how I study w/ howtostudykorean.com + resources I use as a lower intermediate learner 🇰🇷📚 

Aww thank you!! Glad I could help!!♡♡

I used Hilokal for speaking to instructors and people! It's an app, but Lingbe is good for practicing with other learners one on one or using Slowly for pen pal written exchange with others in your target language ^^

As far as I know the grammar for Japanese and Korean is really similar based on what I've seen. I use Teuida for learning Korean atm and it introduced grammar points in short lessons that are really entertaining. Like today I learned 고싶어요 So like 먹고싶어요 means I want to eat lol Teuida basically teaches through short lessons and mock pre-recorded conversations that you do with the teacher and actor where it grades your pronunciation. And its completely usable for free. You dont have to pay anything you just get a key a day that unlocks a new lesson plus the practice and review quizzes that go with it. . .and new units will have a mini vocabulary lesson with the first lesson of that unit. I've learned so much and managed to keep a 37 day streak as of right now. Its amazing.

I'll see what I can do, I have a video coming out soon that kind of covers that? I'll see if I can make an actual video covering motivation to studying ^^👍

Ty! I use Medibang Paint ^^

I knowww, I'm sorry I havent had time to upload life got really hectic for a little bit, I was moving, then it was one family emergency after another, it was just a lot working on getting videos done right now so I can spam post content to make up for my absence :') Thank you so much for your patience!!♡

As for htsk I am on Unit 3 Lesson 68 ^^

RU-vid videos and Memrise!

Yep!!

@@studywithkelly omg! bisaya ko😁

thank you!! 😅💞

Ooh hi!! Glad you're enjoying my content ^^♡ Mm if a word is too vague or I dont know a situation when I'd use the word I look at the drop down stuff, or if it's a word that has two different words in korean I look to see what the difference is, but if it's a word like 방학 or 의사 I dont bother because it's pretty straightforward 😊👍

@@studywithkelly Thankyou so much for replying 🥰❤

If you can comfortably say you've memorized hangeul, I would move on to batchim (받침), it's the pronunciation rules for Korean consonants and they are extremely useful for having better pronunciation in the long run. After that, I would start learning some basic grammar structures such as time/place particles, to be, to be at a location, to have something, and, or, but, past/present tenses, etc! You can find all these in organized lists on howtostudykorean.com or talktomeinkorean.com for free! :)

Oh and dont forget to start building a vocabulary!! There are vocabulary lists in howtostudykorean.com with every list as well as many apps you could find for vocabulary as well ^^

@@studywithkelly ohh thank you so much for your reply☺️ i also study from this website

Yeahhh I noticed that recently, to find the courses search them up on google for now: howtostudykorean.com unit 1 memorise and you should be able to find it that way, unfortunately they've taken down the links through the website and replaced it with their new app 😢

Gracias por su comentario, regresaré pronto! Los videos/proyectos que he hecho requerían todo el mes para cumplir 😁

감사합니다 ☺️💕

Best of luck on your future language endeavors!! 화이팅 😁👍

I'd say once you can read hangeul you can buy books! Of course buy beginner books, children's books if you can! If not you could watch Korean cartoons and read those subtitles!^^

Fluent in 2, Spanish and English, and seriously studying 3, Korean, Japanese, and Mandarin, I also like familiarizing myself with Italian and Bisaya ^^

They do still have Memrise courses for Units 1-3, I haven't gone past those so i dont know about the rest but i would assume so? 😊

Thank you! Also 2 years!^^

I learned with a RU-vid video by Miss Vicky and the Unit 0 lessons on howtostudykorean.com ^^👍

Glad you enjoyed the video!! And thank you ^^♡

Aww thank youu~😁

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howtostudykorean.com has the vocabulary lists in every lesson with the corresponding Memrise course linked at the bottom of every list! :D

Thnx for replying❤... Do you recommend apps to learn Korean?

Ofc! I recommend Lingbe, Hilokal, Korean Conversation Practice, Duolingo, Memrise, and LingoDeer ^^

@@studywithkelly thanks for your help 💗💗

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oooh thats a cool goal :o hmmm to pass topik 1? I'd definitely try to get at least halfway through unit 2 if not finish unit 2, also make sure you're using plenty of immersion with other sources like korean movies, podcasts, books, to enhance your vocabulary and comprehension. It'll also help you grasp the grammar and vocab you learn in context! :) as for how many you should do daily is up to you! you could stick with one a day or you could do two a day! some lessons are longer and more complicated than others so you might even want to take two days on those, one to learn the concept and the second to review and practice it, but some lessons are super easy and bie sized so you could probably double up on those. that's what i did anyway, good luck finding what works best for you! ^^

@@studywithkelly thank for responding 🩷

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Thank youuu, I love it too heheheh 😎

For studying Korean I only use howtostudykorean.com SOMETIMES I use ttmik but pretty scarcely I'd say 😁👍

@@studywithkelly sorry for asking too much questions, but is ttmik free? IK the books arent

@@yur1iyynna lol no worries! And yes ttmik's lessons are free, there is paid content obviously but you should be fine with just the free lessons and enrichment using their RU-vid channel ^^

@@studywithkelly oh k tyy!

네 맞아요, I'm half salvadorian and half Mexican ^^

Lol no I'm half Mexican, half Salvadorian ^^

​@@studywithkellylolol at first I thought that ur Indian 😭 u just look Indian idk how to explain

hehehe thank you, thank you >:3