So today’s class is officially the last class of the ‘nuts and bolts’ of Korean. In this class, as well as last class, I’ve been trying to introduce new sentence structures in and effort to show exactly WHY the ‘nuts and bolts’ are so important.

So that has lead to a fairly heavy load in terms of new material in the last couple of classes, so if there are any questions you’d like to ask, either now or a bit down the road, just reply to this and I’ll have your answer up as soon as possible.

Cheers,

Rob…

P.S. If you’re reading this and just starting to learn Korean and would like to learn Korean online, then just to the right of this, you should see a big red sign that says ‘FREE’. Stick your name and email into there and you’ll get an email sent to you right away with over 70 minutes worth of videos taken from class#1 of my in-class course teaching exactly how to read, write, and pronounce the Korean alphabet.
You’ll also get the exact hand-out we use in class so that you can follow along with everything we’re doing. (And as a tip, if you are looking to learn Korean, I fully suggest that the first thing you do is learn how to read and write. It doesn’t take long and will honestly make it SO much easier in the long run!)

P.P.S. Although in the first P.S. it says over “70 minutes”, that’s going to change soon. So by sticking your name and email into there now, very soon, you’re actually going to be getting nearly 20 videos totaling almost 4 hours worth of material, what I like to call “easily the best damn free gift and any Korean learner can get” which includes everything mentioned above and down the side, plus a bunch more.