<b>This book will make you learn KOREAN in just 30 days, starting from scratch</b>. And this is more than a simple promise. Let me explain&hellip;<br /><br />The process is very simple: the book is divided into 30 chapters, one for each day, to allow you to learn the basis of this language in only one month.<br /><br />To get the most out of this course, you just have to follow one rule: read a chapter a day, nothing more, nothing less. If you abide by this rule and follow the instructions included in the book, the result is guaranteed.<br />Forget the usual boring grammar lessons, anonymous and depersonalized.<br />&ldquo;<b>HOW TO LEARN KOREAN IN 30 DAYS</b>&rdquo; was made with all the self-help chrisms, like a practical handbook, characterised by a personal, fun and stimulating style. It is filled with many curious anecdotes and advices useful not only to speak in KOREAN, but also to get by during a trip.<br /><br />If you are still not sure, keep on reading&hellip;<br /><br /><b>From the preface of the Author&hellip;</b><br /><br />(&hellip;) When I started to learn Korean in Italy I could not find any textbook able to help me to fully understand the contemporary society and when I first set foot in Korea I felt really lost. I wish someone had taken my hand and shown me all the things that I came to know after years of direct experience. I also tried to be very objective in the exposition of the material: it happens often that the passion for Korea causes people (especially young girls) to have an idyllic image of this nation, without knowing and recognizing the problematic aspects too.<br />&ldquo;<b>HOW TO LEARN KOREAN IN 30 DAYS</b>&rdquo; aims at being the fastest and most enjoyable method to learn Korean. The purpose is to study one chapter a day, for a total of 30 days. Every chapter starts from a cultural anecdote, slowly approaching a grammar rule, some words and many exercises to test yourself. Every chapter therefore will help you to understand<b> </b>Korea thoroughly.<br />It is suitable both for those working and for those travelling&hellip; as well as for those who are only curious to learn something about this culture full of surprises! The difficult thing for a foreigner lies not only in verbal communication but also in understanding the culture of those giving hospitality. With this &ldquo;little book&rdquo; you can dive into the real South Korean culture, becoming, with some patience, little experts.