Korean 한국어
6 guides · 2 tools · Absolute beginner to beginner
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Korean grammar you need on day oneParticles, polite or casual speech, and the two number systems
Hangul in one weekendThe letters by mouth shape, a two-day plan and grid paper to print
Understanding spoken KoreanWhy Korean sounds fast, and four stages to train the ear- A Korean study routine you will keepTwenty minutes after dinner, a thirty-day plan and a four-thing desk
- A Korean workbook that can mark youWhere the answer key lives and how the audio reaches you, five books
- Korean phrases for a K-pop fansignVideo-call and in-person scripts cut to 60 or 90 seconds
Pocket tools
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Korean Hangul Writing Practice Workbook (Tuttle)
Tuttle
Why this one: Guided writing for every letter and syllable, square-grid practice pages and free online audio, if you like writing by hand while you learn to read.
View on AmazonAffiliate linkKorean Made Simple (Billy Go)
Billy Go
Why this one: A plain-English beginner book that starts from Hangul and builds grammar in small steps.
View on AmazonAffiliate linkLonely Planet Korean Phrasebook & Dictionary (8th edition)
Lonely Planet
Why this one: A pocket phrasebook with a pull-out fast-phrases card and a 3,500-word two-way dictionary, for the travel side of a trip to Korea.
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