Helloo! Can You Recommend Some Korean Learning Books For Beginners Please? Also If You Know Any That

Helloo! Can you recommend some korean learning books for beginners please? Also if you know any that can be found for free in pdf or epub format it would be amazing. My main source of getting books was zlibrary but since it's down I don't know other websites that have free books.

Hi! Thank you for your patience! Unfortunately, I don't believe I've come across any free PDFs of Korean books or anything like that, but I can provide some books I have heard of!

I'm taking a Korean class at school and we use the KLEAR textbooks and workbooks. I'm not sure if I would recommend them to those who are studying on their own since they're designed to supplement a class, but they do provide some pretty good exercises and explanations without getting too overwhelming. Maybe look into it!

I haven't used Talk to Me in Korean's textbooks, but they seem like they would be good if you're studying on your own. I really like TTMIK in general, so I trust that their textbooks are also helpful. Both TTMIK and KLEAR have textbooks for every level, so you should be able to find something for you!

As for websites where you might be able to find free resources, maybe see if your local library has a website where you can "borrow" e-books -- you never know what they might have! There's also a website called OpenLibrary that also allows you to borrow books. I'm not sure what Korean languages resources it has, but give it a try! I hope this was helpful! 화이팅!

how to self teach a new language 

have contact with this language by hearing it on movies, tv shows and music. this will help you with your pronunciation skills and with your vocabulary

learn vocabulary and grammar at the same time

read kids books and translate what you don’t know. it might be hard at the beginning, but keep trying 

speak to yourself will help you like crazy. I like to pretend that I’m acting or that someone is interviewing me hahah see the magic happens 

READ AND WRITE. this is as important as speaking. It used to be so hard for me to write in English and I felt awful because I could actually speak very well. But my writing skills were just a lower level than my speaking level. Thankfully it’s getting better with practice. 

try to study a little everyday. if you don’t have time to do so, watch a movie or something, but have this contact with the new language at least once a day

be persistent because the processes of learning a new language can really piss you off. sometimes you will understand nothing and that will drag you down. the difference is to keep pushing until it doesn’t bother you anymore! 

A very useful demonstration of the importance of sentence length.

Learn to Read Korean in 15 Minutes

Masterlist

이미 vs 벌써

Counters 

Progressive tense 

조금,정말,진짜,아주

-만

좋다 VS 좋아하다

Who,What,When,Where,Why

Vocabulary 

Seasons 

Languages/Nationalities

Days of the week 

Countries 

Animals 

Family

Sports 

Space/Nature 

 Dates

Plants

Fall

Christmas

Valentine’s Day

Birthday   

Kpop Vocabulary 

BTS - Boy With Luv 

Monsta X- Alligator 

(G)I-dle - LATATA 

Twice - Fancy 

Resources/Tips

Ways to stay motivated  

Weekly study plan

My Korean notebook

Apps 

Youtubers 

Apps/youtubers/websites

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this post is meant to be a directory of every resource I come across for Slovak. it will be a continuous work in progress so thank you for your patience! if you have any issues or things to add, please reply to this post!

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