Korean Studies, School of Modern Languages and Cultures HKU

This course provides students with the opportunity to build on elements of Korean grammar previously studied and further their understanding of complex grammatical points with the aim of increasing their proficiency in the Korean language. The course will start with a review of particular aspects of Korean grammar, from complex endings and particles to sentence structure. Students will then move on to the study of more advanced grammatical structures and will be encouraged to reflect on differences between patterns that are similar in meaning and usage, as well as between colloquial and literary forms of the language.

Interdisciplinary Elective Course
KORE4004	Korean syntax: From endings to sentences	6 credits

This course provides students with the opportunity to build on elements of Korean grammar previously studied and further their understanding of complex grammatical points with the aim of increasing their proficiency in the Korean language. The course will start with a review of particular aspects of Korean grammar, from complex endings and particles to sentence structure. Students will then move on to the study of more advanced grammatical structures and will be encouraged to reflect on differences between patterns that are similar in meaning and usage, as well as between colloquial and literary forms of the language.

Prerequisite: KORE3001. Korean III.1 or KORE3002. Korean III.2
Assessment:100 % coursework
(Not on offer in 2017/2018)