A2 — Elementary Korean
Learn Korean from Everyday Words to Confident Communication
A structured 40-lesson course for learners building on Korean basics.
Level: A2 Elementary | Planned lessons: 40
About This Course
This course is designed to help learners develop practical Korean for everyday situations. It builds on beginner foundations and introduces broader communication, connected sentences, useful grammar, and everyday reading and writing practice.
Study the lessons in order, practise the examples aloud, and review earlier material regularly. Lesson links will be added when the individual lessons are created and published.
Learning Outcomes
- Talk about daily routines, family, plans, and familiar experiences.
- Handle common shopping, restaurant, travel, and service situations.
- Connect simple sentences and explain basic reasons.
- Express preferences, plans, experiences, and simple opinions.
- Improve practical reading, writing, listening, and speaking.
Course status: This is the A2 course roadmap. The 40 lesson titles below are planned topics, not published lesson posts. Individual lessons and their links will be added progressively.
Module 1 — Daily Life and Routines
Learn to describe routines, habits, schedules, and everyday activities.
A2-001. Talking About Daily Routines in Korean
A2-002. Describing Your Day from Morning to Night
A2-003. Talking About Frequency and Habits
A2-004. Making Appointments and Discussing Schedules
A2-005. Describing Your Home and Household Activities
Module 2 — Family, Friends and Social Life
Build confidence when talking about people, relationships, and social plans.
A2-006. Describing People and Their Personalities
A2-007. Talking About Family and Relationships
A2-008. Making Plans with Friends
A2-009. Invitations, Accepting and Politely Declining
A2-010. Talking About Hobbies and Free-Time Activities
Module 3 — Shopping, Food and Services
Practise useful language for shops, restaurants, and everyday services.
A2-011. Shopping for Clothes: Sizes, Colours and Preferences
A2-012. Prices, Discounts and Comparing Products
A2-013. Ordering Food and Customising an Order
A2-014. Describing Food, Taste and Preferences
A2-015. Asking for Help and Using Everyday Services
Module 4 — Travel and Getting Around
Learn to ask for directions, use transport, and discuss travel plans.
A2-016. Asking for and Giving Directions
A2-017. Using Public Transportation in Korea
A2-018. Booking Accommodation and Checking In
A2-019. Explaining Travel Problems and Asking for Assistance
A2-020. Describing a Trip and Places You Visited
Module 5 — Grammar and Connected Sentences
Develop more flexible sentence structures and connect ideas clearly.
A2-021. Connecting Actions in Korean: Sequence and Order
A2-022. Giving Reasons and Explaining Why
A2-023. Making Comparisons in Korean
A2-024. Expressing Permission, Prohibition and Obligation
A2-025. Making Requests and Asking Someone to Do Something
Module 6 — Experiences, Plans and Opinions
Talk about what you have done, what you plan to do, and what you think.
A2-026. Talking About Past Experiences
A2-027. Describing Future Plans and Intentions
A2-028. Expressing Opinions and Giving Simple Reasons
A2-029. Talking About Goals, Hopes and Wishes
A2-030. Describing Problems and Suggesting Solutions
Module 7 — Reading, Writing and Understanding Korean
Use familiar grammar and vocabulary to understand and create short texts.
A2-031. Reading Short Messages, Notices and Instructions
A2-032. Reading Short Everyday Stories and Personal Accounts
A2-033. Writing a Personal Message or Email in Korean
A2-034. Listening to Everyday Dialogues: Key Words and Meaning
A2-035. Describing Pictures and Everyday Situations
Module 8 — Practical Communication and Review
Bring together the skills from the course through practical conversations and revision.
A2-036. A Full Conversation at a Shop or Market
A2-037. A Full Conversation at a Restaurant or Café
A2-038. Talking About Your Week: Past Events and Future Plans
A2-039. A2 Grammar and Vocabulary Review Practice
A2-040. Elementary Korean Final Review and Practical Assessment
How to Study This Course
- Complete the lessons in sequence.
- Write down new Korean words with their meanings.
- Read Korean examples aloud and practise speaking.
- Complete the exercises before moving to the next lesson.
- Review each five-lesson module before continuing.
Important: A2 is a learning target, not an official certificate. The course should include suitable practice in reading, listening, writing, and speaking before it is described as a complete A2 programme.
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