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Korean For Dummies

Author:  
Jungwook Hong
Wang Lee
EunYoung Won
Jeongyi Lee
Published:  
November 13, 2024
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Overview

Learn Korean with the engaging Dummies method

You love the culture, and you love the language. Korean For Dummies helps you get the basics of Korean so you can communicate successfully, even if you've never studied another language before. This fun guide will help you get the hang of spelling, vocabulary, and grammar, so you can travel, do business, or just enjoy learning something new. Online audio content gives you a well-rounded Korean language learning experience and helps you improve your pronunciation and listening skills. Plus, you'll learn key vocab for common situations you'll encounter while traveling in Korea.

  • Learn Korean alphabets and sounds so you can communicate authentically
  • Dip into the culture and history of North and South Korea
  • Master numbers, verb tenses, travel expressions, and beyond
  • Practice, practice, practice your Korean with included audio resources

Beginner students or those wanting to better their Korean reading, writing, and speaking skills will find what they need in Korean For Dummies

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Korean For Dummies Cheat Sheet
The Korean language stands out globally as one of the rare languages with its creation story on record — who made it, for whom, why, and how. Hangeul, the Korean alphabet, was developed in 1443 by King Sejong, who is revered as Korea’s most respected king, pretty much an icon in Korean history. His motivation behind creating Hangeul was to devise a written system that the commoners could easily master.

About The Author

EunYoung Won is a language educator with over 20 years of experience, including at Harvard and Columbia Universities. Currently, EunYoung is a Teaching Professor of Korean at the University of Washington. Jeongyi Lee, PhD has taught Korean language and culture for over 20 years. Dr. Lee is currently a Professor at Kennesaw State University.

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