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Really good lesson format...
"I really like how you dive straight into the Korean and speak full speed at first, and then work through it afterwards. It doesn't give anxious beginners the opportunity to feel intimidated by what they're about to hear, which is really good."
- Victoria
Exactly what was needed...
"I can finally speak korean with my friend's mom. It felt really good when I told her "rice please" in korean and she put rice on my plate."
- Shumiston
Awesome!
"I'm gonna learn Korean now too. My best friend is Korean, it would be cool to impress his mom by speaking a little bit of it at least. The owner of my favorite sushi bar is actually Korean, I see him all the time. I'm sure he will throw me even more free food than he already does if I learn more Korean!"
- Scott
Thank you!
"I'm really REALLY enjoying my free 7-day trial of KoreanClass101.com. Thank you! The teachers are simpathetic, and the pace is exactly what I want"
- Auntie
Great lesson Keith and Seol.
"I was actually waiting for another podcast Korean site to be finished and bam, i just found you guys today on the 1st day! Awesome. Ive home studied for a few months but now i get formal lessons, doesnt get better. kamsahamnida!"
- Chris
This website is soooooooooo awesome!
"I respect your passion and effort replying for all of the comments. It looks like this website holds all of the people together and it looks very good that people are excited with one direction"
- Dahyun
Kamsahamnida!
"This is a great site. I really love to learn this language. I am trying to learn it by myself. It's kinda hard but im trying my best to listen to it everyday. I'm always checking your podcast and listening to it on my way to work."
- Teresa
More power to you guys
"Just wanted to thank you for putting up KoreanClass101.com! Keep up the good work! I've actually bought some books to learn Korean and they're fairly well written, but I find that nothing beats hearing how a letter sounds to find out how it should be said. Also, the books just bombard the reader with words. Makes it hard to remember stuff since there's no central theme. I find that hearing words and phrases in a natural context helps retention."
- Chuck
It makes sense now!
"I have been studying Korean for 3 years now and that was the first time I think the reason for the markers was made sufficiently apparent."
- Listener