1, understand the structure of Korean characters.
For beginners, we should first understand the word structure of Korean. All Korean characters have the structure of A+B or A+B+C, where A is consonant, B is vowel and C is ending. When writing, write consonants first, then vowels, and finally single choice. The same is true when spelling.
2. Learn the pronunciation of Korean.
Korean is phonetic, and every word can be spelled according to its composition, so as long as we remember the phonetic symbols, you can read all Korean. Korean belongs to Altaic language family in Central Asia, and * * * has 40 letters, including vowel 2 1 and consonant 19. Vowels can be used alone, and consonants must be combined with vowels.
Consonants can be placed before vowels or after vowels to form a rhyme. The consonants before vowels and after vowels are pronounced differently. In addition, when syllables are linked together, sound changes may occur.
3. Understand the grammar of Korean.
The ultimate goal of learning grammar is to be able to speak and use it, so before learning a grammar, we must first find out why Koreans use it, what role it plays in sentences and what its meaning is.
4. Read more, write more, listen more and speak more.
Learning a language is inseparable from listening, speaking, reading and writing. Don't be lazy in learning Korean. Be sure to speak loudly and read aloud.