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How I Study Korean

This is PART ONE - Main Educational Resources

Preply - tutoring site/app

It IS NOT free--you do have to pay for the classes, but each tutor sets their own prices.

I think this app is worth it because I don't learn well when I don't have someone who I can actually talk to about it, because I usually have questions (lol).

HowToStudyKorean.com - free site (i think they have an app too?)

I like their lessons and I like using it as another reference if I'm struggling to understand a concept.

Basic/Intermediate Korean - A Grammar and Workbook

Both by Andrew Byon

ON ARCHIVE.ORG

These are free digital books that I like to use as reference as well.

500 Basic Korean Verbs

By KyuByong Park

ON ARCHIVE.ORG

I suck at vocab so it's nice to have a book for it that isn't a dictionary (lol).

#koreanlanguagelearning #koreanlanguage #korean #studyingkorean #studykorean #studytips #studyingtips #koreanapps #koreansites #learnkorean

2024/6/27 Edited to

Learning Korean can be an exciting journey, and having the right resources is essential for success. One of the best ways to structure your learning is through a combination of personalized lessons and self-study materials. Platforms like Preply offer the ability to connect with native tutors who tailor their teaching to your specific needs. While it does require an investment, the interactive learning experience can significantly enhance your understanding of the language. For those exploring free options, HowToStudyKorean.com stands out with its comprehensive free lessons. The site includes multiple units that cover essential grammar and vocabulary. Utilizing these lessons as a supplementary resource can provide a well-rounded approach to language acquisition. Additionally, digital books such as 'Basic/Intermediate Korean: A Grammar and Workbook' by Andrew Byon and '500 Basic Korean Verbs' by KyuByong Park are available online for free. These resources are excellent for reinforcing grammar rules and expanding vocabulary without the need for expensive textbooks. Incorporating these books into your study routine can help strengthen your foundational knowledge. Together, combining paid lessons with free educational sites and digital books offers a balanced approach while allowing flexibility in learning. Engage with these resources today to accelerate your Korean language journey!

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