Review

Supported by the World Educational Cultural Aid (WECA) Weca Seed Language School in Yangon, MyanmarKorean language classes tailored to children's level I've brought you news.

In this week's class, you will learn the use of the accusative particle 'eul/ul', which is the basic framework of sentences, and write the main words and basic sentences in the textbook clearly. Practice was carried out.

In particular, we repeatedly reviewed consonant letters and the complex vowel system, which are the most difficult for children because their shapes and sounds are similar. 

Rather than rushing the progress, we strengthen the foundation of learning by carefully practicing dictation and reading in parallel so that children can clearly learn the sounds and shapes of letters.

The children's eyes were filled with a sincere passion for learning as they filled out the notebook letter by letter without giving up even in the face of difficult grammar.

We ask for the continued interest and warm support of our sponsors so that the children of Seed Language School in Yangon, Myanmar, who overcome the barrier of an unfamiliar language and move toward a bigger dream, can grow without giving up until the end.

"The earnest sweat of children who clearly learn the unfamiliar Korean language will later become a valuable bridge between Korea and the world.

WECA will do its best to support Myanmar youth so that they can dream of a broader stage using Korean as a stepping stone and grow into healthy partners who will open the future with us."

— Bang Jeong-hwan, Chairman of World Educational Cultural Aid alt="WECA language school opened in Yangon shantytown, Myanmar">

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