Best Korean Websites


  • This site all in Korean
    250+below to help you learn Korean




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       Korean Grammar    Help with Korean verbs    Korean Quizzes & Drills

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       Miscellaneous Links    Korean Tutorials    Dictionaries

       Take a Quiz on Korea    Korean Newspapers    Korean Cuisine

       Korean Teacher Hints, Advice and Teaching Tips




  • 143 Learning Games and Fun Activities for the Korean Classroom

    I know that they all work well and I used them all for 35 years

  • The Activities Website above translated into Korean


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    Translator Sites: English -> Korean / Korean -> English

    Students learning Korean
    It is your attitude and NOT your aptitude
    that determines your altitude




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    Professor Emeritus
    University of Northern Iowa
    USA



    Jeju island is the most visited sight in South Korea, the island is located on the South where the weather is mild even during the winter, the city of Jeju is a famous resort with many public casino's.

    In Korea there is beauty everywhere

    Learning Korean?

    Want to study and learn Korean on the web?

    Looking for online Korean tutorials?

    Need help with Korean grammar?

    Need help with your homework?

    There's help right here.



    Best Korean Language Websites








    - Senior Citizen Travel -

    This site is for everyone who enjoys travel


    Jim's Travel Websites



    I love to speak Korean



  • Jim's Multilanguage Homepage with 33 different languages




       Now take a Quiz on Korea



    Professor Polyglot

    I want you to learn Korean, so pay close attention.


    A new idea:
    Give your students an ANSWER.
    They come up with a QUESTION.
    This is an excellent way to see how much they can come up
    with good questions. There can be NO specific right answer.
    This will work well in all your Korean classes.





    They dug up 15 common Korean Phrases to Learn
  • And here they are
    See how many you already know


  • So how many of these cities have you visited ?
    Close your eyes and name as many as you can name




  • American Association of Teachers of Korean
    For more information regarding this website and news posting, please contact Dr. Kijoo Ko, webmaster, webmaster@aatk.org - - AATK

  • Korean Phrases links




    Take a Quiz on Korea



  • A Pop quiz on Korea
  • Korean Trivia
  • Korean Culture Quiz
  • Korean Culture and Martial Arts Quiz
  • Korean Kulture Quiz


  • Official Korea Tourism Guide Site
  • Lonely Planet takes you for a visit to South Korea

  • A nice video of Seoul, Korea
  • The 25 Best Things to do in Seoul
  • South Korea Image Gallery (58 photos)
  • ABYZ News Links News Media Guide
  • Cultural Etiquette The People / Meeting and Greeting / Names and Titles
  • The People of South Korea 16 sub categories

  • Cultural Spotlight on Korea

  • Korean Cultural Center in New York City
  • Korean Culture
  • Digital Dialects
    Fun Games in Korean
    Games use Korean script and transliterations. Buttons with the round speaker icon indicate games that include audio.
  • Free, Online Resources to Learn Korean!

  • Korean Class 101
  • Learning Korean
  • Teen Korean
    Lots of Lessons
  • South Korea Travel Guide from WikiPedia
  • Learn Korean Grammar Here
  • Korean Grammar Guide
  • Learn Korean Online - Simple Explanations in PLAIN English
  • An Introduction to Korean
    by J. David Eisenberg
  • Yes, Korean

  • How to Count in Korean


  • Official Korea Tourism Organization / A loaded site

  • All the Major S. Korean Newspapers Online

  • Great Tips for Learning Korean

  • Learn Korean for Free
    If you want to learn Korean, then this is the right website for you. We offer free Korean (Hangul) lessons online, from Phrases, Alphabet, Numbers, Adjectives, Words, Survival Terms, Vocabulary and Korean Translation used in Korea.





  • Korean Cuisine
  • Top Ten Korean Foods you have to try
    Yum Yum, Kimchi, Bibimbap, Bulgogi, Soondubu Jiggae, Seolleongtang and Ddukbokkie too.
  • A List of Korean Dishes

  • Easy Korean Food
  • Top 10 Most Popular Korean Foods

  • All About Korean Food
  • Korean Recipes

  • Aeril's Kitchen for Korean Food
  • Korean Food and Drink


    Great Korean food here




    "We learn very little from our successes,
    but an awful lot from our failures"

    "Monolingualism Can Be Cured"


    So start learning Korean today


    Please obey the signs


    I can sing "Aegukga" in Korean.

  • Now hear the National Anthem played live right here



    An Ad For Learning Another Language
    From YouTube
    If this turtle can do it you can too.







  • Along the south coast is Busan

    Seonggonge daehan uijireul pumneun
    geoseun mueotboda jungyohada.





  • Best Korean Websites
    Note that Google rates this site near the top
    Lots of other sites to consider for learning the language

  • Dozens of views of South Korea - Great site

  • List of World Heritage Sites in South Korea

  • Top Sites in South Korea from ALEXA

  • Christian The Lion - Reunited - From "The View"
    Do not miss this one. It is an awesome true animal love story.

  • Korea Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia

  • Seoul Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia

  • The Most Beautiful City on Earth - Seoul

  • Korean Quizzes for you to enjoy

  • Great Photos of South Korea

  • The Best Way to Learn Korean by GOOGLE

  • Take a quiz in Korean
    These online quizzes are based on the Korean content in the Transparent Language's Languages of the World program.


  • 90 Day Korean

  • The National Parks of Korea

  • South Korea News from the UK

  • Top Sites in Korea Today

  • Korean Tutorial Sites

  • Talk to me in Korean

  • How to study Korean


  • What are some popular Korean websites?


    KOREAN NEWSPAPERS

  • A MAJOR LISTING
    Directory of online newspapers in Korea. The most extensive list of South Korean newspapers available in one source. Check them out.
  • The Chosun Ilbo

  • The Korea Times in Korean

  • The Dong-a Ilbo

  • The Hankyoreh
    The Hankyoreh (Hangul: literally "The Korean Race", or "One Nation") is a daily newspaper in South Korea.
  • Korean Dictionary Online Translation
  • Korean Dictionary / Class 101
  • The Korea Times in Korean
  • The Korea Times in Korean
  • The Korea Times in Korean

  • Links for learning the Korean Alphabet
  • ABYZ News Links
    South Korea - Newspapers and News Media Guide
  • Wikipedia on Korea
    A great description of the country with lots of information.

  • Official Korea Tourism Organization
    About Korean : Plan your trip : Destinations : Attractions : Culture and more.

  • My Languages for Korean
    Dozens of great vocabulary builders. This is one great NEW FIND for those learning the language. A wide variety of topics that includes verbs, nous, adjectives and more.
  • Korean Scenery
    Hundreds of beautiful photos. You can even choose the region of Korea you wish to visit.
  • Korean Flashcards
    Teach yourself Korean using Flashcards. A wide variety to choose from.


    360 Cities
    A really cool site that takes you all over the world to view close up and with 360 degree views with just your Mouse. Just move it L or R for a 360 scan.

  • Korean Verbs 101
  • Three Korean Verbs
  • How to Use Verbs in Korean
  • Korean Verbs by Wikibooks
  • Korean Verbs by Wikibooks
  • The Past, Present and Future Tense Conjugation
  • A nice overview of what you have learned above
  • Some of the best websites for learning Korean
  • Top Ten Places to Visit in Korea
    From Jeju Island to the DMZ tour, find out where to travel in South Korea. I've lived in Korea for 7 years, and have spent many weekends and holidays being a tourist in Korea.
  • The Korean Internet Polyglot
    Internet Polyglot is dedicated to helping members learn Korean by providing a way to memorize words and their meanings. This site helps your memory to grasp more information and retain it for longer time. Access to all pages is free. Neat new site w/sound too!
    A Webmaster's choice site



    An Ad For Learning Another Language
    If this turtle can do it you can too.


    The importance of learning another language
    It even saved Goldie's life. See how and why.


  • Language Guide for Korean
    This is one great site for building both vocabulary and grammar skills.
    Within each category, place your cursor over an image to hear it pronounced aloud.
  • Learn Korean
    A multitude of sites on one page via WebCrawler.

  • Korean YES
    Many times Korean is looked as one of the hardest languages to learn, especially for Westerners. Through our Korean lessons, we will show you that learning Korean is easy.
  • Photos of Korea
    This page contains 279 photos of Korea in seven galleries from my visit to the country. Most of the trip was spent in Seoul, but I also visited Incheon, Suwon and Daejeon.
  • Top 35 Inspirational Korean Websites
    It is a good idea to get some inspiration from Korean style websites as well.

  • Lonely Planet image gallery
    58 super scenes of Korea.

  • Free, Online Resources to Learn Korean

  • Learn to Speak Korean with GenkiKorean.com
    Learning to speak Korean is fun and very easy.

  • Learn-Korean.net
    Welcome to our class at Learn Korean and Speak Korean
    This is a Free Site for Learning the Korean Language.
    At Learn - Korean.net we aim to provide you the student with the best online learning tool to learn the korean language.

  • Learn to Speak Korean - Lesson 1 (1 0f 2)
  • WikiBooks Korean

  • How To Learn Any Language
    In this case dozens of them. This website is made for people who love languages.

  • Learn to Speak Korean
    Language Exchange via Email, Text Chat and Voice Chat


  • Kangmi
    Learning Korean via Kangmi



  • Culture of Korea via Wikipedia


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  • I hope you learned lots of Korean on this site today. Come back again tomorrow. Jim Becker, Webmaster

  • English to Korean Translator
  • This one provides an translation either direction
    It is a great site...check it out! Talk about a site that does your language homework...this is it!
    You select the language you want translated from English and VOILA!






    Toc Toc Toc!
    Yes, who's there?



    Take me over to the Lotte World Theme Park in Seoul


    Some of my favorite shots of Korea


    Korean Teacher hints, advice and tips

    I know from my own experience that being on a continual path of self-improvement is an absolute necessity toward be a good Korean teacher. Hang out with other educators that you admire. Watch them closely and learn from them. Imitation is the greatest compliment! Join your Korean language association (AATK - http://www.aatk.org) plus two foreign language teacher associations (state and national: ACTFL- (http://www.actfl.org) and attend their annual meetings on a regular basis. Get involved anyway you can with each. Rub noses with people at the TOP. Get to know the officers personally. Keep in contact with them. Use these association offerings, suggestions and resources.

    Whenever you can in your own environment, ask to observe colleagues in action in their Korean classroom. Pick up ideas that work for them and adopt and adapt them to you own classroom. Always be on the "lookout" for new ideas, new means of teaching, new ways to incorporate things that work for others into your own methodology. Don't hesitate to ask questions of teachers who have had much success as to how and why that happened. I used to observe elementary teachers and how they interacted with their young students. Always something to learn. "Learn from the mistakes of others. You'll never live long enough to make all of them yourself." Another that I always loved is "If you think you're green, you'll grow - if you think you're ripe, you'll rot." All true. Don't rot! That's an axiom that will never grow old. You may think that you are the best, but you're not. There is always someone better than you. (I learned this playing basketball) Learn from them. Know what the best practices are and be aware of the current online resources that can be of great help to you and your Korean language students.

    Keep your classroom presentations FRESH. Keep up with innovation and the changing needs of your students by incorporating technology such as computer use, iPhones, iPads, e-mail and a host of other innovations into your routine classroom activities to communicate with others in the target language and to access authentic resources. Stay current with options and trends in the field such as the National Standards and know how to incorporate them into your daily plans. Hopefully these few ideas will aid in your growth and success. Stay with it. Don't throw in the towel like many have, but again as I point out above, whatever new ideas you discover, you must first adopt and then adapt. Not everything you see elsewhere will work for you as I have personally learned. You must adapt those ideas to your own classroom. There are a host of great ideas available on all these sites, but they are only as successful as you will make them. And perhaps most important of all, do ask your students often how they feel about what they are doing and learning and what they enjoy the most and the least in your classroom. Most of all, do enjoy your students and share yourself with them. [They don't care how much you know until they know how much you CARE] I hope that you picked up some ideas here that will aid in your total success. Have fun in your classroom. (ps I picked up these ideas in a recent dream and wanted to share with each of you) I'm 78 now, but never too old to learn and never too old to share ideas with my Korean friends. Best yet, why not be learning another language yourself? Check out one of the sites above. It is a great means to experience first-hand what your students are feeling. Now you are "walking in their shoes." Don't forget to have FUN doing it. (See Below)


    Jim Becker BA, Cornell College (Iowa), MA, La Sorbonne (Paris), PhD-ABD, The Ohio State University (Foreign Language Education).

    Fun Learning Games and Fun Activities for the Korean Classroom
    A wide array of proven fun games and learning activities for teachers to use in the classroom.
    35 years of classroom experience for students and their teachers to enjoy.