Korean language: grammar book intro

[MoeNeky]

보니까 어미(The ending of the vrb or adjctivs or a pstpsitionl wrd 'ida')들을 전부 나열해 놓은 부분이 있군요. 한국어의 동사나 형용사 및 서술격 조사 '이다'의 활용은 그 형태가 굉장히 많아서 배우기가 그리 쉽지만은 않을 것인데... ㅎㅎ

열심히 배우시는 분들이 많으신 것 같군요.

[h0rangi]

i tried to buy this book today, but it is virtually impossible, i dont live in korea thus cant buy the book without a 주민등록번호

really annoying

[dreamerhyeng]

As I know, you can buy books from hangulpark website without registering a member. In other words, you don't have to have 주민등록번호 to order a book from that website.

[h0rangi]

아니요, hangulpark으로 책 사려면 한국에 살아야되는거예요 -_-; 주민등록번호 필요가 있어요, 봐보세요

[yoochunsluvr]

do you kno any good korean grammar books for beginners? i need one!

[dreamerhyeng]

Look for this book

"Survival KOREAN Basic Grammar Skills"

I didn't see this book in person but I know the author's other book. I assume it would be informative as the title is being shown.

hangulpark is one of the website where you can buy this book. they deliver abroad.

[Ilovemengzi]

나도 한국말을 공부하고 있어요.

[h0rangi]

이 책은 얼마예요? 바로 사고 싶어요 ^^

[dreamerhyeng]

45000원이에요.

비디오 옆에 제가 써 놓은 글에 보면 이 책을 살 수 있는 링크가 있어요.

[h0rangi]

사만오천원?? 생각보다 더 싸는군요, 이 동영상을 favorite에 추가해서 좀 나중에 꼭 살것입니다!

[castleoutsider]

yeh that book looks cool i want i want~ i can read it and write it... i just a few words.. and no grammar~

[JaeHo2JaeMinLuvBoth]

confusing... But if we want to learn korean... then it has to be written in letters cuz how r we gonna be able to learn if we cant read or write?

[dreamerhyeng]

I should say it's not for beginners.

[JaeHo2JaeMinLuvBoth]

oh~ ahaha.. I can see that..

[priscillasoo]

Thanks for the recommendation!! I will buy this book! What is the difference between book 1 and 2?

[lonewolf604]

does korean sound more like chinese or japanese

[dreamerhyeng]

They are rather different, but there are few words that has similar pronunciation sometimes.

[wassup719]

I would say Korean sound more Japanese.

I've learned Korean language for 2 years.

there are some words that have similar pronunciation.

Freeway(English) = Gosokudoro(Japanese) = Gosokdoro(Korean)

Promise(en) = Yakusoku(Japanese) = Yaksok(korean)

it's simple(en) = kandanda(Japanese) = gandanhada(Korean)

and korean grammar and japanese grammar are almost the same.

[neoguy9090]

Not to be picky, but highway in Japanese is kousokudouro, and "it's simple" is "kanten da".

Sorry, I just can't let mistakes slip past my eye :-P

[joseph2625]

Some of the words are all similar between three countries since they are based on Chinese language. But they also have completely different words that are not based on chinese.

[xd3qu1n0x]

WoW. . .this book looks absolutly awesome for learning grammar, i wish there was an english version though cuz i don't think my korean is quite up to par yet. . .i think i will still get it though.

Thanks for putting this up!!!

[kimcheegi]

Wow. Is this available for sale on-line? If so, could you post the site?

Thanks,

KimcheeGI

[dreamerhyeng]

I wasn't able to write in URL, so, check the original message content I edited at thr right box.