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Hosted by From Zero to Fluent · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 17 episodes
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This podcast channel's purpose is to store the materials and tools I will be using to become fluent in Korean.If you're also interested in studying Korean, feel free to follow along! But it's mainly a personal podcast, so it will be organized based on my own needs, sorry :)We will start as a beginner with basic phrases, vocabulary and grammar, and progress to an intermediate level of speaking and understanding.
From Zero to Fluent hosts From Zero to Fluent Korean, a education show with 17 episodes published.
This lesson focuses on travel-related conversations in Korean. You'll practice asking about gasoline prices, talking about distances, and asking for directions to a destination. The bonus section expands your travel voca
This lesson focuses on talking about where you live and describing your family in Korean. You’ll practice answering questions about your hometown, discussing how many children you have, and explaining whether your family
This lesson focuses on describing your family in Korean by talking about your children, where they live, and whether they are young or grown up. You'll practice answering common personal questions and using simple descri
This lesson focuses on discussing family and children in Korean. You’ll practice asking whether someone has children, describing sons and daughters, and talking about age using simple adjectives like “big” and “young.” T
This lesson focuses on welcoming someone into your home and having polite introductory conversations in Korean. You’ll practice introducing yourself, greeting guests, offering drinks, and responding politely. The bonus s
This lesson focuses on ordering food and drinks in Korean while also introducing common expressions for talking about family members. You’ll practice asking what is available, ordering politely, and introducing your spou
This lesson focuses on shopping conversations in Korean, including asking what someone wants to buy, discussing prices, and asking for money. You’ll also learn useful family-related expressions, such as talking about you
남자: 오늘은 뭘 하시겠어요? What are you going to do today? 여자: 오늘은 쇼핑을 하고 싶어요. I want to go shopping today. 남자: 하지만 돈이 있으세요? But do you have money? 여자: 예, 조금 있어요. Yes, I have a little. 남자: 한국 돈이 얼마 있으세요? How much Korean money do y
This lesson focuses on inviting someone and making plans for the next day in Korean. You’ll practice polite invitations, handling scheduling conflicts, and agreeing on a time to meet. The bonus section introduces useful
This lesson focuses on discussing money and ability in Korean. You’ll practice talking about what you want to buy, explaining when you don’t have Korean currency, and using dollars instead. The lesson also introduces how
This lesson focuses on real-life situations like buying drinks and handling money in Korean. You’ll practice asking if something is available, understanding prices, clarifying misunderstandings, and completing a transact
This lesson focuses on making casual plans while also introducing practical expressions related to money. You’ll practice inviting someone for drinks, setting a time and place, and responding politely. The bonus section
This lesson focuses on making future plans, especially inviting someone to dinner and adjusting schedules politely. You’ll practice suggesting different days and times, responding to invitations, and confirming plans. Th
This lesson focuses on making detailed plans in Korean, including setting a time and choosing a place to eat. You’ll practice inviting someone to lunch, adjusting schedules politely, and deciding on a location together.
This lesson focuses on making plans by setting a specific time in Korean. You’ll learn how to invite someone to eat, ask “when,” suggest different times, and agree on a schedule. The bonus section introduces useful expre
This lesson focuses on making simple plans and discussing what you’re going to do in Korean. You’ll practice asking about someone’s plans, responding with your own, and ending conversations politely. The bonus section in
This lesson focuses on ordering drinks and expressing preferences in Korean. You’ll practice how to ask what someone wants to drink, hesitate and change your mind naturally, and agree on a choice together. The bonus sect
This lesson focuses on making simple plans in Korean, including suggesting when and where to meet. You’ll learn how to invite someone, respond with preferences, and suggest locations like your home or a restaurant. The l
This lesson focuses on offering and responding to food and drinks in polite Korean. You’ll practice how to accept or decline offers naturally, and how to continue the conversation by suggesting alternatives. The lesson a
This lesson focuses on practical everyday interactions in Korean. You’ll learn how to politely ask for directions and respond using simple location phrases. It also introduces useful expressions for offering food or drin
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