KOREAN TEXTBOOKS MASTERPOST

korean-adventure:

  • ENGLISH

Colloquial Korean – the complete course for beginners [AUDIO]

Integrated Korean – Level 1 [AUDIO]

Integrated Korean – Level 2 [AUDIO]

Teach Yourself Korean [AUDIO]

Seoul National University – Korean 1

Seoul National University – Korean 2

Seoul National University – Korean 3 [AUDIO]

Seoul National University – Korean 4 [AUDIO]

Korean for dummies [AUDIO] [CHEAT SHEET]

My Korean 1 [AUDIO]

My Korean 2 [AUDIO]

Korean Advanced Course. Level 1

Korean Advanced Course. Level 2

Active Korean 1 [AUDIO]

Frequently Used Korean Dialogues 2000 Sentences [AUDIO]

College Korean

Beginner’s Korean [AUDIO]

Basic Korean – A grammar and workbook

Intermediate Korean – A grammar and workbook

Korean Through English 1 [AUDIO]

Living Language Korean Course [AUDIO]

Modern Conversational Korean

Hanyang Korean 1 [TEXTBOOKGRAMMAR&PATTERNSWRITING PRACTICE]

Essential Korean [AUDIO]

Pathfinder in Korean – Beginner [STUDENT BOOKWORKBOOK]

Continuing Korean [AUDIO]

Korean Grammar for International Learners

The sounds of Korean – a pronunciation guide [AUDIO]

Using Korean: A Guide to Contemporary Usage

The Korean Language Structure, Use and Context

Tense and Aspect in Korean

Korean Honorifics and Politeness in Second Language Learning

A Korean Grammar on Semantic-Pragmatic Principles

Korean (London Oriental and African Language Library)

The Korean Language (Cambridge Language Surveys)

A History of the Korean Language

A Korean-English dictionary

Collins Korean Phrasebook

Easy to learn Korean Language

In-Fight Korean [AUDIO]

VocabuLearn Korean [LEVEL 1 | LEVEL 2]

Slang dictionary

Dirty Korean Everyday Slang

Korean Headstart Cultural Notes

Frommer’s South Korea Travel Guide

An Illustrated Guide to Korean Mythology

Korean Folk Tales

The Korean Wave: a New Pop Culture Phenomenon

A Brief History of Korea

The Rough Guide to Seoul

Culture and Customs of Korea

North Korea though the Looking Glass

Foods of Korea

A History of Korea from Antiquity to the Present

  • RUSSIAN

Корейский язык Вводный курс [AUDIO]

Корейский язык. Вводный курс (Вон Гван) [AUDIO]

Корейский язык. Основной курс (Вон Гван) [AUDIO]

Начальный курс корейского языка

Пособие по корейскому языку для начинающих [AUDIO]

Китайские иероглифы в корейском языке

Корейский язык Курс для продолжающих (Вон Гван)

Пособие по переводу с русского языка на корейский

Учебник корейского языка. Средний уровень 

  • FRENCH

Manuel De Coréen Volume 1

Grammaire coréenne

  • SPANISH

El coreano básico

  • SLOVENIAN (not sure, please corect me if i’m wrong)

Uchebnik Koreyskogo Dialoga 1

Uchebnik Koreyskogo Dialoga 2

  • GERMAN

Kauderwelsch Koreanisch Wort für Wort [AUDIO]

  • BOOKS

Harry Potter series

Children books (post by unyounglearnskorean)

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hii do you know any good apps on ios for learning korean?? thanks!

Hi, sorry I can’t help but I’ve really never used any apps for Korean apart from HelloTalk which is really good for language exchange. I know there are a lot that teach situational phrases which are probably really helpful if you’re about to go to Korea and I’ve also seen the Talk to me in Korean app which I haven’t used but I’ve personally learnt the most through their content so I will always recommend that. 🙂 Maybe other people can add to this if they have recommendations. 

I thought “bam” was night?

Yeah, 밤 (bam) = night. 야 (夜) is hanja (Chinese characters which are used in Korean) meaning night and is used in some Korean words as you can see. There are lots of cases where Korean uses both a native-Korean word and a word taken from Chinese (sino-Korean) so don’t be surprised to see different words for things for which there is only one word in English! i.e.
해 = Sun

(native-Korean)

태양 (太陽) = Sun (sino-Korean)
날 = Day (native-Korean)

일 (日) = Day (sino-Korean)

Learn about hanja: How to Study KoreanKorean Wiki Project

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Night

야심(하다)  = late at night
야식 = midnight snack
심야영화 = late-night movie
열대야 = tropical night
야간 = night time

야간근무 = night shift
야근 = night work, overtime 
야경 = night view

Field, wilderness

야비(하다) = to be coarse,mean
분야 = area, sphere, field

야만 = barbarism, savagery 

반짝반짝 한국어 s1e2 명사~발

podcast and transcript

사진발, 화장발, 조명발,

화면발, 옷발, 말발

발 (suffix)
1.‘기세’(force, vigor) 또는 ‘힘’을 뜻함
(끗발(score, power), 말발)
2.‘효과’(effect)의 뜻을 나타냄 (글발(writing), 약발, 화장발)

걔가 사진발을 좀 잘 받아요 = She gets the photo’s effect well, She is photogenic, She looks better in photos than in person
내 친구는 원래 예쁜데 사진에서는 특히 더 예뻐 보여요. 

저거 화장발이야 = It’s the effect of makeup, She looks better with makeup than without
저 사람은 말발이 좋다 = The power of his words is good, He’s good with words, eloquent, influential
조명발 = The effect of lighting, 예쁜 조명 아래 있어서 보통 때보다 더 예뻐 보일 때 쓰는 말이에요
화면발이 안 받는 배우 = Actor who looks better in person (화면발 = effects of the screen, picture)
옷발이 잘 받는
사람 = Someone who looks good in anything 

남자들이 여자를 만날 때 믿지 말아야 할 것 세 가지가 뭔지
알아요? 여자들 화장발, 조명발, 사진발이래요. 여자들이 믿지 말아야 할 것은 남자들 말발이죠. 

~는가 = Question form for processive verbs, 있다 & 없다, past and future bases (-었는가, -겠는가). (Descriptive verbs ~(으)ㄴ가) often used for musings to oneself: I wonder whether…; Could it be that…?; is it the case that…? 

누군가 어둠 속에서 수영을 하는가 = Was somebody perhaps swimming in the dark?
무슨 일이 일어날 수 있겠는가 = What could possibly go wrong?
어떻게 모를 수 있겠는가 = How could you not know?

세상에 자기 아내와 자식 귀하지 않은 놈 있겠는가 = What jerk is there on earth who doesn’t care for his wife and kids?