Test Your Korean – Level 2 Dialog in 100% Korean Toggle Panel
Test Your Korean – Level 2 Dialog in 100% Korean
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Check how much you can understand from studying with Level 2 lessons of TalkToMeInKorean! To make the conversation more realistic, we have added some new words and expressions that did not get covered in Level 2 yet, but don’t worry; you have the PDF to use for reference!
First listen to the dialog alone without looking at the Korean transcript or translation, and then compare your understanding with the actual translation.
Let us know how much you understood!
Discussion( leave a comment )
Thanks a lot. This was really neat. I feel like i’m improving. ㅎㅎ
thanks for these lessons
아….너무 제미있다…^^
I can improve my korean beside i get it from shcool….고맙습니다…
OMG.. I think I got it all.. and it’s all thanks to you ^^ the best teachers ever~~
happy that i manage to get all the meaning,….=) great listening test…
woww i got it all too~
yeay ! living in korea such difficult but it’s challenging~
Thank you for the lessons! I’m understood it 100%
it,s really a great effort to launch such a website that helps learning korean language so beautifully.i can brush up on my korean very well…thanks a lot.
100% understand. :)
After three months of 1 hour at least a day of studying I understood about half without looking at the pdf. I didn’t use the english translation at all but I did have to use the glossary for some of the vocab words. After yes I speak japanese a little I had a hard time following what they were saying, but I caught up at about the 4th last line.
If you’re sitting there with your mouth wide open and don’t know a word of what was said, don’t feel discouraged! I did the same thing with lesson 1. I went through each part 2 times thinking I was good, but then I hit the dialog like a brick wall, I didn’t understand a word of what was said. You’re going to need to expose yourself to a lot of material before you actually start to hear the words and phrases you learned in the previous lessons.
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