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    How To Learn Korean
    How To Learn Korean
    How To Learn Korean
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    How To Learn Korean

    By Det Nilam

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    This Book reviews a collection of twenty-six, hand-selected resources to learn, improve and maintain your Korean language skills. Its goal is to kick-start your journey into learning the foreign language of your choice. No need to waste time searching for online language resources on the web because we have done the job for you.

    This book is designed to help you and us. You move straight to picking up a resource because there is no time wasted on questions like:

    •“Which Korean language resource is the best?”; or
    •“If only someone could recommend a good book to learn Korean!”

    Use your daily time allowance of ten to twenty minutes to actually learn a language with resources we suggest for you here. The reviews are independent and, at the time of writing, we receive no retribution or incentives for reviewing them - so you can be sure of an unbiased opinion. In fact, we were so impressed with many of the resources, we took our own advice. As a result, most of the language resources reviewed here have been bookmarked in our online libraries and are used by us or our friends to learn Korean.

    Please let us make something clear.
    Many of the resources suggested in this book are available free of charge on the web (at the time of writing). However, our reviews, links, experience and observations regarding those resources most certainly add value for you. We are aware that the world we live in today is a busy one. Because of this, we have independently researched, reviewed and linked to those language resources so that you can dedicate your daily twenty minutes directly to learning the foreign language of your choice.

    We are persuaded that the symbolic amount of money you have paid for this book is fully justified by the usefulness of the language resources we have reviewed and the research time you will save as a result of buying this book. Should this not be the case, please see the price of the book as donation to maintain and improve DuLaBoo for other language learners. We thank you for that in advance.

    Should you wish to contact us with suggestions or improvements, please refer to the “Contact & Links” page at the end of the book.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDet Nilam
    Release dateFeb 18, 2014
    ISBN9781310689604
    How To Learn Korean

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    How To Learn Korean - Det Nilam

    Acknowledgements

    My special thanks to all who contributed, reviewed and made it possible for this resource book to be published.

    Copyright

    Published by DEOCAT Group

    Copyright ©2014 by DEOCAT Group and DuLaBoo.

    This eBook remains the copyrighted property of the publisher and may not be reproduced, scanned or distributed for any commercial or non-commercial use without written permission from the author.

    Excerpts may be used for the purposes of review.

    This eBook makes no guarantees of success or implied promises. It is based on personal experiences from a purely personal standpoint and is for informational purposes only. The author, DEOCAT Group and DuLaBoo.com assume no responsibility for errors or omissions.

    This eBook contains information that should be adjusted according to your own particular situation and at your own risk. None of the content in this eBook is intended to replace common sense or trained professional advice.

    Disclaimer: This book points to and reviews language resources available for free at time of publishing. Some information may be now copyright protected or no longer be available at no cost. The author(s), DEOCAT Group and DuLaBoo.com take no responsibility for the effectiveness of reviewed material. Use at your own risk.

    Image copyright belong to the reviewed resources’ owners. Images in this eBook have been taken by screenshot in low resolution for review purposes only or reproduced with the kind permission of the owner(s). Should such permission or concession be withdrawn, please inform us and we will gladly remove the respective image. For more information, privacy policy and terms of use, please refer to DuLaBoo.com which apply also to all its publications.

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    Table of Contents

    How To Learn Korean

    Acknowledgments

    Copyright

    Table of Contents

    How To Use This Book

    Preface

    Resource S8A

    Resource S8B

    Resource S8C

    Resource S8D

    Resource S8E

    Resource S8F

    Resource S8G

    Resource S8H

    Resource S8I

    Resource S8J

    Resource S8K

    Resource S8L

    Resource S8M

    Resource S8N

    Resource S8O

    Resource S8P

    Resource S8Q

    Resource S8R

    Resource S8S

    Resource S8T

    Resource S8U

    Resource S8V

    Resource S8W

    Resource S8X

    Resource S8Y

    Resource S8Z

    The Best of S8

    About the Author

    About DuLaBoo

    Other Publications

    Contact & Links

    How To Use This Book

    It’s simple!

    Go to the Table of Contents and jump to the resource that interests you.

    On the review page, click on the title to skip to the live episode for that resource on the web (internet connection required). From there you can use all the highlighted links and jump to the reviewed resources.

    The book is not designed to be read from cover to cover. Rather, flip through it and let your eye rest on something that grabs your attention. This book aims merely to provide you with suggested dual language books in order to save you research time. The true heroes are the reviewed resources, which I truly hope you and your child will soon decide to call your own

    Let’s start and enjoy!

    Preface

    This Book reviews a collection of twenty-six, hand-selected resources to learn, improve and maintain your Korean language skills. Its goal is to kick-start your journey into learning the foreign language of your choice. No need to waste time searching for online language resources on the web because we have done the job for you.

    This book is designed to help you and us. You move straight to picking up a resource because there is no time wasted on questions like:

    - Which Korean language resource is the best?; or

    - If only someone could recommend a good book to learn Korean!

    Use your daily time allowance of ten to twenty minutes to actually learn a language with resources we suggest for you here. The reviews are independent and, at the time of writing, we receive no retribution or incentives for reviewing them - so you can be sure of an unbiased opinion. In fact, we were so impressed with many of the resources, we took our own advice. As a result, most of the language resources reviewed here have been bookmarked in our online libraries and are used by us or our friends to learn Korean.

    Please let us make something clear.

    Many of the resources suggested in this book are available free of charge on the web (at the time of writing). However, our reviews, links, experience and observations regarding those resources most certainly add value for you. We are aware that the world we live in today is a busy one. Because of this, we have independently researched, reviewed and linked to those language resources so that you can dedicate your daily twenty minutes directly to learning the foreign language of your choice.

    We are persuaded that the symbolic amount of money you have paid for this book is fully justified by the usefulness of the language resources we have reviewed and the research time you will save as a result of buying this book. Should this not be the case, please see the price of the book as donation to maintain and improve DuLaBoo for other language learners. We thank you for that in advance.

    Should you wish to contact us with suggestions or improvements, please refer to the Contact & Links page at the end of the book.

    DuLaBoo S8A: Review of Learn-Korean.net

    The demand for Korean language lessons reached a sudden surge in demand with the phenomenal rise in popularity of Korean pop music, KPop for short. Apart from the psychedelic outfits, cute hand signs and catchy music that ranged from bubble gum pop to techno-house mixes, KPop easily enters the mainstream, making its new found fans sing along.

    This is where Korean language tutorials like Learn-Korean.net come in handy. For those suffer sleepless nights due to bouts of Last Song Syndrome (thanks to Kpop staples like PSY, Big Bang and 2NE1), worry no more as Learn-Korean.net would do what it can to help you sing along to your newfound favorite tunes.

    Although some song lyrics are now available in conventional English wordings, some would also like to learn reading

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