This book has a wide coverage of different aspects of Korean language proficiency. It commences from the very basic level of pattern and grammar for the beginners unaccustomed to the language to the intermediary level for conversational purposes. It provides the pronunciation of the Korean words in Hindi and its meaning in English. Since certain words are more difficult to articulate by English representation, the Hindi pronunciation aids the learner to grasp the phonetics of Korean better. In addition to this, the section on grammar and vocabulary questions at the end of each lesson for revisions and the vocabulary meaning is presented in English and pronunciation in Hindi. Conversation lesson are a part of the book which helps put into practice the structural and grammatical content of the book into everyday conversation. Hanja lessons provides solid foundation for further lexical development.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Professor Kim Do-young, who had been associated with Jawaharlal Nehru University from the beginning of its degree programs, currently teaches Korean at the department of East-Asian Studies, University of Delhi. He has previously published five books on Korean Language and Literature and two dictionaries, Korean-English Students' Dictionary in Romanized & Hindi Pronunciation and English-Korean Students' Dictionary with Hindi Pronunciation. His books emphasize on taking the Indian context into perspective and thus aim at helping beginners and advanced students alike to gain a better picture of the Korean.
