Important tips on how to speak Korean

 

Although you can understand how to read and write Korean and can even understand some of the things you pick up on in Korean dramas, video clips, and other media, you might not be able to communicate well with other native Korean speakers if you don't speak Korean properly.

Therefore, at this point, it is worth learning how to pronounce the words and phrases you are studying correctly so that you can speak to others with an appropriate level of Kprofiles.

Some of the key recommendations when starting to speak Korean include:

Listen to mp3 audios or watch Korean videos repeatedly

It is fundamentally important to get used to hearing the same words, sentences, or phrases in Korean. The more you listen to them, the better your listening skills. This method would allow you to really consolidate what you are hearing. I also recommend that you try to recognize any word or phrase that you notice in other audios or videos in Korean.

Write down the words and phrases you find

This method helps you reinforce what you have learned by listening. Write down the same words and phrases you heard and see if what you wrote down is correct. Therefore, it is imperative that you use the original Korean manuscripts or subtitles to assess whether you heard these words or phrases correctly.

If there is a discrepancy, that is fine as long as you have obtained some of them correctly. Try hearing the exact same word or phrase again and find out if you can get more right this time. Repeating this process will help you become familiar with the sounds you hear. Eventually, you can identify the same word or sentence when talking to other people, if they also used the same word or sentence.

What happens next is that you basically now know the correct context in which a specific word, term or phrase is used. This means that you can use the same word or identical term in different settings, and the use of words and terms in light of this process will be a bit more natural, as you are now aware of an appropriate circumstance in which these words and terms They are used.

And finally repeat the process

The biggest benefit of this strategy is that you think of these words and phrases that when you hear them are used by native Korean speakers. You are likely to remember the situation, setting, and environment in which those conversations took place. The more you have this type of experience, the more confident you will be in using some of those words and phrases you learned, as you will know the proper context for using the same terms in other similar settings.