I'm new to language learning, and was wondering whether anyone has recommendations for a textbook for beginner-ish level Korean that is more substantive. Something that isn't just disjointed conversations and half-explained grammar rules. I'd be interested in something that integrates non-trivial discussions of grammar into the teaching of vocabulary and conversational practice.
The closest I've gotten to finding such a thing (at least in terms of feel, not exactly in terms of content) is [1], [2], or [3] but they don't quite fit the bill.
Anyways, thanks very much for any input!
[1] Amen IV, H.J. and Park, K., 2010. Korean for Beginners: Mastering Conversational Korean (Downloadable Material Included). Tuttle Publishing.
[2] Choo, M. and O'Grady, W.D., 2003. The sounds of Korean: A pronunciation guide (Vol. 1). University of Hawaii Press.
[3] Sin, C.Y., Shin, J., Kiaer, J. and Cha, J., 2012. The sounds of Korean. Cambridge University Press.