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- You can also use Active Koreans series of books, which has 4 books for different levels. The books are based on daily useful conversation, each of them having new vocabulary words, several grammar points explained and then exercises to practice. There are also Workbooks included for each of them. So there's Active Korean 1 (CD included) + Workbook (CD also included) , Active Korean 2 , 3, 4. I use these, and I recommend them. I reached Active Korean 3 now. It's really fun! :D I hope you get far learning Korean. :) 화이팅! ^______^0 votedFebruary 28, 20143
- -(으)ㄹ게요, -(으)ㄹ 거예요 and -겠어요 What does each and every of these sentence ending express? I know they're all for future tense, and that -(으)ㄹ게요 expresses somehow the intention or determination of the speaker. (also only used with the first person subject) What about the others? Thank you very much, in advance! :)February 15, 201470

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