What are the commonly used words and sentences in Korean? How to read?

1. A tutorial on how to get started as a novice.

People often ask me "How to learn Korean?" This topic is really too big because everyone has different basic skills. Likewise, everyone’s learning method is different. But one thing is the same, that is, everyone wants to learn the same content. Everyone will start with letters, then words and grammar.

When everyone first came into contact with Korean, everyone felt that the pronunciation was a bit awkward, especially the pronunciation of certain consonants and phonics. Many people think that pronunciation is difficult because our brains are so influenced by Chinese that they are not used to words other than Chinese. Therefore, we must be prepared to learn from scratch. There is no special reason for certain problems (such as pronunciation). When this young language (more than 600 years old, still relatively young compared to other languages) begins to become popular on the Korean Peninsula, Grammatical logic is not very important. For beginners, the first thing to do is to accept the language and the essential differences between Korean and Chinese.

So how should novices get started? As the saying goes, the master leads you in, and cultivation depends on yourself. When our Korean is only zero, we need a master to lead everyone into the world of Korean. Therefore, I often recommend that beginners take training instead of self-study. It is not too late to start self-study when you have a certain foundation. Everything is difficult at the beginning, and it is very important to have a good beginning. When we start learning, we need to read more. The method is to read and write at the same time - this can combine reading and writing, which is very useful for understanding the phonetic nature of Korean. The so-called phonogram means that if you can read it, you can write it, and if you can write it, you can read it.

You can only remember words if you can read them correctly. In fact, after you reach a certain level of English, you also memorize words through pronunciation, rather than simply relying on letter combinations. Memorizing pronunciation is easier than memorizing shapes. .This is enough to show that Korean is easier to learn than Chinese, because Chinese requires you to remember not only the shape of the word (spelling) but also the sounds (including tones). In Korean, as long as you are familiar with the consonants/vowels and Pronunciation rules, there is no question of how to pronounce this word. Therefore, after you have learned to a certain level, if you still ask "how to pronounce this word", it means there is a problem with your learning method. If you are familiar with the pronunciation rules, there will be no problem. Words that cannot be pronounced. As mentioned above, the characteristic of Korean is [if you can pronounce it, you can spell it; if you can spell it, you can definitely pronounce it]. There have never been words in Korean that cannot be pronounced. On the other hand, in Chinese, [can You can read it but you may not be able to spell it, you can spell it but you may not be able to read it]

This is the difference between the two languages. The key issue in learning Korean. Many people ask me whether the most important thing in learning Korean is pronunciation or vocabulary. Or something else. In fact, the most important thing is persistence. Learning a language is a long-term project. We all know that once you stop learning (or using) a foreign language, you will gradually forget it. If you cannot persist, the basis of what you have learned before will be lost. You may forget almost all of it. So the most important thing is to keep learning.

2? Who said that you can’t conquer Korean with zero knowledge? The world is like my generation, so I can learn Korean with a smile and let me do whatever I want.

Many students feel that their foundation is poor or they have no foundation, and they don’t know if they can learn it. In fact, don’t worry about your poor foundation, because foundation is a concept that can be changed through hard work. Since you are a beginner, Your foundation must be weak. This is just a stage in the development process of objective things. So students, don’t always be entangled and waiting. Only after you try can you know whether you can do it. Don’t always set limits for yourself. You will be the best. To become the best kid, you also need to pay attention to strategy and tactics. The first thing is to learn from the masters, so as to avoid pitfalls. Wouldn't it be nice to master Korean quickly?

I know a very good Korean teacher who gives free Korean video lessons every day. The teacher’s lectures are very fun and interesting, easy to understand, and give people a feeling of enlightenment. There are many basics. All my classmates felt that they benefited a lot from this. If you have just started learning Korean, or feel that your Korean foundation is not very good, you can listen to the teacher's lesson. From then on, the speed of learning Korean on a bicycle will become the speed of a high-speed train.

Students who want to listen can enter?Teacher’s 心心* (homonym): First, the group in the front is: gon, and secondly, the group in the back is: 699? Put the above two sets of numbers according to Just put them together in sequence. Note: Korean.

Good things come from experience. Smart people know how to learn from the best of others and strengthen their own brain cells.

Excellence is achieved through constant trying, trying, and trying again. . Do you still look like a young person when you are grinding and chirping?

Three? How to improve the secondary motivation of Korean language learning and give yourself a motivation refueling station.

Many Korean non-professional learners will find that as the difficulty increases, their learning interest and time will decrease day by day, and the motivation at the beginning will recede, so the entire learning state will be very poor. In fact, any Learning a new foreign language will encounter ups and downs. Here I will introduce to you some techniques to improve secondary motivation and gradually turn boring learning into a living habit

1. The first is to expand the vocabulary.

Tear a vocabulary book with about 2000-4000 words into pages (you can also copy it), keep it by your side, and use the fragmented time to "break it into whole", for example, the time spent on the bus , take it out and carry it when waiting for someone, or even when going to the toilet. Prepare 3 pages a week, just memorize them, put them away if you can’t remember them, and summarize them once a month. Because, firstly, beginners feel that there is not enough time, and secondly, they say that they have not memorized the words. This is the key to the solution. For people whose Korean proficiency is intermediate or above, the main way to quickly improve their vocabulary is to read a lot and develop the habit of consulting a dictionary at any time and sorting it out regularly. Not much to say here. To memorize Korean words, it is best to use vocabulary books, Korean stories (not too difficult), plus various variety shows, various KPOP lyrics. In this way, Korean words are gradually accumulated. ,

2. Based on words, master more sentences.

Vocabulary is the building material of a language, just like bricks and tiles. A person who memorizes many words alone (assuming it is possible!) is like buying a lot of bricks and tiles. At most, he can become a brick and tile wholesaler. , but cannot be provided for people to live in or use. But mastering a sentence means owning a house. Even if it is small, you can at least live in it and use it immediately. Haha, if you can master 10,000 sentences, you will be a rich man if you own thousands of mansions!

3. Listen more and train your ears to understand Korean.

Secondly, listen more and watch an original Korean drama over and over again. If you don’t understand something, look it up and ask until you are familiar with about 70% of it. Use 10-minute segments each time until the whole drama is complete. Digestion". At the beginning, aim for one volume per month, and gradually increase the speed. Find Korean clothing, beauty, snacks, games or travel websites on the Internet, use dictionaries and other tools to "gnaw" them down page by page, and take notes. After accumulating this kind of spare time for a year, you will find that your Korean language skills have greatly improved.