Hey!Didn’t think you’d need a textbook, did ya? A Korean textbook gives you structure, that you, as a beginner, need. It gives you a path, from Page 1 to 200, of hangul, grammar, writing, reading and everything that you won’t learn from watching K-Dramas. Is it the answer to the entire language?

The first book takes you from the very beginning by learning hangul, how it was formed and by whom, and how to write it properly. After that, each chapter goes. 3 great ways to learn Korean! Buy on Amazon. Why is Korean From Zero! We really love Korean and want you to learn. Can we use your book in our Korean. Need some help choosing a Korean textbook for studying Korean? Take a look at these books, they are some of the best resources for learning Korean!

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But it’s a good start and reliable material for learning Korean. Here’s are 7 best Korean textbooks for beginners. All books have links so click on them to learn more at Amazon.

Links are my Amazon affiliate links. Beautiful, smooth, definitely for the beginner. It comes with 3 essential books (essential, intermediate, and advanced), one book full of audio CDs, a work book to help you with reading, writing, and pronunciation, and a handy empty notebook. One of the best introductory books to Korean so far. It is really well laid out and keeps you motivated because there is a structure to everything. There are plenty of places to practice your handwriting in the Hangul section as well as the rest of the book. It’s like a work-book/text-book combination.

Extremely handy & overall beginner book. I’d choose this as my starting point if I were to restart learning Korean. Korean Made Simple shuns romanization ( nice!) and teaches you Hangul first. At the end of each chapter, with 20 chapters in all, there are practice sections and review lists. In total it’s 348 pages and teaches you over 1,000 words on top of Hangul and grammar. Comes with CD and the beginning hits you with the basics: simple phrases and hangul.

Each lesson builds upon the grammar you’ve learned in the previous lessons so it’s not hard. Well organized and easy to get through. You’re going to need a lot of words to speak more Korean. It has romanization (great news for lazy people!) It has conjugation charts for all tenses for the verbs and is a great reference book to have.

Learn more words; refresh your conjugation skills! Assumes you already know Hangul. Amazing for grammar – clear and extensive explanations of Beginner Korean grammar. It does a good job to help you break down a sentence and understand how the how the subject, object, etc. Come together. Also, has quizzes and answer key at the end of every chapter. You need this.

Everyone, when starting a new language must learn the JUICY bits first – the bad words. This is 128 pages of slang, insults, sex terms, and swear words. A nice collection of words that range from cool slang to dirty words all around great reading material. Great as a supplement and down-time reading. Other alternatives 8. It is audio and visual and a lot of repetition.

That’s the main strength of the program. Once you’re done with a unit, you internalize 80% to 100% of the words & grammar and know them automatically without “trying” to remember. You also get review reports after every unit to show how good you actually are. This will get you speaking & understanding daily Korean if you use it. BONUS Free Korean Textbook I don’t know how you feel about PDF “books” but I came across a completely free Korean textbook for beginners accompanied with Audio Files. Gioco Carte Briscola Pc more. All thanks go to Monash University. You can download both My Korean 1 & 2 at the links below.