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Let's Talk Korean:
Level 1
Dates: Thursdays,
Feb 21, 28; Mar 6, 13, 20,
27;
Apr 3, 10, 17 & 24, 2008
Time: 6:30PM to 8PM
Place: 25 West 43rd
Street, Room 1009
between
5th & 6th Avenues, Manhattan
Fee:
$200 (Non-Member)
| $100
(Member/Student)
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to learn
how to become a member.
Please make checks
payable to: QCAF-AAARI
Payment must be
received by mail, or in
person,
one week prior to first
day of class to ensure
registration.
Beginners Korean
1: This
ten-session workshop
will introduce students
to the basics of the
Korean language,
including Hangul, the
native Korean writing
system. Lessons in
writing, reading, and
grammar will end with an
exam to determine the
student's ability to
comprehend the material
taught to them, as well
as move onto the next
class level.
Korean is the official language of
both North and South
Korea. The language is
also one of the two
official languages (the
other is Standard
Mandarin) in neighboring
Yanbian, China.
Worldwide, there are
around 80 million Korean
speakers, including
large groups in the
former Soviet Union,
China, Australia, New
Zealand, the United
States, Canada, Brazil,
Japan, and more
recently, South Africa
and the Philippines.
The genealogical classification of
Korean is debated. Many
linguists place it in
the Altaic language
family; some others
consider it to be a
language isolate. Korean
is agglutinative in its
morphology and SOV in
its syntax. Like
Japanese and Vietnamese,
Korean has borrowed much
vocabulary from Chinese
or created vocabulary on
Chinese models.
Source:
Wikipedia
If you are interested in
learning Korean, come
and join us!
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Introduction to
Korean language
(informal and formal
expressions)
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Greeting
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Introduction
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Introduction to
Hangul
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Writing: combination
of Consonants and
basic vowels
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Speaking: What
do you do?
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Vocabulary:
profession,
nationality
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Birthday, Age.
Numbers, month,
days of the
week.
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Writing: Vowels
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Speaking:
“What
is this?”
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Vocabulary: some
everyday words,
furniture
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Writing:
“Ba-chim”
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Speaking:
“Who
is this?”
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Vocabulary:
Family member
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Reading
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Speaking:
“Where
is the store?”
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Vocabulary:
Positions,
directions
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Grammar: verb
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Speaking:
“My
weekly schedule”
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Vocabulary:
basic verbs,
days of the week
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Grammar: formal and
informal expressions
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Speaking:
“What
do you do on
weekends?
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Vocabulary:
frequency,
weather, place
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Grammar: verb- past
tense
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Speaking:
“What
did you do on
the weekend?
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Vocabulary: verb
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Review
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Test
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