Finallyyy! Have been receiving requests for a review on the Easy Korean series and I finally managed to get my hands on one. As usual, if you don’t want to read my ramblings, scroll down for a summary! The Easy Korean series spans from Book 1 to 4, with corresponding workbooks. I knew of this series a long
[VIDEO] My Korean book Collection
hehe the best motivation to make videos is a new phone / gadget LOL. Video is shot entirely on LG Optimus G, edited using it and uploaded via my computer. ^^ Ahh I feel awkward speaking in English in videos. Cos I keep thinking that I’ll be judged HAHAHA I usually don’t know what I’m
[Review] Hanok Korean Class (Singapore)
My new project! Everyone has been asking me for recommendations on where are the better places to learn Korean in Singapore (besides self studying) and I was also curious about the increasing number of Korean classes/schools/institutes that we have here! So I have the idea of basically inviting myself over and sit in for a
[Book Review] Seoul Selection Guides: KOREA
With over 700 pages in total and a very generic title, KOREA looks like any other travel guidebooks on the shelves. However, it is everything a good travel guide should be and more. Normally, I won’t pay any attention to travel guides. Cramped with words, minimal and small photos, loads of generic sightseeing spots, weird
[Korean Textbook Reviews] TTMIK Book Level 1
Been wanting to get my hands on this and thanks to Amber, I can finally review this!! Talktomeinkorean.com It’s a site that all Korean learners, no matter your level, should know. I know the team personally and I’m very very very happy that they have consolidated their lessons into actual books. The TTMIK
[Korean Textbook Review] Ewha Korean Level 1 & 2 이화 한국어
I’m not going to repeat myself on how the Ewha books are generally like; you can refer to my review of the Ewha Korean Level 4 and also the workbook review here. The format of the books are pretty consistent across levels, although the level 1 – 2 books do contain slightly more pictures. In
[Korean Textbook Review] College Korean 대학 한국어
Published in 1992, the two-book series: College Korean and College Korean Intermediate are probably one of the earlier Korean textbooks published in English. I was a huge fan of College Korean Intermediate and finished the entire book during the earlier days of learning Korean. Today, I’ll be reviewing the more elementary book in the series:
[Korean Textbook Review] Hello Korean~ 안녕하세요 한국어 1
First impressions: This is a very pretty and well designed book o.O Must have been written by a linguist (I was right) Lee Junki!!! You guys always tell me that I don’t cater much to the very beginners, so I decided to be a good blogger and borrowed this book! 이준기와 한께하는 안녕하세요 한국어 1
[Korean Textbook Reviews] Ewha Workbook 4 이화 한국어
For those who have missed it, I have reviewed the textbook here and I’m really happy that quite a number of people told me that they will be buying or have actually bought the textbook after reading the review!! OMG I’m so happy, knowing that I’ve contributed (a little) to their sales lol More importantly, thanks for
[Korean Textbook Review] Ewha Korean 4 이화 한국어 4
People who read Hangukdrama will know that I swear by the Yonsei Textbooks. Now I might have a new favorite. I receive quite a few requests on textbook reviews, and one of the recurring ones was for the Ewha series. Gillian kindly loaned me her Level 4 books, so I’ll be reviewing the textbook this
