New Sogang Korean 1 Compact Series (QR)

This volume is a condensed version of the New Sogang Levels 2A and 2B.QR codes in the book link to the audiofiles. You can stream the audiofiles here. - Grammar textbook newly added - Information from the old social and cultural context replaced with new, fresh updates - Renewed illustrations, photos, and layouts for more effective study - Complete guide for Korean language learning, covering grammar, reading, speaking, listening and writing Description of the original Sogang Korean series: The objective of this book is to assist readers to improve their communication skills in the Korean language. The format of the textbook and the workbook allows the learner to select and focus on any of the four language skills (speaking, listening, reading, and writing). These skills are connected by a common learning objective in each lesson, enabling the student to build on each through new situations and repetition. The students learn specific language functions through meaningful practice dialogues. Ultimately, students are able to create their own original conversations. Relevant illustrations accompany each lesson to provide visual context and to heighten student interest. In addition, lesson objectives and tasks have been written in English to facilitate the learning process for beginners. To further assist independent study, the book also includes English explanations of Korean grammar, scripts for the audiofiles, complete translations for each lesson, and a glossary of terms Table of Contents 일러두기 내용 구성표 단원 구성 교재 인물 소개 1 이름이 어떻게 되세요? 2 수업이 끝난 다음에 뭐 하세요? 3 친구 만나서 영화를 봤어요 4 이 길로 쭉 가면 사거리가 나와요 5 오늘은 바쁘니까 내일 가는 게 어때요? 6 여기에서 통화하면 안 돼요 7 무슨 색으로 보여 드릴까요? 8 뭐 드시겠어요? 9 데니 씨 얘기 들으셨어요? 10 앤디 씨 옆에 있는 분 아세요? 11 어제 늦게까지 공부한 것 같아요 12 주말이니까 나가자 13 어렸을 때는 스케이트를 탔는데 요즘은 안 타요 14 아무리 바빠도 운동을 해야 해요 15 스페인에 가 본 적이 있으세요? 16 누구하고 결혼하는지 아세요? 17 언제 한국에 오셨습니까? 18 처음 한국에 왔을 때 어떠셨어요? 참고문법 · 단어 표현 불규칙 듣기 대본 영어 번역 트랙 목차

About this Book: This is the second volume in the Korean Grammar in Use series which is best selling book for the learners of Korean, one of the most effective texts for learning Korean grammar. Along with the first volume, Beginning to Early Intermediate, which covered the major grammar points learned in most introductory (Levels 1 and 2) Korean courses, this Intermediate volume covers the major grammar points learned in intermediate (Levels 3 and 4) Korean courses. Together, they form a full-scale, comprehensive Korean reference grammar. Realizing that most other Korean grammar books target beginning learners only, the authors have answered the needs of intermediate level students who want a more systematic way to focus on grammar. In addition, this series serves as a general Korean reference grammar that can be used by Korean language instructors both in Korea and abroad who experience first-hand the difficulty of teaching Korean grammar. Go beyond the basics to 'Intermediate'! -TOPIK Levels 3 & 4 Grammar! Collects the introductory grammar points normally taught in Levels 3 and 4 at most university affiliated and private language institutes. In addition, this volume includes practice pattern exercises to help students prepare for the TOPIK Intermediate level. -Target Grammar Primary and Secondary Meanings At a Glance! Organizes grammar points not as a list that simply must be learned, but as integrated groups of grammar points with similar meanings, usages, and written forms to better illustrate their differences and provide learners with the variousmeanings, restrictions, and other things to keep in mind when learning them. -Dialogues Full of Real-Life Uses of Grammar! Students will learn to make their own dialogues that use the target grammar points in ways most commonly used in real Korean conversation. The dialogues used are not simply sentences constructed for the purpose of illustrating grammar, but rather examples that reflect practical, real-life Korean conversations. -Easy Individualized Use by Both Students and Teachers! Not only can students more easily master a variety of difficult Korean grammar points, instructors can also benefit by having an accessible, easy-to-use reference for explaining such difficult aspects of Korean grammar in class.

Click here to download the MP3 audiofiles About this Book: “This book is made to help you build a strong base in basic Korean grammar, making it easier to deepen your understanding of the language and improve your skills over time.” Each chapter starts with a clear explanation of a grammar concept, accompanied by example sentences to help you understand how it works in context. You can test your understanding with the Practice and Quiz sections, which are designed to help you apply what you’ve learned. Occasionally, you’ll come across 꿀팁 (honey tips)—a fun Korean slang term for helpful advice—that will make your learning experience even smoother. You can listen to audio recordings of the example sentences from the Practice and Quiz sections.At the end of each chapter, there’s an Exercise section where you can review and reinforce what you’ve learned. Additionally, you’ll find a special section introducing aspects of Korean culture, vocabulary, or commonly used phrases, adding depth to your understanding of the language. If you’d like to continue your Korean studies and improve your language skills, feel free to visit Miss Vicky’s YouTube ChannelContents The Author’s Message Recommendation from a Student/Proofreader How to use this book CHAPTER 1 Beginner’s Guide to Korean Grammar CHAPTER 2 은/는 & 이/가 : Topic Markers & Subject Markers CHAPTER 3 을/를 : Object Markers CHAPTER 4 Verbs CHAPTER 5 Essential Opposite Verb Pairs in Korean CHAPTER 6 에 & 에서 : Place & Time Markers CHAPTER 7 부터, 에서 & 까지 : Particles for Marking RangeCHAPTER 8 에게/한테 : to and from someone CHAPTER 9 와/과, (이)랑, 하고 & (으)로 : More Essential Particles (1) CHAPTER 10 도 & 만 : More Essential Particles (2) CHAPTER 11 Adjectives CHAPTER 12 안, -지 않다 : Negating Verbs and Adjectives CHAPTER 13 The -ㅂ/습니다 Ending APPENDIX Personal Pronouns in KoreanClosing Message

This book is the first volume in the Korean Made Easy - Grammar series, which is designed according to the difficulty levels of the TOPIK exam and the Korean Standard Curriculum. It provides a systematic and comprehensive approach to Korean grammar for beginner learners, helping them build a strong foundation while understanding how grammar is used in real-life situations. Key features of the book include:A structured curriculum tailored for English-speaking learners, with grammar concepts categorized by function and topic.Extensive examples demonstrating real-world grammar usage and cultural insights.A learner-centered structure that allows for self-paced study based on individual goals and needs.Additional resources, including QR codes linking to practice exercises and Korean-language grammar explanations for instructors.Table of Contents 서문 Preface 04이 책의 사용법 How to Use This Book 06목차 Table of Contents 08Part 1 Basic ExpressionsPeople and ObjectsLesson 01 Noun + 이다 14 Lesson 02 있다/없다 Possession and relationship 18Lesson 03 있다/없다 Existence and location 22NumbersLesson 04 Sino-Korean numbers 26 Lesson 05 Native Korean numbers 34Lesson 06 Time 40TensesLesson 07 Informal polite present tesnse -아/어요 46 Lesson 08 Informal polite past tense -았/었어요 50Lesson 09 Informal polite future tense -(으)ㄹ거예요/어요 54Sentence StructuresLesson 10 Particles 58Lesson 11 Question words 70Lesson 12 Regular and irregular conjugation 76Lesson 13 Nagation 82Lesson 14 Comperative and superlative 88Part 2 Meaning-Focused Endings and ExpressionsDesires and WishesLesson 15 -고 싶다 want to 94 Lesson 16 -았/었으면 좋겠다 I wish / I hope 98Abilities and SkillsLesson 17 -(으)ㄹ 수 있다 can 104 Lesson 18 -(으)ㄹ 줄 알다 know how to 108Commands and RequestsLesson 19 -(으)세요 Please do something 112 Lesson 20 -아/어 보세요 Try do something 116Lesson 21 -아/어 주세요 Please do something for me 120Necessity and PermissionLesson 22 -아/어야 하다 must, have to, need to, should 124Lesson 23 -아어도 되다 You may/can 128Lesson 24 -(으)면 안 되다 You must not / It’s not allowed 132Lesson 25 -(으)면 되다 just need to... 136ExperiencesLesson 26 -아/어 봤다 have tried 140 Lesson 27 -(으)ㄴ 적이 있다 have experienced 144Action and StateLesson 28 -고 있다 be...ing 148 Lesson 29 -아/어 있다 be...ing 152Intentions and GuessesLesson 30 -겠- will / must be 156 Lesson 31 -(으)ㄹ까? Shall we? / Would it be? 162Lesson 32 -(으)ㄹ게 I will... 168Lesson 33 -(으)ㄹ래 I want to 172Lesson 34 -(으)려고 하다 plan/try to, be about/going to 176Lesson 35 -기로 하다 decide / determine / promise to... 180Lesson 36 -은/는/을 것 같다 seem to, look like 184Change and ConfirmationLesson 37 -아/어지다 become / get 190 Lesson 38 -게 되다 end up ...ing, come to 194Lesson 39 - 지 Isn’t it? / Right? 198Part 3 Clause-Connecting Endings and ExpressionsCoordinationLesson 40 -고 and 204 Lesson 41 -아/어서 and 208Alternation and ContextLesson 42 -거나 or 212 Lesson 43 -지만 but 216Lesson 44 -는데 but, and 220Reason and CuaseLesson 45 -아/어서 because 226 Lesson 46 -(으)니까 ..., so 230Lesson 47 -기 때문에 because... 234Time RelationsLesson 48 -(으)ㄴ 후에 after 238Lesson 49 -기 전에 before 242Lesson 50 -(으)ㄹ 때 when 246Lesson 51 -(으)ㄴ 지 since 252Purpose and IntentionLesson 52 -(으)러 in order to 256 Lesson 53 -(으)려고 in order to 260Condition and ConcessionLesson 54 -(으)면 if 266 Lesson 55 -아/어도 even if 270SimultaneityLesson 56 -(으)면서 while 274 Lesson 57 -(으)ㄹ까? Shall we? / Would it be? 278Lesson 58 -(으)ㄹ게 I will... 284Part 4 Derivational Endings and Speech StylesDerivational EndingsLesson 59 Adnominal endings -은/는/을 290 Lesson 60 Adverbial ending -게 300Lesson 61 Nominalizing endings -기 and -(으)ㅁ 304 Speech Styles and HonorificsLesson 62 반말 Informal casual speech 310 Lesson 63 격식체 Formal polite speech 314Lesson 64 존댓말 Honorifics 318색인 Index 324