Korean
What is it?
Korean classes at Language Flex provide learners with the fundamental base to grow their language proficiency in Korean. Whether you are an absolute beginner looking to learn from the beginning with the alphabet, or ready to jump into simple conversation, Language Flex has the class for you! Classes are delivered online through Google Meets and Google Classrooms.
Registration
Click the "Sign Up" button at the top of the page, or fill out the contact form at the bottom of this page. Alternatively, contact us at info@language-flex.com with your availability, and we'll schedule a free 10 minute consultation to help you understand which course is best for your needs.
Price
Classes are $270 per level plus applicable taxes. Each level contains 20 hours of instruction.
Level 1
Students at level 1 will be able to introduce themselves, understand the Korean alphabet and the sound system, learn basic numeracy, and understand some foundational grammar. In addition, students will be able to perform some basic functional tasks such as ordering at a restaurant, asking for prices at a store, and describing staff at a store.
Schedule
Korean classes can either be taken twice a week Mondays and Wednesdays for 4 weeks, or Saturdays for 8 weeks. Both versions have 8 sessions and 20 hours of instruction total. Please the chart below for details.
Monday
6:00pm to 8:30pmWednesday
6:00pm to 8:30pm
Saturday
9:00am to 11:30am
| 1 Session 1 Introductions 자기 소개 | Cultural point: Self-introductions casual vs. formal. Basic Self-I Learn the vowels (writing and pronunciation) |
| Session 2 Alphabet 한글 | Consonants How to match vowels with consonants How to spell your name and ask for spelling. |
| Session 3 Who are you? 누구세요? | Introduce yourself in Korean with detail Vowel and consonant review and practice |
| Session 4 Numbers 숫자 | Numbers from 1 to 100. |
| Session 5 At the store 매장 | How to ask for prices and buy something in a store |
| Session 6 What's your job? 직업 | Vocabulary: Jobs Describing your profession |
| Session 7 Where is it? 어디야? | Foundational grammar Introduction to particles and simple sentences Introduction to prepositions of place |
| Session 8 At the restaurant. 한식 | Korean food vocabulary How to order food in a restaurant |
Level 2
Students at level 2 will begin to understand formal and casual forms of speaking, begin to understand the past tense, talk about family, discuss modern Korean culture, describe places in a city, give directions, describe their activities and hobbies in a simple conversion, and begin to understand phone call conventions.
Schedule
Korean classes can either be taken twice a week Mondays and Wednesdays for 4 weeks, or Saturdays for 8 weeks. Both versions have 8 sessions and 20 hours of instruction total. Please the chart below for details.
Monday
6:00pm to 8:30pmWednesday
6:00pm to 8:30pm
Saturday
9:00am to 11:30am
| Session 1 Introductions (advanced) | Reviewing and expanding on self-introductions Foundational grammar review Introducing the past tense |
| Session 2 Talking about the past | Practicing simple phrases in the present and past. Describing past events (yesterday, 1 year ago, childhood) |
| Session 3 Family members | Vocabulary: Family How to introduce and describe family members |
| Session Korean media | Cultural point: K-Pop and K-Drama Common slang found in daily conversations and media |
| Session 5 Places in the city | Cultural point: Korean cities Vocabulary: Places in the city Grammar: Adverbs of directions Functional: Asking for and giving directions in a Korean city |
| Session 6 Talking about free-time | Cultural point: Korean hobbies and cultural past-times Vocabulary: Activities and hobbies Functional: Telling someone about what you do in your free time |
| Session 7 Describing things | Vocabulary: Adjectives for describing people and colours Functional: Describing people and objects in your environment |
| Session 8 Making phone calls. | Cultural Point: Phone calls in Korea Vocabulary: Phone expressions and intonation Functional: How to call a restaurant and make a reservation |