KSIF Airing Season 3 of ‘Speak in Korean!’
through Vietnam Educational Broadcasting
(VTV7)

> First episode aired on July 31, with broadcasts continuing every Wednesday and Friday at 6:30 p.m. until November

> Following the success of Season 1 in 2021 and Season 2 in 2023, Season 3 is now being aired

The King Sejong Institute Foundation(President Lee Hai-young, hereafter referred to as the KSIF) partnered with Vietnam’s national education channel(hereafter referred to as the VTV7) to co-produce and air the third season of the Korean language education program ‘Speak in Korean!(CÙNG NÓI TIẾNG HÀN!)’, which began broadcasting on July 31.

Since the first season aired on VTV7 in 2021, ‘Speak in Korean!’ has released 45 episodes, including Season 2 in 2023, and is available for replay on YouTube. The YouTube videos have garnered over 800,000 cumulative views as of July this year.

Following the popularity of the program in Vietnam, KSIF launched Season 3 of ‘Speak in Korean!’ on VTV7, starting with the first broadcast on July 31 at 6:30 p.m. (Vietnam local time). The season will consist of 30 episodes, airing every Wednesday and Friday at 6:30 p.m. until November, with each episode running for about 30 minutes.
 
 

While Seasons 1 and 2 focused on beginner-level Korean, Season 3 has been designed to teach practical Korean expressions for various situations that Vietnamese visitors may encounter in Korea. This season’s content was developed with input from top Korean language education experts in Vietnam, ensuring it is both comprehensive and effective.

Additionally, Season 3 offers educational supplementary materials for each episode, which can be downloaded for free from the VTV7 website (https://vtv7.vtv.vn/), making it easier for learners to follow along and study Korean.

KSIF President Lee Hai-young shared her thoughts on the collaboration, “It’s very meaningful that we are continuing to air ‘Speak in Korean!’ Season 3 in Vietnam through our ongoing partnership with VTV7, which began in 2021. Moving forward, KSIF will strive to expand similar localized Korean language education programs to other countries where there is a demand for learning Korean.”