learn korean for free (BEGINNERS) // classes, textbooks, & apps

thanks. I was thinking about giving up, but I'll try it again

Unfortunately they are only offering TTMIK for paid subscription now. I just started last week and they said it was a new thing they have going on. Do you have any other suggestions or should I just pay for the subscription?

You forgot duolingo :((

Everyone:- watching the video silently
Le me:- watching those cute mang and koya plushies carefully and searching for other...!

Thank you so much for your content. These resources are so helpful! I was so confused trying to use the app when you referenced it in your earlier content but now it all makes sense. Thank you for educating us newbie korean learners.

SNU 🔛🔝

I’ve been learning Korean for 6 months about 3 years ago but then I quit that idea for some reasons and now I’m here again 😅 I found your video and it’s soooooo helpful for me just before starting again learning Korean 🤩 thank you so much ❤

I am Russian citizen and I speak Russian language fluently. I am watching English video for leaning korean😂. Thank you very much, it's helpful ❤

Is it possible to learn Korean fluently in 2 years if I study 4+ hrs a day

Sister I am a India, so i want to learn Korean please help me 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

I’ll be going to South Korea next summer, I know introductions and Hangul, do you think I have enough time to get enough fluency by next summer to be okay to get by?

i think korean language is so hard,because when i try to learn that language it hard to belive it was so hard 🤧🥶

I really enjoyed your video! I'm starting to learn Korean, and your video was so entertaining. Thank you for all the resource recommendations!

Thank you so much 🌸 💓

Only started learning Korean a few weeks ago, but howtostudykorean is the GOAT! The lessons are really long & rn I’m in a busy period of life (doing a boot camp to career switch, new job etc), so sometimes when I want to study but don’t have a lot of time I’ll do a TTMIK lesson, but in my opinion, howtostudykorean is superior- it’s so incredibly detailed yet explores complex concepts in an easily digestible way.

thank you so much! this is the only video about learning korean i found useful and i've been searching for sooo long. it's so straighforward and you give free examples which is amazing. idk why but majority of the videos are usually sponsored or just so confusing since the creator is acting as if i know where to start or how to begin. thank you!! <33

the link to Kearning Korean on Coursera wont work

Thank you so much this was so usefull❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹

Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video!!!

What are the two forms of greetings she uses in the beginning? They are not the general and neutral polite anyeonghaseo that I know...

omg koya and mang are here

just wondering, if i want to learn with coursera do i have to interact with the teachers, or is it all recorded? i am twelve so i don't know if my mom will let me take courses that are like taking it through zoom.

I would love to sign up for Korean classes free

I am starting to learn Korean and Spanish. First then I'm gonna study another language in my 30s

Is it better to learn Hangul first then vocab?

Really useful! Thank you so much Natalia!

Are you learning the south or north Korean dialect?

The first one wasntt free last time I checked 😭

I needed this, thank you! I’m going to share this with my friends.

Omg thank you 🙏

Would these work for younger korean learners ? :D

hiiiii can I ask you something? how many languages do you know?
btw thanks for this video, it's really helpful🤍

저는 한국 사람 입니다

I can see BTS in background 👀 😉

This video was VERY helpful! Thank you!

around 1 and half years ago i started learning korean and im still in level 2A , i have to work hard i guess

Such a great video. I'd also like to recommend miss vicky

this is super helpful!! I only recently decided to start learning Korean on my own time(as in yesterday) and am glad to have found this video so quickly! thank you for compiling all of these resources for us new Korean learns :)

Thank you for this video, it's wonderfully helpful. I am having issues trying to access anything on Sejong website - much of it is in Korean (even if I select English) and it seems like I need to register/log-in to begin, however when I try to register it is only giving me options to join as a child or teacher (affiliated to an institution). Any tips how to actually begin? Ideally I'd like to begin by doing their test, but this isn't possible without log in. Thanks in advance!

I am so glad I found your channel I found coursera to be quite helpful

Excellent work you done

Omg thank you so much

I'm learning from Billy's beginner course right now

I am an absolute beginner

Hi there fellow korean students, as anyone manage to get onto the free content of sejong institute? I can't find it so if you have, thank you so much for sharing!

Very informative..thanks a million