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Introduction to Korean at the Germaine Tillion Library

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Nov 6Free

Introduction to Korean at the Germaine Tillion Library

Forget the subtitles and finally get to grips with the logic behind the Korean alphabet. Whether you are driven by K-pop fandom or a genuine passion for linguistics, these sessions offer the perfect deep dive into the history and structure of Hangeul.

Bibliothèque Germaine Tillion (Paris 16th)

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About

Who is this course for?

For beginners in Korean, those discovering the language for the first time, or those wishing to acquire a solid mastery of the Korean alphabet.

Objectives:

· Understand the relationship between the sounds and letters of Hangeul

· Read and write Korean correctly

· Discover the history and particularities of Hangeul

Course presentation:

In 6 sessions of 2 hours (12 hours in total), you will learn to read and write the Korean alphabet clearly and accurately. The course will also cover the fascinating history of the invention of Hangeul, its unique characteristics, and some essential cultural notions. We will finish by learning some common expressions to begin your first exchanges in Korean.

When?

Every Friday from November 6 to December 11, 2026, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM

Must I attend all classes?

Yes

Can I participate in this 6-session series if I have already participated in the previous one?

No, to allow other people to benefit from this program in their turn

Reservation

To reserve, click here

The King Sejong Institute French Center

The King Sejong Institute French Center is the European headquarters of the ‘King Sejong Institute Foundation (KSIF)’ in South Korea, a public organization affiliated with the South Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. Its mission is to promote the teaching of the Korean language and culture around the world.

The King Sejong Institute highlights the openness and diversity of Korean culture, which blends tradition and modernity: thousand-year-old temples, architecture, traditional music, K-pop, films and series, fashion, and lifestyle—Korean culture is so rich to discover!

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