Preface
How to Use This Book
Korean Language Basics
Day 1.
[N] Start: Vacation begins
Day 2.
[N1] + -(이)랑 [N2]: Shopping with Mom
Day 3.
[N] During: Walking
Day 4.
Today too [N]: Exercise today too
Day 5.
[N] Before: Before going out
Day 6.
[N1] + -this/that like [N2]: clothes I like
Day 7.
[N] End: Cleaning End
Review
Day 8.
Long time no see [N]: Chicken after a long time
Day 9.
Too [Adj] + -da!: So cute!
Day 10.
[N1] + - of [N2] Part 1: Today's Lunch
Day 11.
[N1] + - of [N2] Part 2: The Picture of Foreknowledge
Day 12.
[N] + -을/를 [V] + -있다/때/이다.: I bought a camera.
Day 13.
Ah! [V] + -I want to go on a trip!: Ah! I want to go on a trip!
Day 14.
Ah! [V] + -I don't want to get up!: Ah! I don't want to get up!
Day 15.
[V] + -ki success: Success in reading 100 books in a year
Review
Day 16.
[N] for me: A gift for me
Day 17.
[N1] + -은/는 [N2] + -와/과: Cake goes with coffee
Day 18.
[N] + -eun/neun is the first: driving is the first time
Day 19.
[V] + -(으)ㄹ 때 [Adj] + -(으)ㄴ/는 [N]: Sohee is pretty when she smiles
Day 20.
[Adj] + -(으)ㄴ/는 [N]: tiring Monday
Day 21.
[Adj] + -(으)ㄹ게싶은.: It looks like it will be delicious.
Day 22.
[N] + -을/를 [V] + -(으)ㄹ까 Thinking about getting a haircut: Thinking about getting a haircut
Review
Day 23.
[V] + -I am sleeping: I am sleeping
Day 24.
Why I [V] + -: Why I gain weight
Day 25.
It's already [N] + -(이)네.: It's already December.
Day 26.
[N] + -이/가 말하다 [Adj] + -네.: There aren't many people.
Day 27.
[V] + -(으)ㄹ Can I go home today?: Can I go home today?
Day 28.
[V] + -(으)세요.: Have a nice weekend.
Day 29.
[V/Adj] + -아/어/여요.
/ [V/Adj] + -(s)bnida.: I'm getting married.
/ I'm getting married.
Day 30.
[V/Adj] + -was/was/was.
/ [V/Adj] + -있다/싶은/때.: It was a happy birthday.
/ It was a happy birthday.
Review
Glossary

"Daily Korean Writing Practice" is a book that allows beginner Korean learners to practice writing in Korean for 30 days.
It consists of various expressions that can be written on social media or in a diary, such as ‘Today too [N]’, ‘It’s been a while [N]’, etc.
You can naturally learn Korean expressions and practice writing by simply filling in the blanks in the patterns given every day.
Additionally, you can review the expressions you have learned through reviews every 7-8 days.
You can listen to the audio on the TTMIK: Audio app or the website https://TalkToMeInKorean.com. You can share your writing on the Talk To Me In Korean channel, which is active on social media, for 30 days, and motivate yourself by viewing what other learners have shared.


My First Writing Practice In Korean provides 30 days of studying for Korean learners with daily writing practice.
Each “DAY” introduces a short expression structure that you can use on social media or in your journal.
Learners can fill in the blanks to complete sentences or phrases with given sentence patterns.
After every seven to eight “DAY”s, you'll find a weekly review page where you can practice writing your own expressions again by using the structures you learned previously.

You can share your writing on social media, communicate with other Korean learners, and motivate yourself by reading stories other learners have shared.
All of the accompanying audio files are available at https://talktomeinkorean.com/audio or on the app 'TTMIK: Audio'.



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