Studying in a Korean school can be quite different that what you experience in your own country. Seniors, or in Korea, 3rd year students, have less classes. But Korean high school students often have to spend more time studying on their own, called self-study. Self-study in Korea is reflective of the Korean work ethic. Studying in Korea can be very tiresome and demanding, but most students are self motivated to study. So remember to listen in to this Advanced Korean lesson, 100% in Korean spoken by 100% native Korean speakers. And while you learn Korean, you’ll also be learning Korean vocabulary, and also about Korean culture and Korean schools!

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Free online Korean lessons for you to learn Korean by KoreanClass101.com! In today’s lesson, we’re going to be going over the TOEIC. Well, that’s actually a test for English learners. And as the number of English students in Korea are quite numerous, this will prove useful conversational material with any Korean person. And as 지혜 (Jihye) is running out the door, her mom will try to stop by her to “at least drink milk.” Learn how to use the construction 라도 (rado) in today’s lesson. And after listening, remember to stop by KoreanClass101.com and practice your Korean with us!

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