Greetings from Team KoreanClass101! We’re stopping by the blog today to tell you about an exciting new feature we’re slowly rolling out on the website. A few select users have been chosen to test drive the new Dashboard feature. Log in to your account today to see if you’re one of them! The new Dashboard aims to help you track your Korean learning quickly and easily. We’ve produced a lot of lessons in our lifetime and while we pride ourselves on offering a wide variety of lessons to our users, we realized that it can been pretty overwhelming for some. Where do I start? What level is best for me? What series do I move on to now? These were common questions coming in from avid users like you, so we set out to solve these... Show more

Hello Listener, What can you do in 3 minutes? You can... Check your Facebook feed...(and accomplish nothing) Stare at your homework assignment in confusion... OR learn to introduce yourself in Korean, pick up new phrases and start speaking a new language. Three minutes is all you need. Introducing our newest video series, Learn Korean in Three Minutes. In this 25-lesson series, you'll learn the basics needed to talk confidently with Korean speakers. Our Korean lesson host will take you step-by-step through must-know phrases such as "Hello, my name is…" and “Thank You/You’re Welcome.” The phrases and conversation get more advanced as the series progresses. How It Works In each lesson, every phrase is broken... Show more

Hello Listener Learning to speak Korean is fairly simple. All need to you do is listen and repeat. Done. But writing in Korean? That’s a whole different animal that requires lots of concentration, crumpled up papers and broken pencils. Or you can master the Korean alphabet – or Hangul – the fast, fun, and easy way. Master it in minutes with quick, step-by-step video lessons! Introducing our newest (and complete) video series, Hana Hana Hangul – The Korean Alphabet made easy. In this video series, Hangul is broken down letter by letter, line by line and written on screen so that you can follow along. Our lesson host guides you through every letter, essential writing rule, and memorization tip you’ll need to start... Show more

Learn a little Korean everyday with the free Korean Word of the Day Widget. Check back daily for more vocabulary!연세 드신 elderly (adjective)연세가 드신 남자분과 여자분이 아침 식사를 하고 있습니다.The elderly man and woman are eating breakfast.연세가 드신 분들이 웃고 있습니다.The eldery people are laughing.연세 드신 분들elderly folksOwn a blog or website? Share free language content with your readers with the Korean Word of the Day with Audio Widget. Click here for instructions on how to embed and customize this free widget!

Learn a little Korean everyday with the free Korean Word of the Day Widget. Check back daily for more vocabulary!관목 bush (noun)앞마당에 꽃이 핀 관목이 있습니다.There is a flowering bush in my front yard.꽃이 핀 관목flowering bushOwn a blog or website? Share free language content with your readers with the Korean Word of the Day with Audio Widget. Click here for instructions on how to embed and customize this free widget!