课时：520（送200课外辅导）

班型：全日制/周末班

开班人数：4-12人

课程特色：，留韩必备，学完达到韩语四级，韩留学无缝衔接

韩语初级Topik1、2级

课时：200（送80课外辅导）

班型：全日制/周末班

开班人数：4-15人

课程特色：韩国留学本科必备课时数，学完可达到韩语四级水平

韩语中级Topik3、4级

课时：320（送120课外辅导）

班型：全日制/周末班

开班人数：4-12人

课程特色：韩国留学本科必备课时数，学完可达到韩语四级水平

韩语Topik5、6级

课时：400（送160课外辅导）

班型：全日制/周末班

开班人数：4-12人

课程特色：韩国留学硕士必备课时数，学完可达到韩语六级水平

韩语考试强化班

课时：100（送80课外辅导）

班型：全日制/周末班

开班人数：4-12人

课程特色：专业教师考前强化辅导

韩语VIP一对一

课时：20小时起

班型：根据学生需求制定

开班人数：4-15人

课程特色：+外教授课；个性化定制课程，可远程授课；
报一送一课外辅导课

韩语VIP一对一留考课程

课时：400-480小时

班型：根据学生需求制定

开班人数：4-12人

课程特色：+外教授课；6个月内参加相应考试未通过者，0元赠送10%所报课程1对1授课+无限制的0元班课

韩语兴趣班（）

课时：200（15%以上外教课）

班型：周末班/晚班

开班人数：6-15人

课程特色：可以掌握基本交流及旅社用语，较注重实用性及口语提高

韩语兴趣班（情景）

课时：1.5小时/次

班型：平时/周末班/晚班

开班人数：2-10人

课程特色：主题情景即用型课程，可学小语种，还可了解实用常识和当地文化。部分课程配有美食品尝或工艺品制作。

主题情景：时尚法语、邂逅法语、红酒品鉴等

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韩语字母及发音
<Korean Language has 14 basic consonants and 10 pure vowels. But there are also 5 double consononants and 11 

compound vowels.>
A - Consonants
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? (14 basic consonants)
? ? ? ? ? ( 5 double consonants)

B - Vowels
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?(10 pure vowels)
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? (11 compound vowels)


# How to make?
A+B = ? (?+?), ? (?+?), ? (?+?)
A+B+A = ? (?+?+?), ? (?+?+?), ? (?+?+?)
A+B+B = ? (?+?+?), ? (?+?+?), ? (?+?+?)
A+B+A+A = ? (?+?+?+?), ? (?+?+?+?), ? (?+?+?+?) 
A+B+B+A(+A) = ? (?+?+?+?), ? (?+?+?+?), ? (?+?+?+?+?) 


# How to Pronounce?

1. Vowels
? /a/? /eo/? /o/? /u/? /eu/? /i/? /ae/? /e/
? /ya/? /yeo/? /yo/? /yu/  ? /yae/? /ye/
? /wa/? /wae/? /wo/? /we/? /oe/? /wi/? /ui/ 


2. Consonants 
? - It’s read as /gi-yeok/. When we combine this with the vowels, we have:
? - sound like "gar" in "gargle" 
? - sound like "gir" in "girl" 
? - sound like "go" in "gore" 
? - sound like "goo" in "goose" 
? - sound like " goo" in "good" 
? - sound like "gi" in "give" 
? - sound like "ge" in "get" 
? - sound like "ga" in "gag" 

? - It’s read as /ni-eun/. When we combine this with the vowels, we have:
? - - sound like "nar" in "narcotic" 
? - sound like "ner" in "nerve" 
? - sound like "no" in "note" 
? - sound like "noo" in "noose" 
? - sound like "noo" in "nook" 
? - sound like "knee" 
? - sound like "ne" in "negative" 
? - sound like "na" in "natty" 

? - It’s read as /di-geut/. When we combine this with the vowels, we have:
? - sound like "dar" in "darn" 
? - sound like "dir" in "dirt" 
? - sound like "do" in "dog" 
? - sound like "do" 
? - *can’t be found in English
? - sound like "di" in "disk" 
? - sound like "de" in "dedicate" 
? - sound like "da" in "daddy" 

? - It’s read as /ri-eul/. When we combine this with the vowels, we have:
? - sound like "ra" in "rather" 
? - sound like "ru" in "Russia" 
? - sound like "ro" in "robe" 
? - sound like "roo" in "rooster" 
? - *can’t be found in English
? - sound like "ri" in "ring" 
? - sound like "re" in "revel" 
? - sound like "ra" in "rat"

? - It’s read as /mi-eum/. When we combine this with the vowels, we have:
? - sound like "mar" in "market" 
? - sound like "mer" in "merchant" 
? - sound like "mo" in "mall" 
? - sound like " moo" in "mood" 
? - *can’t be found in English
? - sound like "me" 
? - sound like "me" in "met" 
? - sound like "ma" in "man"

? - It’s read as /bi-eub/. When we combine this with the vowels, we have:
? - sound like "bar" 
? - sound like "bir" in "birth" 
? - sound like "bo" in "bore" 
? - sound like "boo" 
? - sound like "boo" in "book" 
? - sound like "be" 
? - sound like "be" in "best" 
? - sound like "ba" in "bat" 
? - It’s read as /si-yot/. When we combine this with the vowels, we have:

? - sound like "sar" in "sardine" 
? - sound like "sur" in "surf" 
? - sound like "so" in "soul" 
? - sound like "soo" in "soothe" 
? - *can’t be found in English
? - sound like "ci" in "city" 
? - sound like "se" in "send" 
? - sound like "sa" in "sand" 

? - It’s read as /i-eung/.
The vowels are not written alone. So,when there is no initial consonant at te beginning of syllables, 

the ? is always written; The ? has no sound value.

? - It’s read as /ji-eut/. When we combine this with the vowels, we have:
? - sound like "jar" 
? - sound like "jer" in "jerk" 
? - sound like "joe" 
? - sound like "jui" in "juice" 
? - *can’t be found in English
? - sound like "ji" in "jig" 
? - sound like "je" in "jelly" 
? - sound like "ja" in "jam" 

? /chi-eut/, ? /ki-eok/, ? /ti-geut/, ? /pi-eub/ - are from ?, ?, ?, ? 
The pronounce ? and ? have a difference with ’ch’ and ’j’ (eg. ? /cha/, ? /ja/)
The pronounce ? and ? have a difference with ’k’ and ’g’ (eg. ? /ka/, ? /ga/)
The pronounce ? and ? have a difference with ’t’ and ’d’ (eg. ? /ta/, ? /da/)
The pronounce ? and ? have a difference with ’p’ and ’b’ (eg. ? /pa/, ? /ba/)

? - It’s read as /hi-eung/. It is pronounced /h/ as in the English word "hike."

Etc...
? "ya" in "yard" 
? "ya" in "yank" 
? "yu" in "yummy" 
? "ye" in "yes" 
? "yo" in "yodel" 
? "you" 
? "wa" in "want" 
? "were" 
? "wa" in "way" 
? "wi" in "wing" 
?,? "wa" in "wag" 

? "uy"