Understanding Korea
31.
The air in my hometown is cleaner than in Seoul.
32.
On Boknal, we eat samgyetang
33.
You can also experience making songpyeon.
34.
How about giving baby clothes as a gift?
35.
Korean dramas are fun

Workplace culture
36.
I like the neat look
37.
Be sure to close the door
38.
I feel like working
39.
They said we should have a company dinner today.
40.
If you feel uncomfortable, that's sexual harassment.

Work life
41.
Try it with a driver
42.
Do you know how this machine works?
43.
Move the rebar
44.
I did some paint work
45.
I brought a hoe
46.
Let's pay more attention
47.
It's important to keep track of your inventory.
48.
Be careful not to get hurt
49.
If you don't wear safety shoes, you could get hurt.
50.
Thanks to your hard work

Laws and regulations
51.
I want to go to Korea and work.
52.
The working conditions are good
53.
I'm going to register as an alien.
54.
I'd like to apply for insurance.
55.
Check your payslip
56.
Have you made any plans for your vacation this summer?
57.
I want to change my workplace
58.
You must report after extending your stay.
Workplace terminology
59.
Industrial Safety I
60.
Industrial Safety II

supplement
Vocabulary index
Irregular Verb Conjugation Table

Considering the lack of Korean language education institutions and teachers in the local area, we have strived to make this textbook a user-friendly reference book.
Additionally, considering the local environment where there are not many opportunities to practice Korean, it was designed to function as a practice book and furthermore, it was designed to help prepare for the EPS-TOPIK.
The textbook, structured in this way, sets up a virtual teacher to guide learning.
In particular, explanations for the 'Learning Korean' unit and grammar items included in each lesson were recorded and presented in Myanmar to aid understanding.
The appendix provides a vocabulary list and a conjugation table of verbs and adjectives for your convenience.