Korean and English are very different languages, structurally and linguistically. For example, when meeting new people, Korean people say " (literal translation: I will meet you for the first time)"."I will meet you for first time" sounds unnatural in English. Examples like this show just how different English and Korean are.In my opinion, the best way to study Korean is to memorize natural Korean sentences and use them in real life situations. These books are a vessel for learning natural Korean sentences in various situations. For example; going to a cafe, a restaurant, meeting friends or older people.Within this book, you will also find various vocabulary and grammar structures. This book can be read again and again until the day you speak like native Korean!Speak like native Korean and surprise your Korean friends!
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