Description

Multicultural Family Korean Language Textbook

This book is a product of the 2017 Multicultural Family Textbook Development Project, initiated by the National Institute of the Korean Language. It’s tailored to aid members of multicultural families in acquiring proficiency in both spoken and written Korean, deeply rooted in an understanding of Korean culture. This resource is designed to empower learners to shift from a passive role in adapting to Korean society to an active one in leading and shaping it.

Book Composition

Publisher’s Note

Preface

Note

Textbook Scheme

Korean Lessons

  1. Lesson 1: I am Thai.
  2. Lesson 2: Is there a clock in the classroom?
  3. Lesson 3: Where is the bathroom?
  4. Lesson 4: I usually rest at home on the weekends.
  5. Lesson 5: How is life in Korea?
  6. Lesson 6: My birthday is June 11th.
  7. Lesson 7: Two servings of bulgogi, please.
  8. Lesson 8: Please give me some credit.
  9. Lesson 9: I went hiking with my friend on the weekend.
  10. Lesson 10: I’m going to the amusement park with my family.
  11. Lesson 11: How do I get to the terminal?
  12. Lesson 12: You can make kimchi.
  13. Lesson 13: I want to send a gift to my family.
  14. Lesson 14: I want to send this package to the Philippines.
  15. Lesson 15: My head hurts.
  16. Lesson 16: Shall we go see a movie?

Supplementary Materials

  • Model Answer
  • Listening Passage
  • Cultural Translation
  • Vocabulary Book

Publisher Review

The development of this book reflects the significant increase in international exchanges and the growing number of foreigners settling in Korea. It highlights Korea’s transition into a multicultural society, where immigrants, their Korean spouses, and their children are becoming integral parts of the community, thereby raising Korea’s international stature.

This edition, a revision of “Korean with Marriage Immigrants” published in 2010, is divided into two volumes with distinct focuses. “Enjoyable Korean for Multicultural Families” emphasizes task activities for spoken language, while “Accurate Korean for Multicultural Families” concentrates on written forms. The integration of these two aspects aims to achieve fluency and accuracy in Korean language learning. The book encourages all members of multicultural families to diligently study Korean language and culture, to become successful members of Korean society.

Publication date : February 13, 2019
Number of pages, weight, size 224 pages | 210*287*20mm

Customer Reviews

Based on 4 reviews
  1. 蓮田 結衣 from 東京、日本 (verified owner)

    多文化家族向けのこの韓国語テキストは、ただの言語教材ではありません。彼らにとって新たな生きる力を与え、その過程で親しみやすいコミュニケーション技術も教えてくれます。内容には文化的背景が豊かに盛り込まれており、自分自身を主張できる場が設けられているため、本物の言葉で思考する機会が広がります。この本は特別だと思います。それぞれ異なる家庭から持ち寄った人生経験こそ、相互理解と共感につながります。

  2. Lila Phongthana from Amsterdam, Nederland (verified owner)

    Dit boek over Koreans leren is een wereld op zich! Als Thaise moeder leerde ik niet alleen de taal, maar voelde ik me ook verbonden met onze gezamenlijke cultuur. Het was zo’n verrijkende ervaring!

  3. Alessia Cortini from Torino, Italia (verified owner)

    A differenza di altre risorse didattiche che promettono apprendimento senza integrazione culturale, ‘Fun Beginner Korean with Multicultural Families 1’ riesce a fondere l’apprendimento linguistico con una ricca prospettiva sulle esperienze multiculturali. Ogni lezione è costruita attorno a situazioni autentiche quotidiane che stimolano non solo la comunicazione in lingua coreana ma anche il dialogo e la comprensione delle sfide familiari multiculturaliste. Mentre leggevo della vita nelle diverse culture riflessa nei testi, ho sentito un coinvolgimento emozionale; questi racconti personali arricchiscono notevolmente l’esperienza di apprendimento rispetto ai tradizionali manuali impersonali.

  4. Luciana Aguirre from Mexico City, Mexico (verified owner)

    Yo, just dived into ‘Fun Beginner Korean’ and I’m vibin’ with the whole multicultural fam twist! 🥳 It’s not your typical language book; you really get a sense of how diverse life is in Korea through these lessons. Like when I hit up Lesson 4 about weekend chillin’? Totally relates to my own laid-back weekends back in Mexico City! They cover practical stuff too—finding bathrooms, asking for time (which let me tell ya, is super handy during train rides 😅). The mix of cultural bits sprinkled throughout gives it this warm homey feel. So stoked to keep learning more!

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