Lesson 1: Introduction to Hangul - The Korean Alphabet

In this first lesson, we'll introduce you to the foundation of the Korean language: Hangul, the Korean alphabet. You'll learn about its history, how it's structured, and the basic consonants and vowels. By the end of this lesson, you’ll be able to recognize and pronounce simple Korean syllables.

Lesson 2: Understanding Korean Syllable Structure

Now that you’ve been introduced to Hangul, this lesson will dive deeper into the structure of Korean syllables. You'll learn how to combine consonants and vowels to form syllables and words. Practice makes perfect, so we'll provide plenty of examples to reinforce your learning.

Lesson 3: Basic Korean Greetings

In Lesson 3, we'll explore some basic Korean greetings. Learn how to say "hello," "goodbye," "thank you," and other essential phrases that are crucial for everyday conversations in Korean.

Lesson 4: Self-Introduction in Korean

This lesson focuses on introducing yourself in Korean. You’ll learn how to say your name, nationality, and occupation. By the end of this lesson, you'll be able to confidently introduce yourself in a basic conversation.

Lesson 5: Korean Pronouns and Simple Sentence Structures

Lesson 5 will introduce you to Korean pronouns and basic sentence structures. You’ll learn how to form simple sentences using "I," "you," "he/she," and basic verbs like "to be" and "to have."

Lesson 6: Counting in Korean - Numbers 1 to 10

In this lesson, we’ll cover the Korean numbering system, focusing on numbers 1 to 10. You’ll learn both Sino-Korean and native Korean numbers, along with practical examples of how to use them.

Lesson 7: Talking About Time in Korean

Lesson 7 is all about time. You’ll learn how to ask for and tell the time in Korean, as well as how to use Korean time-related vocabulary such as days of the week and months.

Lesson 8: Basic Korean Question Words

In this lesson, we’ll cover essential question words like "who," "what," "where," "when," and "why" in Korean. These words are fundamental in forming questions and engaging in basic conversations.

Lesson 9: Korean Colors and Descriptive Words

This lesson will introduce you to the vocabulary of colors and basic descriptive words in Korean. Learn how to describe objects and express simple opinions about things around you.

Lesson 10: Simple Korean Verbs - Present Tense

Lesson 10 will focus on basic Korean verbs and how to conjugate them in the present tense. You’ll practice using common verbs like "to eat," "to drink," and "to go."

Lesson 11: Korean Food and Dining Vocabulary

In this lesson, we’ll explore Korean food vocabulary and useful phrases for dining out. Learn how to order food, ask for the bill, and express your preferences in a Korean restaurant.

Lesson 12: Korean Family Terms

Lesson 12 introduces you to the vocabulary of family and relationships in Korean. You’ll learn how to talk about your family members and ask about others' families.

Lesson 13: Korean Transportation and Directions

In this lesson, we’ll cover essential vocabulary and phrases related to transportation and directions. Learn how to navigate Korean cities by bus, train, or taxi, and how to ask for directions.

Lesson 14: Talking About Weather in Korean

Lesson 14 focuses on weather-related vocabulary and phrases. You’ll learn how to describe the weather, ask about the weather forecast, and talk about seasons in Korean.

Lesson 15: Korean Shopping Vocabulary

This lesson will prepare you for shopping in Korea. Learn essential vocabulary for shopping, including how to ask for prices, sizes, and discounts in Korean.

Lesson 16: Korean Body Parts and Health Vocabulary

In this lesson, we’ll cover the names of body parts in Korean, along with basic health-related vocabulary. Learn how to describe symptoms and ask for help if you’re feeling unwell.

Lesson 17: Expressing Likes and Dislikes in Korean

Lesson 17 focuses on expressing preferences. You’ll learn how to say what you like and dislike, as well as how to ask others about their preferences.

Lesson 18: Making Plans in Korean

In this lesson, you’ll learn how to make and talk about plans in Korean. We’ll cover vocabulary related to dates, times, and activities, helping you to arrange meetups with friends.

Lesson 19: Korean Culture and Traditions

Lesson 19 will introduce you to key aspects of Korean culture and traditions. Learn about important holidays, cultural norms, and how to show respect in different situations.

Lesson 20: Review and Practice - Putting It All Together

In our final lesson, we’ll review everything you've learned in the previous lessons. You’ll get a chance to practice forming sentences, asking questions, and holding basic conversations in Korean. By the end of this lesson, you’ll have a solid foundation in the Korean language, ready to explore more advanced topics.

This 20-part series provides a comprehensive introduction to the Korean language for complete beginners. By following these lessons, you’ll build a strong foundation that will prepare you for more advanced Korean studies. Happy learning!