Hangul first, then working with Korean clients: greetings, schedules, reports and contracts, at the right level of politeness. One work situation per unit.
Hangul first, then working with Korean clients: greetings, schedules, reports and contracts, at the right level of politeness. One work situation per unit.
What differs most from Indonesian: The verb last, particles that stick to words, and a politeness level in every sentence.
Every unit ends with a task, every level with an Uji, and the words you learn come back in Review. Speaking Practice to train saying them.
