as someone who learn Japanese for some time, vocab is far more important than grammar. You can learn a language with out learning grammar but you can't learn it with out learning vocab.
This just popped up in my recommended. Great video, I agree with 90% of your points. I'm currently learning Arabic for fun. I place less of my focus on grammar but from what I've seen it really depends on the situation and the language in question. What's worked for me is learning the basic grammar (present tense.. etc) and then coming back to it when I feel like it. Each approach has its merits. Keep it up!
hi there!! i'm considering taking this course too but i have no idea what the job perspective after the study is like ㅠㅠ do you have any idea what you wanna do once you graduate?
Not really, getting in to Sheffield is really about your grades and maybe, your personal statement. There’s not much else you can do except work hard to get the grades you need! I recommend taking an EPQ (Extended Project Qualification) to boost up your UCAS points so you have a higher chance of getting the grades! 💗
talking doesn't really improves your language skills, only input does. Reading and podcast at just above your level is what you should do to improving language skills.
I’m literally about to start Korean studies in September in Sheffield so honestly love this video thank you
I’m so glad you liked it! I hope you love the course 💜
me too!
@@Sunny-qp8gk wait really? Do you have any socials?
@@dvadancegroup no, I don’t have any! Sorry 😞
I'm thinking about doing korean studies and saw Sheffield how is it there??
as someone who learn Japanese for some time, vocab is far more important than grammar. You can learn a language with out learning grammar but you can't learn it with out learning vocab.
This just popped up in my recommended. Great video, I agree with 90% of your points. I'm currently learning Arabic for fun. I place less of my focus on grammar but from what I've seen it really depends on the situation and the language in question. What's worked for me is learning the basic grammar (present tense.. etc) and then coming back to it when I feel like it. Each approach has its merits. Keep it up!
I'm an seas student in sheffield now and study my Korea language recently from KiM 선생님，i am so lucky to find your videos！💕
hi there!! i'm considering taking this course too but i have no idea what the job perspective after the study is like ㅠㅠ do you have any idea what you wanna do once you graduate?
I honestly don’t, I’m thinking of doing a masters in Korea after I graduate but after that I don’t really know what I’d like to do job wise!
i'm planning on moving to korea to teach english :)
do u have any tips for getting into korean studies in sheffield ??
Not really, getting in to Sheffield is really about your grades and maybe, your personal statement. There’s not much else you can do except work hard to get the grades you need! I recommend taking an EPQ (Extended Project Qualification) to boost up your UCAS points so you have a higher chance of getting the grades! 💗
Can you study in korea uni if you have b-tech?
You'd have to check with the specific uni you'd like to enter. The will have the grade requirements on their website I'm guessing.
@@Piinkx Thank you
I know the drop out rate is high for Japanese because unis are not a good place to learn Japanese.
talking doesn't really improves your language skills, only input does. Reading and podcast at just above your level is what you should do to improving language skills.
Is topik required before getting into Korean studies?
No, everyone goes into the course from the beginning so no one really knows TOPIK level Korean
@@Piinkx That means we don't require any topik level while getting into global Korean studies right? Which university are u currently studying?
@@aninditasinha9736 No, no sort of TOPIK content is needed before you start. I’m at the University of Sheffield
한국오면 떡복이 사드릴게요~~😉😊
Is it taught in korean?
No it’s taught in English
Can we do korean study through government scholarships?
@@aninditasinha9736 I’m not sure, you would most likely have to look at your individual country’s processes for scholarships