AS 91139 · 5 credits · Internal
Speaking Korean
Interact using spoken Korean to share information and justify ideas and opinions in different situations
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This standard asks you to have real, unscripted conversations in Korean where you share information and back up your ideas and opinions. You need to do this across different types of situations—some formal, some informal—and show you can keep the conversation going naturally, using the right language and cultural customs for the context.
What to do, grades and common mistakes
What you actually do
- ·Have genuine, unrehearsed conversations in Korean (not memorised or scripted) where you share information and explain your viewpoint
- ·Use interactive strategies to keep conversations flowing—like asking questions, showing you understand, asking for clarification, and agreeing or disagreeing naturally
- ·Choose language and tone that suits the situation (formal or informal) and the person you're talking to
- ·Use Korean pronunciation, intonation, and delivery clearly enough that your meaning comes across despite minor inconsistencies
- ·Demonstrate awareness of Korean cultural conventions—such as appropriate greetings, politeness levels, and gestures—in your interactions
AAchieved
You have a genuine conversation in Korean where you share information and give your opinion, and you keep it going despite some wobbles in pronunciation or language choice—the overall message gets through.
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