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1. How do I use this app?

   See the video below.
   
   
   

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2. Why should I study Korean?

   Being a Korean language learner means knowing more about our society. You will be able to get along with Koreans and have insights into colorful cultural backgrounds by studying the language. The country is accompanied by thousands of years of history and has been developed in exchange for influences with neighbors. Lately, there has been a huge increase in K-waves fandom such as K-pops and K-foods. Why don't you enjoy Korean culture and build friendships? By chatting in Korean, they're willing to open their minds to you.

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3. What to do to improve my Korean?

   Being repetitive is said to be the best way for foreign study experts. It is instructive to be consistent in learning. Conglomerate of students from all different classes and goals in one classroom is less likely to pay off; Face-to-face class is a much better way, though. No matter the time and place. One-on-one tutoring that meets the student's level and objective would bear fruit.

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4. What's Korean and Hangeul?

   Korean is a traditional language spoken by its people. For tens of thousands of years it has been created naturally by aboriginal people; Whereas Hangeul is the name of the character in writing. Hangeul is composed of 14 consonants and 10 vowels, produced for people six hundred years ago by King Sejong the Great.

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5. What are the characteristics of Korean?

   Korean comes along with Mongolian, Turkish, Tungus and Manchurian, and follows the Altaic language system. First, Korean sentences are constructed in order of "Subject + object + predicate', and this is shown in Japanese, Mongolian, Turkish, Burmese and Hindi. Second, the modifier always precedes the modificator; And the positioning of sentence components is a lot free. Thirdly, the expression will vary according to the language of the individual due to social status and age. In addition to these, there are many more features such as expression of shapes or better sounds.

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6. What are Hangeul's characteristics?

   Typical features of "Hangeul" are:First, Hangeul is the letter which we clearly know who the creator was, the date of invention and its purpose. It was made by King Sejong the Great - the fourth king of the Joseon dynasty - who wished to express its wording easily by everyone and came up with it in 1443. Second, Hangeul consists of 10 vowels and 14 consonants. Each vowel is shaped like a sky (, ), a person (ㅣ), or a ground (ㅡ). Each consonant mimics the shape of the lips and throat. Third, unlike characters that make different sounds according to words, Hangeul vowels have a certain sound even in other words. Hangeul consonants have a similar shape to similar sounds. For example, ㄱ[g], ㅋ[k], and ㄲ[kk] have similar shapes with similar sounds. In addition to these, Hangeul has many other features.

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7. How do I know where my Korean level fits in?

   The level can be divided into - basic, intermediate, and advance - based on your Korean. The standard applies on a par to CEFR, the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. Basic has first and second grade. Intermediate contains third and fourth and fifth and sixth belong to the advanced to view your Korean. Level 1: Self-introduction, purchase of goods and food order. Level 2: Daily conversation like phone calls and asking for favor. Level 3: Language use in both official and unofficial contexts. Level 4: No barriers to talking based on news, articles, etc. Level 5: There are no barriers to discussing specialized areas. Level 6: On a par with the native. For more accuracy, by taking the TOPIK test, test Proficient in Korean which will allow to measure where you exactly fit. In EL Korean's package class accommodates TOPIK I to cover level 1 and 2, TOPIK II to cover level 3 til 6. Why don't you learn TOPIK I, TOPIK II package with your favorite teachers?

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8. How do I view my progress on EL KOREAN?

   Simply self-questioning at each level by the CEFR standard and the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages; However, taking TOPIK, testing proficient in Korean would help specifically. In EL KOREAN's package class accommodates TOPIK I to cover level 1 and 2, TOPIK II to cover level 3 til 6. Why don't you learn TOPIK I, TOPIK II package with your favorite teachers?

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9. How can I type in Hangeul on my computer?

   If you want to type Hangeul on your computer, you need to install Hangeul font on your computer. The installation method differs depending on the OS of your computer. Even with the same OS, the installation method is different depending on the version. So check your computer's OS and version, and install Hangeul fonts according to each installation method.
   

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