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Ⅰ.
word

Lecture 1.
concept of word
Lecture 2.
Concept and Classification of Parts of Speech ①
3rd lecture.
Concept and Classification of Parts of Speech ②
Lecture 1 of the niche lecture.
Relationship between parts of speech and sentence elements ①
Lecture 2 of the gap lecture.
Relationship between parts of speech and sentence elements ②
Lecture 3 of the gap lecture.
Relationship between parts of speech and sentence elements ③
Lecture 4 of the niche lecture series.
Relationship between parts of speech and sentence elements ④
Semifinals.
Common nouns and proper nouns
Lecture 5.
Independent and dependent nouns
Lecture 6.
formality-dependent nouns
Lesson 7.
Unit-dependent nouns
Quarterfinals.
Personal and demonstrative pronouns
Lesson 9.
Unidentified, indefinite, and reflexive pronouns
Lesson 10.
A complete list of pronouns
Lesson 11.
investigation
Lecture 12.
Concept and types of investigation
Lesson 13.
The concept and types of particle particles
Lesson 14.
The concept of auxiliary verbs
Lesson 15.
Component, ending, and common auxiliary verbs
Round of 16.
Connection survey
Lesson 17.
Summary of the investigation
Round of 18.
Characteristics of verbs
Lesson 19.
Types of verbs and adjectives
Lesson 20.
Main verbs and auxiliary verbs
Lesson 21.
Stems and endings
Lesson 22.
Concluding suffix
Lesson 23.
Connective endings
24th round.
Full-term mother
Lesson 25.
Prepositional suffix
Lecture 26.
Utilizing rules
Lesson 27.
Irregular usage ①
Lesson 28.
Irregular usage ②
Lesson 29.
Distinction between verbs and adjectives
Lesson 30.
The concept and types of adjectives
Lesson 31.
Complete Guide to Adjectives
Round of 32.
The concept and types of adverbs
Lesson 33.
The concept and types of exclamations
Lecture 34.
Prefixes and suffixes
Lesson 35.
Restrictive and dominant affixes
Round of 36.
prefix derivatives
Lesson 37.
Suffix derivatives
Lecture 38.
Compound words of equal, subordinate, and fusion
Lesson 39.
Syntactic compound words
Lesson 40.
Non-syntactic compound words
Lecture 41.
Parts of speech of compound words
Lecture 42.
Direct component analysis [IC analysis]
Lecture 43.
Distinction between suffixes and derivative suffixes
Lecture 44.
Fossilized affixes
Lesson 45.
Affixes in full
Lecture 46.
The concept of morpheme
Lesson 47.
Types of morphemes
Round of 48.
Unique morphemes and allomorphs
Lesson 49.
semantic relationships between words
50th lecture.
How to use the dictionary
Lesson 51.
Common use of parts of speech

Ⅱ.
sentence

Lecture 1.
Concepts, requirements, and framework of a sentence
Lecture 2.
Sentence building blocks
3rd lecture.
Concept and types of sentence elements
Semifinals.
subject
Lecture 5.
predicate
Lecture 6.
Number of digits in the predicate
Lesson 7.
direct object
Quarterfinals.
complement
Lesson 9.
adjective
Lesson 10.
Adverb
Lesson 11.
Independent language
Lecture 12.
Single and compound sentences
Lesson 13.
A sentence with a noun clause
Lesson 14.
A sentence with a relative clause
Lesson 15.
An introductory sentence with an adverbial clause
Round of 16.
An introductory sentence with a descriptive clause
Lesson 17.
A sentence with a quotation mark
Round of 18.
Connected sentences with equal connections
Lesson 19.
Connected sentences that are dependently connected
Lesson 20.
Subject honorifics
Lesson 21.
How to raise objects
Lecture 22.
Relative honorifics
Lesson 23.
Declarative sentences and interrogative sentences
24th round.
Imperative sentences, request sentences, and exclamation sentences
Lesson 25.
past tense
Lecture 26.
present tense
Lesson 27.
future
Lesson 28.
Absolute and relative tenses
Lesson 29.
Action
Lesson 30.
The concept of passive and causative voice
Lesson 31.
Derivative causation
Round of 32.
Syntactic causative verb
Lesson 33.
Derivative passive
Lecture 34.
Syntactic passive
Lesson 35.
Negative expression
Round of 36.
Quotation expression

Ⅲ.
Phonology

Lecture 1.
Acoustics, phonetics, and phonology
Lecture 2.
Phonemes and sounds
3rd lecture.
Consonant system
Semifinals.
System of short vowels
Lecture 5.
The system of semivowels and diphthongs
Lecture 6.
syllable
Lesson 7.
Phonological changes
Quarterfinals.
Syllable-ending sound rules
Lesson 9.
Voiced
Lesson 10.
nasalization
Lesson 11.
palatalization
Lecture 12.
Legend Collection
Lesson 13.
Become a fool
Lesson 14.
Initial sound rule
Lesson 15.
Semivowelization and vowel reduction
Round of 16.
Simplification of consonant clusters
Lesson 17.
Consonant dropout
Round of 18.
vowel dropout
Lesson 19.
Add 'ㄴ'
Lesson 20.
Addition of semivowels
Lesson 21.
Consonant and vowel contractions
Lecture 22.
The phenomenon of the sound of the side consonant and the sound of the side consonant

Ⅳ.
Korean language history / Korean language norms / discourse

{Korean Language History}
Before starting Korean language history
Lecture 1.
The concept of loan notation
Lecture 2.
Types of loan notation
3rd lecture.
Analysis of 'Seodongyo'
Semifinals.
The principle of discipleship in Hunminjeongeum ①
Lecture 5.
The principle of discipleship in Hunminjeongeum ②
Lecture 6.
The operating principles of Hunminjeongeum
Lesson 7.
Middle Korean phonetics and notation ①
Quarterfinals.
Middle Korean phonetics and notation ②
Lesson 9.
Grammar of Middle Korean ①
Lesson 10.
Grammar of Middle Korean ②
Lesson 11.
Grammar of Middle Korean ③
Lecture 12.
Analysis of 'Sejong Eoje Hunminjeongeum'
Lesson 13.
Modern Korean phonetics and notation
Lesson 14.
Grammar of modern Korean
{Korean Language Standards}
Lecture 1.
Foreign word notation
Lecture 2.
Romanization of Korean
{discourse}
Lecture 1.
discourse

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