A practical 367 page handbook with all you need to read and write the written language of Korea. This invaluable mini-dictionary of Hanja characters for modern readers includes the following outstanding features: 1,800 Hanja characters arranged in a practical format. �all the Hanja characters required in Korean schools �models showing how to write each character �5,000 sample vocabulary words, three per character �sample words selected on the basis of frequency of use Hangul-in-a-hurry�a fast method to learn the indigenous Korean alphabet. �hangul-in-a-hurry chart for fast learning �models showing how to write each letter �models showing how to make syllables Stroke-count, radical and phonetic indices Charts of surnames, simplified hanja, look-alike characters, others.

New edition with QR MP3 streaming and downloadable audio resources by QR Code at the publisher Two Ponds. This new edition does not contain a CD anymore. Active Korean, with 4-levels of Student Book and workbooks, is focused on Korean communication skills. Dialogues are based on everyday-life situations that are easily adapted our real life. Each unit is organized according to the flow of a real class environment, from Vocabulary, Key Dialogues, Conversation Drills, to Tasks & Activities, making it easy for learners to follow. Grammar Points and Grammar Reference help learners understand the usages of grammar points, which also make self-study possible. Vivid pictures and illustrations help learners understand the text and stimulate their interest.   Table of Contents Preface How to Use This Book Scope and Sequence UNIT 1 Hangul (Korean Alphabet) UNIT 2 Greeting and Introduction UNIT 3 Restaurant UNIT 4 Shopping UNIT 5 Daily Activities UNIT 6 Time UNIT 7 Appointment UNIT 8 Location and Direction UNIT 9 Telephone Grammar Reference Listening Transcript Glossary

New edition with QR MP3 streaming and downloadable audio resources by QR Code at the publisher Two Ponds. Seoul National University presents an ideal series for short-term Korean study! ACTIVE KOREAN series developed by the Language Education Institute of Seoul National University, help learners develop their communicative skills in Korean in effective ways within a short period of time. ACTIVE KOREAN 1 Workbook features; *Various new forms of vocabulary exercises that provide oppotunities to review and apply vocabulary in a communicative context. *Grammar exercises that provide learners with maximum opportunities to practice the structure and usage through the step-by-step approach. *Integrated exercises of grammar items that enable learners to identify the functions and usage between different forms. *Various types of exercises that develop competence in speaking, listening, writing, and reading while facilitating the integration of all four skills.

New edition with QR MP3 streaming and downloadable audio resources by QR Code at the publisher Two Ponds. This new edition does not contain a CD anymore. Active Korean, with 4-levels of Student Book and workbooks, is focused on Korean communication skills. Dialogues are based on everyday-life situations that are easily adapted our real life. Each unit is organized according to the flow of a real class environment, from Vocabulary, Key Dialogues, Conversation Drills, to Tasks & Activities, making it easy for learners to follow. Grammar Points and Grammar Reference help learners understand the usages of grammar points, which also make self-study possible. Vivid pictures and illustrations help learners understand the text and stimulate their interest.   Table of Contents Preface How to Use This Book Scope and Sequence UNIT 1 Family UNIT 2 Transportation UNIT 3 Reason UNIT 4 Post Office UNIT 5 Reservations UNIT 6 Etiquette UNIT 7 Hospital UNIT 8 Advice & Suggestions UNIT 9 Shopping Grammar Reference Listening Transcript Glossary

New edition with QR MP3 streaming and downloadable audio resources by QR Code at the publisher Two Ponds. Seoul National University presents an ideal series for short-term Korean study! ACTIVE KOREAN series developed by the Language Education Institute of Seoul National University, help learners develop their communicative skills in Korean in effective ways within a short period of time. ACTIVE KOREAN 1 Workbook features; *Various new forms of vocabulary exercises that provide oppotunities to review and apply vocabulary in a communicative context. *Grammar exercises that provide learners with maximum opportunities to practice the structure and usage through the step-by-step approach. *Integrated exercises of grammar items that enable learners to identify the functions and usage between different forms. *Various types of exercises that develop competence in speaking, listening, writing, and reading while facilitating the integration of all four skills. Table of Contents Preface How to Use This Book Scope and Sequence UNIT 1 Family UNIT 2 Transportation UNIT 3 Reason UNIT 4 Post Office UNIT 5 Reservations UNIT 6 Etiquette UNIT 7 Hospital UNIT 8 Advice & Suggestions UNIT 9 Shopping Grammar Reference Listening Transcript Glossary

New edition with QR MP3 streaming and downloadable audio resources by QR Code at the publisher Two Ponds. This new edition does not contain a CD anymore. Seoul National University presents an ideal series for short-term Korean study! ACTIVE KOREAN series developed by the Language Education Institute of Seoul National University, help learners develop their communicative skills in Korean in effective ways within a short period of time. Table of Contents Preface How to Use This Book Scope and Sequence UNIT1 Experience UNIT2 Hobbies UNI3 Employment UNIT4 Fashion UNIT5 Out of order UNIT6 Change UNIT7 Information UNIT8 True and False UNIT9 Conflict and Worry Grammar Reference Culture Translation Grammar Reference Listening Transcript Glossary

New edition with QR MP3 streaming and downloadable audio resources by QR Code at the publisher Two Ponds. Seoul National University presents an ideal series for short-term Korean study! ACTIVE KOREAN series developed by the Language Education Institute of Seoul National University, help learners develop their communicative skills in Korean in effective ways within a short period of time. ACTIVE KOREAN 1 Workbook features; *Various new forms of vocabulary exercises that provide oppotunities to review and apply vocabulary in a communicative context. *Grammar exercises that provide learners with maximum opportunities to practice the structure and usage through the step-by-step approach. *Integrated exercises of grammar items that enable learners to identify the functions and usage between different forms. *Various types of exercises that develop competence in speaking, listening, writing, and reading while facilitating the integration of all four skills.

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New edition with QR MP3 streaming and downloadable audio resources by QR Code at the publisher Two Ponds. This new edition does not contain a CD anymore. Seoul National University presents an ideal series for short-term Korean study! ACTIVE KOREAN series developed by the Language Education Institute of Seoul National University, help learners develop their communicative skills in Korean in effective ways within a short period of time. Table of Contents Preface How to Use This Book Scope and Sequence Unit 1 Appearance and P ersonality Unit 2 Convenient Life Unit 3 Incidents and Accidents Unit 4 Dream and Reality Unit 5 Mistakes and Regrets Unit 6 Company Unit 7 Consuming and Saving Unit 8 Korea Unit 9 Travel Grammar Reference Culture Translation Grammar Reference Listening Transcript Glossary

머리말 일러두기 UNIT 1 외모와 성격 UNIT 2 편리한 생활 UNIT 3 사건, 사고 UNIT 4 꿈과 현실 UNIT 5 실수와 후회 UNIT 6 회사 UNIT 7 소비와 절약 UNIT 8 한국 UNIT 9 여행 듣기 지문 해답

An Introduction of western theater drama in Korea Almost 400 playwrights from about 25 countries and more than 1,000 dramas have been introduced to Korea in the brief span of 100 despite the fact that Korea has a vastly different culture, history, and tradition. While the history of Western theater spans 2,500 years, it has been less than a hundred years since translations of Western drama were first staged in Korea. Therefore, to understand 20th century Korean theater scene, it is necessary to examine how Western drama took root in Korea during the late 19th to the 20th centuries. Acts and Scenes: Western Drama in Korean Theater is a brief overview of how Western drama was introduced and developed in Korea. The book is mainly divided into nine parts and outlined with notable examples of theatrical accomplishments: (1) the introduction of Western theater at a time when sinpa theater companies coexisted with the singeuk movement; (2) the contribution of university theater and the theatrical activities of college students who regarded the acceptance of modern Western drama as a means to enlighten the nation; (3) the establishment and activities of the National Drama Company that provided an opportunity for Korean theater to enter the specialized stage of theater; (4) contemporary American plays that have been imported in exceptionally large numbers to Korea since the Korean War; (5) the foundation of a number of coterie theater companies; (6) the little theater movement; (7) the influence of the international theatrical artist Bertolt Brecht, who was introduced relatively late to Korea due to political considerations; (8) changes in the performance characteristics of plays by the most performed playwright Shakespeare; and finally, (9) the most performed play, Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett. Understanding the history of Western drama in the Korean theater scene, which has shifted and progressed in the currents of social transformation, means figuring out just how Korean society has been transfigured. Korean playwright always sought to internalize while using imported techniques to reflect Korean sensibilities, including the individual artists’ personal styles. Now, western drama in Korean theater scene have moved away from the phase of staging productions faithful to the original play and finally entered the phase of using it as a rich source for new theatrical creations. Contents Preface 01 Co-existence of Sinpa (New Style) Theater and Singeuk (New Theater) Movement 신파와 신극 운동의 공존 일제강점기 내내 대중적 인기를 누린 신파극과, 민중 계몽의 수단으로 서구 근대극을 적극적으로 연구하고 소개했던 지식인들의 신극 운동을 살펴본다. 02 Contributions of University Theater 학생들의 연극 활동과 대학극의 기여 신파극 인습을 버리고 현대극으로 발전하는 데 중요한 역할을 한 대학극의 전개 양상을 소개한다. 03 Western Plays Performed by the National Theater of Korea 국립극장의 설립과 신극협의회 국립극장에서 공연된 주요 번역극 레퍼토리를 소개한다. 04 The Overflow of American Contemporary Plays 미국 현대 연극의 범람 반파시즘의 성격을 가진 미국 연극의 도입을 한국의 사회•문화적 배경 속에서 살펴본다. 05 Formation of Coterie Theater Companies and Their Repertoires 동인제 극단의 등장 소극장의 탄생, 실험적 작품들과 부조리극 열풍, 그리고 브로드웨이 뮤지컬 도입에 대해 알아본다. 06 Little Theater Movement 소극장 운동 현재 150개가 넘는 소극장이 운집한 대학로는 1980년대 부터 ‘연극의 메카’로 부상하게 된다. 07 The Belated Reception of Bertolt Brecht 거장 브레히트의 뒤늦은 수용 20세기 연극사에서 가장 주요한 인물로 손꼽히는 세계적인 극작가 브레히트가 한국에서만큼은 제때에 수용되지 못하고 뒤처지게 된 정치, 문화적 배경을 살펴본다. 08 Shakespeare: The Most Performed Playwright 가장 많이 공연된 작가: 셰익스피어 원작에 충실한 작품으로부터 실험 정신과 변용을 시도한 각색 작품에 이르기까지 한국의 다양한 셰익스피어 레퍼토리들을 만나본다. 09 Waiting for Godot: The Most Performed Play 가장 많이 상연된 작품: 「고도를 기다리며」 베케트의 부조리극 「고도를 기다리며」가 한국에서 가장 많이 상연된 단일 작품이 된 배경을 살펴본다. Notes Bibliography

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THE PHENOMENAL KOREAN BESTSELLERTRANSLATED BY INTERNATIONAL BOOKER SHORTLISTEE ANTON HUR'Will strike a chord with anyone who feels that their public life is at odds with how they really feel inside.' RedPSYCHIATRIST: So how can I help you? ME: I don't know, I'm - what's the word - depressed? Do I have to go into detail? Baek Sehee is a successful young social media director at a publishing house when she begins seeing a psychiatrist about her - what to call it? - depression? She feels persistently low, anxious, endlessly self-doubting, but also highly judgemental of others. She hides her feelings well at work and with friends; adept at performing the calmness, even ease, her lifestyle demands. The effort is exhausting, overwhelming, and keeps her from forming deep relationships. This can't be normal. But if she's so hopeless, why can she always summon a desire for her favourite street food, the hot, spicy rice cake, tteokbokki? Is this just what life is like? Recording her dialogues with her psychiatrist over a 12-week period, Baek begins to disentangle the feedback loops, knee-jerk reactions and harmful behaviours that keep her locked in a cycle of self-abuse. Part memoir, part self-help book, I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki is a book to keep close and to reach for in times of darkness.

차례 책을 내면서 일러두기 등장인물 차례 교재구성표 제1과 한글1 제2과 한글2 제3과 한글3 제4과 한글4 제5과 한글5 제6과 안녕하세요? 제7과 처음 뵙겠습니다 제8과 이것이 무엇입니까? 제9과 주말에 무엇을 합니까? 제10과 피에르 씨의 사무실은 3층에 있습니다. 제11과 전화번호가 몇번입니까? 부록 한국어교육개발원 소개 연구원 선생님 이력 역자 이력 ContentsPrefaceIntroductionCharactersContentsTextbook StructureChapter 1: Hangeul 1Chapter 2: Hangeul 2Chapter 3: Hangeul 3Chapter 4: Hangeul 4Chapter 5: Hangeul 5Chapter 6: Hello?Chapter 7: Nice to meet youChapter 8: What is this?Chapter 9: What do you do on the weekend?Chapter 10: Pierre’s office is on the third floor.Chapter 11: What is your phone number?AppendixIntroduction to the Korean Language Education Development InstituteResearcher Instructors’ ProfilesTranslator’s Profile

After studying with this book, you too will be a 한글마스터!    Have you ever struggled to read the titles of your favorite K-dramas because of the fancy or handwritten font?     Do you sometimes wonder what Korean handwriting says because you can’t entirely make out all the letters?    Do you just want to learn to read and write 한글 better?With 한글마스터, you will master the Korean writing system in no time!We cover all the 한글 letters in detail and give you tips on how to easily read Korean handwriting or fonts. This is why we believe you will find this book super useful even if you already know how to read Hangeul.  TalkToMeInKorean is a website and community where learning Korean may not be magically easy, but is fun and exciting. Language learning can be boring, challenging, and sometimes frustrating, especially when there are not enough motivating or fun factors. As a community that motivates and nurtures learners to develop their language skills in fun and innovative ways, the variety of content available at Talk To Me In Korean has drawn over 1.9 million people to the site to download over 50 million lessons. CONTENTS Chapter I. The History of Hangeul Chapter II. Introduction to Hangeul “Time-out #1” When Do Koreans Learn Hangeul? Chapter III. Learn Hangeul Unit I. Single Vowels (단모음) Unit II. Consonants (자음) Part 1 Unit III. Consonants (자음) Part 2 (Aspirated Consonants) Drills and Exercises (Unit I ~ Unit III) Unit IV. Compound Vowels (이중모음) Part 1 – y+vowel Unit V. Compound Vowels (이중모음) Part 2 – w+vowel and u+i Drills and Exercises (Unit IV ~ Unit V) Unit VI. Bat-chim (받침, Final Consonants) Unit VII. Double Consonants (쌍자음) Unit VIII. Compound Consonants as Bat-chim (겹받침) Unit IX. Linking Sounds in Korean Drills and Exercises (Unit VI ~ Unit IX) Final Test “Time-out #2” You Know More Korean Than You Think Chapter IV. Hangeul Handwriting Unit I. Korean Handwriting Tips “Time-out #3” Abbreviations in Korean Slang Unit II. Practice Your Handwriting “Time-out #4” Shortening Sentences Without Sacrificing Meaning Unit III. Korean Handwriting Quiz “Time-out #5” Chinese Characters in the Korean Language Answers