WRITE YOUR STORY IN KOREAN

A small storytelling project for Korean learners

You are learning Korean.

But have you ever used Korean to tell your own story?

Maybe you have a story about living in Korea.

Maybe something happened that changed you.

Maybe you simply want to write about your life in Korean.

You don’t need perfect Korean.

This is a small, friendly project where you will choose one story, write it in Korean, and share it with others.

What we will do

Session 1 — Find Your Story

We meet on Zoom and talk about your story.

We will explore simple questions such as

• What brought you to Korea?
• What is one experience you remember?
• What surprised you about Korea?
• How has learning Korean changed you?

You will choose one story and start writing it in Korean.

After the session, you will send me your writing by email.

There is no word limit.

Write as much as you feel comfortable writing.

I will read your story and prepare some personal feedback.

Session 2 — Share Your Story

We meet again on Zoom and talk about your writing.

You will have a chance to share your story and hear ideas about

• What is the main message of your story?
• What part of your story is most interesting?
• Who might enjoy reading it?
• Where could you share it next?

Your story could become a

• Blog post
• Newsletter
• YouTube video
• Personal project
• eBook

You don’t have to decide what comes next.

The goal is simply to finish one story in Korean and see where it could go.

What you will leave with

By the end of the project, you will have

✓ One personal story written in Korean

✓ Feedback on your writing

✓ A clearer idea of what you want to say

✓ More confidence expressing yourself in Korean

✓ Ideas for what you could do with your story next

Who is this for?

This project is for Korean learners who want to use Korean in a more personal way.

You might be

• Living in Korea
• Working with Korean people
• Interested in Korean culture
• Learning Korean as a second language
• Studying Korean overseas
• Someone who simply wants to write about your life in Korean

You should be comfortable with simple Korean conversation and writing short sentences or paragraphs.

This is not a Korean grammar class.

You don’t need perfect Korean.

Your story is more important than perfect grammar.

Project Details

Format: Online via Zoom

Meetings: 2 live group sessions

Writing: One personal story in Korean

Feedback: Personal feedback on your writing

Group size: Maximum 4 participants

Come with a story.

Leave with something you can share.

Your story. In Korean.