I think you should understand the sentence structure(S+V+O) first so that you can make a simple sentence in Korean but don't dig deep into grammar's stuff because it will take away your appetite for learning Korean.^^ Here is my advice. 1) Try to understand the sentence order first (Subject + Object +Verb or Adjective) 2) Try to understand what topic, subject, object making particles are 3) Try to figure out what kind of nouns can be topics or subjects 4) Dig out how many pronouns are in the Korean language. 5) Try to memorize simple verbs or adjectives like makan, minum, pergi, datang, tidur, cantik, etc. 6) Make sure where adjectives are usually placed. In you language, adjectives follow nouns but in Korean adjectives must come right before noun. 7) Make sure adjectives can be predicates in our language without 'be-verb' 8) Extend your vocabulary. 9) Don't forget honorific forms of verbs.^^ 10) Practice till you get used to them. When you have got used to expressions, grammar will be useless. I think it's enough for you to make a simple sentence in Korean now.^^ Here is a simple sentence. saya(Subejct) makan(Verb) Kimchi(Object) 나는(Subject) 김치를(Object) 먹는다.(Verb) saya - 나 makan - 먹다 Kimchi - 김치 As you can see, Korean sentences need particles like "는/를" to make nouns into a topic, a subject or object. 加油吧。 \^o^/

Just learn basic phrases such as "I'm hungry", "I want to drink water". You'll learn both.

start with learning your basic verbs such as walking, sitting, eating, going, coming and nouns such as bus , train, you, me, names od places etc. then start learning a bit of grammer so start of by learning how to bild a sentence in korean, first you n eed to know korean sentence structure and then the different particled Korean use. start with basci, topic, object and subject marker. you should then learn verb endings in different tenses. throughout this stage you will learn more vocabulary. keep up with your vocab!! good luck :D