Talk To Me In Korean Workbook Level 2

Talk To Me In Korean Workbooks #2

by TalkToMeInKorean

This workbook is designed to be used in conjunction with the TTMIK Level 2 lessons, which are available at TalkToMeInKorean.com, free of charge. Developed by a certified teacher to help you review and retain what you’ve learned in the TTMIK lessons, this workbook contains six main categories of review (vocabulary review, writing, listening comprehension, reading comprehension, fill in the chart, dictation) and thirteen types of exercises (matching, fill in the blank, multiple choice, dictation, draw a picture, translation, short answer, define and translate, conjugation, write your own sentence, Q&A, unscramble and write, and verbification).

Genres: Nonfiction, Language

148 pages, Paperback

First published October 14, 2013

Reviews

[Kimberly Robello]

These books are fun to do. They are not tedious like other language workbooks. I look forward to doing the exercises in these books. Even if I get some answers wrong, I’m still happy because I’m learning.

The sections are spaced out comfortably, so when you open the book, the exercises don’t look daunting or overwhelming.

[Jane Riordan]

Since Talk To Me In Korean have updated and revised their learning materials, many of the workbook exercises are now mirrored within the online course, but it is still good for those pen and paper people like myself to have the hard copy.

Excellent way to revise and review and hopefully embed the knowledge learned in the lessons from the Textbooks.

[katherine ✡︎]

I wish these workbooks had a bit more work in them, and I wish they were made without romanization after level 1.

[Jamie Cody]

An amazing tool for in depth Korean learning. I love this paired with the Level 2 main book. They are much better together.

[Josephine Widyatmadja L]

Great book! learnt a lot from it, but sometimes maybe because i’m not taking a side not or something, i tends to forget the difference between grammar A or grammar B. Which i meant is, if i was given a sentence or a paragraph, maybe i will be confused why using A and not B. Because this book is 1 chapter, 1 lesson at a time, mostly i got it right, but then i might mix things up all of these lessons are combined.

Maybe, could do like a mix or overall lesson so that we know when, how, what grammar should we use.