Workbook – Level 1 Lessons 1 – 10

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안녕하세요! Hello everyone. Thank you for studying with us at TalkToMeInKorean.com

This WORKBOOK has been made to help you reinforce what you have learned from our lessons number 1 through 10 in Level 1 at TalkToMeInKorean.com. Inside the workbook, we have questions that will help you review what you have learned in our lessons 1 through 10.

At first we wanted to sell this workbook in the Store page, but we decided to distribute it for free, just like all our regular lessons, so that it is available for more people, and receive donations instead. Regardless of the amount, your donation will help us a great deal in making more free content for all of you.

Thank you for all your support! 감사합니다! ^^

p.s. Marta Ribes (visit her website here) has voluntarily translated the workbook into Spanish for all the Spanish speakers out there. Thank you Marta for being so awesome! You can download the PDF in Spanish here. 감사합니다!

You can view the PDF here or download it here. And after you learn the basics, try writing your own Korean sentences and get corrections from native speakers through HaruKorean, our 1:1 correction service.

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293 Responses to  Workbook – Level 1 Lessons 1 – 10 

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  10. Sandy S says:

    Anneonghaseyo! Je ireumeun Sandy imnida. I am just beginning to learn this language and would enjoy meeting other students. I have pretty much memorized the vowels, vowel combinations and consonants, but now where do I begin? Chaljayo.

  11. Sandy S says:

    Anneonghaseyo! Je ireumeun Sandy imnida. Eotteoke jinaesimnikka? I would be interested in meeting new students like myself. No colleges in my area offer Korean language, so this is a wonderful opportunity to learn. I have learned from a textbook and workbook I purchased online, but I do not learn well on my own. I have managed to learn the Hangeul script, vowels, vowel combos and consonants and have the capability of typing in the Hangeul script when my laptop comes back from the repair shop. I really do not know where to start. The grammar rules seem complicated to me, but I will persist. Chaljayo.

  12. Your lessons are really useful and help in quick learning. Thank you so much for posting these.

  13. Odette says:

    안녕하세요! I was confused about a question in the workbook; isn’t “Korea” “힌국” while “Korean ” is 한국어? That’s what google translate says so I was wondering which was right. 감사합니다! This workbook was immensely helpful. It was a refreshing change in studying the material, which is always good for remembering!

    • jinseokjin says:

      Korea is 한국 and Korean is 한국어. You’re right. 힌국 > 한국
      Thanks for your comment and I hope you not to trust google translation a lot. :)

  14. Xing ying says:

    Wait, I’m confused. On Level 1 Lesson 9, what does “the topic marking particles,” and “subject marking particles,” mean? I don’t know what does those pharses mean. Eun, Neun, i, and Ga doesn’t make sense to me. SOMEONE PLEASE REPLY AND HELP!!!!

  15. Xing Ying says:

    Wait, I’m so confused on Level 1 Lesson 9, what does “Topic Marking particles,” and “Subject marking particles” mean? I don’t get it! Eun, neun, i, and ga, it’s not quite making sense to me :/ Some one please reply, an admin would be great! Just explain please.

    • Ester says:

      I’m not quite sure either, but someone in the comments from level 1 lesson 9 explained it like this: ‘Topic particles add emphasis to a word. ‘THIS idea, rather than that idea is….’ Subject particles add clarity or precision to the sentence. ‘THIS idea specifically is…’’
      Maybe it will help.. or maybe you have figured it out already yourself^^

  16. Cheonsa says:

    안녕하세요!
    Thank u so much for the practice workbook. Really helpful!
    Oh Hyunewoo Sun, there is a mistake.in answers for level 1 lesson 4 number 4 it should be b instead of c : 잠시만요 not 안녕히가세요 :) )

  17. christine says:

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    감사합니다 …..

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