This book proposes a fundamental shift in how learners approach the Korean language, moving beyond rote memorization to cultivate an intuitive understanding. It argues that true fluency stems from adopting a Korean mindset, which involves understanding cultural nuances, idiomatic expressions, and the underlying logic of the language. The author, Adrian Gee, draws on his experience to guide readers through practical exercises and mental frameworks designed to rewire their thinking patterns for more natural language acquisition.

The approach of 'Think in Korean' suggests a focus on cognitive and cultural immersion as key to language acquisition. The book likely aims to provide a structured method for learners who have struggled with traditional memorization techniques. Its success would depend on the practical applicability of its proposed mindset shift and the clarity of its guidance for adopting Korean thought patterns.