Part 1.
Pronunciation symbols at a glance
A peek into the alphabet
A look at the pronunciation symbols
consonants (voiced)
Consonants (voiceless)
Vowels (short vowels)
Vowels (diphthongs)
How to read by combining phonetic symbols
How to read different pronunciation symbols depending on the dictionary

Part 2.
Learning consonant pronunciation symbols
BONUS! How to read consecutive consonant pronunciation symbols

Part 3.
Learning vowel pronunciation symbols
BONUS! How to Pronounce Difficult Endings

Part 3.
Practice pronunciation of English words
01 Fruit
02 Vegetables
03 Food
04 Stationery
05 Furniture and Appliances
06 Household items
07 Instruments
08 Sports
09 Color
10 shapes
11 Clothing
12 Accessories
13 Places around the village
14 School facilities
15 Transportation
16 body parts
17 Nature 1
18 Nature 2
19 plants
20 animals
21 insects
22 Weather and Meteorology
23rd month and season 1
24 months and season 2
25 occupations
26 Abstract Nouns
27 Personality
28 People's Condition
29 Verbs 1
30 Verbs 2

Answer key

We've compiled the pronunciation symbols you need when looking up a dictionary.
We've compiled a complete list of the most commonly used pronunciation symbols so you can read any word you look up in any dictionary.
For consonants, pronunciations that are pronounced in the same or similar positions in the mouth, such as [p] and [b], [t] and [d], are grouped together.
It's easier to remember because you can compare the two pronunciations, like pig-big.
In particular, the pronunciation symbol for 'vowel + [r]', which children find difficult, is organized separately to help them read the pronunciation symbol accurately.

It's easier because it's a pronunciation formula that fits perfectly like math.
Memorizing pronunciation symbols separately will not be very effective.
This book converts each pronunciation symbol into Korean, and then explains in detail how each pronunciation symbol is pronounced when combined.
You can easily learn pronunciation symbols through pronunciation formulas that are as accurate as mathematical formulas, such as 'ㅂ + ㅐ + ㄱ = 백'.

Practice a variety of words, from easy to difficult.
Start with short, easy words, then practice reading long, difficult words by looking at the pronunciation symbols.
It contains not only essential vocabulary that you must know in elementary English, but also vocabulary for higher level middle school students.
It also includes English vocabulary by topic that children are curious about, so they can practice pronunciation symbols through various words from everyday life.

Be sure to check out Teacher Elicia's exciting pronunciation lessons!
MP3 audio files are provided as QR codes, so you can listen to them immediately by scanning them with your smartphone.
It helps you learn correct pronunciation because you can immediately check the pronunciation you have learned.
You can also watch Teacher Elicia's pronunciation lecture for free on YouTube by scanning the QR code.
Elementary school students can study on their own by watching the lectures, thanks to easy and clear explanations tailored to children's level.
Even difficult pronunciations that don't exist in Korean can be easily understood by listening to the lecture.