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book for learning Korean
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Since I graduated college I've found myself lacking mental stimulation. I thought it would be fun to try to learn Korean, so I've tried out Rosetta Stone. The program seems ok, but I have so many questions that the program does not answer, specifically about grammar stuff. It drives me nuts not knowing why certain words are put together and things like that.
I've decided I would like to have a text book or workbook of some sort to work out of to help me understand the language more clearly. Does anyone have any suggestions?
I've decided I would like to have a text book or workbook of some sort to work out of to help me understand the language more clearly. Does anyone have any suggestions?
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Also, for a small fee of your patience, you can send me questions now and then and I'll try to answer them to the best of my ability. I'm Korean-American, and I was raised listening and speaking Korean. I'm not 100% proficient at it, but I know my way around. I tutored South Korean college students who came here to study English, I might as well do the opposite. I also have my parents whom I call once or twice a week to see how they're doing and I could ask them for some help. My girlfriend's a Korea native too, so she could probably help me.
So yeah, it's cool if you throw a few questions over and I'll try and answer them as fast as I can and to the best of my ability.