Talk To Me In Korean Workbook Level 1

The media could not be loaded. I absolutely love the Talk To Me In Korean Workbook! This company is fantastic for anyone wanting to learn Korean. The workbook is easy to follow, making it great for self-study, and there are tons of resources on their site that complement it perfectly. The lessons are short and manageable, so I never feel overwhelmed. Overall, it’s a fun and effective way to learn a language. Highly recommend!

This is a great teaching tool for adults and children who are beginners in learning Korean language.

I have tried some other Korean instructional books, but this series is hands down the best. This workbook pairs with the textbook, I would recommend to get them together. 감사합니다.

My friends started teaching me Hangul and some phrases and words in Korean. I really enjoyed it, and wanted to get some more systematic learning that included grammar. This workbook and the free audio lessons on the talktomeinkorean.com website have been really great and helpful - I've learned a lot after completing workbook level 1! The audio lessons are great and explain everything very well with a lot of personality - the hosts are fun and make the lessons enjoyable to listen to. This workbook is a great way to practice what is taught in each audio lesson, and has a lot of review as it continues to introduce new vocabulary and grammar each lesson. It also offers great practice for writing in Hangul. Another great aspect is the dictation exercises. Overall, I feel like this workbook does a great job covering a lot of the key areas when learning a language - vocabulary, grammar, writing, and listening.

I had been using TTMIK online for awhile but felt like I needed something extra to help me remember my lesson better, this was perfect. It's well organized, offers some extra explanation, and makes studying a breeze. If you like TTMIK, you'll like this textbook

I've been happy with TTMIK's lessons and workbooks so far. I've found them to be a good general curriculum to follow while using other tools to help learn Korean. You'll also want to pace yourself and review previous lessons as you go along.I do recommend using other resources as well. The workbooks and lessons don't really cover things like reading and writing Hangel in detail. They have a separate lesson/book for that though, if you want. I have some iPad apps that I use to learn those.I enjoy the audio lessons. They aren't too long, but long enough to learn something new. The workbooks help a lot with practicing and committing the lessons to memory.If you haven't tried TTMIK before I recommend listening to some of their lessons from the beginning. Doing that on their site is free. If you like what you hear and want to continue I highly recommend picking up the workbook.

I got this book on Tuesday and even when I got to work I find myself wanting to hurry from work to start this study. i have never been so invested in studying anything like this before like usually its like a 2-day thing but i am so happy i chose to buy the paperback version instead of the electronic one because my phone is a great disturbing thing and always giving me stuff to do.I am so glad for the book it is just I can't find the tracks that we are supposed to listen to, for the listening part of the exercise like i have searched and the only mp3 (that i have accessible that is on the site) is for the class i just listened to there is no other mp3 on it which was confusing and completely defeated the purpose of the book but other than that its great.it has the Korean alphabet it comes after the table of contents and it is a quick guide to hangul it has all the letters, it tells you how to pronounce them (i learned them already so this was a fun look back) there was so much writing space (or maybe its because it already stared writing in Korean that my writing got smaller) its perfect for beginners and people who want to touch upon some stuff they learned already I would recommend buying this book along with the talk to me in Korean 1 its easier and makes studying fun

If you are seriously interested in learning Korean- go to www.talktomeinkorean.com. The books help reinforce everything that you have learned by following the curriculum on the website. Hearing the dialogues between 2 people or more really help in understanding what the words are suppose to sound like. As someone who owns over 50 different programs, & books I know a thing about making learning Korean easier. I would rate the T.T.M.I.K & italki.com as the top websites to help you learn korean, and become fluent in speaking.(italki is great, affordable & has you almost immediately carrying a conversation in korean) My top books for self learning are: Korean made simple by Billy Go, Korean from zero 1 by George Trombley/Reed Bullen,Living Language Korean complete edition by Living language/Jaemin Roh, Korean for Beginners: Mastering conversational korean by Henry J. Amen IV/Kyubyong ParkIntegrated Korean (Klear textbooks) Although I wouldn't suggest starting here, as it can be a bit intimidating for the self learner.