Basic Korean

Learn Practical Grammar For Speaking

Aron Huh

• Publisher: PENREEVE
• Year: 2020
• ISBN:
  9788967842420
• Topic: Sprachen & Linguistik
• Subtopic: Sprachen

Many Korean learners say that the Korean language is difficult to learn. It is because unlike English, there are many complex endings and particles in the Korean language. For this reason, the existing Korean textbooks for foreigners have mainly covered a large number of "Grammars," which may not be used often in real conversation. The way you "have been learning" Korean:
Lengthy & Boring, Impractical, Grammar & Text-based The way you "will learn" Korean with this book:
Simple & Easy, Practical, Conversational-based Many students have often asked us if there is a book which specifically focuses on real conversational grammar because they put a lot of effort into learning Korean, but they still can\'t even speak a word. The problem was not them, but learning materials and methods because learning a language is not about memorizing a large number of grammars. It is about how to use them in real conversation.
We genuinely hope that through this book, many Korean learners who have difficulty learning Korean can speak Korean with confidence.

1. Korean Alphabet(한글) & Sentence Structure

□ Let's get ready!

- Korean Alphabet, Hangeul(한글)

Korean alphabet consists of 40 letters(19 consonants and 21 vowels)

 

- Syllabic block

The syllabic block is composed of consonants and vowels.

A consonant can be in the first and final position and a vowel will be in the second position.

 

- 10 Simple Vowels

 

- 14 Simple Consonants

 

- 11 Compound Vowels

 

- 5 Double Consonants

 

- Final Consonants

□ Korean Sentence Structure

Korean sentences consist of "Subject + Verb" or "Subject + Object + Verb".

Particles are attached to subjects and objects in Korean sentences. The subject particles 이, 가 are attached to the subject of a sentence and the object particles 을, 를 are attached to the object of a sentence.

 

When the subject is obvious from the context,it can be omitted.

 

2. Self-Introduction

□ Let's get ready!

1. Let's ask and answer the names of people or objects.

Grammar Focus

N + 입니다, 입니까?

입니다 attache...

Table of contents

• cover
• 1. Korean Alphabet(한글) & Sentence Structure
• 2. Self-Introduction
• 3. Daily Life ①
• 4. Location & Direction
• 5. Time & Schedule
• 6. Daily Life ②
• 7. Introducing Family
• 8. Shopping
• 9. Plans
• 10. Suggestion &Reason
• 11. Transportation
• 12.Weather
• 13. Request
• 14. Ability
• 15. Permission & Prohibition
• Answers