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"Verbs are an integral part of any sentence, but figuring out verb forms can sometimes be difficult when learning new languages. 500 Basic Korean Verbs, the only resource of its kind for the Korean language, is an indispensable reference which makes learning the verb forms much easier. Useful for students and anyone looking to brush up on their Korean language skills, this easy-to- use volume presents the correct usage of Korean verbs for English-speaking learners. Each of the 500 Korean verbs found within its pages are presented in a single-page format that gives the meaning, pronunciation and a ""model verb"" that its conjugation follows. It also displays the verb's 48 key tenses, speech levels and moods, all accompanied by romanizations."

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Incredibly useful reference for anyone studying Korean. The index is perfect, making verbs easy to find in Hangul or by English meaning. Verb pages are visually very clean and easy to find the right conjugation, as well as including sample sentences and sentence structure at the bottom of the page. Verbs with the same spelling but different meanings are given separate pages for separate meanings. -- Goodreads

Incredibly useful reference for anyone studying Korean. The index is perfect, making easy to find verbs in hangul or by english meaning. Verb pages are visually very clean and easy to find the right conjugation, as well as including sample sentences and sentence structure at the bottom of the page. Verbs with the same spelling but different meanings are given separate pages for separate meanings. -- Goodreads

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Kyubyong Park works in the field of information technology and has also been an editor at an educational publishing company focusing on language practice books for Koreans learning English. His expertise in the different learning techniques for these two languages results in an efficient teaching approach. He is the author of several language books published in Korean and is the coauthor of Korean for Beginners (Tuttle Publishing). He lives in Seoul.

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