SDLC 110: Learning Plan

My abilities: I can read korean pretty well. I know how to write it in roman form but my pronunciation of the words could use a little more help. I can write pretty well too for an amateur. The really simple words I can pronounce pretty good.

Goals:

- to be good at listening and understanding Korean either spoken to or not.

- be good at pronouncing words, especially the letters that I am having trouble with

- be able to speak and respond quickly

- be able to understand and order for myself at restaurants

- can listen, understand, and respond during everyday normal conversation

- accumulate enough interpersonal skills

Tasks:

- practice speaking with Korean friends -->conversation with friends

- try to make sure that I pronounce words right the first time --> recording

- learn restaurant phrases, formal and informal --> recording

- practice pronouncing the letters and words every day --> recording

- have Korean friends respond in Korean to get better practice with picking out recognizable words --> conversation with friends

- learn formal and informal phrases --> recording

- learn phrases and questions that are used everyday among friends --> conversation w/ friends

- learn formal and informal greetings/farewells --> diigo, maybe

- practice introducing myself --> diigo

- learn how to ask for time and date --> recording

- learn phrases relating to family and friends --> recording

- learn phrases that will be helpful for traveling in Korea --> recording, presentation

In week 4 & 5,
I should have learned how to speak to someone informally and formally. Try to remember the words. I should have brushed up on my alphabet and be able to pronounce the sounds decently. Then I will learn phrases that are spoken when someone enters a restaurant. Try to remember the phrases. I will acquire knowledge of these phrases and practice with friends until I get it right either from friends or my Korean partner. Practice practice. Then I should try to go to a restaurant and see whether I can pick up on the sentences spoken in a faster manner.

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