Busuu Japanese lessons πŸ’œ The lessons are verrr Busuu Japanese lessons πŸ’œ

The lessons are verrrrrry slowly getting rid of all romanization and Im very happy, haha. I hate it when a course relies on romanization for more than a couple of lessons. For being a good chuck on the way through A1 on Busuu, it’s really about time, sheesh πŸ˜… 

But I still love Busuu and it’s still my favorite, basic resource to learn any language 😘

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This song was one of my favorite songs last year 🌊 It’s so sweet and tropical and relaxing and I just love it so much!! 

It’s also pretty easy to understand and translate! 

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Finally getting around to indexing my Korean journ Finally getting around to indexing my Korean journal! πŸ’œ 

This is my official journal where I have been taking notes for about 3 months. I know it seems so short for 3 months, but I don’t have much time to study and any notes I take about textbooks I use are kept in my textbooks and not here. So this is really just TTMIK and very occasionally Memrise or Busuu 😁

I’m excited to see it filled!! Hopefully I can manage that this year 😍

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The end of TTMIK level 02! πŸ€ Que the β€œit’s The end of TTMIK level 02! πŸ€

Que the β€œit’s been 80 years meme” πŸ˜‚

I’m excited to start level 3! The last level of the beginner levels on TTMIK. After this one, it’s intermediate! (According to them at least, haha. I think they are perhaps a tad bit overreaching with the language levels they compare their own levels to, haha. But I don’t know! I haven’t completed level 3 yet! All I know is that level 2 was very easy and simple and I wouldn’t call it mid beginner, as they do…) 

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Portuguese reading comprehension practice! πŸ‡ L Portuguese reading comprehension practice! πŸ‡

Lingua is a great site for beginners to get short stories with accompanying mini quizzes 😍 They only have a handful of free stories per language (and I believe only A1 and A2 levels), but as a bookworm, I love it. It’s such a good resource!

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Check out my language learning website and Etsy shop via the link in my profile πŸ’œ

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My (current) favorite websites to use to learn Spa My (current) favorite websites to use to learn Spanish! πŸ’» 

(I occasionally use Busuu and Duolingo on my laptop, but I tend to use them more via their apps, so I didnt include them in this list πŸ˜™)

You can find my website with the full master list of resources via the link in my IG profile or you can just use this direct link: https://plurilingualism.com/master-post-of-spanish-resources/ πŸ’œ

The resources mentioned:

🌿 SpanishDict: my favorite resource for Spanish! It has soooo many amazing features and every Spanish learner (no matter the level or goal) can always get something out of it. I highly, highly recommend it!

πŸƒ Todo Claro: a great site for helpful worksheets and exercises. I mostly use this site for grammar, but they also have some new vocab and cultural resources too! 

🌿 Telemundo: I’m sure every Spanish learner knows this site, but it’s as popular as it is for a reason! Everything entertainment related (news, videos, reports, TV shows, articles, etc) can all be found on this site.

πŸƒ Spotify: another resource everyone knows! I have really been enjoying Doorway to Mexico lately. Its perfect for intermediate learners and it gives lots of great info for those with a focus on Latin American Spanish, in general, and especially those wanting to learn Mexican Spanish (like me!).

🌿 El verdadero robo del siglo: this limited series podcast is so interesting! Its produced in part with Duolingo and its very well made. Its very short, though, with only 6 episodes. It talks all about a very famous and interesting bank robbery in Argentina!

πŸƒ Netflix and Disney+: another resource that everyone knows, but for a reason! Netflix offers a feature to β€˜browse by language’ where you can filter by dubbing, subbing, or original language spoken. Disney+ has yet to offer anything like this (or to offer too many foreign options, in general!), but they are really, really good about offering soooo many dubbing and subbing options on ALL of their content and they have both European and Latin American Spanish.

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Halli hallo! πŸ‹ Long time, no see! I can’t b Halli hallo! πŸ‹ Long time, no see! 

I can’t believe this is my first time posting (and my first real week studying again!) since March 2nd ! ! 

We got back from our trip to Portugal and Spain and the next day had an apartment viewing. We were called the day after and offered the apartment!!! We will move in around mid April and it’s been so crazy organizing everything lately. Going from relaxing vacay right into stress is never easy πŸ˜‚πŸ‘Œ

But I’m happy to start to get back into a new routine and to study again. And so excited to move into a new home and have a new, (hopefully) amazing study and workspace!!! 

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Check out my language learning website and Etsy shop via the link in my profile πŸ’œ

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My March language goals spread πŸ€ This is my fa My March language goals spread πŸ€

This is my favorite part of the month. Looking back at my last months achievements and goals and then making the next month's plan. It is fun and creative and mindful and I love it. This month is quite similar to last month, in terms of the actual goals. I am still taking it fairly slow, as I still have lots of stuff going on in my life right now that I cannot change and takes up a lot more time than I would wish. Despite this, though, I am very excited to start to slowly pick the pace back up in March! I hope to finally crack up some new books and textbooks I got and I am really hoping to finish some great books this month! (Hopefully at least 2 in Spanish!) 😍

Have you made any goals for this month? OR are you more of a yearly or even weekly goal setter - or no goals at all!? πŸ˜„

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Hello March! πŸ€ Just over 1 hour of work conden Hello March! πŸ€

Just over 1 hour of work condensed into just over 1 minute! Haha πŸ’œ

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Resource Spotlights + Reviews · November 22, 2021

Top 10 Greatest (Non-App) Language Resources to Learn Korean Now!

Top 10 Greatest Website Langauge Resources to Learn Korean Now! Plurilingualism

Here are my top 10 language learning resources to learn Korean.

Some of these have apps that you could use, but they can all be used fully and only online!

Be sure to check out my resources page for all of my language learning resources as well!

(P.S – Plurilingualism is supported by its audience. When you purchase through links on my site, I may earn an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. Learn more here!)

TTMIK

What kind of Korean resource list would this be if TTMIK was not included??

Talk To Me In Korean (TTMIK) is quite possibly the most popular resource to learn Korean, and for good reason!

They have 10 levels, each with many lessons. Each lesson has a an accompanying audio and PDF. You can access all of this for free, however to listen to sample dialogues, take review quizzes, and access the premium content (like idioms, slang, etc), you will need to pay a recurring membership fee.

Even if you choose to use this resource for free, though, you will still have plenty of access to some amazing and incredibly well explained lessons! They also have a YouTube channel where you can get access to even more great content for free!

If you are keen on getting the most out of TTMIK though, paying for a premium membership or buying the books they sell (Amazon link) is certainly worth the price. Their lessons are engaging, clear, and extremely usable!

How to study Korean

How to Study Korean (HTSK) is another great resource.

They have 7 different units, each with many lessons, quizzes, and even a unit test. On top of this, as seen in the image above, they also have many other miscellaneous resources too!

Their lessons are much more in-depth than TTMIK, overall. They are packed to the brim with information and audio clips of native speakers pronouncing words and sentences throughout the lesson. They do not have any accompanying PDF or audio lesson like TTMIK, however I think that the text they have with each lesson is more than enough.

HTSK has a great YouTube channel as well, that is packed with just as much information.

One playlist I personally find fascinating is “analyzing Korean signs“. This can also be seen on the right side of the image above. They take Korean signs and walk you through a detailed explanation of what they mean (in English) word by word. I find this an interesting change to how I typically learn Korean!

Lingo Deer

LingoDeer is best known as an app, but they do have a website as well! They are similar to Duolingo, however LingoDeer is generally much better for Asian languages – like Korean.

The paid membership gives you access to all lessons, usage on multiple devices, and the ability to download lessons for offline use.

I personally have never paid for the membership and I will admit that I find the free version to be quite minimal. You can complete only a few levels before you have to pay to continue. I personally find other free resources, like HTSK or TTMIK, to be more useful and all-encompassing.

However, I still find the free version to be a great resource for someone just starting out! Those initial free levels can help quite a bit and they are much more thorough than some other apps (i.e Duolingo).

I also believe that if you dont mind dropping a bit of coin, LingoDeer can be an amazing resource as well.

They have a wide amount of utilities like quizzes, cross device usability, alternate voices (if you don’t like one person’s voice!), detailed grammar notes, flashcard functions, and more.

90 Day Korean

90 Day Korean is a large site dedicated to teaching others Korean. They have tons of small lessons, links, resources, blog posts about the language and culture, and more.

From blurbs about the history of the Korean language, to different dialects, to the top phrases each year, 90 Day Korean has really written about it all.

I find this to be an amazing site for someone just starting out, or perhaps just thinking about studying Korean. You can find so much information about the language.

If you are more advanced, I think you could still find some great pieces of information here. Their posts about the top phrases, slang, and idioms are of particular interest to someone who wants to learn Korean at an advanced level!

Korean Class 101

Korean Class 101 has five levels, each with many, many lessons and resources, as well as one bonus level!

You can sort lessons (as shown on the image) by many different features to help you find a lesson type that is perfect for your learning plan.

The website seems a bit spammy and scammy, to be honest, but once you get past that, many of the lessons are free and have some great content. Unfortunately though, to listen to any of the extra audio lessons, you must pay. You can still read the transcript for those lessons, and the main lessons are free, but many of the features outside of the main lessons will require a paid membership.

On top of the lessons, they also have separate vocab lists on a wide array of things – several of which are free!

Italki

(If you click on the link above and make an account, you will help support Plurilingualism and you will also get $10 in italki credits after purchasing your first lesson! πŸ™‚ )

italki is one of the most useful websites for learning any language, Korean included. I talk about it a bit on my top five language learning sites and I spotlight it here, as well!

I am a huge fan of this site.

On their platform, you can book private classes (at any price-point!) directly from a community or professional (certified) tutor! They also have other, useful extras, like their notebooks section where you can ask questions, get feedback on writing, and communicate with the language community – even setting up language exchanges and finding language partners, if desired!

I have used italki for Korean teachers for years and have never regretted a second I spent on this site. I have used teachers who focused primarily on conversation, some who focused on grammar, and some who gave tons of homework. Each was perfect for me at the time.

You just need to browse the teachers a bit to find your own, perfect teacher! And if you try out a teacher and don’t vibe with them – no worries! You can easily find a new teacher and schedule a lesson with them. italki is very easy to use and makes for a very personal language learning experience πŸ™‚

YouTube

Recognize the first two YouTube channels from our list here??

YouTube is an awesome language learning tool for any language!

You can find educational videos to practice certain topics, find tips and tricks, or just watch fun videos in your Korean for practice.

As shown in the image above, you can find other resources on this list (like TTMIK and Korean Class 101) on YouTube, as well.

There are tons of great YouTubers to help you on your Korean language journey.

Check out this master list of YouTube channels here!

Memrise

Memrise is my favorite tool to learn vocab.

Read all about what makes it so good and find usage tips here!

On Memrise, you can find courses that interest you and suit your language learning plan (as shown in the image above) and you can then add those to your dashboard.

As you learn a word, you grow a flower petal by petal. When it is time to try to recall that word at a later point, you must water your flower. The website works via spaced repetition. The goal is to keep your flowers all well watered and therefore keep all of your words fresh in your memory.

And not only can you learn vocab lists, but you can also learn sentences and audio (for pronunciation, for example), or you can make your own list!

Whenever I read a novel or learn via a textbook, I always find a list or create my own for what I am learning. I try to learn in advance, so whatever I am memorizing is what I will read the next week. This helps me learn words or phrases in preparation and then cement them in my memory by using them in context during said reading session or textbook lesson the week after.

Naver

Naver has it all.

A great dictionary which can be used in multiple languages.

Webtoons/comics where you can read all different types of webtoons in Korean to rapidly increase your level.

Jr. Naver, where you can watch videos and listen to podcasts geared towards children. Great for beginners and intermediate learners!

A translation tool that works much better than Google Translate (please. I beg of you. Never use Google Translate!! A language specific translation tool – if one is even needed – is always best!)

As well as Naver Books, Naver Movies, and Naver Music (AKA Vibe).

Wow!

Naver is a great all-around resource. Due to the fact that it is typically only in Korean, I would suggest this for more advanced learners, but even beginners can explore the site a bit for fun!

Viki

(P.S – My all-time favorite K-dramas are Secret Garden, City Hunter, Bad Couple, and Padam Padam! You MUST check those out!!!!)

The last resource I want to mention today is Viki. This site is incredible and I love it with my whole heart.

Here, you can watch TV shows and movies all around the world (primarily Asian countries, though) with subtitles in many languages, all for free. Yes, free.

They do offer a Viki Pass for a fee, though, where you can get access to certain shows and movies, get first access to certain media, and watch it all in HD and without advertisements.

However, I find that using this site without the pass is just fine. There is a large selection of Korean TV shows and movies for free and the older a show gets, the more likely it is that it will eventually move to being “free” as well, and no longer require a Viki Pass to watch.

Either way, whether you purchase the pass or not, there are hundreds of options of media for you to consume via Viki that will most certainly help improve your Korean level – all while having a bit of fun!


How do you learn Korean? What are your favorite resources? Leave them in the comments below! πŸ™‚


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Busuu Japanese lessons πŸ’œ The lessons are verrr Busuu Japanese lessons πŸ’œ

The lessons are verrrrrry slowly getting rid of all romanization and Im very happy, haha. I hate it when a course relies on romanization for more than a couple of lessons. For being a good chuck on the way through A1 on Busuu, it’s really about time, sheesh πŸ˜… 

But I still love Busuu and it’s still my favorite, basic resource to learn any language 😘

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This song was one of my favorite songs last year 🌊 It’s so sweet and tropical and relaxing and I just love it so much!! 

It’s also pretty easy to understand and translate! 

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Finally getting around to indexing my Korean journ Finally getting around to indexing my Korean journal! πŸ’œ 

This is my official journal where I have been taking notes for about 3 months. I know it seems so short for 3 months, but I don’t have much time to study and any notes I take about textbooks I use are kept in my textbooks and not here. So this is really just TTMIK and very occasionally Memrise or Busuu 😁

I’m excited to see it filled!! Hopefully I can manage that this year 😍

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The end of TTMIK level 02! πŸ€ Que the β€œit’s The end of TTMIK level 02! πŸ€

Que the β€œit’s been 80 years meme” πŸ˜‚

I’m excited to start level 3! The last level of the beginner levels on TTMIK. After this one, it’s intermediate! (According to them at least, haha. I think they are perhaps a tad bit overreaching with the language levels they compare their own levels to, haha. But I don’t know! I haven’t completed level 3 yet! All I know is that level 2 was very easy and simple and I wouldn’t call it mid beginner, as they do…) 

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Portuguese reading comprehension practice! πŸ‡ L Portuguese reading comprehension practice! πŸ‡

Lingua is a great site for beginners to get short stories with accompanying mini quizzes 😍 They only have a handful of free stories per language (and I believe only A1 and A2 levels), but as a bookworm, I love it. It’s such a good resource!

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Check out my language learning website and Etsy shop via the link in my profile πŸ’œ

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My (current) favorite websites to use to learn Spa My (current) favorite websites to use to learn Spanish! πŸ’» 

(I occasionally use Busuu and Duolingo on my laptop, but I tend to use them more via their apps, so I didnt include them in this list πŸ˜™)

You can find my website with the full master list of resources via the link in my IG profile or you can just use this direct link: https://plurilingualism.com/master-post-of-spanish-resources/ πŸ’œ

The resources mentioned:

🌿 SpanishDict: my favorite resource for Spanish! It has soooo many amazing features and every Spanish learner (no matter the level or goal) can always get something out of it. I highly, highly recommend it!

πŸƒ Todo Claro: a great site for helpful worksheets and exercises. I mostly use this site for grammar, but they also have some new vocab and cultural resources too! 

🌿 Telemundo: I’m sure every Spanish learner knows this site, but it’s as popular as it is for a reason! Everything entertainment related (news, videos, reports, TV shows, articles, etc) can all be found on this site.

πŸƒ Spotify: another resource everyone knows! I have really been enjoying Doorway to Mexico lately. Its perfect for intermediate learners and it gives lots of great info for those with a focus on Latin American Spanish, in general, and especially those wanting to learn Mexican Spanish (like me!).

🌿 El verdadero robo del siglo: this limited series podcast is so interesting! Its produced in part with Duolingo and its very well made. Its very short, though, with only 6 episodes. It talks all about a very famous and interesting bank robbery in Argentina!

πŸƒ Netflix and Disney+: another resource that everyone knows, but for a reason! Netflix offers a feature to β€˜browse by language’ where you can filter by dubbing, subbing, or original language spoken. Disney+ has yet to offer anything like this (or to offer too many foreign options, in general!), but they are really, really good about offering soooo many dubbing and subbing options on ALL of their content and they have both European and Latin American Spanish.

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Halli hallo! πŸ‹ Long time, no see! I can’t b Halli hallo! πŸ‹ Long time, no see! 

I can’t believe this is my first time posting (and my first real week studying again!) since March 2nd ! ! 

We got back from our trip to Portugal and Spain and the next day had an apartment viewing. We were called the day after and offered the apartment!!! We will move in around mid April and it’s been so crazy organizing everything lately. Going from relaxing vacay right into stress is never easy πŸ˜‚πŸ‘Œ

But I’m happy to start to get back into a new routine and to study again. And so excited to move into a new home and have a new, (hopefully) amazing study and workspace!!! 

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My March language goals spread πŸ€ This is my fa My March language goals spread πŸ€

This is my favorite part of the month. Looking back at my last months achievements and goals and then making the next month's plan. It is fun and creative and mindful and I love it. This month is quite similar to last month, in terms of the actual goals. I am still taking it fairly slow, as I still have lots of stuff going on in my life right now that I cannot change and takes up a lot more time than I would wish. Despite this, though, I am very excited to start to slowly pick the pace back up in March! I hope to finally crack up some new books and textbooks I got and I am really hoping to finish some great books this month! (Hopefully at least 2 in Spanish!) 😍

Have you made any goals for this month? OR are you more of a yearly or even weekly goal setter - or no goals at all!? πŸ˜„

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Hello March! πŸ€ Just over 1 hour of work conden Hello March! πŸ€

Just over 1 hour of work condensed into just over 1 minute! Haha πŸ’œ

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Goodbye February! πŸ’‹ It is the shortest month o Goodbye February! πŸ’‹

It is the shortest month of the year, but I didnt think it would fly by SO fast!! It felt like 5 days long, haha. (Is anybody else shocked that we are quickly approaching the 25% mark for this year already???)

As you can see, I still didnt have much time this month for language learning this month. I am still in a difficult situation and my husband and I are STILL looking for an apartment, so there are still a lot of white spaces. This is disappointing to me, but I expected it. As long as I try my best and get at least half done, I am happy with my language learning progress! And that is just what I did this month πŸ‘

Usually, I get the most done in Spanish and Korean and the least in the other 3 languages. This month, I clearly got the most done in Portuguese!!! I didn't do too hot with Korean, on the other hand. I am very surprised to see this! I did have much less on my goal list for Portuguese, but still. Korean is one of my higher priority languages and so I will need to pay a bit more attention to it next month πŸ’• 

Did you guys make any goals this past month and did you manage to hit most/all of them? πŸ€—

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