Description
Learn Korean Through Idioms and Proverbs
Master authentic Korean expressions with this comprehensive guide to Korean idioms (관용어) and proverbs (속담). This book is specifically designed for foreign learners who want to understand and use natural Korean expressions like native speakers.
Key Features:
- TOPIK Preparation: Targets high scores on the TOPIK exam with carefully selected expressions
- Illustrated Examples: Each idiom and proverb comes with engaging illustrations for better understanding
- Practical Exercises: Includes practice questions and reading comprehension activities
- Bilingual Format: Korean with English translations for self-study
- 272 Pages: Comprehensive coverage of essential Korean expressions
Book Details:
- Authors: Won Eun-young (원은영), Lee Kyung-ah (이경아)
- Publisher: Doseo Publishing Cham (도서출판 참)
- Pages: 272
- Size: 188 x 258 x 13 mm
- Language: Korean with English support
- Publication Date: June 2017
Perfect For:
- Intermediate to advanced Korean learners
- TOPIK test preparation
- Understanding Korean culture through language
- Building natural Korean conversation skills
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Michael S. –
I recently spent some of my Easter holidays diving into the Korean language learning book ‘Learn Korean Through Idioms and Proverbs.’ Initially, I found it a bit challenging when I bought it last September, but after shifting my focus from speaking to something lighter, I was thrilled to rediscover this gem. The book contains 100 Korean proverbs, and while they may not be everyday vocabulary, the stories are incredibly engaging. I’ve learned new words like ‘사슴’ (deer) and ‘비단’ (silk), which are essential for fluency. It’s fascinating to see English equivalents for many proverbs, making the learning experience even more enjoyable. Overall, this book has significantly enriched my Korean vocabulary and understanding of the culture.