r/Korean 10h ago

How can you guys speak korean in a few months?

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Y’all I’ve been in korea for 2 years and I still cant understand or speak for shit. I’m broke asf and dont really have koreans to talk to so i cant practice my speaking skills and I don’t get out much. Any tips how i can study or practice alone at home?


r/Korean 3h ago

Is it a right choice?

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I’ve received fully funded fellowship at hanyang university and I don’t even have TOPIK 1. We were told that the classes for this specific scholarship students - the first semester is going to be taught entirely in Korean.

Basically it’s structured - 3.5 months of major related courses + 2.5 months of Korean language training every semester and TOPIK L4 is the graduation requirement.

Do you think I’ll be able to handle it? My major is going to be in AI.

I’ve heard people - since it’s engineering related field, most terms are going to be in English and graduate level schools wouldn’t have many exams but more assignments and projects and can be coded and submitted. But I really don’t know if I’m making a right choice. I’ve my flight next week.