Learn Korean at Oracle InternatioNation Language Institute in Delhi

Learn Korean with Henry Harvin(r), an experienced native speaker from Delhi. It's a 10-in-1 program featuring Certificate courses, Diploma courses and Advanced Diploma courses.

Oracle International Language  in Delhi provides an array of foreign language courses including German, French, Spanish Arabic and Chinese as well as career counselling services.

What is Korean?

Korean is part of the East Asian language family and native to Korea's peninsula in northeast Asia. It is spoken by around 20 million people in DPRK, 42 million in ROK, 2 million in China (primarily near North Korea border provinces) and small communities outside Asia such as Japan, Russia and the US.

Hangul, or Korean alphabet, was developed by King Sej

ong during the 15th Century and stands out as one of the few alphabets worldwide to use symbols instead of letters, with no distinction between upper case letters and lower case letters.

Historical Korean has been heavily influenced by Chinese, with many words still having Chinese origins today. Modern Korean has grown increasingly agglutinative over time with multiple consonant clusters, glides and codas surrounding a core vowel vowel sound.

Korean is notable for the high level of respect it shows each speaker, evidenced in their honorifics and speech patterns. Furthermore, relationships between speakers and their subjects or audiences are expressed through grammar; different verb forms can indicate whether one speaker is inferior, equal, or superior than another speaker.

Why should I learn Korean?

People choose to learn a foreign language for various reasons, whether it's travel, business or personal enrichment. Whatever the motivation may be, learning new languages is always both challenging and rewarding.

Korean is an engaging language to study due to its distinctive alphabet and writing system, known as Hangul. Hangul consists of 24 letters (14 consonants and 10 vowels). Each letter represents the sound it makes when spoken, making learning Korean much simpler than other languages that use Romanizations or require deciphering characters.

Korea stands out as an incredible spanish language due to its excellent grammar. Unlike many other languages, Korean does not include gendered nouns or verb conjugation, making its basics simpler for newcomers to understand. Furthermore, unlike English which features formal and informal languages - Korean can be much simpler when spoken aloud!

Learning Korean also benefits your economy and international influence; Korea currently ranks 11

th globally and third in Asia in terms of economy. Being fluent in Korean will give you a competitive edge in job interviews and open doors to career advancement opportunities. Furthermore, Koreans are friendly people and welcome their students with open arms; they appreciate all of your effort while learning their language and may offer free lessons or insights into its culture!

What are the benefits of learning Korean?

Korean has become a global sensation thanks to global phenomena such as K-Pop and dramas, but learning this complex language provides much more than entertainment value. Studies have proven its benefits: including enhanced cognitive skills, stronger memory capabilities and problem-solving abilities, as well as improving social connections - it is entirely achievable given adequate resources and support from an ally! Whatever your language goals may be.

One of the primary goals of learning Korean is to discover its vibrant culture. South Korea boasts everything from small villages with shrines and temples to bustling metropolises filled with skyscrapers, so speaking its language will enable you to delve into its unique heritage while making the most of your travels.

Learning Korean will open doors into Korea's vibrant electronics industry, from smartphones and TVs to laptops and more - giving you a competitive advantage when applying for jobs within this sector.

Learning Korean will also enhance your enjoyment of Korean media more fully, from K-Pop and dramas to movies produced in Korea. By understanding their nuances and jokes more completely, learning the language will expand your viewing options even more fully.

How do I learn Korean?

Learning Korean requires dedication, time and patience - whether for travel, studying abroad or developing careers that demand language skills. But where should you start? Here's what to know to get you going.

One of the best ways to learn Korean is through taking a structured course with an instructor. This will provide the foundation needed for speaking, reading and vocabulary building; plus having someone there to correct pronunciation and offer feedback can make this journey much more enjoyable!

One effective approach to learning Korean is immersing yourself in its culture. Watch Korean films and TV shows, listen to Korean music and speak to those who speak it - this will give you a more authentic experience while providing opportunities to practice real world scenarios with Korean.

Find a language group or study partner to practice with and meet new friends while also developing speaking abilities - for instance Glossika can help.

No matter your goals or level of knowledge in Korean, Cosmolingua provides courses to meet them all. With their immersive approach and skilled instructors, our Korean courses can help you become fluent quickly!