My Weekly Korean Vocabulary - Book 1

My Weekly Korean Vocabulary #1

by TalkToMeInKorean, “The Drawing Project” participants (Illustrations ), 안효진 Hyojin An (Editor)

Based on the popular e-book with the same title, My Weekly Korean Vocabulary is designed to help you learn common Korean vocabulary words and how to use them in context. One new keyword is presented each day for 12 weeks and is accompanied by 20 sample sentences with detailed explanations and English translations. You can download the audio recordings for all the words and sentences in this book from http://TalkToMeInKorean.com/weekly-vo....

This book is suitable for Korean learners of all levels. If you are a beginner, you can start by studying the keywords and short phrases, and if you are a more advanced learner, you can enrich your sentence building skills and speak more fluently. You can learn even more words in addition to the keywords by studying the sample sentences.

12 weeks, 1 word per day, 1,680 sentences in total. Are you up for the challenge?


*Edition Language: Korean and English

288 pages, Paperback

First published March 3, 2014

Reviews

[Charlie · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is ideal for beginners who are just past the basics. It will teach you lots of words and expressions that are so valuable you will be wanting to use them immediately. Cleverly, the book offers several phrases with increasing complexity, therefore on your first read you will presumably only learn the words and first few phrases, on your second read, if you have stuck to learning a word every day, you will be able to tackle the more sophisticated example sentences. Audio mp3s are free to download.

[Jane Riordan · Rating 3 out of 5]

It may be my advanced age, or just the sheer difficulty of Korean as a language, but the number of words suggested for learning on a daily basis is huge and way beyond my capabilities.

The daily suggestions are based around a base word or verb and so one can just learn the basics or expand.

For me, it was all just a bit too much.

[Matt · Rating 5 out of 5]

I found this a really enjoyable way to practice Korean. I got to a point with their regular textbooks where I needed more practice and less new grammar for a while and this, I think, did the trick.