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Useful website, but quirky and unprofessional to say the least. I have read through the better part of it, and while it contains some very useful information and lots of examples, it also contains no ...

Naturally, because the course starts from the basics, there's almost nothing you can do to directly learn the language that won't be likely to overlap with the course. It might be perfectly legitimate ...

I recommend dic.impact.pe.kr it's pretty good and easy to understand. The cool part is that it also searches for your input in translated sentences so you can figure out how a word is actually used.

Dramas or sitcoms featuring conversations between young peers, a la "Friends", may be a good source. "내일 지구가 망해버렸으면 좋겠어" (So Not Worth It: https://www.netflix.com/title/81194153) ...

This one may be more useful as reference book for Korean grammar. It has all the grammar you need for TOPIK 1 & 2. I find it really well explained, containing example sentences for in everyday ...

Nowadays there are many options of flashcards apps for learning foreign languages. Some of the ones I´ve used for TOPIK are LingoDeer and Duolinguo. They both offer interesting sources of vocabulary ...

Firstly, just taking your question very literally - if you know some verbs, you already know how to make a Korean sentence, because a Korean sentence can be just a verb. Korean is a very 'contextual' ...

I recommend to try this way. Find Korean TV series you like. Watch with Korean subtitle. Study transcript and memorize them. Watch the video without subtitles over and over until you are totally ...