Talk To Me In Korean Level 1

Book Overview: Talk To Me In Korean Level 1

Introduction

“Talk To Me In Korean Level 1” is an ideal starting point for beginners in Korean. This book emphasizes everyday colloquial language, allowing learners to quickly grasp and use Korean in daily conversations. It includes basic grammar points and essential greetings like “Hello” and “Thank you,” making it easy for even complete beginners to start forming sentences in Korean. The book offers a variety of content, including dialogues, quizzes, and readings about Korean life, all aimed at making the learning process enjoyable and practical.

Key Features

• Focus on Spoken Language: Concentrates on colloquial Korean for immediate communication.
• Audio Support: Free MP3 downloads for all expressions and dialogues, accessible at TalkToMeInKorean.com.
• Diverse Learning Materials: Engaging mix of dialogues, quizzes, and cultural insights.
• Self-Study Friendly: Designed for those studying independently without a formal classroom setting.

Lesson Breakdown

• LESSON 1: Greetings – “Hello, Thank you”
• LESSON 2: Basic Responses – “Yes, No, What?”
• LESSON 3: Farewells – “Goodbye, See you”
• LESSON 4: Apologies – “I’m sorry, Excuse me”
• LESSON 5: Self-Identification – “It’s me, What is it?”
• LESSON 6: Identifying Objects – “This is…, What is this?”
• LESSON 7: Demonstratives – “This, That, It”
• LESSON 8: Negation – “It’s NOT me”
• LESSON 9: Grammar – Topic/Subject Marking Particles
• LESSON 10: Possession and Existence – “Have, Don’t have, There is, There isn’t”

Cultural Insight

• [Blog] “Places in Korea: Han River”

• LESSON 11: Making Requests – “Please give me…”

• LESSON 12: Food-Related Phrases – “It’s delicious, It tastes awful, Thank you for the food”

• LESSON 13: Expressing Desires – “I want to…”

• LESSON 14: Inquiring Preferences – “What do you want to do?”

• LESSON 15: Numbers – Sino-Korean Numbers

• LESSON 16: Present Tense Forms – Basic Conjugations

• LESSON 17: Past Tense Forms – Conjugations

• LESSON 18: Directions – Location-marking Particles

• LESSON 19: Discussing Time – “When”

• LESSON 20: Counting – Native Korean Numbers

Cultural Insight

• [Blog] “Travel in Korea: Taking a Taxi”

• LESSON 21: Forming Negatives – Negative Sentences

• LESSON 22: Action Words – Verbs

• LESSON 23: Identification – “Who?”

• LESSON 24: Inquiry – “Why? How?”

• LESSON 25: Directions and Time – “From A To B, From C Until D”

Conclusion

With its user-friendly approach, “Talk To Me In Korean Level 1” is a valuable tool for anyone beginning their journey in learning Korean. The book’s structure ensures a smooth transition from basic greetings to more complex grammatical structures, setting a solid foundation for further language studies.