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Lesson 1: Encounters and Relationships
Lesson 2 Problems and Solutions
Lesson 3: TV and Life
Lesson 4 Career and Occupation
Lesson 5 Travel and Festivals
Lesson 6 Food and Health
Lesson 7 Holidays and Anniversaries
Lesson 8 Marriage
Lesson 9 Neighbors and Community
Lesson 10 Modern Society and Life

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『Ewha Korean』 is a new Korean language textbook series for foreigners presented by the Language Education Center of Ewha Womans University. It inherits the basic strengths of 『Pathfinder in Korean』, which was published about 10 years ago and received great acclaim both domestically and internationally as the first communication-focused textbook in Korea, while being designed with upgraded structure and content to suit the new times. It is an excellent Korean language textbook.

『Ewha Korean』 is designed to promote balanced development of the four language skills of speaking, listening, reading, and writing, while also strengthening speaking skills above all else.
In particular, a unique device called 'Try it' is utilized as a way to encourage speaking practice. This device, which contains the order of discourse and key words in sentences, helps foreign learners develop the ability to lead conversations proactively, moving beyond simple memorization.
The newly published Level 4 course focuses even more on upgrading learners' speaking skills by adding idiomatic expressions frequently used in daily life, along with in-depth grammar and functional expressions appropriate to the level.
Furthermore, listening, reading, and writing learning, which is achieved through high-quality content that reflects the real lives, culture, and emotions of Koreans, simultaneously satisfies the intellectual needs and desire to learn of learners entering the advanced level.

『Ewha Korean』 consists of 26 textbooks and practice books for levels 1 through 6. Considering recent learner preferences and convenience, the textbooks for levels 1 through 3 were divided into two volumes, and levels 1 and 2 were published separately in English, Japanese, and Chinese, meticulously reflecting the diverse needs of learners.