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Hi. I'm Korean. I would like to learn English.
I'm working as a engineer.
I'm beginner but hearing is pretty good.
If you want to learn Korean, I can help you.
Thank you
If you want to contact native speakers and practice foreign languages check out this languages community on Babelan: Online language exchange (Skype, Hangouts, e-mail).
Showing posts with label Korean. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Korean. Show all posts
Monday, August 3, 2015
Friday, October 12, 2012
Lyrics Gaps. A fun way to learn languages
Lyrics Gaps is a fun method to learn and improve languages through music and typing in song lyrics.
On Lyrics Gaps, there are different activities with music videos to practice different languages: karaokes, quizes and fill in the gaps exercices for different levels (beginner, intermediate and expert). With these activites you can improve your listening skills and broaden your vocabulary.
They have got, also, a community, where you can review and add exercises of your native tongue. In additon, there is a new functionality for teachers to create and costumized the exercices.
The languages that you can practice are: Catalan, Chinese, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Greek, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Turkish and Urdu.
Links
If you want to meet people and practice languages visit: Babelan.
On Lyrics Gaps, there are different activities with music videos to practice different languages: karaokes, quizes and fill in the gaps exercices for different levels (beginner, intermediate and expert). With these activites you can improve your listening skills and broaden your vocabulary.
They have got, also, a community, where you can review and add exercises of your native tongue. In additon, there is a new functionality for teachers to create and costumized the exercices.
The languages that you can practice are: Catalan, Chinese, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Greek, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Turkish and Urdu.
Links
If you want to meet people and practice languages visit: Babelan.
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Ask a Korean
Those who learn Korean or are interested in this Asian country will find interesting this blog. Ask a Korean answers all the serious questions asked by anyone. Just drop a line by e-mail and you will receive a short answer direct to you and, later, the author will develop a comprehensive answer in the blog.
As stated in the AAK! Policies: "For emails that deserve a post, the Korean gives a short answer to them in a private email, then later writes a longer, more detailed post."
Regarding language learning don't miss the post Learning Korean Language Series Index.
Hence, you can learn more about Korea and its language in:
More about language learning
As stated in the AAK! Policies: "For emails that deserve a post, the Korean gives a short answer to them in a private email, then later writes a longer, more detailed post."
Regarding language learning don't miss the post Learning Korean Language Series Index.
Hence, you can learn more about Korea and its language in:
- Blog: http://askakorean.blogspot.com
- E-mail: askakorean@gmail.com
More about language learning
- If you want to meet people and practice languages such as Korean, English, Russian, Spanish or French, etc visit: Babelan, people learning, practicing or teaching languages.
- Moreover, you can read a previous post with online resources to learn Korean: Learning Korean online - web pages.
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Wednesday, November 24, 2010
The top 100 language blogs
"The Top 100 Language Blogs is probably the largest language blog competition hosted annually by bab.la and Lexiophiles. It is aimed at finding the best blogs related to languages and awarding language-loving bloggers."In Top 100 Language Blogs 2010, you can find an interesting list of 100 language blogs. It's a list of online resources to learn a foreign languages such as Korenan, English, Russian, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Thai, Dutch, etc.
- Top 100 Language Blogs: http://en.bab.la/news/top-100-language-blogs-2010
Practicing and learning languages
In addition, you can find native speakers for a language exchange, a private class or a translator in Babelan.net: www.babelan.net
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Learning Korean online - web pages
A list of web pages to learn Korean online:An Introduction to Korean - http://www.langintro.com/kintro
| Mireene - http://coreano.mireene.com/ |
Let's learn Korean - KBS - http://world.kbs.co.kr/learn_korean2 |
Hangul Forest - http://hangulforest.com/index_e.htm |
| Korean123.com - http://www.korean123.com/ |
| Learn Korean - http://learnkorean.elanguageschool.net/ |
Learn-Korean.net - http://www.learn-korean.net |
| Learnkorean.com - http://www.learnkorean.com |
| Life in Korea - http://www.lifeinkorea.com/Language/korean.cfm |
Sogang Korean Program - http://korean.sogang.ac.kr
Practicing and learning Korean
You can also visit babelan.net. In Babelan, every user can find native speakers for a language exchange, a private class or a translator: www.babelan.net
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Korean
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Forvo. All the words in the world
This web is an interesting tool for language learners of any language. As the web page describes itself "Forvo is the largest pronunciation guide in the world, the place where you´ll find millions of words pronounced in their original languages."

How it works
You need to know how to pronunce a word in your target language (eg. thanks in Spanish: gracias). You Search your target language "Spanish" and the word "gracias": http://www.forvo.com/word/gracias/
There you can find different recordings uploaded by native people. If the word doesn't exist in the web you can ask for a native to record it.
Right now, there are 220 different languages in Forvo (English, Portuguese, Arabic, German, Spanish, Russian, Persian, Italian, Dutch...)
Forvo: http://www.forvo.com

How it works
You need to know how to pronunce a word in your target language (eg. thanks in Spanish: gracias). You Search your target language "Spanish" and the word "gracias": http://www.forvo.com/word/gracias/
There you can find different recordings uploaded by native people. If the word doesn't exist in the web you can ask for a native to record it.
Right now, there are 220 different languages in Forvo (English, Portuguese, Arabic, German, Spanish, Russian, Persian, Italian, Dutch...)
Forvo: http://www.forvo.com
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Help others to find a language exchange, a private lesson or translation service
You can help others to find a person for a language exchange. Also, you can help a student to find a private tutor (and vice versa) or a freelance translator a work.
Just place a link in your blog or personal page. Babelan has a free message board to offer and find a language exchange, a class or a translation service.
Example
Babelan - The languages site.
Copy and paste this code
Just place a link in your blog or personal page. Babelan has a free message board to offer and find a language exchange, a class or a translation service.
Example
Babelan - The languages site.
Copy and paste this code
Friday, February 27, 2009
Language teaching abroad
Probably, you want to travel abroad to stay in a foreign country for a long time. Some people want to learn a language, to study in an university or just long for an experience in a different place.
Unless you are a rich person, you'll need to earn your living abroad. When arriving a new country this could be a problem, specially, if you don't speak the native language.
There are many sort of jobs as bartender, bellboy, cook,.. the list is endless. Although, you may choose to teach your own language and get some extra money. It makes no difference which language you speak German, Russian, English, French, Italian, Chinese or Japanese. There are hundreds of chances to teach languages in language schools or offering private tuition.
A part from rendering your CV in all the languages schools, you may use internet to offer you private lessons. It's free and everyone can reach your post.
Nowadays, internet provides many sites to post free adverts. Here, you can find a sample list of sites to find students for your private classes:
First of all, a language site called Babelan. Currently, this has a free message board to offer classes in New York, London, Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Paris, Berlin, Sydney, Toronto, Vancouver and Chicago. This website is focus in languages.
http://www.babelan.net
Another site to place your free classifieds is Justlanded. It works in a wide range of countries, The UK, Ireland, Romania, China, Russia, Italy, Spain, USA, Germany, South Korea and so on.
http://classifieds.justlanded.com
A New York classifieds site is ikinewyork.com that has got a tutors, language lessons category.
http://www.ikinewyork.com
A UK based forum for tutors, students and parents is Local Tutor Forum. Here you can offer your private tuition in the UK.
http://www.localtutorforum.com
Japanese, English and other languages can be offered in Tokyo Notice Board.
http://www.tokyonoticeboard.co.jp
Loquo is a free classifieds site in Spain. It's got dozens of categories such as room, cars, jobs or servicies, also, it has a 'tutoring and private lessons' area to post your adverts.
http://www.loquo.com
Campusanuncios.com and mundoanuncio.com are two global classifieds web pages. So you may post your advert to teach not only in Spain but around the world.
http://www.mundoanuncio.com
http://www.campusanuncios.com
Related links
Finally, I'd like to add some other related links that could be useful:
English language teaching job opportunities worldwide http://www.eslbase.com/jobs/
Language recruitment and Language Jobs in Madrid, Spain
http://www.toplanguagejobs.es
Classes, courses or private lessons
http://www.language-school-teachers.com
Directory of jobs for teaching abroad
http://www.teachabroad.com/search.cfm
English Teachers - Madrid
http://madridteacher.com/
Unless you are a rich person, you'll need to earn your living abroad. When arriving a new country this could be a problem, specially, if you don't speak the native language.
There are many sort of jobs as bartender, bellboy, cook,.. the list is endless. Although, you may choose to teach your own language and get some extra money. It makes no difference which language you speak German, Russian, English, French, Italian, Chinese or Japanese. There are hundreds of chances to teach languages in language schools or offering private tuition.
A part from rendering your CV in all the languages schools, you may use internet to offer you private lessons. It's free and everyone can reach your post.
Nowadays, internet provides many sites to post free adverts. Here, you can find a sample list of sites to find students for your private classes:
First of all, a language site called Babelan. Currently, this has a free message board to offer classes in New York, London, Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Paris, Berlin, Sydney, Toronto, Vancouver and Chicago. This website is focus in languages.
http://www.babelan.net
Another site to place your free classifieds is Justlanded. It works in a wide range of countries, The UK, Ireland, Romania, China, Russia, Italy, Spain, USA, Germany, South Korea and so on.
http://classifieds.justlanded.com
A New York classifieds site is ikinewyork.com that has got a tutors, language lessons category.
http://www.ikinewyork.com
A UK based forum for tutors, students and parents is Local Tutor Forum. Here you can offer your private tuition in the UK.
http://www.localtutorforum.com
Japanese, English and other languages can be offered in Tokyo Notice Board.
http://www.tokyonoticeboard.co.jp
Loquo is a free classifieds site in Spain. It's got dozens of categories such as room, cars, jobs or servicies, also, it has a 'tutoring and private lessons' area to post your adverts.
http://www.loquo.com
Campusanuncios.com and mundoanuncio.com are two global classifieds web pages. So you may post your advert to teach not only in Spain but around the world.
http://www.mundoanuncio.com
http://www.campusanuncios.com
Related links
Finally, I'd like to add some other related links that could be useful:
English language teaching job opportunities worldwide http://www.eslbase.com/jobs/
Language recruitment and Language Jobs in Madrid, Spain
http://www.toplanguagejobs.es
Classes, courses or private lessons
http://www.language-school-teachers.com
Directory of jobs for teaching abroad
http://www.teachabroad.com/search.cfm
English Teachers - Madrid
http://madridteacher.com/
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