Greetings & Basic Phrases Are you planning a trip to Korea? Do you interact with Korean speakers through school, work, or around your neighborhood and want to be able to greet them and exchange some basic phrases in Korean? Or just want an easy and welcoming introduction to a new language? Take part in our virtual "Survival Korean" workshop to learn some basic greetings, words, and phrases!

Join us for Club Sup sogŭi Hosu! Every Wednesday from 6-7 PM Central for six weeks, dive into Korean culture while building your language skills. Whether you're a beginner or more advanced, everyone is welcome! Here's a sneak peek of our exciting weekly activities: Learn family terms & create a family tree; Explore emotions with Inside-Out characters & charades; Celebrate Hangeul Day & make your own Korean name tag; Cook delicious Jeon (전) or Hotteok (호떡) ; Discover Samul Nori (사물놀이) & craft instruments; Create a Jangseung (Korean totem pole) from a toilet paper roll

Thinking about a trip to Korea? Join staff from Sup sogui Hosu, our Korean Language Village, for cultural insights and travel advice! In this workshop, you can: Learn communication tips such as slang, jargon, and gestures to help you get by day-to-day, even as a Korean novice; know where to go, where to eat, and where to buy items you need during your trip; and gain valuable perspectives on cultural norms to help you fully experience all that Korea has to offer! This session will be conducted in English.

Thinking about a trip to Korea? Join staff from Sup sogui Hosu, our Korean Language Village, for cultural insights and travel advice! In this workshop, you can: Learn communication tips such as slang, jargon, and gestures to help you get by day-to-day, even as a Korean novice; know where to go, where to eat, and where to buy items you need during your trip; and gain valuable perspectives on cultural norms to help you fully experience all that Korea has to offer! This session will be conducted in English.

Join us at the first-ever Korean Family Weekend at our beautiful new culturally authentic site! As one of the first families to join us at our new location, you will have the unique opportunity to experience the excitement of Sup sogŭi Hosu for a weekend of fun, learning and cultural exploration. The weekend will include cultural activities such as art, music, and games; mouth-watering Korean meals; and fun and interactive Korean language lessons suitable for all levels, from beginners to advanced speakers. You'll also have plenty of quality family bonding time together through various group activities. This weekend is perfect for families looking to learn more about Korean culture, make new friends and create lasting memories in a stunning winter setting. Whether you're already familiar with Korean traditions or just beginning to explore them, there's something for everyone at Sup sogŭi Hosu. Family programs are designed for family units that include at least one adult (age 19 or older) and one child (age 18 or younger). Individual adults should register for our Adult Programs instead. Adult programs provide more and more intensive opportunities for language learning geared specifically towards adult learners. Individual adults not attending with minor children may request an exception to this policy, please contact clvregister@cord.edu to start this process. All attendees, regardless of age, need to register individually for the Family Programs. Tuition is as follows: Adult participants: $395 each Youth participants: $215 each Participants ages 3 and under: Free All paying participants must pay a $50 registration fee to save a spot.

Wednesdays from 6-7 PM. Join our instructor for one hour per week for six weeks to experience new aspects of Korean culture, all while increasing your language proficiency! All language levels are welcome.

Thinking about a trip to Korea? Join staff from Sup sogui Hosu, our Korean Language Village, for cultural insights and travel advice! In this workshop, you can: Learn communication tips such as slang, jargon, and gestures to help you get by day-to-day, even as a Korean novice; know where to go, where to eat, and where to buy items you need during your trip; and gain valuable perspectives on cultural norms to help you fully experience all that Korea has to offer! This session will be conducted in English.