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    With an emphasis on practical daily communication, Basic Korean is a great introduction to those looking to learn the language—whether on their own or with a teacher.Learn Korean quickly and easily with the help of real-life conversations by native speakers, everyday Korean vocabulary and
    expressions, easy-to-understand grammar explanations, notes on social etiquette for those traveling to Korea and so much more!With the help of 19 individual lessons, free online audio recordings, lively manga illustrations, comprehensive vocabulary lists and a bi-directional English-Korean/Korean-
    English dictionary, students get a complete overview of this exceedingly-popular language with the help of this book.Each self-contained lesson contains the following key elements:Authentic conversations to introduce new words and expressionsVocabulary lists with an emphasis on everyday words and
    phrasesSimple notes explaining how to form sentencesPractice drills and exercises to help internalize what you have learnedCultural notes explaining dos and don'ts, honorific language, etc.Native speaker audio recordings to help with pronunciationWhether used for self study or in a formal classroom
    setting, Basic Korean allows you to begin communicating from the very first lesson!About the Author:Soohee Kim received her Ph.D. in Linguistics from the University of Washington, where she taught Korean language, culture and linguistics for 17 years. She is interested in the role of grammatical
    knowledge in language acquisition and the maintenance and revival of heritage language skills. She continues to study many languages including Quechua, Tagalog, Japanese, Chinese, Russian, Polish, Tibetan, Urdu, Hebrew, Latin and Sanskrit. She is the author of Korean Flash Cards and the lead
    author of the Korean textbooks: Korean Grammar: The Complete Guide to Speaking Korean Naturally. Haewon Cho is the Director of the Korean Language Program and a Lecturer in Foreign Languages of Korean in EALC at the University of Pennsylvania, specializing in Korean language pedagogy and
    business language instruction. She has extensive teaching experience and has taught all levels of Korean language courses at various institutions such as University of Michigan and Middlebury College. She is a co-author of You Speak Korean, Korean Grammar: The Complete Guide to Speaking Korean
    Naturally, and Easy Korean. She holds M.A. degrees in Linguistics and Teaching ESL from the University of Washington. Emily Curtis holds a Ph.D. in Linguistics and an Ed.D. from the University of Washington. She teaches courses in general linguistics, phonology and morphology at Western
    Washington University and is a consultant in intercultural communication and language pedagogy. Her research interests are in phonology, heritage language and metalinguistic awareness. She has studied French, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Spanish and Lushootseed and is also co-author of Korean
    Grammar: The Complete Guide to Speaking Korean Naturally. I still remember how, 7 years ago, I was in the bookstore debating with myself whether to purchase this book. There was only a hardcover version at that time, and it was way beyond my budget. I ended up relying heavily on online (and free)
    resources, which worked well for me. Fast forward to 2015. Thanks to Tuttle, I finally got to own a copy and I’ll let you know whether it’s worth spending the 40 plus bucks (SGD) on it. Review under the cut! Having got used to the style of textbooks published in Korea in the past few years, the structure of
    Elementary Korean was rather jarring for me. Old school, structuralist and very… foreign (to me). The immediate thought that struck me was “oh man I don’t think I can study with this as an absolute beginner.” A rather strong statement, I admit. But I do have a strong preference for Korean-style textbooks
    (if you know what I mean). Featuring Fuchiko! hehe my collection! (sidetrack) Lesson 1 starts off with a whole list of basic expressions in the Korean script and curiously, the transcription is on a separate page and list. As someone who believes in page to page learning (I don’t like to skip chapters!), this is
    pretty overwhelming and rather useless. Curiously, the book chooses to use phonetic transcription, which already scares off me (a linguistic student hahahaha). I don’t think the average learner will appreciate it either. Granted, the lesson notes are detailed, but I would imagine it just makes Korean seem
    like a tough language to learn, instead of reassuring the learner. Lesson 1 ends off with 3 exercises – 2 of which are translation types (which I h.a.t.e) and in the last one, you are given a situation (in English) and asked which expression in Korean is appropriate. lol. Skip. Out of nowhere, lesson 2 (more
    basic expressions) starts with introducing numbers 1-10. The Korean one (하나 둘 etc). DOESN’T TELL ME ANYTHING. it doesn’t even explain that there are two numbering systems. And hello, the hangul alphabet is not even introduced?! In lesson 3 (finally!), we get to learn the hangul alphabet. The
    book comes with a CD, and basically it fails me on the first count already because it doesn’t pronounce the alphabet for me (!!!). Instead, the mp3 files are for the exercises. Fine, for the vowel exercise, I get to listen to the vowels. But for the consonant exercise, they actually teach me what the alphabet
    letters are called (기역, 니은 etc), which is …… so useful for the beginner learner. NOT. By then, I have almost given up on the book. Which is a pity. Because the later parts of the book are decent. The grammar explanations are quite detailed, with ample example sentences. It’s not very common to find
    detailed Korean grammar explanations in English (I remember switching to Chinese or Korean ones pretty fast), so this is a plus point of this book for those who would still prefer it to be in English! The exercises are still awful though, which makes me wonder if I’m learning the language or learning
    translation. (well, I’m glad they at least provide an answer key) But yes, the grammar explanations are detailed and they do introduce quite a number of new stuff in each chapter. If you would like to get the book, I recommend you to have some basics in hangul elsewhere and just start from chapter 5. Or
    at least, that is what I would do. Overall, the structure of the book doesn’t suit my preferences but that doesn’t mean it’s not good. Some people might enjoy the structuralist approach this book uses. All in all, can’t say that I’ll highly recommend this, but if you would like to purchase this, get the paperback
    version! Buy it on Amazon  Buy it on Kinokuniya (SG)  For those who have used the book, leave a comment to share your thoughts! Nobody would deny that a dictionary is a must-have for anyone who’s serious about learning Korean. However, dictionaries’ utility is limited: most dictionaries don’t provide
    key information that English speakers need to know, such as examples of a particular word in context, or background regarding the cultural implications of using certain words and phrases. That’s where Tuttle’s Essential Korean Vocabulary comes in. Essential Korean Vocabulary is a dictionary packed
    with extras: it’s 600 pages consisting of not just words and their definitions, but also illustrative sentences, common misspellings, cultural information, and more. Especially useful as a supplement to Korean language classes, Essential Korean Vocabulary is a great addition to any intermediate (or
    advanced) Korean language learner’s bookshelf. A dictionary packed with extras Essential Korean Vocabulary squeezes in a total of 8000 words, meaning that it’s comparable to most traditional Korean-English dictionaries. But unlike traditional dictionaries, it offers a lot more than simple definitions. For
    starters, all words have spelling both in hangul and Roman characters. And nearly all definitions are accompanied by an illustrative sample sentence, which comes with an English translation. One of the most simple yet helpful features in Essential Korean Vocabulary is that all words are ranked in terms of
    their prominence. Words with three dots are the most common and important to know, while words with one dot are not very frequently used, and words with two dots are somewhere in between. This allows the learner to prioritize which words are most crucial to master -- something that is especially
    useful when reading books in Korean. Words in Essential Korean Vocabulary are not listed alphabetically: they’re organized into logical themes and subthemes. For instance, the “food” section covers basic food items like 설탕 (sugar). Then, it explores general food-related terms like 먹다 (to eat), as well
    as places to eat, such as 레스토랑 (restaurant), before delving into specific cooking terms like 쪄다 (to steam). (By the way, all the aforementioned words have 3 dots, except “to steam”, which has only one.) Key linguistic and cultural information Essential Korean Vocabulary accompanies its words with a
    host of informative symbols that can help you figure out links between related words and avoid common pitfalls that learners often fall victim to. For example, A = B means that words A and B are synonymous and interchangeable, while A ← B means that word A is often misspelled as word B. The
    dictionary is also peppered with tidbits of useful cultural and linguistic information, which is especially important for those who are traveling to Korea but aren’t familiar with its culture. For example, in its section describing numbers and age, Essential Korean Vocabulary explains naming conventions in
    Korean, pointing out that one’s family name comes before one’s given name. An ideal complement to language classes Essential Korean Vocabulary is an exceptionally valuable tool, but it’s important to understand its intended purpose. It’s not intended to teach you the grammatical intricacies of Korean,
    nor give details regarding the pronunciation of Korean words, but instead provide insight into the culture and usage of the parts of the language. Therefore, it’s best for learners who already have a decent grasp of the basics. For this reason, Essential Korean Vocabulary shouldn’t be treated as a
    standalone book, but rather as a supplement to one-on-one Korean classes with a native-speaking Korean teacher or an intensive self-study regimen. Overall, we highly recommend it for students who want to increase their vocabulary and gain a deep understanding of Korean words are used.
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