Easy Korean lessons to understand K-POP: Let\'s learn Korean Language Hangul

By Kim Yong Eui

This book will serve as a guide to learning Korean effectively for such beginners. In particular, it will start with how to read Korean, including how the Korean language came to be, the structure of the Korean language, and then move on to learning simple essential Korean everyday phrases. Also, in the final table of contents, I have compiled a list of Korean words and expressions that are commonly used in Korean K-POP. Best of all, all of the book\'s content is available as free video lessons. You can find them at the YouTube channel address listed on page 5 of this book.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Seoin Books
• Release date: Jul 18, 2023
• ISBN: 9791197951732

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COPYRIGHT

Publication date 18 July 2023

Writter Kim Yong Eui

Publisher Seoin Books

Email [e-mail]

ISBN 979-11-979517-3-2

Price US$ 9.99

This book is protected by copyright law and may not be reproduced, and any use of its contents, in whole or in part, must have the written consent of the copyright holder.

Prologue

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many people around the world are staying indoors and watching more videos on YouTube, TikTok, and Netflix than before the pandemic. In particular, Korean dramas and K-POP have become more popular around the world, which has led to a greater global demand for learning Korean.

If you've recently decided you want to learn Korean, it's often hard to know where to start.

This book will serve as a guide to learning Korean effectively for such beginners. In particular, it will start with how to read Korean, including how the Korean language came to be, the structure of the Korean language, and then move on to learning simple essential Korean everyday phrases.

Also, in the final table of contents, I have compiled a list of Korean words and expressions that are commonly used in Korean K-POP.

I've been teaching English online and offline in Korea for about 15 years now, and I've met a wide variety of English learners. I've also worked with native American speakers who want to learn Korean, and I've taught them the basics of Korean.

This book is the result of my thinking about how to make it easier for beginner Korean learners to learn English while creating and planning numerous language learning content courses. Therefore, I am confident that readers who are slow to learn Korean and feel stuck will have a more concrete direction for their future Korean studies after reading this book.

Finally, I want you to create a specific motivation for learning Korean, because your own genuine motivation for learning Korean is the most important key to keeping you on track and having fun in the future. If you can do that, I'm confident that the value of this book will be even greater, as it will fulfill its main purpose: to help you learn Korean effectively and maximize your motivation.

About the Author

Kim Yong Eui majored in English and worked at LG Electronics in the global sourcing department. Since then, he has taught TOEFL and English at universities. He has lectured on online English teaching sites and created a YouTube channel, Koreanssem, where he teaches basic Korean lessons in his spare time.

YouTube channel address:

https://www.youtube.com/koreanssem

* You can learn the content of this book for free on this YouTube channel.

Easy Korean lessons to understand K-POP

contents

Part 1 How to read Korean for beginners

01 Introduction to Korean and its syllables

02 Number of vowels and consonants in Korean

03 Introduction to Korean vowels

04 Introduction to Korean Consonants

05 Combining consonants and vowels

06 Let’s read final consonants

Part 2 Basic Korean Speaking Practice

07 Speaking the subject

08 Speaking positive sentences

09 Speak negative sentences

10 Putting a proposition in a subject

11 Speaking interrogative sentence

12 Speaking the past tense

13 Saying negative sentences in the past tense

14 Let’s review speaking practice

15 Speaking verbs

16 Making verb negative sentences with ‘안’

17 You need to know the word order to speak Korean.

18 Making the verb past tense

19 Making sentences using adjectives

20 Future Tense

Hold on! Foreigners' favorite words in Korea

Part 3 Let’s learn common K-Pop expressions