Languages
Korean 2 upper: module 1
Upper-elementary Korean course developing speaking, listening, reading and writing through communication activities and grammar study.
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What Pre-intermediate (A2+) Korean means
At A2+ Korean, learners can connect simple sentences, give reasons and manage a wider range of familiar situations.
Explain a preference
다른 교통수단보다 편하고 이동 중에 책도 읽을 수 있어서 기차 여행을 더 좋아해요.
I prefer travelling by train because it is more comfortable and I can read.
Handle a small problem
방이 너무 추워요. 난방을 확인해 주시겠어요?
The room is very cold. Could you check the heating?
Describe an experience
작년에 서울을 방문했는데 건축물이 아주 인상적이었어요.
Last year I visited Seoul and found the architecture very impressive.
These are general examples of language use at this level, not a description of any individual course syllabus.
About this course
The course develops spoken Korean through topics such as expressing intentions, describing current activities and discussing time. Language work includes second-stage honorific verbs, Korean consonant names, the present progressive, intention and purpose structures, and time expressions. Teaching centres on spoken interaction and communication, with pair work, group activities, role plays and games. Learners also continue working on reading and writing alongside speaking and listening practice.
What you'll learn
- Offer to do something for another person using appropriate Korean.
- Name the consonants of the Korean alphabet.
- Use progressive forms to describe actions in the past, present and future.
- Express an intention or purpose.
- State when an action or state occurs, or how long it lasts.
Is this course right for you?
This course is intended for learners at the upper end of elementary Korean who have completed Korean 2 lower: module 3 or have an equivalent level, described as around two years of study. Participation involves spoken interaction, pair and group work, role plays and games.
- Homework is highly recommended to consolidate learning.
Before you go
- Homework is highly recommended.