Beginner ➡️ Intermediate ➡️ Advanced in Korean

Learning to speak a new language is a fun yet long process, and many people get stuck and can’t seem to progress beyond the “intermediate” stage. The key to overcoming this and going closer to the advanced level is a lot of conscious exposure to diverse materials. To help you achieve this, we have made a new course for you. It’s called Bibimchat! 😍🇰🇷

Check out the course here and take a listen:

The course is included in our Premium Membership. Get 50% off your first year with the discount code [premium2020], available only until January 4, 2021!

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[JDH]

As a korean I have never thought about how difficult Korean is but when i got question from my foreign friend who learn korean i realized korea is so hard to learn haha so since then i really respect people who learn korean👍👍👍

[FrillShiranui]

I needed this! Stuck at intermediate for so long...

[yasmine]

That's why I love Korean! The vocabulary is so logical and the satisfaction you get once you manage to connect the dots is uncomparable!

[nevercircles]

"The parts you understand are sufficient to give you what you want. "

This is soo true. I bought a drama script book and I understood most of it but not all. Simply cuz I was satisfied with what I already know. Really need to up my game.

[foreverskryd]

I'm still struggling to reach intermediate level but i'm definitely taking this course... 😂😂

[alycertain]

I'm always surprised whenever I see Hyunwoo speaking in Korean, and he's really fluent, too 😅

[kxcvxvii]

I've been stuck at the low intermediate level for ages and I just started to actually improve after I joined a korean company here in Mexico. I thought my level was quite okay until I had to start writing all of my emails in korean and attend the meetings with the korean crew, and I realized that I didn't know anything about business korean or this very specific vocabulary we use at the company. My boss used to get frustrated with me like "I thought you knew korean!" and I was like of course but when in my daily basis would I talk to my friends or husband about logistic terms or who else in my close circle of friends would i talk to the same way i talk to the 법인장? 😖 fortunately after two years I feel much more confident and tho I don't consider myself on the advanced level yet, i feel much closer! (also thanks to TTMK! hehe)

[ana_studykr]

안녕하세요 여러분! 우리 꼭 같이 한국어를 연습하자! 파이팅
❤❤

[lisaprather]

This is so simple and yet so true. Hyunwoo Ssaem is right. I have acquired a high intermediate/advanced fluency level and I've never lived in Korea. I have however used TTMIK products from the beginning. It's very high quality. I've gone through all of the grammar lessons and the IYAGI podcasts and I'm excited for this next set of lessons! I hate reading (even in English), but the podcasts and videos make it so much fun to learn!! I sincerely don't think I'd be able to speak Korean this well without having used TTMIK.

[missaysha]

Learning Korean is driving me crazy.The most amazing site of this language are it's super emotional than my own Language and it has
elegant writing system.

[blushymae]

Connect and collect is essentially an advance mindmap in my opinion. Beginning mindmaps tend to collect words in a certain category like fruit, homegoods and so on, but connecting word parts to each other requires a lot more thought and study.... for me, a LOT more study ㅠㅠ

[sarsysnape]

I am actually in "pre-intermediate" level, and I've been feeling so bad because I feel stuck. Somehow my motivation started to lack, or not being enough to keep me going. I'm getting some energy through the videos of the channel. The part that says about "GAPS" is a big point. Sometimes I tried to study but I got angry seeing that I had to go back see again something I should already have stuck in my head! I think this make my motivation shake sometimes too. But now I'm trying to start over again, first filing up those gaps. Hope it work and I start improving again :(
Thank you. Hugs from Brazil, stay safe!

[tatianagoulart]

Korean is my third language, dudes. If I don’t learn before I die, I’ll die trying. Thanks for the video 💕

[Artreii]

100% agree. We're not gonna hear every possible sentence in our learning, so we have to connect the dots between the ones we hear!

[danielasanchez]

This video is gold, it can be applied to learn other languages

[loubnastar]

Collect/connect .. Waw that kind of LANGUAGE ENGINEERING hhh 정말 멋있네요!!

[TremFortyTwo]

As expected, my hopeful guess for the mystery new website addition, that I thought would be the best possible thing that could be added, was wrong. Instead, as always, it exceeded my expectations and is even more "exactly what I've been needing to progress" than what I was hoping for. Just like every other time you've been introducing new things.

I suppose that this is what makes you good teachers. You know exactly what the students need, far better than they will know themselves (which is not to say students' self-evaluation at strengths and weaknesses is irrelevant, of course). It is very nice to know that, even when we don't yet know exactly what is coming, we can count on it being excellent as your track record shows that you are highly competent professionals who will make excellent choices.

I didn't mean to over-indulge in flattery or anything, this is your business after all, so it is not as if it's unexpected that you are good at your jobs. I just think it's nice to give credit where credit is due, and to make sure you know that the resources your business provides are very well received and much appreciated :)

[spacelama]

It's almost been a year since I started learning with you guys, it's been a wonderful journey.
TTMIK the gift that keeps on giving! ♥️

[gbritaney]

I'm about to start book three! TTMIK 좋아해요 👍 매일 한국어를 공부해요.

[sparshita]

Saw Hyun woo in CAKE app advertisement and it was the first ad that I never skipped...tok tok are proud of you!!