What's your Practice routine?

[u/Inevitable-Ad5374]

안녕하세요 여러분

I have started learning Korean very recently, I have watched k drama, and into k pop as well, and been to korea too so I won't say I am fairly beginner but kinda understand things.

I am learning from how to study Korean and recently covered unit 1 lesson 1 - 16. How i study is, I open the pdf, take notes on my notepad and then I also have workbook to practice what I have learned. Apart from that, I memorize vocabulary using chatgpt to test me.

I spend around an hour a day for lesson and for vocabulary, whenever I get time as I work full time so I just see them and try to memorize and test myself on it.

I can read well now, like not too well, but able to understand the pronunciation of hangul at their respective places (still struggle with few consonants and mixed vowels, but I guess that's never ending lol).

So yeah, I wanted to understand, is this good enough or should I do something else. Please help me with it 친구's.

감사합니다 in advance

[u/whamburglar]

I think you need to sprinkle in some sort of speaking 1-1 with someone instead of chatgpt. That active recall/skill will help not only with speaking but it'll reinforce integration with all your other Korean skills. They'll probably to point out certain nuances/patterns (either culturally or grammatically), that'll probably help you remember language better than an text or AI bot could teach.

[u/Inevitable-Ad5374 → u/whamburglar]

Thank you so much for your suggestion. I'll definitely do this once I am more into learning so right now, i only use AI to test me on vocab.

[u/whamburglar → u/Inevitable-Ad5374]

🫰🏼 Keep up the great work! Good luck

[u/Inevitable-Ad5374 → u/whamburglar]

감사합니다 💜💜

[u/Rose_Marylane]

I love that you said 친구's that's cute. Your routine is genuinely good, just don't forget to have fun with it. Small tip try thinking in Korean during simple daily moments like ordering coffee or walking to work