I will teach korean by reading books together

I've worked as an officer in the Army. When the Korean Army and the US Army had joint military exercises together, I once took a job as a translator who were bridging the language barrier between both Armies.

After I left the Army, I once taught elementary school kids and middle school teenagers, teaching them English.

From there, I taught them not by emphasizing grammar, but by stressing the importance of vocabulary through reading. This made them learn English better and they scored better.

I will implement the same method when teaching the Korean language.

The Korean language has complex grammar, even for me. And I can't imagine a person who's never learned the language to understand the grammar.

So I will read the books together and explain the meaning of the vocabulary, and grammar along the way. This will be beneficial, as one could understand the vocabulary and grammar under a specific context. And of course, correct your pronunciation.

Say goodbye to grammar-based courses. Nobody ever learned grammar first when they were learning a language for the first time!