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profiterole_reads) wrote2023-06-13 05:39 pm
profiterole_reads) wrote2023-06-13 05:39 pm
Integrated Korean textbooks
The Korean textbooks in French stop at B1 level, so I've moved on to Korean textbooks in English. So far, I've done Integrated Korean: High Intermediate 1 and I'm happy with it.
Each chapter is organised around a dialogue and a couple of texts, about fun topics like food and hallyu. I enjoyed learning the corresponding vocabulary and I felt that the level was perfectly right for me.
There were 2 minor issues:
- I found the grammar lessons a little too easy compared to my previous textbooks, so I went through the archives of a-pop-of-korean as a complement.
- There were no corrections for the exercises, as you're supposed to have a teacher, but I still thought it worked well for self-study. Good thing I didn't buy the workbook, though, as I suppose it didn't have corrections either.
Each chapter is organised around a dialogue and a couple of texts, about fun topics like food and hallyu. I enjoyed learning the corresponding vocabulary and I felt that the level was perfectly right for me.
There were 2 minor issues:
- I found the grammar lessons a little too easy compared to my previous textbooks, so I went through the archives of a-pop-of-korean as a complement.
- There were no corrections for the exercises, as you're supposed to have a teacher, but I still thought it worked well for self-study. Good thing I didn't buy the workbook, though, as I suppose it didn't have corrections either.