As mentioned herewith my Chinese studies, I was finding it hard to naturally assimilate certain new vocab into muscle memory/everyday use. So I thought I would try an approach that would allow me to remember vocab in the long term. And be able to integrate it into my everyday life contextually. And here begins the Korean vocab iteration.
All vocab working systematically through TOPIK. This is Level 1.
I hope these help you learn well! Something different from route learning lists of vocab. Hopefully something that sticks!
So I came across this article on Soompi. And considering the amount of k-dramas i’ve passively watched. It’s time to get a grip on the most used vocab!
Hello and welcome once again to another new Fresh Korean worksheet series. This series looks at eight different items of Kitchen Items in Korean. This first part is a small collection of simple flashcards, which will directly relate to the future worksheets in this four part series. These flashcards are free and like the rest of the series are aimed at beginners level learners.
Hello and welcome once again to another new Fresh Korean worksheet series. This series looks at eight different items of clothing in Korean. This first part is a small collection of simple flashcards, which will directly relates to the future worksheets in this four part series. These flashcards are free and like the rest of the series are aimed at beginners level learners.
