uSpeak Korean Language Tutorial Services

20/11/2022

FREE KOREAN LANGUAGE TRAINING
As per POEA/DMW (November 18, 2022), the Online Registration of EPS-TOPIK (Employment Permit System - Test of Proficiency in Korean will be open on November 28 - 30, 2022 at 8:00am to 5:00pm for a maximum of 30,000 applicants only.
1st Batch:
Announcement of Test schedule: January 27, 2023
Test Date: Feb 6 to March 8
Announcement of Test Result: March 22, 2023
2nd Batch
Announcement of Test schedule: March 3, 2023
Test Date: March 9 to June 30.
Announcement of Test Result: July 14, 2023
To our previous students who are planning or would like to take the exam, we will be giving a FREE KOREAN LANGUAGE REVIEW online. Please message us for more information.
We also offer 1 on 1 Korean language training online for beginners. 2 hours a day for 5 weeks and a group review after the 5 weeks regular training.

03/08/2020

Good day! We will be conducting Free Basic Korean Class. If you are interested please fill up the form attached to this post. Thank You

Requirement:
1. Stable Internet Connection
2. Zoom App

The Lesson will be focusing on how to read and write in Korean. 1. Writing Pattern 2. Korean Alphabets 3. Rules of Pronunciation Requirements: 1. Stable Internet Connection 2. Installed Zoom Application 3. Notes and Pen (we will be providing a pdf hand-out, but it will be much better if you have a n...

05/07/2020

uSpeak Korean Class
Lesson 7: How to say Im Sorry in Korean

05/07/2020

안녕하세요 여러분!!
Hello Everyone!!

It took me a while to upload this lesson, Im Sorry😔

In this Lesson, we will learn expressions if we are feeling sorry or apologetic to other person. In korea there are many different ways on how to say Im sorry, like the verbs:
● 사과하다 (Sagwahada)
● 용서하다 (yongseohada)

But in this lesson we will be discussing the 2 most common expression if we are saying sorry.

So, thats it for today, as always, Thank you for reading our lesson, hoping that this is helpful in your review. You can practice it at the comment section, i'll be waiting for your messages and i'll try to reply as soon as possible.

■Any expression/words that you want to learn in korean? Message us and lets discuss it at the next lesson. See you!!

26/06/2020

Lesson 5
How to Say "I Love You" in Korean

We often hear the word 사랑해 (Saranghae), but in this lesson, we will learn the word 사랑합니다 (Saranghamnida) the formal way of saying I Love You..

* We will learn how to say "I'm Sorry" in Lesson 6.

** Yes we do have Online Classes of Korean Language, you can message us for more details.. As for the Classroom class, we'll have to wait for the situation to get better then we will update you about it.

As always, 감사합니다!!

21/06/2020

안녕하세요!
Hello!

Lesson 4: Korean Language

In this lesson, we will learn that the meaning of the two words, 한국어 and 한국말 is just the same.

한국어 is pronounced "Hangugeo"
한국말 is pronounce "Hangungmal"

* We will learn how to say "I Love You" in korean in the next lesson, See you!!

16/06/2020

안녕하세요 여러분!!
Hello Everyone!!

uSpeak Korean Class
Lesson 3 : How to Say “Thank You” in Korean.

Just like the expression “Good-bye” in Lesson 2, the spelling of “Thank you” in Korean differs to the way you say it.

* In this Lesson, you will notice that there are words in english that are being omitted or not being translated to Korean. That will be explained later, for now let us focus on how to say this expressions.

** in Lesson 4, let me answer one of the question raised by one of our reader, how will you say Korean Language in Korean.

*** As always, feel free to ask questions, in the comment box or you can message the page directly..

감사합니다!!

10/06/2020

안녕하세요 여러분!
Hello again everyone!

I’m back with our 2nd lesson, how to say “Good-bye” in Korean.

* Some romanized (Korean letters converted to English letters) words are not being pronounced as is, the reason is some of the pronunciation of Korean Consonants changes depending on its position.

For Example, the Word for the day is 안녕히가세요 and 안녕히계세요, if we romanize this words it will become “an-nyeong-hi-ga-se-yo” and “an-nyeong-hi-gye-se-yo”. But if we read this words it will sound as:
안녕히가세요 = annyeonghiKaseyo
안녕히계세요 = annyeonghiKyeseyo

Okay, so thats it for Lesson 2. Feel free to ask if you have any questions.

** Next Lesson we will discuss will be, How to say “Thank-You” in Korean.. See you!!

08/06/2020

안녕하세요 여러분!
Hello Everyone!

Its been a while, hope you’re all doing okay.

Starting today, i’ll be posting Common Korean Expressions, hope this will help you recall the lesson or help you study Korean.

Please leave a comment or questions at the comment section. Thank You

For now, let’s start with a very common word that maybe all of you know...

“안녕하세요. (an-nyeong-ha-se-yo)”

* For the next Expression we will learn how to say “Goodbye” in Korean.
See You

19/02/2020

Skill Test Review now Open for Enrollment

● Scheduled Skill Test is on Feb29-Mar01;
● Official Result of PBT will be released on Feb21, but can start your review earlier;
● Non-uSpeak Korean students are also welcome to join the review

○ incase your name is not included on the List of Passers, your SKILL TEST REVIEW FEE will be REFUNDED.

Contact Number: 0907-259-9200
Address: Room1, 2nd Floor Ocean Trading Marketing Center, beside Jolibee Magsaysay, in front of Baguio Centermall

21/01/2020

LAST DAY OF EPS-TOPIK REGISTRATION

For assistance of creating E-registration Account and registration for the Korean Language Test, visit us at:

Address: Room1, 2nd Floor Ocean Trading Marketing Center, beside Jolibee Magsaysay

we Also Assist Online Payment for those who have Passed the Evaluation

For more info contact us at: 0907 259 9200

*please bring your Passport and Pastport size ID picture

16/01/2020

LAST CALL sa mga magpapa edit or papagawa ng E-registration account, Last Day of E-registration assistance tomorrow 9am to 4pm only

Dont Forget to bring your Passport and Passport size ID picture

For more info contact or visit us at:
Contact number: 0907-259-9200
Address: Room1, 2nd Floor Ocean Trading Marketing Center, beside Jolibee Magsaysay