all of the Romanized Korean to Hangul on the tests.
Please change...
Tony-N6
October 9, 2013
Ryan-N
October 9, 2013
Please! It's much better to learn with Hangul!! It was the only reason why I stopped using RK! Thanks.
sujung-lee
October 10, 2013
Hi Tony,
Are you referring to the quizzes?
The heavy usage of romanization in the quizzes is a throwback to how the course used to be taught but the rest of the course now uses Hangeul and romanization side by side.
Tony-N6
October 10, 2013
Yes, the quizzes. I like taking them, but I don't like to read Romanized Korean. :)
Ryan-N
October 11, 2013
How to I see them in Hangul? I still see them in romanization.
sujung-lee
October 15, 2013
Hi Ryan
Unfortunately the Quizzes don't use Hangeul at this stage but I will add it to our wishlist!
John-V43
November 27, 2013
I have already learned Hangul and feel like I'm losing ground when I have to do exercises in roman characters.
sujung-lee
December 5, 2013
Hi John,
Thanks for your feedback - we do have it on a to-do list to update the quizzes with Hangeul but it probably won't be until the new year. Sorry I can't help at the moment!
pieter-de-jong
January 19, 2014
I only use Hangeul for reading and writing the Korean language. Romanization I never use, because it's confusing (for non English speakers).
hwayeon
March 1, 2014
My preference would be Hangeul as well. It has a definite pronunciation.
Some of the 'romanised' sounds used here conflict with other 'romanisation' versions I have come across.
Kiyun-Rocket-Korean-Tutor
August 21, 2015
Hello guys,
we will work so that all the lessons and quizzes are supported in Korean,
I personally think that learning Korean in Romanization is not good in the long run
Thanks for good idea!
we will work so that all the lessons and quizzes are supported in Korean,
I personally think that learning Korean in Romanization is not good in the long run
Thanks for good idea!
Kiyun-Rocket-Korean-Tutor
August 21, 2015
but I have to say, that Romanization is quite necessary for
beginners.
and most lessons are written in both Hangul and Rominized Korean, so I think it should no big problem.
But please let me know if you still have trouble with our quizzes and tests
and most lessons are written in both Hangul and Rominized Korean, so I think it should no big problem.
But please let me know if you still have trouble with our quizzes and tests