Korean Job Discussion Forums

[pianowill]

I'll be departing for Korea soon, and my studying of Hangul is going at a snail's pace. I study better if I am writing down what I am learning, so is there some kind of workbook I can buy here in the states that allows me to read a page or two of material and then practice that material by answering questions the workbook asks?

I don't know if I am explaining myself well enough, but my French classes in college had an excellent curriculum that consisted of two books - one that taught the spelling/grammar/everything else and the other that allowed you to practice writing and comprehending French.

[furtakk]

i have been using this: http://www.amazon.com/Basic-Korean-Grammar-Workbook-Workbooks/dp/041577487X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1250612457&sr=8-1
in conjunction with the rosetta stone and it has been helpful. the former isn't too expensive and the latter i 'acquired.'

[Pwillig]

www.learn-korean-now.com is a great site. I think my g/f learned Hangul in 2 hours...