My First 500 Korean Words Book 1: Learn 500 Essential Everyday Korean Words through Stories, with More Than 1000 Related Words and Expressions, Plus Review Exercises for Beginners (Free Online Audio Available) Paperback – May 15, 2017

Using the introduction section of this book, I am finally starting to understand a little Korean grammar. There are so many words, way more than 10 per day. First 10 words, and then variations on each word. I can't learn that many words in a day. However, I am very happy I bought it. I also bought another book from TTMIK and I like them both very much.

This is a great book to learn Korean. It had games to help you memorize the words. I love this book it’s very helpful and I would recommend this book to everyone who wants to learn Korean.

I really like the book so far it’s really helpful for beginners and I really recommend and it for all levels if your lacking on your your vocabulary

This book has been a really good resource for my daughter who is learning Korean. Thankful for TTMiK for their materials (along with other great teachers such as Korean Unnie on Y T).

I am mid-beginner and can read, write, and listen to simple stories. I can also respond in basic Korean. But I need to improve my vocab. This book seems like what I wanted for the method I am learning. It starts with basic grammar explanations (12 pages front to back) on conjuction, irregular verbs, counters, Korean and sino numbers (for telling time), modifiers, particles, present, tense, future, passive voices and more. Each day starts with an English story with unconjugated Korean words. Next, there is the 10 listed words defined with extra vocab and context. Then the last page for that day has a review section with the same story, but this time in full Korean. Ever 10 days there is a quiz with some pictures. In the back there are antonyms, answer key, and an index. There is also audio for the book at TTMIk audio. This book is very well put together. Sn: Continual exposure is more important than memorizing. This is how I have learned the Korean I know so far. So even if you can't remember anything at first, that's ok. I encourage to continually and consistently reread through after 50 days are up to gain more exposure and that is how you'll grow in the language. 화이팅!!!

This is honestly the best language-learning textbook I ever found. It's great for self-learning. Now, you should know some basic Korean grammar and how to read Hangul. Other then that, it is great for beginners. The book is broken into 50 days, and each day it gives you 10 words. What makes the book amazing, is that you get a short story using the 10-words. That makes it super easy to memorize the words. Honestly, it's been a real struggle to get Korean words to stick in my head, and this book managed to make it easy. When I want to review a previous day's words, I just go back and read the story, and it all comes right back.

Love it , it's perfect for Begginer to practice the basic of reading and writing.

Es un libro muy completo tiene ejercicios y hasta un examen para repasar lo aprendido. Al principio del libro te explica cosas como los tiempos en presente, pasado y futuro y ciertas cositas que deberías saber de la gramática coreana. Si es un poco caro pero vale la pena la inversión. El libro está hecho para que aprendas 10 palabras al día y está supuesto a hacerse en 50 días aunque tu puedes tomártelo con calma. 😊