Korean · A2
Korean A2 — Elementary
Understand sentences and frequently used expressions. Communicate in simple, routine tasks about familiar topics.
What You'll Learn in Korean A2
Understand sentences and frequently used expressions. Communicate in simple, routine tasks about familiar topics.
Grammar rules and sentence structure
Essential vocabulary and expressions
Real-world conversation skills
Reading comprehension
Listening and pronunciation
Cultural context and usage
10 Topics in This Level
1/10
Past events
Talk about what you did yesterday, last week, and recently in simple polite Korean.
Vocabulary
Grammar
Communication Goals
- I can say what I did yesterday using polite past forms.
- I can ask and answer simple questions about past activities.
- I can talk about when something happened using basic time words.
- I can describe simple past states such as being somewhere or feeling okay.
2/10
Future plans
Talk about near-future plans, intentions, and simple arrangements politely in Korean.
Vocabulary
Grammar
Communication Goals
- I can say what I will do soon.
- I can ask and answer about someone’s plans.
- I can make simple arrangements for a meeting or activity.
- I can say when I am going to do something using polite future expressions.
3/10
Transport and travel
Ask for routes, buy tickets, and handle simple travel needs on buses, trains, and subways.
Vocabulary
Grammar
Communication Goals
- I can ask how to get to a place by bus, train, or subway.
- I can buy a ticket and ask about the fare.
- I can say where to get on, get off, or transfer.
- I can understand simple travel directions and announcements.
- I can ask for help politely in a station or on public transport.
4/10
Weather and seasons
Talk about the weather, seasons, and simple preferences in everyday conversations.
Vocabulary
Grammar
Communication Goals
- I can describe today’s weather in simple Korean.
- I can talk about the four seasons using basic expressions.
- I can say whether I like hot, cold, rainy, or sunny weather.
- I can ask and answer simple questions about the weather and seasons.
5/10
Clothing and colors
Describe clothes, colors, and sizes, and ask about fit or preferences while shopping.
Vocabulary
Grammar
Communication Goals
- I can name common clothes and colors in simple shopping conversations.
- I can ask if clothes are available in a different size or color.
- I can say whether clothing looks good, small, or big.
- I can express simple clothing preferences politely.
6/10
Hobbies and free time
Talk about hobbies, sports, music, and how you spend your free time in simple Korean.
Vocabulary
Grammar
Communication Goals
- I can ask and answer about hobbies and free-time activities.
- I can say what I do on weekends or after work/school.
- I can talk about sports, music, and other leisure interests.
- I can say whether I like doing an activity and whether I have time for it.
7/10
Invitations and meetings
Invite someone, accept or decline, and arrange a simple time and place to meet.
Vocabulary
Grammar
Communication Goals
- I can invite someone to meet politely.
- I can accept or decline an invitation politely.
- I can suggest a simple time and place for a meeting.
- I can ask and answer about meeting details such as time and location.
8/10
Home and neighborhood
Describe your home, neighborhood, and nearby places in simple Korean.
Vocabulary
Grammar
Communication Goals
- I can describe my home in simple sentences.
- I can say what my neighborhood is like.
- I can say what places are near or far from my home.
- I can ask and answer where something is in the neighborhood.
9/10
Work and study
Talk about your job or studies, your schedule, and simple work or school tasks.
Vocabulary
Grammar
Communication Goals
- I can say whether I work or study.
- I can talk about my work or class schedule in simple sentences.
- I can say where I work, study, or do tasks.
- I can describe basic responsibilities and routine actions.
- I can ask and answer simple questions about work or study.
10/10
Comparisons
Compare people, places, and things using simple Korean adjectives and preference phrases.
Vocabulary
Grammar
Communication Goals
- I can compare two things using 더.
- I can say something is the biggest, best, or most expensive with 제일.
- I can compare people and places with simple adjectives.
- I can state what I prefer using comparison phrases.
How It Works
Step 1
Choose Your Level
Start from scratch or pick the CEFR level that matches your current skills — A0 through C2.
Step 2
Follow the Curriculum
Each level has structured topics with theory, vocabulary, grammar, and interactive exercises.
Step 3
Practice & Progress
Reinforce learning with AI conversations, voice practice, flashcards, and real-world content.