Thank you so much! This is amazing.

저는 한국어를 배우고 싶은 사람에게 이것을 제안합니다 ☆*:.｡. o(≧▽≦)o .｡.:*☆

This is a very helpful tool so thank you for providing it for us learners. I know some people may be unhappy with the vocabulary list given at the end but I think you should use this as an extra challenge. You can improve your listening skills by trying to spell some of the words yourself and then you can look it up. If you have an understanding of what the conversation is about you can guess what some words are and search that way too.

This is one of the few learning materials that minimizes English introduction and instruction time and gets straight to the korean material. However the key vocabulary that they give you after each conversation are often NOT the ones you need. For example they translate 집 (house) for you but not unusual words like ‘nuclear power plant’. Kind of careless.

Great

I love these but the vocabulary should be introduced at the beginning. You could keep it at the end also as a review.

I’m convinced the best way to study a language is through natural acquisition, and desire for expressing oneself—Not academically like a linguist straining to memorize grammar rules no native-speaker ever thinks about. Unfortunately every other learning Korean language podcast spends so much time fussing over the linguistic points that I never get to learn anything. Thank you, David, for making language learning as it should be: simple and fun!