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Korean

Internet Resources

At Carleton

  • We offer a variety of comprehensive self instruction language programs available by appointment at the Center.

Korean Dictionaries and Translation

         (This English-Korean dictionary site is also for those beginners who are not able to read Korean alphabets)

        (These two English-Korean translation sites above are for those people who already know how to read Korean)

Korean Newspapers and Magazines

Korean Entertainments (Dramas and Movies)

Note: These sites are in a decreasing order of popularity)

        (One of the most popular sites for enjoying Korean entertainments but also for enjoying other East Asian entertainments)

 

Korean Proficiency Test

         (Although this site is in Korean, if any one of you wants to take this test, just ask me.)

Korean Language Learning Materials

         (Very good site for students of all different levels for learning Korean Alphabets, Phrases, Words, Numbers, Adjectives, Vocabulary, Keyboard, Survival Terms, and Translation)

         (Very good site for learning Korean through English. You get to start from the basics of learning Korean vowels and consonants and the reason this is a good site is that it is divided into 10 chapters. Especially from chapter 6 to 10, you will get the chance to be more familiar with vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and further useful practices)

         (Let’s Learn Korean!)

         (Learning Korean site created by Sogang University(one of the top universities in Korea) for both beginners and Intermediate students)

         (Learning Korean for Intermediate Students)

 

Visual Sites for Learning Korean: Christine's intermediate Korean conversation

         (Lesson1: Basic Conversation and Greeting)

         (Lesson2: Introducing Oneself)

         (Lesson3: Direction)

         (Lesson4: At the movie theater)

         (Lesson5: Ordering Fast Food)

         (Lesson6: At the restaurant)

         (Lesson7:Shopping)

         (Lesson8: Making an appointment)

         (Lesson9: Asking Phone Numbers)

         (Lesson10: Birthday and Korean Holidays)

More…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C71TIJWaaB4

(Rosetta Stone for Super beginners: Review)

http://www.koreanedu.co.kr/

(Learning Korean Language Online for Super Beginners)

Although you have to pay for learning Korean, there are places in this site where you can learn about History of Korean Language, Korean Culture, Guide for visiting to Korea, Korean food, etc without paying money)

Korean Staff Hours: Fall 2011

Staff Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sunday
Woosik Koong
(native speaker Language Center Assistant)
1:15-4pm 11:10-1:40pm Noon-2:10pm 1-3pm
Amy Kim
(native speaker Language Center Assistant)

9:50am-1:40pm

8-10pm

 

9:50am-12:20pm