
Deep-Rooted Elementary Korean Reading Comprehension Vocabulary, Level 3 (3rd and 4th grade)
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Book Introduction
『Deep-Rooted Elementary Korean Reading Comprehension Vocabulary: Idioms, Proverbs, and Idioms』 is an elementary Korean textbook that allows students to study vocabulary through 15 minutes of daily elementary Korean reading comprehension study, focusing on expressions and vocabulary.
The texts included in this textbook contain phrases utilizing four-character idioms, proverbs, and expressions that are essential for future Korean language learning.
By studying reading comprehension with these fingerprints, you can not only improve your elementary school Korean reading comprehension skills, but also study 'proverbs with moral lessons', 'idioms that can develop expressive skills', and 'four-character idioms that contain wisdom' all at the same time.
This is a textbook that studies vocabulary through reading comprehension, not a textbook that simply memorizes vocabulary.
The texts included in this textbook contain phrases utilizing four-character idioms, proverbs, and expressions that are essential for future Korean language learning.
By studying reading comprehension with these fingerprints, you can not only improve your elementary school Korean reading comprehension skills, but also study 'proverbs with moral lessons', 'idioms that can develop expressive skills', and 'four-character idioms that contain wisdom' all at the same time.
This is a textbook that studies vocabulary through reading comprehension, not a textbook that simply memorizes vocabulary.
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Week 1
Episode 1 [Proverb] There's someone flying above the one who runs.
Episode 2 [Idiom] Frowning
Episode 3 [Idiom] A hundred battles, a hundred victories
Episode 4 [Proverb] A puppy doesn't know how scary a tiger is.
Episode 5 [Idiom] Thick-skinned
Week 1 Appendix: Zodiac Signs
Week 2
Episode 6 [Idioms] Right or wrong
Episode 7 [Proverb] Even a rat hole gets a chance to see the sun.
Episode 8 [Idiom] Letting go
Episode 9 [Idiom] Severe Winter Snow and Cold
Episode 10 [Proverb] Just Scratching the Surface
Week 2 Appendix: Idioms Related to Hands
Week 3
Episode 11 [Idiom] To feel angry
Episode 12 [Idiom] Self-Made
Episode 13 [Proverb] There's no smoke in the chimney when there's no fire.
Episode 14 [Idiom] Waiting with bated breath
Episode 15 [Idiom] Delicacies from the Mountains and Seas
Week 3 Appendix: Correct Korean Language Usage - Offer / Support
Week 4
Episode 16 [Proverb] If you dig a well, dig only one well
Episode 17 [Idiom] To take it a step further
Episode 18 [Idiom] A long journey
Episode 19 [Proverb] A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step
Episode 20 [Idiom] Wipe your mouth
Week 4 Appendix: The Various Meanings of "Tta"
Week 5
Episode 21 [Idiom] Dragon's Head, Snake's Tail
Episode 22 [Proverb] Even a blank piece of paper is better when held in one hand.
Episode 23 [Idiom] To use a bowl
Episode 24 [Idiom] A Thousand Differences
Episode 25 [Proverb] I fall for my own tricks.
Chinese character idioms appearing in the appendix of Week 5
Week 6
Episode 26 [Idiom] High-nosed
Episode 27 [Idiom] Half-believing, half-doubting
Episode 28 [Proverb] There's a mountain beyond a mountain
Episode 29 [Idiom] Thin-eared
Episode 30 [Idiom] A Thousand Years of Hardship
Week 6 Appendix Idioms for Going Into the Nose
Week 7
Episode 31 [Proverb] A drowning man is rescued, and then asked to hand over his bundle.
Episode 32 [Idiom] The grass is dead
Episode 33 [Idiom] Unanimity
Episode 34 [Proverb] Bitter medicine is good for the body.
Episode 35 [Idiom] To stick out one's tongue
Week 7 Appendix: Male and Female Animal Names
Week 8
Episode 36 [Idiom] Multi-talented
Episode 37 [Proverb] A bolt from the blue
Episode 38 [Idiom] No time to blink
Episode 39 [Idiom] Falling seven times and rising eight times
Episode 40 [Proverb] Even monkeys fall from trees
Week 8 Appendix: Correct Korean Language Usage - Inventions/Discovery
Episode 1 [Proverb] There's someone flying above the one who runs.
Episode 2 [Idiom] Frowning
Episode 3 [Idiom] A hundred battles, a hundred victories
Episode 4 [Proverb] A puppy doesn't know how scary a tiger is.
Episode 5 [Idiom] Thick-skinned
Week 1 Appendix: Zodiac Signs
Week 2
Episode 6 [Idioms] Right or wrong
Episode 7 [Proverb] Even a rat hole gets a chance to see the sun.
Episode 8 [Idiom] Letting go
Episode 9 [Idiom] Severe Winter Snow and Cold
Episode 10 [Proverb] Just Scratching the Surface
Week 2 Appendix: Idioms Related to Hands
Week 3
Episode 11 [Idiom] To feel angry
Episode 12 [Idiom] Self-Made
Episode 13 [Proverb] There's no smoke in the chimney when there's no fire.
Episode 14 [Idiom] Waiting with bated breath
Episode 15 [Idiom] Delicacies from the Mountains and Seas
Week 3 Appendix: Correct Korean Language Usage - Offer / Support
Week 4
Episode 16 [Proverb] If you dig a well, dig only one well
Episode 17 [Idiom] To take it a step further
Episode 18 [Idiom] A long journey
Episode 19 [Proverb] A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step
Episode 20 [Idiom] Wipe your mouth
Week 4 Appendix: The Various Meanings of "Tta"
Week 5
Episode 21 [Idiom] Dragon's Head, Snake's Tail
Episode 22 [Proverb] Even a blank piece of paper is better when held in one hand.
Episode 23 [Idiom] To use a bowl
Episode 24 [Idiom] A Thousand Differences
Episode 25 [Proverb] I fall for my own tricks.
Chinese character idioms appearing in the appendix of Week 5
Week 6
Episode 26 [Idiom] High-nosed
Episode 27 [Idiom] Half-believing, half-doubting
Episode 28 [Proverb] There's a mountain beyond a mountain
Episode 29 [Idiom] Thin-eared
Episode 30 [Idiom] A Thousand Years of Hardship
Week 6 Appendix Idioms for Going Into the Nose
Week 7
Episode 31 [Proverb] A drowning man is rescued, and then asked to hand over his bundle.
Episode 32 [Idiom] The grass is dead
Episode 33 [Idiom] Unanimity
Episode 34 [Proverb] Bitter medicine is good for the body.
Episode 35 [Idiom] To stick out one's tongue
Week 7 Appendix: Male and Female Animal Names
Week 8
Episode 36 [Idiom] Multi-talented
Episode 37 [Proverb] A bolt from the blue
Episode 38 [Idiom] No time to blink
Episode 39 [Idiom] Falling seven times and rising eight times
Episode 40 [Proverb] Even monkeys fall from trees
Week 8 Appendix: Correct Korean Language Usage - Inventions/Discovery
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Publisher's Review
Studying vocabulary with 『Deep-Rooted Elementary Korean Reading Comprehension Vocabulary』 has the following advantages.
-You can learn vocabulary in a fun way because it is not simply a matter of memorizing vocabulary.
-If the vocabulary has a history, you can learn how the vocabulary was created through the story.
-Because you read sentences in which vocabulary is used in actual text, you can naturally study examples of vocabulary usage.
-You can review the usage and meaning of vocabulary through reading comprehension questions.
-Because you can read fingerprints from a variety of materials, it also helps increase your background knowledge and common sense.
-You can learn vocabulary in a fun way because it is not simply a matter of memorizing vocabulary.
-If the vocabulary has a history, you can learn how the vocabulary was created through the story.
-Because you read sentences in which vocabulary is used in actual text, you can naturally study examples of vocabulary usage.
-You can review the usage and meaning of vocabulary through reading comprehension questions.
-Because you can read fingerprints from a variety of materials, it also helps increase your background knowledge and common sense.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: December 2, 2019
- Page count, weight, size: 196 pages | 540g | 225*300mm
- ISBN13: 9791162725160
- ISBN10: 1162725168
- Reference book for grades: 3rd grade elementary school
- Reference book usage semester: Common semester
- Reference book difficulty: Medium Reference book difficulty guide
- KC Certification: Certification Type: Conformity Confirmation
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