This video isn't sponsored! I hope this video helps you out with your decision if you want to buy TTMIK books. I've put the link to their website and online bookstore in the description box! They also offer a few free Korean class videos on their website (or if you get a subscription you can watch them all). Let me know if you study Korean as well or if you wish to and let's motivate one another!
There's nothing wrong with free resources! There's plenty of them on CZcams and on the internet. Talk To Me In Korean also has some free videos on their website and CZcams! Sometimes we just got to do with the things that we have and that's totally okay. I hope that someday you'll be able to get the books you want!😊
@@zuzu thank you! I have a collection of half finished books already, but the talk to me in Korean books seem a lot nicer or more practical....either way, I just need to study😆😆
@@Joshis That's great already! And I agree with you. Compared to my other books these are really well constructed and also has good explanations. Anyway, good luck with studying! You can do it! Even if it's just 10mins a day, it helps and it's also okay to take breaks 😃
I just ordered Begginer's Extended Edition which includes Hangeul Master, level 1+2+3 Textbooks and level 1+2+3 Workbooks. My order will be shipped after 5 days, can't wait to start studying Korean. Thanks ZUZU for this video, you motivated me more to learn Korean....... will wait for your progress video. Love from Pakistan
These books have helped me more than my Korean studies in Korea (mostly because the teachers didn't speak English and I couldn't understand everything they were explaining haha). I hope they will help you more!!
I've been studying a few weeks with these books now and I'm very happy with it. My honest opinion is that learning a language with a teacher is the easiest way, but if you don't have any other choice then TTMIK books are a bless❤️❤️
Great video! I started with just using the free versions on the actual talkto me in korean website.. they Even let you download the PDFs for free! I've bought several books now but I still enjoying reviewing the lessons for free on their site.
I just ordered all 9 levels of TTMIK, and it just arrived today- I'm so excited to start learning, but I'm nervous that even after all of my studying I still won't be fluent....
It takes a lot of practice to become fluent. These books will help you understand and learn grammar and grammar. It's up to you to use the knowledge in everyday life. If you keep doing that, eventually you'll become fluent🥰
It gives you vocabulary as well. You can also use 90daykorean or 101korean websites. Those are good too! What I meant is, you should also talk in Korean and practice conversations!😄 Or perhaps reading articles or the Korean newspaper once you get comfortable with reading in Korean. Those kinds of things will help you tremendously to remember everything you've learnt from the books.
I hope they'll help you as much as they helped me! Don't forget to check the Korean content that becomes available on your account at TTMIK, because I noticed they included more info and tests for the books!🥰
It‘s quite expensive, but trust me, so worth it! Depending on if you can afford it and if you’re really serious about learning Korean, you should totally go for it
I was debating on whether or not buying the books but thanks to your vid I know for sure I want to purchase them. Do you by any chance have any update on your progress?
Hii! How exciting to hear you're considering the TTMIK books! I've been thinking of doing an update video once I finish all my books (I've been quite busy so I haven't finished them yet). But here's an update so far: the books gave me a much better understanding of Korean grammar and meaning (not only words, but also how and why sentences are build the way they are). There are funny jokes to keep the studying entertaining. I feel quite confident with reading and writing. There are also audio files, which help a lot with listening, but I think watching Korean movies, drama's or just Korean CZcamsrs contribute as well!! The only part that I'm not able to improve much is pronunciation. TTMIK offers classes online, which would make up for that, but I don't have the money to pay for it. They also have very useful videos on their CZcams, but there isn't someone to correct the pronunciation for you. For this it'd be best to get in contact with a Korean and call with them to practise speaking through a language exchange app. So all in all: I'm very happy with the books and TTMIK also provides further information and small 'exams', which you can find on your TTMIK account once you've bought the books. I've had Korean classes in Korea and even though learning Korean in Korea is the best and fastest way to learn, I didn't understand everything profoundly. I guessed things, which made me second-guess and I used a lot of grammar in the wrong way. TTMIK explains the meaning and way grammar works in a simple yet effective way. I have no regrets of buying the books. It's an investment for sure, but if it's something you truly want then I'd say it's worth the money.
Actually, their online studying material is pretty much the same as the books. It's just without the workbooks. I found this out after I bought the books, but if I had known I would've just studied online haha xd
Well, it's always good to practise and the fact that the workbooks have their own "check" system is very nice in combination with the text books. The only thing the workbooks don't have are reading exercises, so if you're looking for those then perhaps the workbooks aren't the best option. They do have listening exercises (you can download the audio files via your TTMIK account). I feel like the workbooks are supporting the textbooks for deeper understanding of the grammar and cultural aspects, but compared to the workbooks I got during my studies in Korea, I'd say the TTMIK workbooks are a bit simple. I would recommend them if you want to practise more, but in the end it's entirely up to you. I think there's also plenty of free exercises on the internet.
I really want to do a video like that and I was planning on doing it 1 year later after I got the books! However, you can create an account on TTMIK website and if you look for the 'Essential Courses', that's actually the online version of the books. So, if you don't want to buy the books (because they are expensive with shipping costs 'n stuff), this could be a great other option! I didn't know about this when I bought the books, but I wish I had haha. The content is almost the same (but it doesn't include the practices from the workbooks). I hope this helps for now! 💕
@@diyadhankar2205 I can't, because it's a webpage you can only access once you have an account on ttmik. Here's what you need to do: create an account for free & log in. Then click on the button "courses" and you should be able to see 'Essential Courses' on top with different kind of levels. If you've learnt Hangul, you can start with level 1! :D
No, only the free ones that are already accessible with or without books. You do get access to listening exercises that belong to the book, but for the paid courses you'll need to get the paid membership😔
Yes, they are almost the same. I'd recommend using the essential courses and instead use your money for a paid subscription💕 But if you don't like studying online, then the books are great to study Korean with🥰
I’m contemplating whether to get the grammar book or not. I feel like it’s good to have them but shipping cost is killing me. Might just get the one from Amazon
Actually you can create an account on their website and have access to the Essential Courses, which are 95% the same as the books. The only difference is that there are no practice dialogues, but all the grammar is still available! If you can’t pay for shipping, then this is a great solution 😄
@@zuzu that’s what I thought. The book just gives extra activities and it’s physical so it’s easier to understand/learn. I’ll order the workbooks and not the grammar books. How’s the other book that you bought, is it useful?
I think it's useful. The little stories are perfect for beginners with new vocabulary and translations. Although I'm pretty sure you can find similar reading practices online. I bought the book so that I could study while commuting, but it's entirely up to your preferences 😊
Hi! I have a question. When you bought these books, were you supposed to pay custom fees when the products arrived to your country? I’ve had a lot of bad incidents with custom fees ever since I arrived in the UK and ordered products from non-UK websites.
Heyy! I didn't have to pay for custom fees. This only happens when the customs choose to check your mail. Sometimes you get lucky and don't have to pay for it and sometimes you get unlucky. It's really hard to say when a package gets picked up by customs, so I can't guarantee that you won't have any custom fees because I didn't have them. I really do hope you'll be luckier and won't experience any bad incidents with customs in the future💕
Hi, I have question, I want to buy these too but where are the vocabulary for level 1? In the workbook in the text Book or in a Extra Book? Please answer
There's vocabulary in the textbook and usually the workbook asks for translations to help with memorization. However, my honest opinion is that it's not a lot of vocabulary. I think it'd be better to learn more vocabulary online through a free websites like 90daykorean or koreanclass101. You could also add an additional vocabulary book, but I think you can already learn a lot of vocabulary for free online. I hope this helps!✨💕
Hii! I'm at level 4 now. Even though I wanted to study everyday, it wasn't possible for me and I had to take a few breaks due to a surgery and the application for a master degree, which took a lot of time. Anyway, yes I did make progress. Especially in understanding the grammar. It all makes much more sense to me, but I have a hard time remembering it all. The problem is, if you don't use Korean in your daily life it's difficult and hard work to remember it all. It's so much easier if you can chat or hang out with Korean friends and practice the things you've learnt that way. Books can learn you lots of things, but it only goes so far. I think a mix of studying with these books and using Korean in daily life will help you learn much faster and make remembering it all easier. I hope this helped!💕
I'd like to know about how many words we Can learn on the website, because I Don't Know How to search for courses ( I meant that there are many courses and I need to find a basic one)
Quick question are those the only books you bought or did you buy more? Currently right now I learned Hangul so I was thinking if those books can help me go on from Hangul
Yes, those are the only books I bought. In the first level workbook there's Hangul included (not very extensively explained) and it goes from there with the textbook. It's starts with very simple grammar and builds up the difficulty with each level you finish. Let me know if you want to know more 😀
It depends on your study goals! The books mostly offer grammar and a bit of vocabulary. Personally, if I had known that the contents of the books were included in the online premium courses I probably wouldn't have bought the study books. Right now I just study through their website instead of using the books. However, I really do enjoy the other books I bought for conversation and reading practices!
Hiii! Besides TTMIK I've worked with Seoul's National University text- and workbooks, but I don't recommend these as there's very little context (a teacher is supposed to give those). Unfortunately I haven't had the opportunity of trying other books, so I can't recommend you anything😪. That being said, there's ton of free stuff online that you can use to study Korean! There are lots of teachers on CZcams and TTMIK also offers free videos. One website that's free and very helpful as well is 90daykorean! I'm sorry I can't help you more than this😭
@@keisha7918 I am, because they are so much better than my previous books. If you're still in doubt, then send me a message on Instagram at @rutszoe (if you have instagram) and tell me what you're looking for in the books. I can take some pictures of the books for you, so that you can take a better look at the grammars, explanations and exercises if you want? (I'll send those through Instagram)
@@keisha7918 their website has all the materials from the books for free! So you can try studying there, and if you want you can buy the book (some people prefer having a physical copy, you know), so give it a try ^^
Hii Harshu! Thank you so much for your comment! Unfortunately I'm not super good in Korean nor do I have the skills to teach Korean. If you wish to learn Korean I'd recommend the websites talktomeinkorean (they have free courses), 90daykorean and koreanclass101. Furthermore, there are many Korean teachers on CZcams! You could check them out as well :D
It's great for extra exercises and the workbook of level 1 explains Hangul. The textbook explains the theory and has about 5 to 10 simple exercises. The workbook offers more exercises that are more in depth with what you just learnt. It's entirely up to you whether or not you want to practise more and if you want to spend the money. Personally I'm happy to have the workbook as I can practise to get a better understanding of vocabulary and grammar😊. But the TTMIK website and YT Channel also offers lessons and exercises. It's entirely up to you what you want!
If you google 'Talk to me in Korean' you'll get to their website! Once you get on their website, click on their "bookstore" and you'll find the books there! :D
This video isn't sponsored! I hope this video helps you out with your decision if you want to buy TTMIK books. I've put the link to their website and online bookstore in the description box! They also offer a few free Korean class videos on their website (or if you get a subscription you can watch them all). Let me know if you study Korean as well or if you wish to and let's motivate one another!
I know Hangeul, soon I will start Level 1
Can u tell the price if I buy all 5 levels and it’s workbook?
@@gagandeepkaur8485 go to talktomeinkorean.com and check there!
Hello!I wanna to learn korean language but couldn't.i need some good friends so we can learn it together.i have text you on insta😬 .plz reply me😭
How much all books
I'd really like to get these, but I'm just using free resources at the moment😅 That easy reading book is the one I am most likely to buy😃
There's nothing wrong with free resources! There's plenty of them on CZcams and on the internet. Talk To Me In Korean also has some free videos on their website and CZcams! Sometimes we just got to do with the things that we have and that's totally okay. I hope that someday you'll be able to get the books you want!😊
@@zuzu thank you! I have a collection of half finished books already, but the talk to me in Korean books seem a lot nicer or more practical....either way, I just need to study😆😆
@@Joshis That's great already! And I agree with you. Compared to my other books these are really well constructed and also has good explanations. Anyway, good luck with studying! You can do it! Even if it's just 10mins a day, it helps and it's also okay to take breaks 😃
Can I have your email/Instagram ID? I have links for some Korean books
Studying with me in Korean would be awesome topic! Those books looked so nice! Yay
In that case I'll look into making a video like that!❤️
I just ordered Begginer's Extended Edition which includes Hangeul Master, level 1+2+3 Textbooks and level 1+2+3 Workbooks. My order will be shipped after 5 days, can't wait to start studying Korean. Thanks ZUZU for this video, you motivated me more to learn Korean....... will wait for your progress video. Love from Pakistan
Omg thank you for sharing your story! Let's study together and become better at Korean! You can do this💕💖
Same but mines being shipped overseas it takes a bit longer.
I've been studying it for a couple of months. I'm purchasing this book when I wake up because I think it will help me learn much better
These books have helped me more than my Korean studies in Korea (mostly because the teachers didn't speak English and I couldn't understand everything they were explaining haha). I hope they will help you more!!
Thumbs up for studying Korean!!!👍👏😀👍👏😀
Haha thank you! Thumbs up back to you kind sir👍👍
This video was so helpful thank you. I'm basically a complete beginner I have a decent understanding of hangul but that's basically it.
I've been studying a few weeks with these books now and I'm very happy with it. My honest opinion is that learning a language with a teacher is the easiest way, but if you don't have any other choice then TTMIK books are a bless❤️❤️
@@zuzu okay thank you! ❤️
Kyeong-eun is a TTMIK teacher. She apppears in many of the TTMIK videos on the TTMIK CZcams channel.
Oh I didn't know that! I did watch a few videos on their website, but not yet on their CZcams. I'll def check those out now! Thank you for telling me💕
@@zuzu You're welcome 😊
Great video! I started with just using the free versions on the actual talkto me in korean website.. they
Even let you download the PDFs for free! I've bought several books now but I still enjoying reviewing the lessons for free on their site.
Oh yes, definitely! I do that now as well! It's a great way to start and it's always good to review!
Can u send me the link plz
I just looked up ' talk to me in Korean' and BAM your channel was on google!!!! I mean i' was surprised cuz i watch your vids!
Omg really? Wow😱 I'm really surprised as well haha, thank you for telling me!!💕✨️
I just ordered all 9 levels of TTMIK, and it just arrived today- I'm so excited to start learning, but I'm nervous that even after all of my studying I still won't be fluent....
It takes a lot of practice to become fluent. These books will help you understand and learn grammar and grammar. It's up to you to use the knowledge in everyday life. If you keep doing that, eventually you'll become fluent🥰
@@zuzu so should I look to other sources for vocabulary, or does it give you that too?
It gives you vocabulary as well. You can also use 90daykorean or 101korean websites. Those are good too! What I meant is, you should also talk in Korean and practice conversations!😄 Or perhaps reading articles or the Korean newspaper once you get comfortable with reading in Korean. Those kinds of things will help you tremendously to remember everything you've learnt from the books.
@@zuzu do u think that if I do these workbooks with Korean friends, I will improve more?
You can do them on your own! I just think that if you converse with Koreans as well, you'll improve faster😊
I bought the book level 1 and I am waiting for it! I hope it's worth it! hwaiting!
Good luck on your Korean Studies adventure!!!
If anyone don't have enough money for buying this or family saying No so don't worry you can also learn it Very well from Talk to me in korean App 👍👍
Ooh yes! That's a great tip! Thank you💕
I'll order TTMIK books soon. Thank for this video ❤️
I hope they'll help you as much as they helped me! Don't forget to check the Korean content that becomes available on your account at TTMIK, because I noticed they included more info and tests for the books!🥰
@@zuzu 헿헿 안녕~ 주주야
@@Prince-xz2sz 안녕 프린스~~
@@zuzu 저도 한국어 배우고 있습니당!
i wanted to order so badly, but then i realized that shipping is $20+
It‘s quite expensive, but trust me, so worth it! Depending on if you can afford it and if you’re really serious about learning Korean, you should totally go for it
you can get them on Amazon!! I believe if you have prime you get free shipping :) prices are slightly lower too
@@jsmncrnd Shipping can still be a lot depending on where you live
@@sparklight0964 yeah I checked :( the books are way more on Amazon than they are on the website , even with free shipping
I was debating on whether or not buying the books but thanks to your vid I know for sure I want to purchase them. Do you by any chance have any update on your progress?
Hii! How exciting to hear you're considering the TTMIK books! I've been thinking of doing an update video once I finish all my books (I've been quite busy so I haven't finished them yet). But here's an update so far: the books gave me a much better understanding of Korean grammar and meaning (not only words, but also how and why sentences are build the way they are). There are funny jokes to keep the studying entertaining. I feel quite confident with reading and writing. There are also audio files, which help a lot with listening, but I think watching Korean movies, drama's or just Korean CZcamsrs contribute as well!! The only part that I'm not able to improve much is pronunciation. TTMIK offers classes online, which would make up for that, but I don't have the money to pay for it. They also have very useful videos on their CZcams, but there isn't someone to correct the pronunciation for you. For this it'd be best to get in contact with a Korean and call with them to practise speaking through a language exchange app. So all in all: I'm very happy with the books and TTMIK also provides further information and small 'exams', which you can find on your TTMIK account once you've bought the books. I've had Korean classes in Korea and even though learning Korean in Korea is the best and fastest way to learn, I didn't understand everything profoundly. I guessed things, which made me second-guess and I used a lot of grammar in the wrong way. TTMIK explains the meaning and way grammar works in a simple yet effective way. I have no regrets of buying the books. It's an investment for sure, but if it's something you truly want then I'd say it's worth the money.
I also want to buy those books but Im broke af hahaha I just settle with their free courses on their site. Happy Studying Guys!!!
Actually, their online studying material is pretty much the same as the books. It's just without the workbooks. I found this out after I bought the books, but if I had known I would've just studied online haha xd
Oh really? Wow thanks for the info! Stay safe :)
Would you recommend the work books? I only have the normal books 1-5. I thought about getting them, but wasn't sure.
Well, it's always good to practise and the fact that the workbooks have their own "check" system is very nice in combination with the text books. The only thing the workbooks don't have are reading exercises, so if you're looking for those then perhaps the workbooks aren't the best option. They do have listening exercises (you can download the audio files via your TTMIK account). I feel like the workbooks are supporting the textbooks for deeper understanding of the grammar and cultural aspects, but compared to the workbooks I got during my studies in Korea, I'd say the TTMIK workbooks are a bit simple. I would recommend them if you want to practise more, but in the end it's entirely up to you. I think there's also plenty of free exercises on the internet.
헤어 스타일 너무 귀엽다.
우와 너무너무 고마워요~
응........ 당근 것처럼 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 재이케
한국어 공부 화이팅 ㅎㅎ!
정말 고마워요~~ 😄
Amazing book
Hi
Can u do and after this book set review ? Like how much Korean improved ?
I wanna buy the books but don’t know which one to do buy👏🏻
Thanks
I really want to do a video like that and I was planning on doing it 1 year later after I got the books! However, you can create an account on TTMIK website and if you look for the 'Essential Courses', that's actually the online version of the books. So, if you don't want to buy the books (because they are expensive with shipping costs 'n stuff), this could be a great other option! I didn't know about this when I bought the books, but I wish I had haha. The content is almost the same (but it doesn't include the practices from the workbooks). I hope this helps for now! 💕
@@zuzu can u please paste the link of this 😭😭
@@diyadhankar2205 I can't, because it's a webpage you can only access once you have an account on ttmik. Here's what you need to do: create an account for free & log in. Then click on the button "courses" and you should be able to see 'Essential Courses' on top with different kind of levels. If you've learnt Hangul, you can start with level 1! :D
Thank you for your video :))) do you know if the level books come with the online courses TTMIK has?
Many thanks
No, only the free ones that are already accessible with or without books. You do get access to listening exercises that belong to the book, but for the paid courses you'll need to get the paid membership😔
@@zuzu thank you so much for your reply!! Have you personally ever used the online courses? If so are they similar to the books¿
Thanks again 😆
Yes, they are almost the same. I'd recommend using the essential courses and instead use your money for a paid subscription💕 But if you don't like studying online, then the books are great to study Korean with🥰
@@zuzu thank you very much, your efforts are appreciated!!
I’m contemplating whether to get the grammar book or not. I feel like it’s good to have them but shipping cost is killing me. Might just get the one from Amazon
Actually you can create an account on their website and have access to the Essential Courses, which are 95% the same as the books. The only difference is that there are no practice dialogues, but all the grammar is still available! If you can’t pay for shipping, then this is a great solution 😄
@@zuzu that’s what I thought. The book just gives extra activities and it’s physical so it’s easier to understand/learn. I’ll order the workbooks and not the grammar books. How’s the other book that you bought, is it useful?
I think it's useful. The little stories are perfect for beginners with new vocabulary and translations. Although I'm pretty sure you can find similar reading practices online. I bought the book so that I could study while commuting, but it's entirely up to your preferences 😊
I'm just curious if you know, is there a difference with the material you can get between the physical books and the e-book version?
I didn't notice a difference c:
So how do you do this in order?
What do you mean? How to order the books or how to study the books in order? :o
Hi Zuzu! I think you said the workbook had its own answer key but, does the textbook have its answer key?
I checked and it does! :D
@@zuzu thank you!!!!
Hi! I have a question. When you bought these books, were you supposed to pay custom fees when the products arrived to your country? I’ve had a lot of bad incidents with custom fees ever since I arrived in the UK and ordered products from non-UK websites.
Heyy! I didn't have to pay for custom fees. This only happens when the customs choose to check your mail. Sometimes you get lucky and don't have to pay for it and sometimes you get unlucky. It's really hard to say when a package gets picked up by customs, so I can't guarantee that you won't have any custom fees because I didn't have them. I really do hope you'll be luckier and won't experience any bad incidents with customs in the future💕
Thank you so much for your reply 🥺 and I really enjoyed your video. It helped a lot !!!
@@magdelinecherrylwin6497 I'm so happy to hear that! Thank you☺️
Hi,
I have question, I want to buy these too but where are the vocabulary for level 1? In the workbook in the text Book or in a Extra Book? Please answer
There's vocabulary in the textbook and usually the workbook asks for translations to help with memorization. However, my honest opinion is that it's not a lot of vocabulary. I think it'd be better to learn more vocabulary online through a free websites like 90daykorean or koreanclass101. You could also add an additional vocabulary book, but I think you can already learn a lot of vocabulary for free online. I hope this helps!✨💕
@@zuzu thank you very very much:)❤️it helps me really much!
No problem!😊
Did you make progress? what level are you on right now?
Hii! I'm at level 4 now. Even though I wanted to study everyday, it wasn't possible for me and I had to take a few breaks due to a surgery and the application for a master degree, which took a lot of time. Anyway, yes I did make progress. Especially in understanding the grammar. It all makes much more sense to me, but I have a hard time remembering it all. The problem is, if you don't use Korean in your daily life it's difficult and hard work to remember it all. It's so much easier if you can chat or hang out with Korean friends and practice the things you've learnt that way. Books can learn you lots of things, but it only goes so far. I think a mix of studying with these books and using Korean in daily life will help you learn much faster and make remembering it all easier. I hope this helped!💕
Hello :) ! How many days did you wait until you received it ? did it take alot of time to come ?
Hii! Oef, it's been some time since I made this video, but I think it took about 2 weeks for it to arrive for me? :)
@@zuzu oh okay thanks ☺️
I'd like to know about how many words we Can learn on the website, because I Don't Know How to search for courses ( I meant that there are many courses and I need to find a basic one)
Quick question are those the only books you bought or did you buy more? Currently right now I learned Hangul so I was thinking if those books can help me go on from Hangul
Yes, those are the only books I bought. In the first level workbook there's Hangul included (not very extensively explained) and it goes from there with the textbook. It's starts with very simple grammar and builds up the difficulty with each level you finish. Let me know if you want to know more 😀
Where you can buy those books?
At the 'talk to me in korean' website🙂
Where did you buy the books from?? Pls reply!!!!
I searched on Amazon to buy but they were all e books so I couldn't buy that book......
Pls help me!
Just google 'Talk To Me In Korean' and you can buy the books from their own website!😀
Did you join the online premium, or are the books level 1~ sufficient for self studies ?
It depends on your study goals! The books mostly offer grammar and a bit of vocabulary. Personally, if I had known that the contents of the books were included in the online premium courses I probably wouldn't have bought the study books. Right now I just study through their website instead of using the books. However, I really do enjoy the other books I bought for conversation and reading practices!
Other than ttmik books? can you recommend a workbook or textbook for a beginner to entermediate learner? hehe nice vid ty for the info 💖😊
Hiii! Besides TTMIK I've worked with Seoul's National University text- and workbooks, but I don't recommend these as there's very little context (a teacher is supposed to give those). Unfortunately I haven't had the opportunity of trying other books, so I can't recommend you anything😪. That being said, there's ton of free stuff online that you can use to study Korean! There are lots of teachers on CZcams and TTMIK also offers free videos. One website that's free and very helpful as well is 90daykorean! I'm sorry I can't help you more than this😭
@@zuzu But overall do you like the ttmik workbook and textbook? Cause I'm planning to buy but I'm hesitating whether to buy it or nah.
@@keisha7918 I am, because they are so much better than my previous books. If you're still in doubt, then send me a message on Instagram at @rutszoe (if you have instagram) and tell me what you're looking for in the books. I can take some pictures of the books for you, so that you can take a better look at the grammars, explanations and exercises if you want? (I'll send those through Instagram)
@@zuzu omg that would be great😍💖
@@keisha7918 their website has all the materials from the books for free! So you can try studying there, and if you want you can buy the book (some people prefer having a physical copy, you know), so give it a try ^^
I really want to get some books but I don't have money to buy them huhu 😭
Hi. Can you show me how to buy the book Talk to me in Korean
can i get this book pdf there is any app for that ????
There is the TTMIK website that you can check out. They have online versions too 😄
Woowww but that so expensive I buy the level one only
It's quite the investment yes :o luckily I bought them during a sale, but it still hurt my wallet a lot haha
@@zuzu ya. But I will buy it slowly good luck on learning korean
Any Hangul books recommendations for a level 0 student? I just started learning Korean
If you go to the website talktomeinkorean.com then they have a beginners book for learning hangul it's yellow and black
Hello I'm harshu please can you please teach me Korean language please don't say no
Hii Harshu! Thank you so much for your comment! Unfortunately I'm not super good in Korean nor do I have the skills to teach Korean. If you wish to learn Korean I'd recommend the websites talktomeinkorean (they have free courses), 90daykorean and koreanclass101. Furthermore, there are many Korean teachers on CZcams! You could check them out as well :D
@@zuzu ok thanks for idea 😊😊😊😊
Ni you Can Just Buy shinobu costume because I don't have money to Buy so can you Buy me shinobu costume Please 😢
So would you recommend the workbook
It's great for extra exercises and the workbook of level 1 explains Hangul. The textbook explains the theory and has about 5 to 10 simple exercises. The workbook offers more exercises that are more in depth with what you just learnt. It's entirely up to you whether or not you want to practise more and if you want to spend the money. Personally I'm happy to have the workbook as I can practise to get a better understanding of vocabulary and grammar😊. But the TTMIK website and YT Channel also offers lessons and exercises. It's entirely up to you what you want!
Where can I find these Korean books 😥
Just go to the bookstore on the Talk To Me In Korean website!😊
I envy u ㅠㅠ😭
Nooooo you don't need to haha. You're amazing the way you are💕
where did you buy it
If you google 'Talk to me in Korean' you'll get to their website! Once you get on their website, click on their "bookstore" and you'll find the books there! :D
They sell any book to learn Hangul?
Yep!
@@zuzu how long did the books take to arrive?
how can i buy those books pls
You can buy them on their website! :D
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Hiiii👋
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that must have hurt ur wallet😫
Yes... A lot.. haha, but it's okay! I saved up money for 1,5 years and Dr Martens shoes go for a long time, so I see it as an investment😋