I got this book the second time I left Korea from one of my Korean
friends so I could improve my Korean during the 4 months I would be
gone. An incredibly kind gesture but slighty insulting as well. By that
point I had been studying Korean for a year but the book -Yes, you can
speak Korean! – is meant for children, age ranging anywhere between 3
and 6+.
I did, however, learn something from this book when I opened it for
this review. Because although there is no grammar explanation nor any
audio to go with this book there were a few words that I did not yet know.
Another thing I appreciate about this book is the fact that it has
answer sheets. Something that is not always commonly available.
If you have the money you could purchase the book because it does
seem great for studying Hangeul (the Korean alphabet). It has separate
chapters for each letter BUT you do need the help of a native speaker to
get your started on the correct pronunciation.
So do you really want a book to spend 26 dollars on a book that doesn’t get you anywhere? Probably not, instead check these websites I myself used to learn Hangeul.
I do not recommend this book for people like me trying to study Korean on
their own. Just as the intro of the book states – it is probably best
used for children of Korean parents or going to Korean school to get a
better knowledge of written Korean.
If there are any other Korean resources you want me to review, leave me a message and I will see what I can do for you.
Love,
Wietske
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