I have organized my self-directed learning plan by what I need to learn in order to have a simple conversation with a Korean speaker. So far, I have looked online for various sources to help me learn Korean. One resource is https://talktomeinkorean.com/. This is a good source for complete beginners who want to learn Korean. They also post YouTube videos of live Korean classes. My studies will allow me to communicate with a large group of Korean speakers who I have never been able to understand. I also want to explore Korean culture more deeply because I am Korean, and I want to learn about my culture. My main motivation in learning Korean is to be able to talk with my grandmother, who does not speak much English. My grandmother and I live together, but we rely on a translator to communicate.
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Hi Eden- this is shaping up excellently! I think your learning plan is sufficiently attainable and realistic. You may want to include additional specificity and elaboration as you progress in your studies. Additionally, it could also help you to explore the relationship between grammatical concepts and the tasks you wish you address. You can find my comments at the link below. Good luck!
Learning%20Plan-%20Eden%20Kim-%20MMS%20Commentary.docx