Beginner Korean Reading 1
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Description
Book Introduction
A Korean language textbook developed for use by Korean language teachers in their teaching/learning activities at Korean language education institutions.
It was developed to teach 'Korean reading' at the level of Level 1 and 2 of the 'Korean Proficiency Test (KPT)' to foreigners.
The related website (http://byeori.net) provides multimedia learning materials needed for teaching/learning activities, such as videos, animations, audio materials, and text materials, online through the Internet.
It was developed to teach 'Korean reading' at the level of Level 1 and 2 of the 'Korean Proficiency Test (KPT)' to foreigners.
The related website (http://byeori.net) provides multimedia learning materials needed for teaching/learning activities, such as videos, animations, audio materials, and text materials, online through the Internet.
index
Part 1: Korean and Pronunciation
1.
Learning Korean
1.1.
Korean names and order
1.2.
How to write Korean
1.2.1.
How to write vowel letters
1.2.2.
How to write consonant letters
1.2.3.
How to write syllabic letters
1.3.
Korean writing practice
2.
Learn pronunciation
2.1.
Pronunciation of vowels
1.2.1.
Pronunciation of simple vowels
1.2.2.
Pronunciation of diphthongs
2.2.
How to pronounce consonants
1.2.1.
Classification of consonants
1.2.2.
How to pronounce consonants
Part II: Reading in Korean
1.
hello?
2.
The student is in the classroom.
3.
There are four pencils in total.
4.
I go hiking with a friend on Sunday.
5.
There are six people in my family.
6.
The weekend was very enjoyable.
7.
Jinju has long hair.
8.
I went to the department store to buy a tie.
9.
We decided to meet at the cultural center.
10.
I called Wonhee.
[supplement]
Appendix 1.
Dialogue area
Appendix 2.
Text vocabulary Korean-English comparison
1.
Learning Korean
1.1.
Korean names and order
1.2.
How to write Korean
1.2.1.
How to write vowel letters
1.2.2.
How to write consonant letters
1.2.3.
How to write syllabic letters
1.3.
Korean writing practice
2.
Learn pronunciation
2.1.
Pronunciation of vowels
1.2.1.
Pronunciation of simple vowels
1.2.2.
Pronunciation of diphthongs
2.2.
How to pronounce consonants
1.2.1.
Classification of consonants
1.2.2.
How to pronounce consonants
Part II: Reading in Korean
1.
hello?
2.
The student is in the classroom.
3.
There are four pencils in total.
4.
I go hiking with a friend on Sunday.
5.
There are six people in my family.
6.
The weekend was very enjoyable.
7.
Jinju has long hair.
8.
I went to the department store to buy a tie.
9.
We decided to meet at the cultural center.
10.
I called Wonhee.
[supplement]
Appendix 1.
Dialogue area
Appendix 2.
Text vocabulary Korean-English comparison
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: March 1, 2007
- Page count, weight, size: 241 pages | Out of specification
- ISBN13: 9788956684888
- ISBN10: 895668488X
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