I want to learn Korean by myself, without any foundation. How should I learn?

1. Understand the structure of Korean words. For beginners, we should first understand the word structure of Korean. All Korean characters have the structure of A+B or A+B+C, where A= consonant, B= vowel and C= ending (rhyme). When writing, write the consonants first, then the vowels, and finally the ending. The writing order is first left and then right, first up and then down. Compared with Chinese, Korean does not need stroke problems (because the letters are simple and there is no complicated stroke order). So writing in Korean is still very simple.

2. Learn Korean pronunciation. Korean is phonetic, which means that when you see a word, you can spell it according to its composition. Unlike Chinese, you don't need a separate pinyin system. The advantage of this phonetic notation is that once you remember the phonetic symbols, you can read all Korean, even though you may not know a word. A Korean Chinese character is mainly composed of three parts, vowels, consonants and radio stations, which are served by some consonants. Among them, vowel 2 1, consonant 19 and phonetic symbol ***40. Many of their pronunciations are similar to Chinese, and individual phonetic symbols can be fully mastered after a period of practice. Generally speaking, after a week, it is not a problem to remember all the phonetic symbols and read all the Korean.

3. Increase the vocabulary of Korean. Vocabulary is very important if you want to learn Korean well. Just like learning English, vocabulary is very important to all languages. Therefore, learning Korean needs to constantly increase vocabulary learning, so as to better improve the ability to learn Korean.

4. Know Korean grammar. In Korean grammar, conjunctions can be followed by predicates or aspect words. The conjunction of the predicate follows the stem of the predicate, connecting the predicate or phrase with the clause, and indicating the relationship between the connected components. In a sentence, the conjunction suffix only indicates one relationship. However, many conjunctions have multiple functions. Therefore, the same suffix in different sentences, or used in different predicates, may play different roles. The conjunctions of body words are "body words+?" The end is after the table.

Korean, the native language of the Korean Peninsula, is spoken by 77 million people.

Korean belongs to an isolated language family, and its grammar is not similar to any other language. Historically, it was marked with Chinese characters and incorporated into Chinese vocabulary. 1443, King Sejong created Korean characters that were highly consistent with Korean.

Due to the improvement of South Korea's international status, according to the UN's "2005 Survey of World Major Languages, Distribution, Application and Influence", Korean's international influence ranks ninth in the world.

South Korea (nicknamed South Korea or South Korea) is called Korean (/Korean), and North Korea (nicknamed North Korea or North Korea) is called Korean, (/Korean), which are Seoul standard pronunciation and Pyongyang standard pronunciation respectively. In fact, they are two different customary terms for a language between the north and the south of the Korean peninsula. Both sides of the Korean peninsula are dominated by the Korean nation, but their political systems are different. Korean language family is generally classified as an isolated language, and the language family is uncertain.

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Baidu encyclopedia? Korean