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1. Talk To Me In Korean has provided FREE Korean language learning content to learners around the globe since 2009, and with over 800 lessons published on the official free website.2. Talk To Me In Korean has drawn over 1.8 million people to the site to download over 50 million lessons.3. This workbook is designed to be used in conjunction with the Talk To Me In Korean Level 1 lessons, which are available for free at official free website. "Designed to help you review and reinforce what you've learned in the TTMIK lessons, this workbook contains 6 main categories of review and 13 types of exercises:1. Vocabulary 2. Writing3. Listening comprehension4. Reading comprehension5. Fill in the chart6. Dictation1. Matching2. Fill in the blank3. Multiple choice4. Dictation5. Draw a picture6. Translation (Korean English)7. Short answer8. Define and t
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Missionaries by Phil Klay
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