol


How is it working for you? I was thinking of ordering that myself but wasn't sure
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tiabelle
I wish I could find somewhere that's teaching korean where i live
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KimWanHee VIPContributor
I've been learning Korean for some months now and I'm able to read it, but I have problems with vocabulary...T_T I already learned 5 languages in school and so I know how I can learn grammar and how to understand it easily but I absolutely hate learning words -_- I'm actually learning it at home with a special book for it and some audiotracks to listen to...it's quite good like this, also because a proper schooling for this, which is actually possible in my hometown, costs very much...so I try it with a dictionary, a learning book, a CD and all the sources on the internet...and somehow it seems to work!!!^^
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