Korean Resources?

Beginner to Korean, I know most of the Hangul alphabet, but essentially nothing else. Just looking for any solid web resources for a beginner. Good books are also welcome! Thanks

OP Here, also looking for Korean friends on Skype or Kakaotalk...

Norwegian here. Also learning Korean, and it seems I'm at the same lvl as you, what's ur kakotalk-id?

For a kickstart, you may try Pimsleur Korean: http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/4961015/Complete_Pimsleur_Korean_I___II

If you are a Francophone, then Assimil Le Coréen Sans Peine may be useful for you.

Finally, as a blast from the past: http://fsi-language-courses.org/Content.php?page=Korean

ps.: I'm not learning Korean (yet), but I've successfully used these resources for French and Japanese. However, not all Pimsleur/Assimil/FSI courses are created equal, so they may or may not work as well for Korean as they worked for the languages I've studied. YMMV

I'm learning Korean as well, I can read, write, pronounce hangul pretty well, however I'm working on my grammar and my vocabulary. Anything that can help me? I don't really know any websites that are "recommended" study use, Rosettastone is really crap, right now I'm using learnkoreanonline.net, korean-flashcards.com and busyatom.com I know some people use talk to me in korean, is that good? How effective is it to get a foreign exchange partner? Does that work well? If so, where do I go about getting one? Thanks

>>5 here
If anyone wants to add me on kakaotalk, we can practice vocabulary or grammar together or something, email me (emails in the email field)

Could anyone recommend a good integrated self study book? Preferably one with an answer key to the exercises

Naver dictionary is really useful, really really useful.
http://endic.naver.com/