Korean for Tourists
Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Foreign Languages, Korean, Travel, Asia, Far East
| Author: | Chris Backe | ISBN: | 9781519948595 |
| Publisher: | Worthy Go | Publication: | December 23, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Chris Backe |
| ISBN: | 9781519948595 |
| Publisher: | Worthy Go |
| Publication: | December 23, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Order a beer, ask for a discount, and get around Korea easier – learn a few basics and have an even better time.
This language guide is your way to leapfrog other tourists and know what's really going on. They're written to be read quickly (like on the plane!) and be a reference guide once you've arrived. Each major section is linked to other major sections, making them only a tap away.
A few highlights:
- A thorough but easy-to-follow primer on hangeul, Korea's alphabet
- Numbers, money, and plenty of practical stuff
- The different types of hotels, and how to tell the difference
- Food, glorious food! What to try and how to order it
- How to get around the country by plane, bus, or train
This is the Korean language book for people that don't like learning languages.
One Weird Globe's mission is to make travel awesome, and to set you up to succeed. With language books, that means giving you the basics to making yourself understood. This is not a complete guide to the Korean language, so there's no fancy grammar points. No irrelevant vocabulary. If there's a fair chance you'll use it as a tourist, it's here, along with some local knowledge and humor.
Revamped and updated for 2016!
Buy now and start exploring the awesome side of Korea.
About the author
Chris Backe (rhymes with hockey) is the one-man show behind the dozens of itineraries / guidebooks on Worthy Go. He's the former travel blogger of One Weird Globe and has been traveling since 2008. He's been seen in Atlas Obscura, io9, Fark, Mental Floss, Groove Magazine, and many other publications. When not traveling, Chris enjoys a good lager and a tabletop game.
Order a beer, ask for a discount, and get around Korea easier – learn a few basics and have an even better time.
This language guide is your way to leapfrog other tourists and know what's really going on. They're written to be read quickly (like on the plane!) and be a reference guide once you've arrived. Each major section is linked to other major sections, making them only a tap away.
A few highlights:
- A thorough but easy-to-follow primer on hangeul, Korea's alphabet
- Numbers, money, and plenty of practical stuff
- The different types of hotels, and how to tell the difference
- Food, glorious food! What to try and how to order it
- How to get around the country by plane, bus, or train
This is the Korean language book for people that don't like learning languages.
One Weird Globe's mission is to make travel awesome, and to set you up to succeed. With language books, that means giving you the basics to making yourself understood. This is not a complete guide to the Korean language, so there's no fancy grammar points. No irrelevant vocabulary. If there's a fair chance you'll use it as a tourist, it's here, along with some local knowledge and humor.
Revamped and updated for 2016!
Buy now and start exploring the awesome side of Korea.
About the author
Chris Backe (rhymes with hockey) is the one-man show behind the dozens of itineraries / guidebooks on Worthy Go. He's the former travel blogger of One Weird Globe and has been traveling since 2008. He's been seen in Atlas Obscura, io9, Fark, Mental Floss, Groove Magazine, and many other publications. When not traveling, Chris enjoys a good lager and a tabletop game.
