Korean With Kpop: Data Science based Korean Language Learning with the most frequent words, grammar and phrases in Kpop for beginners

Ellison, Ross

ISBN 10: 172405399X / ISBN 13: 9781724053992

Published by Independently published, 2018

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Korean With Kpop: Data Science based Korean Language Learning with the most frequent words, grammar and phrases in Kpop for beginners
• Publisher: Independently published
• Publication Date: 2018
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 172405399X
• ISBN 13: 9781724053992
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: good

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Synopsis

This book is intended for beginners, the only requirement is that you can read and write Korean (it's okay if you need a chart). A Romanization table with the Korean Alphabet will be given but the lessons only use Hangul.

Korean With Kpop offers you the most essentail words, grammar, and phrases that make up 35% of Korean Lyrics in Kpop.

• New grammar gets explained using the most common examples from Kpop.
• Word Statistics are provided to show the most frequent usage (should I use the contracted or full word for "heart"? Is the full word for "my" more common than the shortened?). Knowing the right words to listen for is necessary when learning.
• NO IRRELEVANT MATERIAL! Every single word and grammar presented sees significant use in Kpop. 
  
• Real Kpop Examples. Review sections at end of the chapters use actual lyrics from Kpop songs to create memorable learning opportunities.

Korean with Kpop data uses 2900 Kpop songs lyrics from 2008 - Sept. 2018 (including BTS’s new album) to ensure that all material is relevant and useful for Kpop students.