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One of the most popular TTMIK courses, “IYAGI - Listening in 100% Natural Korean,” contains two native Korean speakers’ natural conversations on various topics. Here is the BEGINNER version of the IYAGI (이야기) course.
These audios include just the conversations which you can listen to and check how much you understand. 
We have the extra audio course where  Hyunwoo and Cassie explanation the dialogues between two native speakers. You will also have the full transcript, English translations, and vocabulary list for each episode and they are available as a downloadable PDF as well.

IYAGI For Biginners [Conversations Only]

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Korean Beginner

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Talk To Me In Korean

[ Ep. 1 - Iyagi Beginner - Breakfast ]

[ Ep. 2 - Iyagi Beginner - Pets ]

[ Ep. 3 - Iyagi Beginner - Drama ]

[ Ep. 4 - Iyagi Beginner - Summer Vacation ]

[ Ep. 5 - Iyagi Beginner - Ideal Type ]

[ Ep. 6 - Iyagi Beginner - How To Spend Time Alone ]

[ Ep. 7 - Iyagi Beginner - Social Media ]

[ Ep. 10 - Iyagi Beginner - Food ]

[ Ep. 8 - Iyagi Beginner - Books ]

Level 2 Lesson 1 introduces the future tense. Future tense is very easy to use once you learn how, so let’s get right into it! Listen to the audio podcast and be sure to check out the PDF as well! Thank you! 감사합니다!

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TTMIK Level 2 Lesson 1 - Future Tense

Welcome to Level 3, everyone! And congratulations on finishing Level 1 and Level 2. In this lesson, we are introducing an expression that is very commonly used, and in two opposite meanings, too. The expression is 너무 [neo-mu] and it can be used to mean both “very” in positive sentences and “too much” in negative sentences. Listen in to learn more about how it is used!

TTMIK Level 3 Lesson 1 - Too much

Welcome to Lesson 11 of Level 6 of Talk To Me In Korean! Just like there are different ways of expression “I mean…” in English, there are just as many ways in Korean. However, in this lesson, 경은 and 현우 will be breaking down the 4 most common ways to say “I mean…” in Korean.

TTMIK Level 6 Lesson 1 - How about …?

By adding 아/어/여 버리다 to the end of your sentences, you can talk about a completed action and express your feelings about the situation at the same time! But, be careful because this structure can express happiness or sadness. Learn more by diving right into this lesson and, as always, thank you for studying with us!

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TTMIK Level 9 Lesson 2 - -아/어/여 버리다

Everyone has gotten upset over something or has been unhappy about a situation. What did you say when you were mad? In this lesson, we present you with some common Korean expressions to use in situations when you’re unhappy, angry, or upset. Enjoy, and thanks for studying with us! 

TTMIK Level 9 Lesson 3 - Advanced Situational Expressions: When You Are Unhappy