Korean grammar textbooks on the market are diverse and rich in specialized knowledge and grammar theories, making them difficult for the average foreigner to read and understand.
Recently, I had a class with foreign teachers who teach Korean, and they said that they were worried about how much content and knowledge they should understand and teach while looking at Korean grammar theory books.
No matter how much specialized knowledge or diverse theories you possess, what good is it if you can't fully understand and communicate them? If even teachers struggle with this, how much more so must students? This led me to believe there was a need to create a more accessible Korean grammar textbook for foreigners.
This book focuses on the basic Korean grammar that foreign learners need to understand, and rather than trying to cram all the extensive knowledge related to it into the book, we organized it around concepts that are easy to understand and understand.