🇰🇷 Are Your Study Sessions Effective?
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- 안녕하세,유~! 안녕하세요~! Hey, you! It's Natalia and I'm here to encourage you to believe in your ability to learn Korean~! Today I'll be giving you a few tips on how to get the most out of your study sessions with the Ewha textbooks!
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When you free yourself from taking notes (by just coping the whole textbook) , your study sessions become so much more effective!!!💗
Preach~~!!
Right!!! I actually never takes notes. When I sit in my chinese class, my classmates are always like amazed, cuz I don't take any notes but my mandarin is really good. I just hate taking notes. I prefer rereading the textbook.
@@AfroLinguo yes it is actually very effective. Sometimes i find myself understanding something more if I'm not focused on taking notes
@Shepard Joziah thanks for the tip 😊
Ok but I didn't actually realize how much of a waste of time taking notes was until you pointed it out so...thank you! lol I had this whole issue about not writing in my books but honestly, they're there for me to learn from and write in. Now I feel like the more I write in my books the more love is shown on each page. Anyway, I'm going to try to use these books and see how it does. I'm still a beginner, but since I am about to graduate college and have a little time between my internship and masters, I want to set SMART goals for my Korean and really dive into it! I've been popping in and out of your comments section and it might be kinda weird but I appreciate you!!!! lol Ok I'm going to go study now 😅
i think you might’ve just changed my whole perspective by saying “don’t take notes” i might actually try that 😃
Please do try it!! It's really helped me be more productive during my study sessions! I hope it works for you!!
This was really helpful, thank you!
Love that as soon as I decide to go back to studying Korean again, you upload this.
My Ewha books have been collecting dust for God knows how long. Big yikes to that..
OMGGGGG I HAVEN'T SEEN YOU COMMENT IN FOREVER~!!!! How are you?!?!
@@NataliaGarza Hiiii! Omg you still remember me. 🥺💜
I've been doing alright.......EXCEPT FOR having a tough time keeping up with my university classes. 👺 Which is why I had to take a looooong break from studying Korean.
I took Spanish & Mandarin which were tons of fun but they kind of.. pushed the Korean language even further away from me cause I realized that studying 5 foreign languages was a bit much for my brain. So I had to sacrifice Korean to pass my university classes. 😂😂
Btw, in June 23rd & 24th people in my country celebrated solstice, so happy summer solstice to you! ☀️🌼🌼🌼
@@collidewiththesea Haha yes~! You've asked questions during my Q&As before~! 🤓
Don't feel bad!! When I was in university, I usually didn't have time to study Korean~ The only time I really had time was when I forced myself to study for the TOPIK back in 2018!! Passing your classes and getting good grades is more important~ The language will still be there when you're on break from school!
Mandarin is a lot of fun!! I love Chinese! haha
Awwwww thank you hehe 💕🥰
Highlighting the vocab you already know is BRILLIANT. It’s smart on so many levels. I’m even embarrassed that I didn’t think of that before while studying for my two bachelor degrees and first 2nd language (yeah, I’m old) I’m gonna do that from now on. 감사합니다 Natalia 쌤
Recently started to write on my workbook about Hangul and it has been so helpful! Might I also add, if you have the resource, making copies of the practice pages has been so helpful! Did it for the Hangul and I have been able to rinse and repeat till I am almost 100% efficient with it!
Will start to work on my first textbook/workbook combo soon, hope to learn well! Great tips!! 🧑🏽🏫
I was waiting for this video tysm💗 love your channel
Hehe happy to hear that this is the type of content you’re wanting to see~ ☺️☺️
I copy the examples from the study guide as a way to drill and practise writing. I'm at 1_2 level so need it. It helps me "feel" the language. I also use the listenings for dictation. You have to fill in the gaps when you can't really hear it.
I was fully prepared for a proper dragging on how i don't effectively study lmaooo. And literally the last tip is so golden because i feel like until I've heard how people say certain words in a sentence I'll never be able to hear it but if i read a transcript I'll find that i know it. *cough cough* also me struggling with listening to spanish because it's like they blend the words together and don't fully pronounce some words🤦🏽🤦🏽🤦🏽 but here's to more effective study sessions for the next month and a half till school
Omgggggg noooo~ This isn't that kind of video~ LOL I don't think I've lectured y'all since my video about speaking your TL when you're shy 😂😂😂 I'm glad you found the last tip helpful~ Honestly, I'm pretty lazy about going back to review the transcripts, but I've found that it helps a lot! Like it's crazy how many words I know, but didn't hear in the dialogue~!! Yes, to the productive study sessions!! 화이팅~!! ㅎㅎ
The study guide saved my life, true story 💜 and GIRL you've made up my mind I need to highlight my study guide 😂
LOL It saved mine too 😂 And yesssss do it~!!!
Wow. Highlighting the words I know, is such a great idea! I will use that methode.
Please try it out! It's worked great for me and I hope it works for you too!!
This is on time I really nedded this!! thx
I'm glad it popped up when you needed it!! 🙈
So good tip with learning vocabulary before studying the Chapter. Often new vocabulary is what distracts you from getting the grammar structures
My thoughts exactly~!! I feel like I end up focusing on the words than the meaning of the sentence and the actual grammar being taught.
I felt called out about the note taking 😂 Although I'm not studying Korean that's exactly what I do for Japanese.
If possible, could you do a study guide video for Japanese, specifically retaining information from Genki?
Hmmmm I'm not studying Japanese often enough right now to make a video on it 🙈 Only study for an hour a week, so progress is slooooooooooooooow~ Perhaps later on if I start studying the language more seriously~
Loved all the useful tips in this video, Natalia! :D From personal experience, I also think that Ewha books are way better suited for the classroom and best used as lesson plans, since my guess is that they expect teachers to elaborate on the super short grammar explanations
Right!!! It wasn’t made for self-study, which is fine haha Tbh I think most uni textbooks are made like this~
I bought the ewha books 1-1 n 1-2 textbook, workbook n study guide from twochois and they have just arrived. When I watched ur video it made so excited I bought them and now their here ur tips are really useful. I’m so excited to learn, hopefully I will finish these book and the whole series. I really want to learn korean.
Oh!! I'm happy you not only found my video but also that you found it useful! 🙈🙈 I really like this series, so I hope it works well for your learning style~
Listening has definitely been one of the hardest things. I've been better at picking up certain words in the Korean dramas and BTS content I watch. I like the strategy you pointed out for listening practice. I will definitely be doing that this week with my lessons. Thank you for your videos! They're always entertaining and informative! 💜
Same~ For me I just don't practice listening enough because it means I can't listen to my music while studying 🤦🏻♀️ I'm basically shooting myself in the foot haha
I want to start using the Ewha study guide so bad! They seem so useful. I'm almost done with TTMIK's level 10. So excited to start a new resource
Yeasssss! LEVEL UP!!
Thanks so much for this♥
Of course~ 💕
Taking courses at a uni that uses these and I tried self studying my book the week leading up to classes.. I got about 1 chapter of intense studying done and skimmed 3 others. it was really apparent these were not straight up self studier friendly.
If anyone is looking for a friendly textbook, the seoul textbooks are pretty good. Major downside though is that the formatting wastes some space so you have 4 books (two texts, 2 workbooks) per term instead of two.
Thank you so much for this I am very grateful I’m about to spend my birthday allowance!!
Lol I love this series despite its draw backs~ Overall I think it’s pretty good! Just make sure to get the right level if you’re going to be grabbing yourself a copy!
Natalia Garza Thank you !! I’ll definitely look into it!! And see which one is best for me!
You are awesome.
I love anki
Everything i dont know directly i put it in with a picture or some sentence that i think its helpful and anki just review it in different times that i can choose
Just found out about your account and I LOOOOVE it, thank you for inspiring me to keep up with Korean
Awwww I'm glad you like my content haha 🙈🙈🙈
keep going. Korean is easy
PSA: before I write this ima say I've been following you for 2 ish years
but can we just say how much I've seen you grown and get more self confident? like yas queen! I'm loving it
omg i really thought this was going to be a hate comment at first 😭😭😭 I'm glad it's not haha omg yesss if you watch my older videos, i'm so awkward 😂 i really thought i had to be professional or something~ but look at me now~ I'm throwing books 😂😂
@@NataliaGarza girl never. I couldn't hate on you 💜
but yes, I love the energy you have now!
For Korean if you actually want to study with a textbook I suggest Korean from zero. To me it was the best and not so oriented for a classroom environment, you also get to practice with what you just learned from whatever chapter you study
The first got me very far and I'm continuing my learning with talk to me in Korean Level 3. The Korean from zero got me to level 3 in about 4 months.
I've heard of that series before, but I've never had the opportunity to look through it. It sounds like it would be a good option for those self-studying the language at a beginner level!
Omg I love this series! Found it on Amazon and I really like the structure of the book! I had bought several ttmk books and l like the flow of the Korean from zero books a lil more.
Also just got the learn korean with bts pack and loving that one too!!
Love when I can catch/understand a korean word here n there, so I think I'm getting there 💜💜💜💜
OML IM SO HAPPY THAT IM EARLY! The last time I was early... Jesus was alive. But ANYWAYSSS.... I love you and your channel. You’ve helped me with me Korean and I thank you for that. Keep going!! Also 18th like❤️❤️
LOLOLOLOL You a vampire, friend??? 😂
Always happy to help~ hehe 💕
Natalia Garza hehe you never know, but I still need help with more resources because majority of the apps don’t help me. Me and my mom are going to the library later and I REALLY need some book recommendations plz ❣️💕
Yeahhh~ I don't use apps in language learning~ I only use Memrise and Naver Dictionary haha
I'm not sure what level you're at, but if you're intermediate I made a video back in January about my favorite resources for learning!
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Natalia Garza THANK YOU!!❤️💕
Wow!!! Your book is really personalised. My textbooks are as clean as at the beginning. I literally could sell my German Textbook, now I have learned it to fluency, and people wouldn't even know that someone had it before haha. My Mandarin Textbook is like that as well haha. Great video by the way.
Haha yes!! I used to hate the idea of writing in my textbooks but I found that, for me, not writing in them hindered my learning so I decided to bite the bullet and just start jotting down my notes in them haha I’ve never sold any of my textbooks before because I like to keep them as references, so I haven’t taken that into consideration haha If I ever do decide to sell them, then the highlighting/writing will definitely lower the value 😭😭
@@NataliaGarza Or maybe the highlighting would increase the value due to the useful information shown in the highlighted parts. ;D
LOL Yes~ Let's think positive 😂😂
Natalia Garza for sure nathalia. For sure. 😂😂😂 2020 is already a bad enough year for us to think negative
Oh my goodness your order of studying things is very similar to mine! I like to get the vocab down first so when it comes to the lesson text, I can make meaningful grammar connections instead of trying to worry about what all of these words mean first. Also, and everyone can answer this is you guys feel like it, but say you get a lot of listening practice from watching shows with subtitles so you don’t really feel like buying the textbook just for the transcript, should I just buy the study guide then?
Yeassss! Someone who gets why I learn the vocab first~!! 💕
Mmmmm the textbook has some great speaking insights, extra writing exercises, and cultural reading passages (in Korean), so there are more reasons to get it other than the listening exercises haha If you're okay with the number of writing and reading passages in the workbook, then yes! I think you can skip the textbook!
If you're looking at getting the book, maybe get one of the textbooks instead of the two textbooks for your level (assuming you're lvl 1, 2, or 3). That way you can try it out to see if getting the second half is worth it or not~
😯 but the 1-1 workbook does have listening exercises. It’s weird the following ones don’t. For some reason I’ve found it difficult (as in kind of boring) to get through these books, by now they’re only helping me to review topics I already learned somewhere else, but seeing how much you like them and your method makes me wonder if I should get 1-2 when I’m finally done with 1-1. 🤔 My favorite part is the Functional Expressions in the guide book. I’ve been also wondering if it would be a good idea to just get the guide books and workbooks, and ignore the textbooks, but then I wouldn’t get the audio and transcripts you mentioned. 🤔 Sorry, I’m just trying to make up my mind in your comment box. 😆
Oh, really!!? The level 3 book doesn't have listening exercises in the workbook! That's so odd that they would change the layout like that mid-series!
I LOVE the functional expressions~! They're really useful!!
Hmmmm If you're doing listening exercises or practice via another resource, then I think it would be fine to just get the study guide and workbook!! The textbook does have some great additional reading and writing exercises, but if you're okay with only having the ones in the workbook, it shouldn't be a big deal~!
i have really bad memory so i take notes because i feel like its easier to go back and have all the information i need. plus my notes are usually a simplified version with only the main points of whatever i studied. idk if i should still stop taking notes though 😭
Hi 👋🏻 I really hope you see this! I’ve been studying with Ttmik and I’m only on level 2. For this book series would you suggest starting with level 1-1 and getting all three books or would just the study guide you recommend be enough? I’m planning to get an italki tutor soon as I think having a tutor to go over things with could potentially be helpful and I don’t know if that would make studying with these books any different having a tutor to assist. Also any help/advice/recommendations for italki tutors would be very much appreciated! I love your Chanel, you’re so bubbly and relatable! 😊 thank you in advance!
hiiiii~ okay so, if you're going to get a tutor and study with them regularly, I would just wait to see what textbook they use to teach you! Most of them will have a textbook they follow, so it'd be better for you to just get a copy of that book! If you're still on the fence about getting a tutor, then I would suggest getting the study guide and the workbook for 1-1! The textbook isn't very helpful if you don't have a tutor/teacher. I think the main pro about the textbook is that it has some additional grammar, reading, and writing exercises. I'm not sure if the 1-1 has listening exercises only in the textbook like the level 3 and 4 books tho.
Here is a link to my italki teacher~ She's great, but a little more on the pricey side~
www.italki.com/teacher/5228882/?ref=BcbE0H
what is the ewha app that you're using along with the books?
Do you think that I can just get the study guide if I use other resources for grammar but am looking for something that has really good explanations and practice sentences for the grammar?
Do you by any chance know how the Ewha books levels would compare to TOPIK?
Hello i wanted to buy ewha study book, but do you recommend to also buying the textbook with the study book, or can I just buy the study book. And I also don’t know which level I should buy, I’m at the end of talk to me in korean level 2 and I took the TTMIK test and they said I’m level 3, so which level do you recommend me to buy?
Do you also recommend the EWHA 1 -1/2/3 Study Guide? I don't know if it's "useless" to buy it or not
do you recommend the korean grammar in use for beginners?
Can I buy the study guide only? Sry if this sound silly or mentioned already.
Which should i buy workbook or study guide which is best?or both i should buy?
So should I be using to Ewha to self study or nah? 🤣 Do you know how Ewha compares to TTMIK? I am a beginning level learner.
Haha that's up to you~! But I do think it's a well-rounded textbook! It's not too focused on any one skill~
Hmmmm I don't really know how it compares to TTMIK, but I would say that if you're a beginner, the beginner levels of any Korean university textbook are levels 1 and 2! Ewha breaks down levels 1-3 into two parts, so level 1 is 1-1 and 1-2, level 2 is 2-1 and 2-2, etc. If you've only been studying with TTMIK, I would suggest starting off with level 1 because the amount of vocabulary taught in each level is more than TTMIK's grammar lessons teach you across all their levels. For example, my level 3 books teach about 75 words per chapter.
If you would prefer to start with level 2, then I suggest studying all the vocabulary in level 1 on Memrise or Quizlet first. The last thing you want is to have double to vocabulary to study!
Use both. I used TTMIK level 1 alongside INTERGRATED KOREAN chapters 1-5 because the content they had covered was the same
@@nicoleraheem1195 do you like Integrated korean? I dont know what book to choose between Ewha and Integrated korean😅😭
@@sebastianskimmeli5464 I have both Ehwa and Integrated korean.
When I had started learning Korean, back in April of 2020, I moved from material to material and mastered nothing. I have only been able to grasp the basics. PLUS, I was not consistent and didn't study for a total of 8-10 months.
Now, I use a few resources but I make sure to study that resource at least five times. A lesson learned from the polyglot OLLY RICHARDS. He said make sure you can translate in both speaking and writing, in both languages, before you move on to the next material.
I am moving on to level 3 of TTMIK after going over Level 1 and 2, 5 times and not consecutively, I mean over a course of several weeks, maybe a few months.
I am on lesson 7 of integrated Korean 1
But I am going to review once I complete the book.
I made it up to Ewha chapter 2, then I put it aside, and decided to master the few resources I have, then revisit EWHA.
My advice to you, is to cover most of many beginner material out there.
When it becomes to redundant, you will know to move on to more advance material
Work through workbooks
Read korean/english bilingual books.
Read graded readers
Watch Korean learning shows made for children
Listen to korean learning podcasts
And if you think you understand the material, tell yourself what you think you understand by using korean language only.
Once you get through that, aim to know what 2 year olds know. Lol Then 3 years olds, then 4, and etc.
Or
Go big
Learn synonyms and honorifics.
Lol Depends on you.
I like TTMIK if one is going from 0 to Beginner.
But TTMIK moves faster than Integrated.
It takes about 7 lessons of Integrated to TTMIK 2levels.
I love EHWA pronunciation chapter.
It is better than anything I have come across.
So, if you need something slow paced, work with Integrated and use PROF YOON on youtube,as your teacher.
Once you complete part 1, complete Ewha then after that, completed BASIC KOREAN 1 AND KOREAN GRAMMAR IN USE BEG TO INTERMEDIATE.
THEN, move on to integrated level 2.
Revisit after 30 to 90 days of study.
Test yourself and write a short story with what you learned
if i’m interested to purchase but on. budget to get only one book, should i get the textbook or the study guides? :/
Natalia, i stuck in level 5 in ttmik, you think that is better you continue with this or try a complete new resourcs and start learn korean from the begin again?
Sorry for my english
If you've already studied up to level 5, there's no need to start over haha I would suggest picking up with another resource though! If you want to try another free resource before looking into purchasing a textbook, I suggest trying HowtoStudyKorean.com! I think it's more well-rounded than TTMIK's grammar lessons. Like with a textbook, I suggest studying the vocabulary either on Memrise or Quizlet before starting each lesson. I'm not too familiar with their units, but I believe that you'd be in Unit 2 or 3 since you've covered TTMIK level 4 and start level 5!
If i only get the study guide to learn korean will I be fine?
Hi. I was about to finish Korean Grammar In Use Beginner book and thinking of buying a separate book for the vocabulary (2000 Essential Korean Words by Darakwon again) but after seeing your references/study guide, I think I want to switch to Ewha. What can you suggest? I don't know which to buy next 😅
If you've mainly been focusing on grammar, then I think you'll definitely need to put more emphasis on vocab as you mentioned~ I can't comment on the book by Darakwon because I haven't seen it before haha But if you're looking to switch to Ewha, I would think you could probably skip the level one books since I assume you know most of that vocabulary already.
I'd suggest starting with the level 2 books. I think you'll probably know most of the grammar already, but since each chapter should have 75+ words, based on my experience with the level 3 and 4, I think it would be a good place to start. Ewha is pretty well rounded, so, even if you're not learning new grammar, I'm sure you'll learn a lot out of it.
Before you buy anything, I suggest looking on Memrise or Quizlet to see what words are in the books to see if you know them already or not. Levels 1-3 all have two parts, 1-1, 1-2, 2-1, 2-2, 3-1, and 3-2. So make sure you review the vocabulary in both parts of the level~!
@@NataliaGarza Thank you so much for your very detailed suggestion! 😄🙃 Will surely take that into consideration.
@@bchano9 No problem~!! Hopefully you find the right resource!!
hiii, what book do you recommend to start learning korean?
thksss :)
Talk to me in Koreans level 1 textbook and workbook is great for starting. If you don't already know hangul though you can either learn that from CZcams for free (I recommend, it's pretty easy) or talk to me in Korean also has a hangul book
What’s the difference between all the study guides and which one should I get as a beginner ?
It really depends on what kind of beginner you are. If you're a complete beginner you'll start off with the 1-1 books. If you've already been studying Korean for a bit but are still a beginner, then you'd start with the 2-1 books.
Level 1-3 each have 2 parts: 1-1, 1-2, 2-1, 2-2, 3-1, and 3-2
Basically the publisher decided to split the levels up into two parts. I assume they did this simply for convince, but who knows haha
If you start off with the level one books, you'll be looking at all the 1-1 and 1-2 textbooks, study guides, and workbooks.
Do you think it is worth buying just the study guide to use as a supplement alongside a different main study source?
Yes! But it will definitely be more difficult to learn the vocabulary presented since you won’t have any context to see it in other than the example sentences for the grammar structures!
So I'm learning korean as an absolute beginner, and I'm wondering how do you make a schedule to study korean. But with the resources that you use to study. (Like lingodeer and etc)How do you put them into a schedule?
Hi~! I actually have two videos on this! You can check them out here!
Make a Korean Study Schedule with Me! ✏️
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Creating an Effective Study Routine in Four EASY Steps
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@@NataliaGarza Thank you so much, it really helped
okay Please Give Me The Name Of This Book and I Want To Ask You I'm 13 Yrs Old Only Is It Good For Me ???
And what is in This book can I be fluent in Korean ?
I want to learn Korean 😭 I like it so much ❤️ and for BTS too
DO NOT TAKE NOTE !
NOOOOOO
I know sometimes it is time taking - all times - but it helps with memorizing and with writing memory
Haha I know it works for some learners~ It's just that I think most learners end up writing things down without processing what they're writing~ Especially those that feel like note taking is a required part of the learning process when it actually isn't depending on the type of learner you are~ If taking notes helps you remember, by all means, please do so~!! ❤️
@@NataliaGarza actually I'm just complaining ~ㅠㅅ ㅠ~ , honestlyi am guilty of this because that's me right there, writing without really processing anything. . But it is just moral thing to me to feel i am studying but sometime it easy for me to memories what i wrote faster
This makes me really want to buy the books lol
Ooops 😂😂
@@NataliaGarza I have a pdf of the 3-2 and I've slowly been going through it but after watching the video I do agree that maybe the stufy guide would be more helpful than what the actual textbook presents
@@alrightisabelle Wait, you don't have the study guide?? Bruhhh what are you doing?!?!? lol
@@NataliaGarza I dont 😭😭😭 I've just been using the 2 sentence examples anf try to make the most out of it lmaoooo I'm a disgrace to korean learners lololol. I promise I'll get the study guide ASAP!
HAHAHA Plz~ You’ll improve so much faster with it 😂😂 It’s gold man~
My study sessions are a mess currently hahaha
Relatable 😂😂
Natalia Garza ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 🤣
Is it okay to buy the study guide and the workbook alone? 😂 ewha is so expensive
I'm going to copy and paste my response from a similar questions haha
Mmmmm the textbook has some great speaking insights, extra writing exercises, and cultural reading passages (in Korean), so there are more reasons to get it other than the listening exercises haha If you're okay with the number of writing and reading passages in the workbook, then yes! I think you can skip the textbook!
This book seems to have a looot of cons 😂 Is there any reason why you've stuck with it despite it's flaws compared to resources like Korean Grammar in Use?
Ahhhhh haha it doesn't!! I just don't like the way the grammar structures are presented in the textbook~ The study guide is best for learning grammar structures! Overall it's a great resource~!! It's very well-rounded~
Mmmmm I don't really like KGIU. It's not really a textbook, but a reference book. Like it's not the kind of resource you work though, ya know? It only focuses on grammar and doesn't help you improve any other skills like vocabulary or listening. It's a grammar book, which is great. But it shouldn't be used as a main resource. I only use my copy of KGIU when I want to read another explanation of a grammar structure, which I rarely need to do because my Ewha study guide explains grammar really well.
Is Ewha 3-1 level intermediate level or still lower beginners?
The beginner levels of every Korean university textbook are 1 and 2. Level one is beginner, while level two is upper-beginner, levels 3 and 4 are intermediate/ upper-intermediate, and then levels 5 and 6 are advanced/ upper-advanced
how long do u study everyday? :3
I don’t study everyday haha but when I do study, I try to make sure that I study for at least two hours~ I feel like that enough time to really focus on what I’m doing! Lately I’ve been studying everyday, but that’s only because I’m taking a proficiency test soon~ haha
@@NataliaGarza aaaa, thank you for answering! i just started self learning this Monday. I can type english words and some basic korean words in hangeul now (hello, variations of thank you). its really fun and im just enjoying it :DD
Am I first?
I think I am
yes!! you are
Sky Teddy thanksss
Haha yes, it appears you were the first one haha
Hey Sandy what’s sup hahaha
Sandy~~!! 💕
Natalia Garza jajaja 🌸🥰❤️
yes, re-writing of the content of the book doesn't help you. for learning language, you want to be a good speaker. that is your goal and for that, you need to understand of every Korean sentence in use. how it is used. only understanding of vocabulary and sentences will make you grow your Korean. not only Korean but also for all the languages.
The grammar is very very very difficult 😣
no notes?! everything i know is a lie
I never review my notes, so it makes no sense for me to take notes haha Personally, I'm better off not taking any~ Especially because I end up just mindlessly copying things down haha 😂