Beginner
안녕하세요.
Hello.
Free Worksheet
Korean Level Check Worksheet
Use this before contacting Ashley. It helps identify your current Korean level, what feels difficult, and what kind of lesson path will help most.
Quick Self-Check
Choose the closest answer. It is okay if more than one feels true.
Hangul Reading
Can you read Korean letters and syllable blocks?
Not yetSlowlyComfortablyFast but unsure
Speaking
Can you make your own Korean sentences?
Only wordsShort sentencesBasic conversationNeed correction
Listening
How much can you understand when Koreans speak naturally?
Almost nothingKeywords onlySimple topicsMost, but not details
Grammar
Do particles, verb endings, and sentence order feel clear?
ConfusingSome basicsCan use patternsNeed advanced polish
Vocabulary
What kind of words do you know best?
Beginner wordsDaily lifeTravelBusinessTOPIKK-drama/K-pop
Try Reading These
Read slowly first. Then say which line felt easiest and which felt hardest.
Daily Life
커피 한 잔 주세요.
Please give me one cup of coffee.
Self-Introduction
저는 미국에서 왔어요.
I am from the United States.
Goal Practice
한국어를 더 자연스럽게 말하고 싶어요.
I want to speak Korean more naturally.
Teacher note: If you can read the sentence but cannot use it in conversation, that is normal. Ashley can separate reading level from speaking level.
Your Korean Goal
Main reason I want Korean
My timeline
What feels hardest now
What I want from Ashley
Suggested Lesson Path
If you chose “not yet” for Hangul
Start with Beginner Foundation: Hangul blocks, pronunciation, first sentence patterns, and simple speaking.
If you can read but cannot speak
Start with Practical Speaking: short answers, role play, correction, and sentence-building homework.
If you need Korean for a trip
Start with Travel Korean: cafe, hotel, directions, shopping, transport, and polite requests.
If you have a specific goal
Start with a goal-based path: business Korean, TOPIK, living in Korea, culture-based Korean, or custom support.