Greet People
Introduce Yourself and Respond to Introductions
Say What University Year You Are In
Be Introduced to Numbers
Be Introduced to the Topic Marker 는/은
Learn to Use the Marker 도
Use the Verb 이다 (To Be)
Address Someone of Equal Status in Casual Speech
Ask for Simple Information
Ask Names and Respond
Say Which Country You Are From
Be Introduced to the Subject Marker 가/이
Form Possessive Structures
Learn to Form What-Questions
Use the Negative Form 아니다 (Not Be)
Use Yes-No Questions
Ask Where Something Is Located
Say Where Something Is Located
Say/Ask If Certain Buildings and Facilities Are on Campus
Form Where-Questions
Learn to Form the Verb 있다 and 없다
Use the Location Marker 에
Use the Topic Marker When Comparing
Ask For Simple Information About Food and Price
Describe What You Are Currently Doing
Get Information on What an Eating Place Offers
Say How the Food Tastes
Form What-Questions
Learn Verb Conjugations -아/어요
Use Basic Action and Descriptive Verbs
Use the Linking Word -하고, -고
Ask What Classes People Are Taking
Express Your Interest
Talk About College Classes
Talk About Foreign Language Learning
Form Questions with 무슨 (What Kind Of)
Form the Honorific Verb Ending -세요
Learn to Address People Using Appropriate Titles With -님
Practice Adjectives in Statements and Negations
Use Basic Verbs/Adjectives and Conjugations -아요/어요
Ask How a Person is Doing
Learn to Express Obligation
Say What You’re Doing
Seek a Simple Opinion
Talk About Exams
Form the Auxiliary Verb -아/어야 되다 (Have To)
Learn to Use the Location Marker -에서
Understand How to Turn Verbs to Nouns Using -기
Use a Tag Question to Seek an Agreement Using -죠
Use the Progressive Form -고 있다
Introduce Family Members
Say What You Will Do on the Weekend or Holidays
Say Who Lives Where
Talk About Different Kinship Terms
Ask Questions Using 몇 (How many?)
Form -빼고 (Except) to Exclude Something/Someone
Learn to Form the Future Tense ㄹ 거예요
Use Honorific Words
Use Native Korean Numbers and Counter for People
Ask What Belongs to Whom
Compare People And Things
Describe a Room
Say What Your Major Is
Talk About School Housing
Ask Questions Using 누구 (Whose)
Connect Two Phrases Using -고 (And)
Form Alternative Questions
Form Negative Sentences With 안
Make Comparisons Using 보다
Say Goodbye Casually
Say How Often You Work
Talk About Work
Express 못 (Can’t)
Learn How to Attach the Marker 만 (Only)
Offer a Reason Using -아서 or -어서 (Because)
Say Your Role Using (으)로 (As)
Use 에 to Indicate Frequency
Make Suggestions
Say What Time and Day Something Takes Place
Say When Someone’s Birthday Is
Talk About Going Shopping
Express Purpose Using -러
Form Conditional Phrases With -면 (If)
Form the Verb Ending -ㄹ까요? (Shall We?)
Learn How to Ask 몇 시 (What Time)
Learn How to Say “Let’s”
Ask About the Price of Something
Discuss How Long It Takes To Get Somewhere
Say How Close or How Far You Live
Say What You Need or Don’t Need
Talk About Transportation
Express Distance Using -에서 -까지 (From~ To~)
Express Means with the Instrument Marker -로 (By)
Learn to Use Frequency Suffix -마다 (Every)
Use 쯤 (About) to Talk About Approximate Time
Ask the Reason Why Someone Did Something
Say What Sports You like
Say What You Can Do or Can’t Do
Talk About Past Events or Activities
Express Speculation Using -겠
Express -ㄴ다음에 (After Doing Something)
Express -기 전에 (Before Doing Something)
Form Past Tense Verbs with the Marker 었/았
Discuss Your Plans For the Weekend
Express What You Want To Do Over the Weekend
Give the Reason For Something
Talk About Favorite Places and Activities
Express the Past Conjecture ㄴ 것 같다 (It Seemed ~)
Form Phrases with the Intention Marker -려고 하다 (Intend to)
Learn How to Say -고 싶다 (Want to)
Provide a Reason Using -으니까 (Since)
Discuss Heath Conditions
Express Your Wishes to Someone
Speculate About the Past or the Future
Talk About Future Plans
Ask and Respond to Negative Questions
Express Wishes Using 었/았으면 좋겠다 (It would be good if)
Form a Future Speculation Using ㄹ/을 것 같다
Learn to Form ㄹ 계획이다 (Plan To)
Ask How to Get Somewhere
Discuss Public Transportation
Exchange Small Talk About Weather
Give Directions
Ask Someone’s Intention Using -ㄹ래요?
Express Possibility/Permission 도 되다 (Can/May)
Express That You Find Out Something Using 네요
Give Advice Not to Do Something -면 안되다 (Shouldn’t)
Seek Someone’s Agreement Using -지요?
Ask For Route Directions
Explain About Landmarks
Give Step-By-Step Directions
Politely Interrupt Someone to Ask a Question
Formulate the Formal Sentence Ending 습니다/습니까
Shift the Topic of Conversation Using 근데 (By the Way)
Understand Passive Verbs
Use Demonstratives 이, 저, 그 (This and That)
Use the Direction Marker -로 (To/Toward)
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