Korean Lessons
On KajaKorea, we offer you many free Korean lessons. If you're starting to learn Korean from scratch, it's best to follow the lessons in order and begin by learning the Korean characters first.
These lessons are divided into 3 levels, each containing 30 lessons. Every lesson focuses on a specific aspect of the Korean language and includes numerous examples, exercises, and audio recordings by native Korean speakers.
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- 1 - Learn Hangul (part 1) - (((((Les voyelles simples)))))
- 2 - Learn Hangul (part 2) - ((((((Les consonnes simples))))))
- 3 - Learn Hangul (part 3) - ((((((Les voyelles composées)))))))
- 4 - Learn Hangul (part 4) - (((((((Les consonnes doubles))))))
- 5 - Learn Hangul (part 5) - ((((Les consonnes finales composées))))
- 6 - Forming a syllable block in Korean
- 7 - Liaison in Korean
- 8 - Korean Pronunciation Rules and Exceptions
- 9 - Speech levels in Korean
- 10 - Basic Vocabulary in Korean
- 11 - Korean Sentence Structure
- 12 - The Verb ‘To Be’
- 13 - Introduction to Korean Verbs
- 14 - Conjugation of present tense verbs in Korean [-아/어(요)]
- 15 - Vowel Contractions in the Present Tense
- 16 - Conjugations Exceptions in the Present Tense
- 17 - The Present Tense in the Formal Style [-(스)ㅂ니다]
- 18 - The Topic Particle in Korean [은 / 는]
- 19 - The Object Particle in Korean [을 / 를]
- 20 - The Subject of a Sentence in Korean [이 / 가]
- 21 - Differences between Topic Particle [은 / 는] and Subject Particle [이 / 가]
- 22 - The verb "to have", to exist, there is [있다]
- 23 - Possession in Korean [의]
- 24 - Personal pronouns in Korean
- 25 - Past tense conjugation in Korean [-았/었어(요)] [-았/었습니다]
- 26 - The modifier -(으)ㄹ
- 27 - Conjugation of future tense verbs in Korean [-(으)ㄹ 거야 / -(으)ㄹ 거예요 / -(으)ㄹ 겁니다]
- 28 - Demonstrative pronouns and adjectives in Korean: this, that... [이 / 그 / 저]
- 29 - The particle of place and destination [에]
- 30 - The place particle with action [에서]
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- 31 - Particles of provenance and destination [에서] [까지]
- 32 - Negation in Korean [안] [-지 않다]
- 33 - To want in Korean / Not to want [-고 싶다]
- 34 - Can in Korean, To be able to / Cannot, Not to be able to [-(으)ㄹ 수 있다 / -(으)ㄹ 수 없다] [못]
- 35 - Korean numbers
- 36 - Sino-Korean numbers up to 9999
- 37 - Sino-Korean numbers up to infinity
- 38 - The Progressive Tense in Korean – Be + -ing
- 39 - How to Say the Date in Korean
- 40 - Tell the time in Korean
- 41 - Numerical classifiers in Korean
- 42 - The time particle [에]
- 43 - Particles of beginning and ending in time [부터] [까지]
- 44 - Location in space in Korean
- 45 - Manner, direction [(으)로]
- 47 - Also / too, either / neither [도]
- 48 - To need / not to need in Korean
- 49 - Only, just, but [만] [밖에]
- 50 - Say "and" between nouns in Korean [와/과] [(이)랑] [하고]
- 51 - Say "and" between verbs in Korean [-고]
- 53 - The adjectival form for descriptive verbs
- 54 - The adjectival form for action verbs
- 55 - Adverbs in Korean
- 56 - The opposition "but" in Korean
- 57 - The honorific style in Korean
- 58 - Conjugation of honorific verbs [-(으)셔] [-(으)세요]
- 59 - The imperative in Korean
- 60 - Forbidding in Korean [-지 말다]
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- 61 - The future tense of commitment in Korean [-(으)ㄹ게(요)]
- 62 - Please in Korean / to do something for someone [-아/어 주다]
- 63 - The neutral style in Korean, the style written [-(ㄴ/는)다]
- 64 - Uses of the neutral style in Korean
- 65 - Comparison in Korean [보다]
- 66 - The superlative in Korean [가장] [제일]
- 67 - The plural in Korean [들]
- 68 - Approximation, around in Korean [쯤] [정도] [약]
- 69 - Giver and Receiver in Korean [한테서] [에게서] [한테] [에게]
- 70 - Express cause and effect #1 [-아/어서]
- 71 - Express cause and effect #2 [-(으)니까] [-(으)니]
- 72 - "Because of", "thanks to" in Korean [때문] [덕분]
- 73 - Nominal phrases in Korean [-(이)요]
- 74 - "If" in Korean, the condition [-(으)면]
- 75 - Future and supposition in Korean [-겠다]
- 76 - But / Even though / Therefore / So in Korean [-(으)ㄴ/는데]
- 77 - Contrast, request, and astonishment [-(으)ㄴ/는데(요)]
- 78 - Even if in Korean [-아/어도]
- 79 - To be able in Korean, to have the right, permission [-아/어도 되다] [-(으)면 안 되다]
- 80 - To have to do in Korean [-아/어야 되다] [-아/어야 하다]
- 81 - The verb 그렇다 in Korean and its variations
- 82 - Exclamation in Korean #1 [-네(요)]
- 83 - Exclamation in Korean #2 [-(는)군(요)] [-(는)구나]
- 84 - Strong suggestion in Korean [-자] [-(으)ㅂ시다]
- 85 - Suggesting and asking questions in Korean [-(으)ㄹ까(요)]
- 86 - Suggestion and intention in Korean [-(으)ㄹ래(요)]
- 87 - "Each" in Korean [마다] [매]
- 88 - Questioning and strong probability in Korean [-지(요)] [-죠]
- 89 - To become in Korean [-아/어지다]
- 90 - Soften a question in Korean [-(으)ㄴ가(요)] [-나(요)] [-니]
