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Train yourself for real Korean interactions in 10-minute chunks! You’ll reach a lower intermediate level after just 50 days. Look Inside the book on VimeoHow You’ll Learn     Study in chunks short enough for any schedule     Learn through natural conversation     Pick up practical grammar you can apply anywhere     Listen, repeat, and role-play with audio read by native speakers Not all of us can study for 30 minutes or more each day. Life is crazy — we understand!That’s why we’ve created a book for beginners that fits right into your schedule.Reach a lower intermediate level in just 50 days.10 Minutes A Day Find all your study material on just two pages every day. Read, listen, repeat, and practice in 10 minutes — you won’t find a Korean textbook easier to follow. Real-Life Conversations Learn with natural conversations that touch on daily life in Korea and elsewhere. After 50 days, you’ll be able to hold your own in a variety of real situations. Practical Grammar, Learn Naturally Pick up handy grammar points and vocabulary in context. Stay on track with helpful explanations. Each lesson helps build a base you can use to keep studying later. Listen and Repeat Use our audio track to check comprehension, model pronunciation, and practice speaking your part. Get immersed with ambient sound recorded in Korea.If you’re looking for a fun and easy start to your studies, 10-Minute Korean is the book for you. Table of ContentsPrefaceHow to Use This BookQuick Guide to 한글(Hangeul)Korean Speech LevelsBasic Korean GreetingsDay 01 제 이름은 최경은이에요. My name is Kyeong-eun Choi.Day 02 저 학생 아니에요. I’m not a student.Day 03 이게 뭐예요? What’s this?Day 04 저 집에 가요. I go home. / I’m going home.Day 05 책 읽어요. I read a book. / I’m reading a book.Review Quiz 01-05Day 06 저는 스물네 살이에요. I’m 24 years old.Day 07 오늘 5월 22일이에요. Today is May 22nd.Day 08 생일이 언제예요? When is your birthday?Day 09 7시 30분이에요. It’s 7:30.Day 10 그거는 4만 8천 원이에요. That one is 48,000 won.Review Quiz 06-10Day 11 한강 공원에서 운동해요. I exercise in Han river park.Day 12 우리 같이 저녁 먹을까요? Shall we have dinner together?Day 13 현우 씨도 맥주 마실래요? Hyunwoo, do you want to drink some beer, too?Day 14 우리 카페 가자. Let’s go to the cafe.Day 15 여기 우유 있어요? Is there any milk here?Review Quiz 11-15Day 16 한국어 할 수 있어요? Can you speak Korean?Day 17 한국 드라마 보고 있어요. I’m watching a Korean drama.Day 18 한국 노래 듣는 거예요? Are you listening to Korean songs?Day 19 저는 잘생긴 사람을 좋아해요. I like handsome men.Day 20 제가 제일 좋아하는 가수예요. This is the singer that I like the most.Review Quiz 16-20Day 21 저 남편이랑 영화 보러 가요. I’ll go to watch a movie with my husband.Day 22 그냥 집에서 쉴 거예요. I’ll just get some rest at home.Day 23 저기요! 주문할게요. Excuse me! I’ll place an order.Day 24 오늘 점심에 먹을 음식이에요. This is the food that I’ll eat for lunch today.Day 25 서울역 도착했어? Did you arrive at Seoul station?Review Quiz 21-25Day 26 한국어 공부하려고 왔어요. I came here to study Korean.Day 27 그거 우리 본 영화 아니야? Isn’t it the movie that we watched?Day 28 아이스크림부터 끊는 거 어때요? How about stop eating the ice cream first?Day 29 저 좀 도와주세요. Please give me some help.Day 30 그거 예쁜데 진짜 비싸요. That one is pretty but really expensive.Review Quiz 26-30Day 31 그 영화 보지 마세요. Don’t watch that movie.Day 32 바다에 수영하러 가고 싶어. I want to go swimming at the beach.Day 33 자전거 탈 줄 알아요? Do you know how to ride a bike?Day 34 저 친구랑 게임 해도 돼요? Is it okay if I play games with my friend?Day 35 보통 키인 것 같아요. It seems like it’s just average height.Review Quiz 31-35Day 36 좀 기다리셔야 돼요. You should wait a bit.Day 37 내가 오늘 발을 안 씻어서 그래. It’s because I didn’t wash my feet today.Day 38 그릇 뜨거우니까 조심하세요. The bowl is hot, so be careful.Day 39 어제 뛰다가 넘어졌어요. Yesterday I was running and then fell down.Day 40 홍대입구역에서 지하철 타시면 돼요. You can take a subway at the Hongik University station.Review Quiz 36-40Day 41 빨리 방학되면 좋겠다! It would be great if the vacation comes quickly!Day 42 나랑 사귀었던 사람이야. He is the one that I used to have a relationship with.Day 43 나 내일부터 엄마랑 운동하기로 했어. I decided to exercise with mom starting tomorrow. Day 44 전에 허리 치료 받은 적 있어요? Have you ever had your back treated before?Day 45 경은 씨 어디 있는지 알아요? Do you know where Kyeong-eun is?Review Quiz 41-45Day 46 너 자는 동안 내가 다 먹었어. I ate all of it while you were sleeping.Day 47 피자를 너무 많이 먹었더니 배 아파. I ate too much pizza and now my stomach hurts. Day 48 집에서 나오자마자 머리에 새똥 맞았어. As soon as I came out from home, I got bird poop on my head. Day 49 내가 사 줄 테니까 그냥 나와. I’ll buy it for you, so just come out.Day 50 한국어 배운 지 얼마나 됐어요? How long have you studied Korean?Review Quiz 46-50Answer KeyKorean NumbersGlossary

“When I listen to BTS’s song, the words ‘pumpkin seed’ are in there. Why on earth is that in there?” “In BLACKPINK’s song, when they miss someone, why are ‘intestines’ burning up?” Foreigners who like K-Pop and understand Korean lyrics to a certain degree might have seen the idioms and slang in the lyrics and tilted their head at these kinds of expressions. By presenting the idioms, four-character idioms, and slang hidden in K-Pop lyrics along with fun illustrations and example sentences, “100 Korean Idioms & Slang” was designed to help Korean-language learners at the intermediate level and above encounter and deeply understand Korean emotions and culture expressed in K-Pop lyrics, all while acquiring and having a command of various Korean expressions. Through simple quizzes and detailed explanations, this book allows readers to learn the origin and meaning of 50 idioms, 25 four-character idioms, and 25 slang words that appear in song lyrics, and helps them to understand K-Pop lyrics. Vivid descriptive examples and dialogues are presented for each expression, so you can practice and understand the context in which the expressions are used. Additionally, for each expression and example sentence, MP3 audio files of professional voice actors are provided via QR code, so you can check and follow along with the correct pronunciation and intonation. * Learn expressions that are actually used in K-Pop! Finds and explains the meaning of idiomatic expressions, four-character idioms, and slang words that are actually used in various K-Pop songs that are gaining popularity all around the world, so that foreign learners can grow more accustomed to Korean idiomatic expressions that can be difficult and unfamiliar. * You can infer the meaning of expressions through fun illustrations and quizzes to help you guess definitions! Idiomatic expressions aren’t frequently used with a literal meaning. With fun illustrations and simple quizzes, interest is maintained and you can do simple checks of your own knowledge, allowing learners to try to infer the meaning and usage of idiomatic expressions for themselves. * Through sound files, you can learn intonation and vivid nuance, and use expressions like a native speaker! Various idiomatic expressions and slang are used not just in K-Pop lyrics, but also in the daily lives of Korean people. Accordingly, by listening to and following along with sound files of professional voice actors for all expressions and example sentences, you can practice intonation and vivid nuance, and use expressions naturally like Koreans do in real-life conversations. * Check out idiomatic expressions found in a variety of K-Pop songs! Each expression introduces the K-Pop songs in which it is used, allowing learners to check out various songs in which an expression appears, aside from the songs they already know. If there’s a song you’re unfamiliar with, you can search for it and listen to it, and review while listening to the lyrics to hear the context in which the expression you learned is used.       Table of Contents 서문 Preface 4일러두기 How to Use This Book 6차례 Table of Contents 10Part 1 관용어 Idioms 12 1. 간에 기별도 안 가다 For the message to not even reach the liver 142. 고삐를 늦추다 To loosen the reins 163. 골로 가다 To go to the valley 184. 골탕 먹다 To eat bone broth soup 205 귀에 못이 박히다 To get a callus in your ear 226. 그림의 떡 Rice cake in a picture 247. 김칫국부터 마시다 To drink kimchi soup first 268. 깡통을 차다 To wear a can 289. 깨가 쏟아지다 To rain sesame seeds 3010. 낙인 찍다 To brand 3211. 눈 깜짝할 사이 In the blink of an eye 3412. 눈 하나 깜짝 안 하다 To not blink an eye 3613. 눈앞이 캄캄하다 For it to be dark in front of one’s eyes 3814. 눈에 밟히다 To have one’s eye stepped on 4015. 대박이 나다 For a large gourd to sprout 4216. 뒷구멍으로 호박씨를 까다 To shell pumpkin seeds with your behind 4417. 딴전을 부리다/피우다 To act like it’s a different shop 4618. 말짱 도루묵 All sandfish 4819. 머리에 맴돌다 To hover in one’s head 5020. 바가지를 긁다 To scratch the bowl 5221. 바람을 피우다 To act like the wind 5422. 발이 떨어지지 않다 For one’s feet to not come up off the ground 5623. 배가 아프다 For one’s stomach to hurt 5824. 배꼽을 잡다 To grab one’s belly button 6025. 배알이 꼴리다 For one’s guts to be twisted 6226. 백기를 들다 To raise a white flag 6427. 본전도 못 찾다 To be unable to even find the principal 6628. 비위를 맞추다 To adjust one’s stomach 6829. 산통을 깨다 To break the box of fortunes 7030. 새빨간 거짓말 A bright red lie 7231. 속이 타다 For one’s insides to burn 7432. 손꼽아 기다리다 To wait counting on one’s fingers 7633. 시치미를 떼다 To take a name tag off a falcon 7834. 애가 타다 For one’s intestines to burn 8035. 약이 오르다 For one to be nettled 8236. 어깨가 무겁다 For one’s shoulders to be heavy 8437. 오지랖이 넓다 For the front of one’s clothes to be wide 8638. 이를 악물다 To grit one’s teeth 8839. 족쇄를 채우다 To put shackles on 9040. 쥐도 새도 모르게 Without a mouse or a bird realizing 9241. 직성이 풀리다 For one’s star to be released 9442. 찬물을 끼얹다 To douse with cold water 9643. 총대를 메다 To carry the gunstock 9844. 탈을 쓰다 To wear a mask 10045. 통이 크다 For the size to be big 10246. 퇴짜를 놓다/맞다 To mark/to be marked with the character for “reject” 10447. 트집을 잡다 To grab at a hole 10648. 풀이 죽다 For the starch to give way 10849. 학을 떼다 To get rid of malaria 11050. 허리띠를 졸라매다 To tighten one’s belt 112Part 2 사자성어 Four-Character Idioms 11451. 경거망동 To behave frivolously and foolishly 11652. 고진감래 After all of the bitterness comes sweetness 11853. 금상첨화 Adding flowers on top of silk 12054. 기고만장 For one’s energy to rise to a height of 10,000 jang 12255. 노심초사 To be so concerned with something that one burns with worry 12456. 대기만성 For a large bowl to be completed late 12657. 배은망덕 To forget and betray the favor you received from someone 12858. 백발백중 To shoot 100 times and hit 100 times 13059. 백전백승 To fight 100 times and win 100 times 13260. 사필귀정 Everything will certainly return to the proper path 13461. 안하무인 Below one’s eyes, nobody exists 13662. 약육강식 The flesh of the weak becomes the food of the strong 13863. 오매불망 To be unable to forget while asleep or awake 14064. 우유부단 To be so soft that one can’t make a decision 14265. 유유자적 To live as one pleases, inleisure and relaxation 14466. 이심전심 To communicate from heart to heart 14667. 이열치열 To use heat to deal with heat 14868. 작심삼일 A firmly made up mind cannot last 3 days 15069. 절치부심 To gnash one’s teeth and for one’s mind to be troubled 15270. 조강지처 A wife who sared a meal of dregs of liquor and rice bran 15471. 천방지축 The direction of the heavens and the axis of the earth 15672. 천생연분 A relationship decided by the heavens 15873. 칠전팔기 To fall down seven times and get up eight times 16074. 함흥차사 A government official dispatched to Hamheung 16275. 호시탐탐 A tiger stare and glowers 164Part 3 유행어 Slang 16676. 극혐 Ultra hate / Ultra disgusting 16877. 깜놀 Shocked / Shook 17078. 꼰대 Kkondae / Boomer 17279. 꽃길만 걷자 Let’s only walk on paths of flowers / Everything is coming up roses 174 80. 노답 No answer / No solution 17681. 노잼 No fun / Not funny 17882. 눈누난나 Nunu nana 18083. 라떼는 말이야 A latte is... / Back in my day 18284. 멘붕 Mental collapse / Mental breakdown 18485. 무야호 Mu-yahoo 18686. 소확행 Small but certain happiness 18887. 솔까 Honestly 19088. 심쿵 Heart boom / Heart pounding 19289. 썸 타다 To feel “Some” / To be in a situationship 19490. 어그로 Aggro / Provoking / Trolling 19691. 열폭 Inferiority explosion 19892. 인싸 Insider / Social / Popular 20093. 입덕하다 To become a fan / To get hooked 20294. 지못미 Sorry I couldn’t protect you 20495. 쩔다 To be salted / To be awesome / To be very good or bad 20696. 최애 Most loved / Bias 20897. 취향 저격 Preference shot / My style 21098. 하드 캐리 Hard carry / To carry 21299. 흑역사 Dark history / Dark past 214100. 1도 모르다 To not know / To know nothing / To have no idea 216부록 Appendix 218퀴즈 정답 Quiz Answer 220의미와 용례 한국어 설명 Meaning & Origin in Korean 225K-Pop 색인 Index of K-Pop Songs 248100개 표현 목록 Alphabetical Index of 100 Expressions 260

Download Free Audio Files here This book was designed to present Korean idioms and proverbs in the form of a dictionary to enable foreign students learning Korean to use these expressions in everyday conversation. Idioms and proverbs also appear as important expressions in TOPIK questions, and they are highly useful in everyday life. In this book, 1,000 idioms and proverbs that were selected according to frequency have been divided into 13 major themes and sub-topics to be studied. Vivid example sentences utilizing each expression are presented in a conversational format, and English translations and audio recordings are also provided to enhance students’ understanding. Using “Confirmation Questions” and “Idioms and Proverbs Seen in TOPIK Questions” in the appendix, students can check their level of understanding and identify how idioms and proverbs are mainly used in TOPIK reading questions, so this book can also be highly useful for preparing for the TOPIK exam. ▪ 1,000 carefully selected key Korean idioms and proverbs! This book contains a total of 1,000 entries that include expressions with high frequency of use and great educational effectiveness based on five major sources. Both Korean and English translations explaining the meaning of each entry are included, and synonyms, origins, and additional explanations are also provided to increase students’ understanding of each expression. ▪ Study by subject using 13 systematically categorized major themes and sub-topics! 1,000 expressions were categorized and sorted into 13 major themes, and the major themes were then divided into a total of 56 sub-topics so students could efficiently learn the expressions by grouping them by subject. Confirmation questions are provided in the appendix so students can check that they have mastered the expressions in each sub-topic and so they can review and self-evaluate. ▪ English translations and audio files of practical dialogues provided! Sample dialogues utilizing each expression are provided along with English translations so students can understand how each expression is used in actual conversations in context. In addition, audio files recorded by professional voice actors are provided through QR codes so students can master the correct pronunciation and intonation all at once. ▪ Obtain a high score on the TOPIK exam through TOPIK-style practice questions in the appendix! Using TOPIK-style practice questions in the appendix, students can check how the idioms and proverbs they have learned are presented in TOPIK reading questions. After studying the major themes, students can solve TOPIK-style questions to review the content they have learned while also completing adequate practice to achieve a high score on the TOPIK exam.   Contents 머리말 Preface 004 이 책의 구성 및 활용 How to use this book 006 목차 Table of Contents 010 1장 감정·정신 Emotions and Senses 1 감동·감탄 Being Moved and Admiration 014 2 걱정·고민 Worries and Troubles 018 3 고통 Pain 025 4 관심 Interest 031 5 불만·분노 Dissatisfaction and Anger 039 6 불안·초조 Anxiety and Nervousness 046 7 안도 Relief 053 8 욕심·실망 Greed and Disappointment 059 9 정신 상태 State of Mind 064 2장 소문·평판 Rumors and Reputation 1 간섭·참견 Interference and Meddling 070 2 긍정적 평판 Positive Reputation 078 3 부정적 평판 Negative Reputation 082 3장 태도 Attitude 1 겸손·거만 Humility and Arrogance 092 2 선택 Choices 096 3 의지 Will 103 4장 행동 Actions 1 대책 Countermeasures 112 2 반응 Reactions 117 3 방해 Obstructions 123 4 소극적 행동 Passive Behavior 127 5 적극적 행동 Active Behavior 133 5장 언어 Language 1 과장 Exaggeration 142 2 말버릇 Way of Speaking 148 3 행위 Action 154 6장 조언·훈계 Advice and Discipline 1 권고·충고 Recommendations and Advice 164 2 조롱 Ridicule 173 3 핀잔 Scolding 178 7장 일·생활 Work and Lifestyle 1 사회생활 Social Life 186 2 속성 Attributes 191 3 실행 Implementation 198 4 의식주 Life Necessities 206 5 종결 Termination 213 8장 경제 활동 Economic Activity 1 손익·소비 Profit & Loss and Consumption 220 2 형편 Circumstances 226 9장 관계 Relationships 1 갈등·대립 Conflict and Opposition 234 2 대우 Treatment 243 3 사교·친교 Social Interactions and Friendships 249 4 사랑·정 Love and Affection 256 5 소통·협력 Communication and Cooperation 262 10장 상황·상태 Situations and Conditions 1 결과 Results 268 2 곤란 Hardships 273 3 문제·문제 해결 Problems and Problem Solving 280 4 분위기·여건 Atmosphere and Conditions 284 5 시간·거리 Time and Distance 293 6 흥미 Excitement 297 11장 판단 Judgment 1 변별 Discrimination 304 2 신체 기관 Bodily Organs 311 3 외모·외형 Appearance and Looks 317 4 인지·인식 Perception and Awareness 323 12장 인생 Life 1 성공 Success 334 2 습관·경험 Habits and Experience 339 3 실패 Failure 350 4 운·기회 Luck and Opportunity 356 5 일생 Lifetime 365 13장 이치 Logic 1 인과 Cause and Effect 372 2 자연 Nature 378 3 진리 Truth 385 〈부록 Appendix〉 문화 이야기 Culture Story 394 확인해 봅시다 Let’s Check 407 TOPIK 속 관용 표현과 속담 Idioms and Proverbs in TOPIK 447 정답 Answer 460 색인 Index 465

Learn 1,100 useful Korean phrases based on 100 commonly used sentence patterns, with QR codes for audio tracks and cute, witty illustrations that will make your studying more fun. Free audio files are available HERE As a beginner, Korean sentences might look like random combinations of words and phrases. But that is not true! Once you find the patterns hidden in sentences, learning Korean becomes much easier and even more fun.This book includes 100 common sentence patterns that are essential for beginners and each pattern is accompanied by 11 example sentences.What do we mean by “patterns“?“Patterns” in this book refer to set phrases and common groups of words that often go together in Korean. By studying sentence patterns, you can form your own Korean sentences more confidently and naturally!    Practice speaking the sentences repeatedly so that you can get familiar with each sentence pattern.    Sentences written in Korean are arranged on the left side of a page and those in English are on the right side. We recommend you cover one of the two sides with a piece of paper or your hand and test your understanding!    Study words with the index.    In the index, you can find all the vocabulary words used! In fact, this book is also very useful to study words and practice making sentences with them.    Use the QR codes!    There is a QR code for each pattern with which you can check the native speaker’s pronunciation CONTENTS Pattern 001. This is + N. / It is + N. Pattern 002. This is + N. / It is + N. Pattern 003. This is not + N./ It is not + N. Pattern 004. I have + N. / There is + N. Pattern 005. I do not have + N. / There is not + N. Pattern 006. Please give me + N. Pattern 007. What is + N? Pattern 008. What is + N? Pattern 009. What is + N? Pattern 010. By any chance, is it + N? / By any chance, are you + N? Pattern 011. I go to + N. / I am going to + N. Pattern 012. It is in/at + N. / I am in/at + N. Pattern 013. Where is + N? Pattern 014. I am on my way to + N. Pattern 015. When is + N? Pattern 016. As for + N, when is it? Pattern 017. Is it already + N? Pattern 018. I like + N. Pattern 019. And there is/are also + N. Pattern 020. I like + N. Pattern 021. Do you like + N? Pattern 022. How about + N? / How about + V-ing? Pattern 023. How/What about + N? Pattern 024. What do you think about/of + N? Pattern 025. Then, how/what about + N? Pattern 026. N + is not so good. / N + is not that great. Pattern 027. Is + N + not available/possible? Pattern 028. I should do + N + first. / You should do + N + first. Pattern 029. There is only + N. / There is nothing but + N. Pattern 030. What does + N + mean? Pattern 031. I do not know + N + well. / I am not sure about + N. Pattern 032. It is too + Adj. / I am so + Adj. Pattern 033. This is the most + Adj. Pattern 034. N + is more + Adj + than I expected. Pattern 035. It is a little bit + Adj. / Something about it is a little + Adj. Pattern 036. I am + V-ing + now. Pattern 037. I cannot + V. Pattern 038. I am + V-ing + now. Pattern 039. I am still + V-ing. / I am still in the middle of + N. Pattern 040. I want to + V. Pattern 041. What do you want to + V? Pattern 042. Please + V. Pattern 043. Hurry up and + V. / Please + V + quickly. Pattern 044. Please + V + this way. Pattern 045. Do not + V. Pattern 046. Why do you + V + like that? Pattern 047. Where did you + V + this? Pattern 048. It already + V-ed. / It has already + V-ed. Pattern 049. I have not + V-ed + yet. Pattern 050. How did you + V? Pattern 051. 001 I did not + V + anything. Pattern 052. Please + V (+ for me). Pattern 053. Please + V (+ for me). Pattern 054. Please + V (+ for me). Pattern 055. I can + V. Pattern 056. I have to + V. / I should + V. Pattern 057. I have to + V. / I should + V. Pattern 058. I have to + V. / I should + V. Pattern 059. Until/By when should I + V? / How long should I + V? Pattern 060. I am going to + V. Pattern 061. When will you + V? Pattern 062. I will be back after + V-ing. Pattern 063. I will + V + for just a little while. / Let me + V + for just a little while. Pattern 064. Then, shall we + V? Pattern 065. After + V-ing. / Only after + V-ing. Pattern 066. I think + S + V-ed. Pattern 067. I am on my way to go and + V. Pattern 068. S + will + V + at around ( ) o’clock. Pattern 069. You may + V. / It is okay to + V. Pattern 070. Can/May I + V? / Is it okay to + V? Pattern 071. You should not + V. / You cannot + V. Pattern 072. There is something I want to + V. Pattern 073. I almost + V-ed. Pattern 074. What should I do in order to + V? Pattern 075. Where should I go in order to + V? Pattern 076. Are you + Adj + by any chance? / Do you + V + by any chance? Pattern 077. Since when have you + V-ed? Pattern 078. It is probably + Adj. / S + probably + V. Pattern 079. I like it so much because + S + V/Adj. / I am so glad that S + V/Adj. Pattern 080. In my opinion, S + will + V. / In my opinion, S + will be + Adj. Pattern 081. It could be that + S + V. / S + might + V. Pattern 082. What if + S + V/Adj? Pattern 083. That is true, but + S + V. Pattern 084. Sometimes + S + V/Adj. / There are times when + S + V/Adj. Pattern 085. Don’t you think it is too + Adj? / Don’t you think + S + V + too much? Pattern 086. That is too + Adj. Pattern 087. Is + N + okay? / Is it okay to + V? Pattern 088. S + V + together with + N. Pattern 089. Which of these is the most + Adj? / Which of these do you + V + the most? Pattern 090. S + V + one out of these. Pattern 091. How do you + V? / How did you + V? Pattern 092. S+ V + before + V-ing. Pattern 093. S + V + again later. Pattern 094. Even so, I + V. Pattern 095. As far as I know + S + V. Pattern 096. I am not sure, but + S + V. / Although I do not know very well, S + V. Pattern 097. In fact, I + V. Pattern 098. If you do it like this, S + V. Pattern 099. If you have time tomorrow, S + V. Pattern 100. It may + V, and it may + V. / It may or may not + V.

Bilingual edition: English/Korean A young boy and his sister must escape from a tiger pretending to be their mother. They climb a rope to heaven where they become Mr. Sun and Miss Moon. The sad story of the herdsman and the weaver who were allowed to see each other only once a year as punishment for not doing their work.

This book covers a total of approximately 2,000 words according to the following criteria. Selected the vocabulary words appeared more than 3 textbooks from the language institutes of ten universities on the advanced Korean level. • The words organized into fourteen topics. The provided example sentences are related to each topic focused on the example sentences used in textbooks and practical sentences frequently used in everyday life.• Useful word translations in English, Chinese, and Japanese!• The antonym, synonym, related word(s), and reference word(s) are provided in order to widen the students' vocabulary.• A review test similar with TOPIK with 'Let's Check'.• Through learning the Chinese characters, learners will be able to widen their vocabulary range.• Accurately recorded entry words and example sentences with MP3 files through QR codesTable of Contents머리말 Introduction 4이 책의 구성 및 활용 6How to use this book01 인간 1 People 1·人 1·人間 11 감정/감각 Emotions/Sensesㆍ感情/感觉ㆍ感情/感覚 16Let’s Check2 인상/성격 Impression/Personalityㆍ容貌/性格ㆍ印象/性格 29Let’s Check3 인지 행위 Cognitive Behaviorㆍ认知行为ㆍ認知行為 38Let’s Checkㆍ Korean through Chinese Characters 感 feelingㆍ感觉ㆍ感 4702 인간 2 People 2·人类 2·人間 21 신체/외양 Physical/Outward Appearanceㆍ身体/外表ㆍ身体/外見 50Let’s Check2 태도 Attitudeㆍ态度ㆍ態度 57Let’s Check3 행동/행위 Action/Behaviorㆍ行动/行为ㆍ行動/行為 69Let’s Checkㆍ Korean through Chinese Characters 變 to changeㆍ变ㆍ変 7803 삶 Life·生命·人生1 경조사 Family Eventㆍ喜事/丧事ㆍ慶事/弔事 80Let’s Check2 언어 행위 Speech Actㆍ语言行为ㆍ言語行為 86Let’s Check3 여가 생활 Leisure Lifeㆍ休闲生活ㆍ余暇生活 95Let’s Check4 인간관계 Human Relationsㆍ人际关系ㆍ人間関係 103Let’s Check5 일상 행위 Daily Behaviorㆍ日常行为ㆍ日常行為 113Let’s Checkㆍ Korean through Chinese Characters 相 each otherㆍ相ㆍ相 12104 의식주 The Necessities of Life·衣食住·衣食住1 식생활 Dietary Lifeㆍ饮食ㆍ食生活 124Let’s Check2 의생활 Clothing Lifeㆍ衣着ㆍ衣生活 133Let’s Check3 주생활 Housing Lifeㆍ居住ㆍ住生活 141Let’s Checkㆍ Korean through Chinese Characters 力 powerㆍ力量ㆍ力 14805 건강 Health·健康·健康1 건강 상태 Health Conditionㆍ健康状态ㆍ健康状態 150Let’s Check2 병/증상 Illness/Symptomㆍ疾病/症状ㆍ病気/症状 158Let’s Check3 치료 Treatmentㆍ治疗ㆍ治療 168Let’s Checkㆍ Korean through Chinese Characters 過 to be excessiveㆍ过分ㆍ過 17406 교육 Education·教育·教育1 교육 행정 Educational Administrationㆍ教育行政ㆍ教育行政 176Let’s Check2 적성/진로 Aptitude/Course in Lifeㆍ性向/出路ㆍ適性/進路 184Let’s Check3 철학/윤리 Philosophy/Ethicsㆍ哲学/伦理ㆍ哲学/倫理 192Let’s Check4 학문 용어 Academic Termㆍ学问用语ㆍ学問用語 199Let’s Check5 학문 행위 Academic Behaviorㆍ学问行为ㆍ学問行為 205Let’s Checkㆍ Korean through Chinese Characters 學 to learnㆍ学习ㆍ学 21607 사회생활 Social Life·社会生活·社会生活1 문제/해결 Problem/Solutionㆍ问题/解决ㆍ問題/解決 218Let’s Check2 사회 현상 Social Phenomenonㆍ社会现象ㆍ社会現象 229Let’s Check3 성공/실패 Success/Failureㆍ成功/失败ㆍ成功/失敗 238Let’s Check4 직장/직장 생활 Work/Life at Workㆍ职场/职场生活ㆍ職場/職場生活 249Let’s Checkㆍ Korean through Chinese Characters 成 to makeㆍ成就ㆍ成 25608 경제/경영 Economics/Business Administration·经济/经营·経済/経営1 경영 전략 Business Strategyㆍ经营策略ㆍ経営戦略 258Let’s Check2 경제 현상 Economic Phenomenonㆍ经济现象ㆍ経済現象 267Let’s Check3 경제 활동 Economic Activityㆍ经济活动ㆍ経済活動 275Let’s Check4 기업 경영 Business Managementㆍ企业经营ㆍ企業経営 282Let’s Check5 재무/금융 Finance/Bankingㆍ财务/金融ㆍ財務/金融 291Let’s Checkㆍ Korean through Chinese Characters 急 to be urgentㆍ急ㆍ急 29809 국가 Country·國家·国家1 법/질서 Law/Orderㆍ法律/秩序ㆍ法/秩序 300Let’s Check2 정치 Politicsㆍ政治ㆍ政治 310Let’s Check3 행정/사회 복지 Administration/Social Welfareㆍ行政/社会福利ㆍ行政/社会福祉 318Let’s Checkㆍ Korean through Chinese Characters 主 ownerㆍ主人ㆍ主 32510 문화/역사 Culture/History·文化/历史·文化/歴史1 대중문화 Popular Cultureㆍ大众文化ㆍ大衆文化 328Let’s Check2 역사 Historyㆍ历史ㆍ歴史 341Let’s Check3 전통문화 Traditional Cultureㆍ传统文化ㆍ伝統文化 349Let’s Checkㆍ Korean through Chinese Characters 意 meaningㆍ意思ㆍ意 35611 예술/스포츠 Arts/Sports·艺术/运动·芸術/スポーツ1 건축 Architectureㆍ建筑ㆍ建築 358Let’s Check2 문학 Literatureㆍ文学ㆍ文学 367Let’s Check3 스포츠 Sportsㆍ运动ㆍスポーツ 378Let’s Check4 예술 Artㆍ艺术ㆍ芸術 391Let’s Checkㆍ Korean through Chinese Characters 作 to make, to buildㆍ做，制造ㆍ作 40212 자연/환경 Nature/Environment·自然/环境·自然/環境1 기상/기후 Weather Condition/Climateㆍ气象/气候ㆍ気象/気候 404Let’s Check2 생태 Ecologyㆍ生态ㆍ生態 410Let’s Check3 자연 현상 Natural Phenomenonㆍ自然现象ㆍ自然現象 416Let’s Check4 재난/재해 Human Disaster/Natural Disasterㆍ灾难/灾害ㆍ災難/災害 424Let’s Check5 지형/지역 Topography/Regionㆍ地形/地域ㆍ地形/地域 433Let’s Checkㆍ Korean through Chinese Characters 物 itemㆍ物件ㆍ物 44213 과학/기술 Science/Technology·科学/技术·科学/技術1 교통/운송 Traffic/Transportationㆍ交通/运输ㆍ交通/運送 444Let’s Check2 정보/기술 Information/Technologyㆍ信息/技术ㆍ情報/技術 453Let’s Check3 통신/매체 Communication/Mediaㆍ通信/媒体ㆍ通信/メディア 465Let’s Checkㆍ Korean through Chinese Characters 度 lawㆍ法度ㆍ度 47414 성질 Properties·性质·性質1 속도/수량/크기 Speed/Quantity/Sizeㆍ速度/数量/大小ㆍ速度/数量/大きさ 476Let’s Check2 시간/시기 Time/Timingㆍ时间/时机ㆍ時間/時期 482Let’s Check3 의성어/의태어 Onomatopoeia/Mimetic Wordsㆍ拟声语/拟态语ㆍ擬音語/擬態語 490Let’s Check4 정도 Extentㆍ程度ㆍ程度 499Let’s Checkㆍ Korean through Chinese Characters 化 to becomeㆍ化ㆍ化 509부록 Appendix·附录·付録반의어/유의어, 접두사/접미사, 의존 명사 목록Antonyms/Synonyms, Prefixes/Suffixes, Bound Nouns 512ㆍ 유의어/반의어 Synonymsㆍ近义词ㆍ類義語 / Antonymsㆍ反义词ㆍ反対語 512ㆍ 접두사/접미사 Prefixesㆍ前缀ㆍ接頭辞 / Suffixesㆍ后缀ㆍ接尾辞 522ㆍ 의존 명사 Passive Verbsㆍ被动词ㆍ受身動詞 / Causative Verbsㆍ使动词ㆍ使役動詞 524정답 Answers 527색인 Index 532

Download MP3 Files here This book covers a total of approximately 2,000 words according to the following criteria. Selected the vocabulary words appeared more than 3 textbooks from the language institutes of nine universities and two private institutes on the basic first and second level Korean. • The words organized into fourteen topics. The provided example sentences are related to each topic focused on the example sentences used in textbooks and practical sentences frequently used in everyday life• Useful word translations in English, Chinese, and Japanese!• The antonym, synonym, honorific form, low form, related word(s), and reference word(s) are provided in order to widen the students' vocabulary.• A review test similar with TOPIK with 'Let's Check'.• Through learning the Chinese characters, learners will be able to widen their vocabulary range.• Accurately recorded entry words and example sentences available through MP3 downoad   Contents     1 약속하기 Making an Appointment  Let’s Check!2 인간관계 Human Relationships   Let’s Check!3 직장 생활 Office Life  Let’s Check!4 하루 일과 Daily Work   Let’s Check!• Korean through Chinese Characters 員 a member 06 여가 생활 Leisure1 여행 Travel   Let’s Check!2 운동 Exercise  Let’s Check!3 음악 Music4 취미 Hobbies   Let’s Check!• Korean through Chinese Characters 出 to go out 07 날씨 Weather 1 계절 Seasons2 일기예보 Weather Forecast  Let’s Check!• Korean through Chinese Characters 新 to be new 08 시간 Time1 날짜 Date   Let’s Check!2 시간 Time  Let’s Check!• Korean through Chinese Characters 日 a day 09 패션 Fashion 1 미용 Beauty Care 2 소품 Accessories 3 의류 Clothing  Let’s Check!• Korean through Chinese Characters 物 a thing 10 경제활동 Economic Activities1 가게/시장 Store/Market   Let’s Check!2 경제 Economy 3 쇼핑 Shopping  Let’s Check!• Korean through Chinese Characters 入 to enter 11 교통/통신 Transportation/Communication1 길 찾기 Finding the Way 2 방향 Directions   Let’s Check!3 우편 Mail4 위치 Locations5 전화 Telephone   Let’s Check!6 탈것 Vehicles   Let’s Check!• Korean through Chinese Characters 通 to be connected 12 장소 Places1 건물 Buildings 2 길 Roads  Let’s Check!3 도시 Cities 4 동네 Neighborhoods5 서울 Seoul   Let’s Check!• Korean through Chinese Characters 場 a place 13 집/자연 House/Nature 1 동식물 Animals and Plants 2 자연환경 Natural Environment  Let’s Check!3 전기/전자 제품 Electric/Electronic Appliances4 집안 Household 5 집안 가구/물건 Household Furniture/Goods  Let’s Check!6 집안 구조 Structure of the House 7 집안일 Housework   Let’s Check!• Korean through Chinese Characters 家 a house 14 문화 Culture 1 대중매체 Mass Media2 사회 Society   Let’s Check!3 영화/연극 Movies/Plays4 예술/문학 Art/Literature 5 전통문화 Traditional Culture  Let’s Check!• Korean through Chinese Characters 動 to move 15 기타 Etc.1 기타 Etc.•   Let’s Check! 부록 Appendix추가 어휘 Additional Vocabulary • 국가명 Nations • 색깔 Colors  • 운동 Sports • 가계도 Family Tree • 신체 부위 명칭 The Names of Body Parts• 착용 동사 Verbs Related to Clothing and Accessories• 띠 The Chinese Zodiac Signs • 요일 Days of the Week• 월 Months •• 숫자 Numbers • 접속부사 Conjunctive Adverbs• 준말 Abbreviations • 반의어 Antonyms• 유의어 Synonyms • 단위명사 Counting Units • 전국 지도 National Map • 서울 지도 Seoul Map 불규칙 동사 • 형용사 활용표 Table of Irregular Verbs and Adjectives정답 Answer 색인 Index

Die Vorteile dieses Buches - eine Auswahl von 2.000 wichtigen koreanischen Vokabeln für die Aufbaustufe - systematische thematische Gliederung in 14 Kategorien - Übersetzung des koreanischen Eintrags in Englisch, Japanisch und Chinesisch - Anschauliche Beispielsatze zeigen die Vokabel im Satzzusammenhang - Angabe von Synonymen, Antonymen, Höflichkeitsformen, usw. - Für jede Kategorie mehrere Vokabeltests 'Let's Check' - Genaue und verständliche Hörbeispiele aller Wörter und Beispielsätze auf der begleitenden MP3 CD   머리말 Introduction 4 이 책의 구성 및 활용 6 How to use this book   01 인간 People·人·人間 1 감정 Emotions•感情•感情 16 Let’s Check 2 인지능력 Cognitive Ability•认知能力•認知能力 29 Let’s Check 3 의사소통 Communication•沟通•コミュニケーション 41 Let’s Check 4 성격 Personality•性格•性格 49 Let’s Check 5 외모 Appearance•外貌•外見 58 6 인생 Life•人生•人生 61 Let’s Check 7 인간관계 Human Relationships•人际关系•人間関係 68 Let’s Check 8 태도 Attitude•态度•態度 81 Let’s Check • Korean through Chinese Characters 心 a mind•心•心 96   02 행동 Actions·行动·行動 1 손/발 관련 동작 Actions Using Hands/Feet•与手/脚相关的动作•手足にかかわる動作 98 Let’s Check 2 눈/코/입 관련 동작 Actions Using Eyes/Nose/Mouth• 与眼睛/鼻子/ 嘴相关的动作•目/鼻/口にかかわる動作 111 3 몸 관련 동작 Actions Using Body•与身体相关的动作•体にかかわる動作 116 Let’s Check 4 이동 Movement•移动•移動 120 5 준비/과정/결과 Preparation/Progress/Results•准备/过程/结果•準備/過程/結果 124 Let’s Check 6 피동 Passive•被动•受身 131 Let’s Check 7 사동 Causative•使动•使役 142 Let’s Check • Korean through Chinese Characters 生 a life•生•生 152   03 성질/양 Quality/Quantity·性质/量·性質/量 1 상태 Condition•状态•状態 154 Let’s Check 2 정도 Degree•程度•程度 167 Let’s Check 3 증감 Increase and Decrease•增减•増減 181 Let’s Check 4 수량/크기/범위 Amount/Size/Scope•数量/大小/范围• 数量/大きさ/範囲 188 Let’s Check • Korean through Chinese Characters 性 a character•性•性 202   04 지식/교육 Knowledge/Education· 知识/教育·知識/教育 1 학문 Studies•学问•学問 204 2 연구/보고서 Research/Reports•研究/报告•研究/レポート 210 Let’s Check 3 학교 생활 School Life•学校生活•学校生活 221 Let’s Check 4 수업/시험 Classes/Exams•课业/考试•授業/テスト 233 Let’s Check • Korean through Chinese Characters 敎 to teach•敎•教 243   05 의식주 Necessities of Life ·衣食住·衣食住 1 의생활 Clothing•着装生活•衣生活 246 Let’s Check 2 식생활 Diet•饮食生活•食生活 252 Let’s Check 3 요리 재료 Cooking Ingredients•料理材料•食材 259 4 조리 방법 Cooking Method•烹饪方法•調理方法 263 Let’s Check 5 주거 생활 Residential Life•住居生活•住生活 268 6 주거 공간/생활용품 Residence/Daily Supplies•居住空间/生活用品• 住居空間/生活用品 275 7 집 주위 환경 Neighborhood •寓所周边环境•家のまわりの環境 283 Let’s Check • Korean through Chinese Characters 品 a thing•品•品 288   06 날씨/생활 Weather/Life·天气/生活·天気/生活 1 일기예보 Weather Forecast•天气预报•天気予報 290 2 여가 활동 Leisure Activities•休闲活动•レジャー 294 Let’s Check 3 문제/해결 Problems/Solutions•问题/解决•問題/解決 304 Let’s Check • Korean through Chinese Characters 用 to use•用•用 311   07 사회생활 Social Life·社会生活·社会生活 1 직장 생활 Life at Work•职玚生活•職場生活 314 2 구인/구직 Employment/Recruitment•雇人/求职• 求人/求職 326 Let’s Check • Korean through Chinese Characters 會 to assemble•会•会 331   08 건강 Health ∙ 健康·健康 1 신체/건강 상태 Body/Physical Condition• 身体/健康状态•身体/健康状態 334 Let’s Check 2 질병/증상 Illnesses/Symptoms•疾病/症状•病気/症状 341 Let’s Check 3 병원 Hospital•医院•病院 348 Let’s Check • Korean through Chinese Characters 身 the body•身•身 354   09 자연/환경 Nature/Environment· 自然/环境·自然/環境 1 동식물 Animals and Plants•动植物•動植物 356 2 우주/지리 Universe/Geography•宇宙/地理•宇宙/地理 358 Let’s Check 3 재난/재해 Disasters•灾难/灾害•災難/災害 365 4 환경문제 Environmental Issues•环境问题•環境問題 370 Let’s Check • Korean through Chinese Characters 氣 energy•气•気 374   10 국가/사회 Nation/Society·国家/ 社会·国家/社会 1 국가/정치 Nation/Politics•国家/政治•国家/政治 376 2 사회 현상/사회문제 Social Phenomenon/Social Issues• 社会现象/社会问题•社会現象/社会問題 384 3 사회 활동 Social Activities•社会活动•社会活動 392 Let’s Check • Korean through Chinese Characters 國 Country•国家•国 397   11 경제 Economy·经济·経済 1 경제 활동 Economic Activities•经济活动•経済活動 400 Let’s Check 2 생산/소비 Production/Consumption•生产/消费•生産/消費 406 Let’s Check 3 기업/경영 Business/Management•企业/经营•企業/経営 414 4 금융/재무 Finance•金融/财务•金融/財務 420 Let’s Check • Korean through Chinese Characters 金 money•金•金 426   12 교통/통신 Traffic/Communication· 交通/通信·交通/通信 1 교통/운송 Traffic/Transportation•交通/运输•交通/運送 428 Let’s Check 2 정보/통신 Information/Communication•信息/通信•情報/通信 437 Let’s Check • Korean through Chinese Characters 機 machine•机•機 444   13 예술/문화 Art/Culture·艺术/文化·芸術/文化 1 예술/종교 Art/Religion•艺术/宗教•芸術/宗教 446 2 대중문화/대중매체 Pop Culture/Mass Media•大众文化/大众媒体•大衆文化/マスメディア 450 3 한국 문화/예절 Korean Culture/Etiquette•韩国文化/礼节•韓国文化/礼節 457 Let’s Check • Korean through Chinese Characters 文 a letter•文•文 463   14 기타 Etc.·其它·その他 1 시간 표현 Time Expressions•时间表现•時間表現 466 Let’s Check 2 부사 Adverbs•副词•副詞 480 Let’s Check • Korean through Chinese Characters 期 a time•期•期 487   부록 Appendix·附录·付録   추가 어휘 Additional Vocabulary 490 • 동물 Animals•动物•動物 490 • 어패류 Fish and Shellfish•鱼贝类•魚介類 491 • 곤충 Insects•昆虫•昆虫 491 • 채소류 Vegetables•蔬菜类•野菜類 492 • 신체 내부 기관 Organs•身体内部器官•体内の器官 493 • 얼굴 Face•脸•顔 493 • 손발 Hands and Feet•手脚•手足 494 • 병원 Hospital•医院•病院 494 • 집 구조 House Layout•室内构造•家の構造 494 • 가전제품 Home Appliances•家电制品•家電製品 494 • 욕실 용품 Bathroom Articles•浴室用品•お風呂用品 496 • 주방 용품 Kitchen Utensils & Appliances•厨房用品•台所用品 497 • 한국 풍물 지도 The Map of Korean Institutions and Customs• 韩国民俗地图•韓国の風物地図 498 • 단위 명사 Counting Units•单位名词•単位を表す名詞 499   피동사/사동사, 반의어/유의어, 접두사/접미사 목록 Passive Verbs/Causative Verbs, Antonyms/Synonyms, Prefixes/Suffixes 500 • 피동사/사동사 Passive Verbs•被动词•受身動詞 / Causative Verbs•使动词•使役動詞 500 • 반의어/유의어 Antonyms•反义词•反対語 / Synonyms•近义词•類義語 503 • 접두사/접미사 Prefixes•前缀•接頭辞 / Suffixes•后缀•接尾辞 510   정답 Answers 517 색인 Index 521

한국어를 배우는 외국인 수험생들이 효과적으로 한국어 공부를 하고 TOPIK에 대비할 수 있도록 만들어졌다. 기출문제를 꼼꼼히 분석하고 유형화한 핵심 이론부터 실전 감각을 익힐 수 있는 모의고사와 독학이 가능한 다국어 해설. 휴대할 수 있는 소책자 어휘집과 다운로드 없이 바로 들을 수 있는 QR코드 듣기 파일까지. 긴 시간 동안 한국어교재를 연구하고 개발해 온 한국어능력시험연구회가 한국어교육 전문가 임준 선생님과 함께 시험에 필요한 모든 것을 단 한 권으로 압축하였다.

첫째, 시험에 꼭 필요한 글쓰기 이론을 정리했어요. 둘째, 기출문제와 동일한 유형의 연습 문제로 선별했어요. 셋째, 쓰기 영역 최신 기출문제 3회분으로 실전 감각을 키워 드려요. 넷째, 최근 사회 이슈를 중심으로 한 읽기 자료 및 필수 어휘와 표현을 수록했어요. 다섯째, 쓰기 53, 54번과 연계하여 공부할 수 있는 말하기 평가 5, 6번 문제도 제시했어요.

첫째, 실제 기출문제를 꼼꼼히 분석하여 유형별로 정리했어요. 둘째, 꼭 알아야 할 어휘와 문법을 주제별·급수별로 정리했어요. 셋째, 최근 출제 경향을 반영한 실전 모의고사 3회분을 수록했어요. 넷째, 외국인 학습자 혼자서도 쉽게 공부할 수 있도록 다국어 해설을 수록했어요. 다섯째, 실전 모의고사 빈출 어휘를 점검할 수 있도록 휴대용 단어장을 수록했어요. PART 1. 핵심이론 1. 듣기 2. 읽기 3. 어휘와 문법 PART 2. 실전 모의고사 제1회 실전 모의고사 제2회 실전 모의고사 제3회 실전 모의고사 OMR 답안지 PART 3. 정답 및 해설 제1회 정답 및 해설 제2회 정답 및 해설 제3회 정답 및 해설 [별책 부록] 한·영·중 번역 ‘빈출 어휘 단어장’

Bilingual ENGLISH / KOREAN The humorous tale of a lazy man who is transformed into an ox and comes to learn the value of hard work. The timeless tale of people`s never-ending search for immortality.

Learn Korean with the 365 BTS DAYS - Daily Expressions Calendar Plus Exclusive Gift:  only from us: BTS Group Postcard Received much love from ARMY,<365 BTS DAYS> returns as a new cover edition.Learn daily Korean expressions for 365 days, while recalling moments shared with BTS! This is a great way to brush up your Korean! Korean expressions directly spoken by BTS in , , and live video streams are gathered and made into a perpetual calendar, along with photos of BTS. Includes a section to help readers pronounce Korean more easily and a section BTS will encourage you every day. Mark your achievements with BTS by putting stickers on the Year Poster! This is in the Box:Outer Box: 230 x 205 x 50 (mm) 365 BTS DAYS Calendar (388 pages: 210 x 120 (mm) Year Poster: 320 × 420 (mm) Stickers Set: 72 × 106 (mm)

*** Limited quantity available now*** Learn daily Korean expressions for 365 days while recalling moments shared with SEVENTEEN! Korean expressions directly spoken by SEVENTEEN in and are gathered and made into a perpetual calendar, along with photos of SEVENTEEN. This is a great way to brush up your Korean!Watch the trailer! You can also practice the main expressions on the Cake App. This is in the Box:Outer Box: 230 x 205 x 50 (mm) 365 SEVENTEEN DAYS Calendar (388 pages: 210 x 120 (mm) SEVENTEEN Photo Stickers Set: 115 × 210 (mm)

bilingual English-Korean Seven brothers help their widowed mother with such devotion that they become the seven stars in the Big Dipper. Two brothers, one kind-hearted and one mean, plant some gourd seeds that were brought to them by a bird. When the gourds are opened, they reveal the difference between the fruits of greed and compassion.

Bilingual: English-Korean A kind brother and his evil older brother steal some magic clubs from some ogres. The humorous tale of a tiger who loses his courage when he overhears a conversation about dried persimmons and imagines them to be a frightful monster.

Click here to download the audiofiles   ▪ Practice reading step by step while reading traditional folktales by level! As the Korean folktales in the book have been adapted using vocabulary and expressions by level, from A2 (level 2) to B2 (level 4), readers can choose and read stories that suit their own level. In particular, level 2 and 3 learners can also try reading at a higher level. With all of the stories translated into English, you can use the translation to accurately grasp the meaning of portions that are difficult to understand due to level or cultural differences, allowing you to keep moving on in the text. ▪ Get a glimpse of the lives of Koreans in the past through cultural illustrations! Many cultural and historical elements appear in traditional Korean folktales, such as dokkaebi, mill stones, a doe of rice, a nyang coin, and gamtu, which can be unfamiliar to foreign learners of Korean. These Korean elements are presented in illustrations of scenes or vocabulary so that foreign learners can see and easily understand the lives of Koreans in the past. ▪ Familiarize yourself with lively Korean accents, with recordings by professional voice actors! All of the stories are recorded in Korean so that you can listen to them just like an audiobook, checking on the linguistic habits of Koreans that are contained in the dialogue and familiarizing yourself with accents and meanings of onomatopoeia and mimetic words that don’t appear often in ordinary Korean language textbooks. The audio files, which are presented for each story, can be listened to via QR code or downloaded as MP3 files.   Table of Contents 서문 Preface 004일러두기 How to Use This Book 006목차 Table of Contents 008[A2]1. 누렁소와 검정소 The Yellow Ox and the Black Ox 0122. 삼 년 고개 Three Year Hill 0153. 훈장님의 꿀단지 The Village School Teacher’s Honey Jar 0184. 은혜 갚은 쥐 The Mice that Repaid a Favor 0215. 토끼의 재판 The Rabbit’s Trial 0246. 도깨비와 내기하기 A Bet with a Dokkaebi 0277. 신기한 탈 The Remarkable Mask 0308. 며느리 시험 The Daughter-in-Law Test 0349. 혹부리 영감 Old Man Lumpy 03710. 세상에서 제일 무서운 것 The Most Frightening Thing in the World 04111. 금도끼 은도끼 Golden Axe, Silver Axe 04512. 할머니 무덤에 핀 꽃 The Flowers That Bloomed on Grandmother’s Grave 04813. 요술 맷돌 The Magic Millstone 05214. 이상한 샘물 The Strange Spring Water 05615. 나무 그늘을 산 총각 The Young Man Who Bought the Shade of a Tree 060[B1]16. 거울을 처음 본 사람들 The People Who Saw a Mirror for the First Time 06617. 개와 고양이와 구슬 The Dog, the Cat, and the Marble 07018. 호랑이와 곶감 The Tiger and the Dried Persimmon 07419. 임금님 귀는 당나귀 귀 The King Has Donkey Ears 07820. 청개구리 이야기 The Story of the Green Frog 08221. 도깨비방망이 The Dokkaebi’s Club 08622. 호랑이 등에 탄 효자 The Filial Son Who Rode on a Tiger’s Back 09023. 망주석 재판 The Trial of the Tombside Stone Post 09424. 신기한 항아리 The Marvelous Pot 09825. 우렁이 각시 The Snail Bride 103[B2]31. 지혜로운 총각 The Wise Young Man 13432. 냄새 맡은 값 The Price of Smelling 13933. 효성스러운 호랑이 The Filial Tiger 14334. 은혜 갚은 까치 The Magpie Who Repaid a Favor 14735. 견우와 직녀 Gyeonu and Jingnyeo 15236. 은혜 갚은 호랑이 The Tiger Who Repaid a Favor 15837. 도깨비 감투 The Dokkaebi Hat 16338. 짧아진 바지 The Pants that Grew Shorter 16939. 여우 누이 The Fox Sister 17440. 노루가 된 동생 The Younger Brother Who Became a Roe Deer 17941. 신기한 나뭇잎 The Marvelous Leaf 18542. 쑥과 마늘 Mugwort and Garlic 19143. 구렁덩덩 선비 The Divine Serpent Scholar 19644. 토끼의 간 The Rabbit’s Liver 20145. 효녀 심청 Filial Daughter Shim Cheong 20646. 옹고집 이야기 The Story of Onggojip 21147. 흥부와 놀부 Heungbu and Nolbu 21648. 바리공주 Princess Bari 22249. 콩쥐 팥쥐 Kongjwi and Patjwi 22850. 오늘이 Today 233부록 Appendix 239정답 Answers 240색인 Index 246

Simple and Straightforward Korean Food Recipes 53 Representative Food Recipes: Representations and Characteristics of Korean Food Healthy Korean Foods: No MSG or Chemical Seasoning are Included The Korean Food Foundation and Hollym have published 『53 Korean Foods You Have to Try』 which introduces variety of Korean foods that are easy to make and rich in nutrition. The menus selected here are representations and characteristics of Korean cuisine. The recipes are healthy and simple to prepare. The cooking method is also quite simple and straightforward, so those attempting to make Korean food for the first time will not be met too many difficulties during cooking once the ingredients are ready. This book is divided into seven sections and each section is organized by the main ingredients. Moreover, any kind of chemical or artificial seasoning (e.g. MSG) is not included in the recipe. One can then enjoy the true, Korean flavor and original taste of the ingredients. Also, most of the ingredients that are introduced in this book are easily found in almost every grocery store. Moreover, one can adjust the level of spiciness and saltiness of the seasoning to one’s taste. By publishing this book, we hope more people become more aware of Korean food and will enjoy it. Contents Introduction Ingredients / Korean-Style Eating / Menu Planning for Korean Food / Choosing Dinnerware for Korean Food / What to Drink with Korean Food 1. The Basis of Hansik, Korean Food Myeolchi-yuksu / Soegogi-yuksu / Chaeso-yuksu 2. Vegetable Dishes Rich in Dietary Fiber Ssam-bap / Oi-saengchae / Mu-saengchae / Kong-namul-muchim / Dotori-muk-muchim / Beoseot-bokkeum / Sigeumchi-namul / Hobak-namul / Japchae / Yeondubu / Dubu-jorim / Nokdu-bindae-tteok / Bibim-guksu / Kong-guksu / Gamja-sujebi / Sundubu-jjigae 3. Seafood Dishes Packed with Iron and Mineral Godeungeo-jorim / Ojingeo-bokkeum / Myeolchi-bokkeun / Kkotge-tang / Miyeok-guk / Haemul-pajeon 4. Good Sources of Protein, Meat and Egg Dishes Bulgogi / Galbi-gui / Galbi-jjim / Dak-galbi / Dak-gangjeong / Jjim-dak / Samgyetang / Bossam / Jaeyuk-bokkem / Pyogobeoseot-jeon /Gyeran-jjim / Yukgaejang 5. Gluten-free, Rice and Rice Dishes Ssal-bap / Chaeso-gimbap / Bibimbap / Kimchi-bokkeum-bap / Hobak-juk / Tteokguk / Tteok-bokki 6. A Gold Mine of Vitamin, Kimchi and Fermented Foods Baechu-kimchi / Oi-sobagi / Kkakdugi / Geot-jeori / Kimchi-jeon / Dubu Kimchi / Kimchi-jjigae / Doenjang-jjigae 7. Nutritious Snacks and Desserts That Boost Your Happiness Sujeonggwa / Patbingsu / Hotteok / Yaksik  Index

Bilingual English-Korean A king steals the beautiful Snail Lady away from her husband, the farmer. He must then defeat the king in a series of contests in order to obtain the return of his wife. A fisherman finds a magical vase floating on the sea. It brings him good fortune, but it gives nothing but bad luck to his greedy wife.

Bilingual edition English-Korean A princess grows a long nose because of her endless greed. A clever rabbit tricks a tiger in order to avoid being eaten.

Bilingual English-Korean Brave Hong Kil-dong, the son of a concubine, becomes a chivalrous robber and works for the cause of justice. A greedy man makes a young man pay money for a tree`s shade. But the shade is much more valuable than the greedy man had ever imagined.

Bilingual English-Korean Sim Cheong, out of her love for her blind father, works endlessly to buy the medicine that could make him see again. She finally meets the Dragon King who helps her. A little frog, who never listens to his mother, regrets it after she dies. The story explains the reason why frogs croak at the riverside.