Language Links

Korean

Korean Language Links

• Sogang Korean Program - Offers introductory, novice and intermediate online courses. All lessons include Hangul text, romanizations, and sound files. Requires free registration.
• Chinese-Korean Converter - Bidirectional conversion between Chinese character and Romanized Korean spelling.
• Cyber Korean School - Offers leveled online language courses, including SAT II and Korean Language Proficiency Test preparation. Requires paid registration.
• Declan's Korean Language Page - Provides a short history of the language, as well as links to computer programs, online tutorials, e-mail lists, and discussion forums.
• Dr. Yoon's Korean Language Resource - Introduction to Korean alphabet with pronunciation, and links to other Korean language learning and related sites.
• EnglishKoreanExchange - Yahoo! Groups discussion list for people wishing to learn and research Korean and facilitate English and Korean language exchange.
• HanGhoul - Web game for learning the Korean alphabet and basic vocabulary.
• Introduction to Korean - Introduction to Korean alphabet (Hangul) and grammar by J. David Eisenberg.
• Kangmi - A Korean language study journey
• Korean Alphabet Hangul - Provides an overview of the history of the Korean alphabet.
• Korean as a Second Language - A place for students of Korean to practice writing skills, discuss learning strategies and experiences, and get help from others.
• Korean Forum - Includes translation, grammar, history, and culture forums.
• Korean Language Online Exercises - Has beginning and intermediate lessons with sound.
• Korean Slang - Contemporary Korean slang and colloquialisms.
• The Korean Study Room - An online phrasebook with pdf and mp3 downloads of native speakers. Includes classroom language guide.
• Korean through English - An online version of the popular language curriculum produced by the Korean government.
• Korean Travel Phrases - A brief list of useful words and phrases.
• KOSNET: Korean Study Net - Korean language learning site with lessons, downloads, and a message board.
• Learn Korean - Provides a site for learning Korean online, includes tutorials and a student help forum.
• Learn Korean @ Aeria Gloris - Interactive game that teaches the approximate sounds of Hangul letters.
• Learn Korean Language - Provides free online lessons as well as forum for language learners.
• Learn Korean Online - Introduces foreigners to native language exchange partners.
• Learn to Read, Write and Pronounce Korean - Introduces characters of the alphabet and teaches how to read written syllables.
• Learning Hangul with Soyongdori - Introduces each of the consonants and vowels, shows how to read and write syllables, and teaches a few useful words and phrases. Includes related sound files.
• Let's Learn Hangul - Guide aimed towards kids teaches the Korean alphabet, Hangul.
• Let's Learn Korean - Offers a detailed look at Korean grammar and phonics, along with situational vocabulary.
• Mr. Oh's LearnKorean.com - Offers basic lessons for beginners, along with phrase guide.
• Task-Based Language Teaching - Set of task-based worksheets for teaching Korean as a foreign language. In PDF and JPEG formats.
• Teen Korean - Features extensive lesson collection with downloadable MP3 files and Microsoft Word transcripts. Also offers message boards, information on the country of Korea, and a guide to installing Hanguel fonts.

Korean Dictionary and Translation Links

• Bluedic - Korean-English, English-Korean dictionary with a simple search box.
• English-Korean Online Phonetic Dictionary - By D.L. Bangerter. Korean words are romanized.
• Korean-English Dictionary - Glossary by Leon Kuperman. Available in several file formats.
• zKorean Dictionary Search - English-Korean, Korean-English translation of words and short phrases. About 30,000 terms. Includes FAQ and some tips for searching.

Do you know of a good Korean link that should be on this page? If so, let me know about it! I will add any links that are relevant to learning Korean. I am also open to link exchanges as long as the site pertains to the Korean language.