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My Korean: Step 2

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Kim, Ji-Hye & Lim, Byung-jin (The University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA) & Kim, Jieun (The University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA)

My Korean: Step 2

My Korean: Step 2

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My Korean: Step 2

 

My Korean: Step 2 uses authentic dialogues based on real-life and interactive activities and tasks that encourage students' active participation. The textbook is arranged thematically around topics that high-beginner and intermediate-low level learners of Korean are likely to encounter in their studies.

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My Korean: Step 2 uses authentic dialogues based on real-life and interactive activities and tasks that encourage students' active participation. The textbook is arranged thematically around topics that high-beginner and intermediate-low level learners of Korean are likely to encounter in their studies.

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