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      • Darakwon, Inc

        Darakwon is a leading Korean publisher specializing in English, Korean, Chinese, and Japanese language learning materials. Since its founding in 1977, Darakwon has striven to meet the ever-changing demands of language learners through its innovative products and services. Darakwon has published more than 3,000 foreign language titles. Making the best use of its publications, over 500 e-learning lectures have been developed and offered to employees at major corporations.

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      • Dar al Saqi

        Dar al Saqi is an award-winning independent publishing house based in Beirut. Founded in 1990, their books cover various subjects including children's and young adults’ for ages between 3 and 18.

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      • Teaching, Language & Reference
        July 2020

        Darakwon Korean Readers - The Story of the Rabbit

        by Kim Yu Mi, Bae Se Eun

        ● Easy and fun reading of classic Korean tales adapted into modern Korean by level! ● Vocabulary words and expressions for reading comprehension allow easy reading without a dictionary! ● Use vivid recordings by professional Korean voice actors to improve your listening skills! ● Improve your Korean vocabulary skills and check the content you read using comprehension questions! The “Darakwon Korean Readers” series is comprised of books that recompose classic Korean literary works to match the reading levels of students from beginner to advanced levels (A1~C2) so students can easily increase their Korean reading comprehension skills in a fun way. The first literary work in this series, “The Story of the Rabbit,” adapts a classic Korean novel about a rabbit and a turtle who represent various social classes of the Joseon Dynasty. As students enjoy reading this story, they can naturally become familiar with vocabulary words and expressions that are essential for the beginner level. In addition, through explanations about the historical background, students can understand the culture of that time period. Not only can students read the content, they can also listen to it by scanning QR codes to hear recordings of professional voice actors reading the story. Students can also use the English translations of the story and questions in the appendix at the end of the book to check their reading comprehension skills.

      • April 2017

        New TOPIK MASTER Final Actual Tests_TOPIK 1 (English ver.)

        by The KyungHee University Global Campus Korean Education

        The New TOPIK MASTER series revised with more thorough and detailed explanations and analyses New TOPIK MASTER Final Actual Test I: Basic is a revised edition of TOPIK MASTER Final Test Practice: Basic. This Korean-English edition is a prep book for the Test of Proficiency in Korean (TOPIK) I. The revised edition offers “Analyses of New Trend and Learning Strategy” section, analyzing the questions from the most recent actual tests and teaching how to get the intentions of those questions to quickly find answers. Strategies and detailed explanations are provided with English translation. 10 sets of practice test are offered so that learners can effectively prepare for the actual TOPIK. • Complete analyses of the TOPIK revised as of July 2014 Reports on the 2014 revised TOPIK and thorough reviews on previous TOPIK test papers are offered so that learners can be fully adapted to the new trend. • English translation offered for all listening/reading texts, explanations and studying strategies English translation is offered for all texts, explanations and studying strategies so that English speaking learners can understand the contents more easily. • Systematic analyses and explanations on the revised test to show strategic methods Questions are largely grouped by type based on what they actually asks; detailed strategies are presented on how to study the individual question types so that learners can approach the test questions with greater ease. • Total 10 sets of practice test, fully incorporating question types that have never appeared in previous tests 10 sets of practice test based on actual test types will help learners train themselves sufficiently before they take the actual test.

      • Teaching, Language & Reference
        February 2018

        Le coréen facile pour débutants

        by Seung-eun Oh

        Korean Made Easy for Beginners is made for self study using a simple conversational method to teach you everything that you need to start speaking and understanding Korean. The book is designed to be completed in a short time and simple enough for everyone with no background in Korean. 1. Fun and easy • Easy explanations on Korean designed after the origin of Hangeul. • Essential grammar taught simply and directly through visual presentations. • Extensive use of pictures and tables for clear understanding. • CD recordings of professional voice actors and comprehensive explanations help you master Korean pronunciation. 2. Practical • 20 lessons on practical, everyday topics • Additional vocabulary and practical expressions of everyday life are presented with lively illustrations • Listening and reading exercises designed after Korean Language Proficiency Test (KLPT) • Fun explanations on unique Korean culture 3. CD • 40 lively dialogues and 20 essential pronunciation points • 20 listening exercises 4. Key Phrase Book • 38 practical phrases for everyday usage

      • Teaching, Language & Reference
        February 2010

        Korean Grammar in Use_Beginning (English ver.)

        by Ahn Jean-myung, Lee Kyung-ah, Han Hoo-young

        This book is the culmination of educational know-how and systematic grammar organization acquired by the three authors from their experience actually teaching Korean to foreigners in the classroom. In focusing strictly on Korean grammar, this series represents a departure from most current integrated teaching materials, allowing foreign learners to more easily concentrate on grammar in their study of Korean. The authors have included real dialogues and illustrations to make the study of Korean more interesting, especially for those students who have heretofore felt Koran grammar to be difficult. Further, this series equally serves as a general Korean grammar reference that can be used by Korean language instructors both in Korea and abroad who regularly experience the difficulty of teaching Korean grammar first-hand. • Collects the introductory grammar points normally taught in Levels 1 and 2 at most universities affiliated and private language institutes. • Makes it easy for learners to locate those grammar patterns they find the most confusing by providing comparisons of patterns similar in meaning and usage. This way, learners can not only clarify the differences between similar patterns, but also study how they are used differently depending on the situation. • Lets the learner confirm the usage of target grammar points by illustrating how they are used in real conversation. The examples presented are not simply sentences constructed for the purpose of illustrating grammar, but rather examples of how the grammar points are actually used in real life. • Includes special sections on particularly tricky grammar points to allow learners to acquire a more accurate and natural-sounding command of Korean. Further, by presenting a variety of grammatical patterns along with both practice exercises and graphic illustrations, learners can approach the study of Korean grammar with renewed interest.

      • Teaching, Language & Reference
        July 2017

        Korean Culture in 100 Keywords

        by Cho Yong-hee, Han Yumi, Tcho Hye-young

        The 100 keywords for this book have been selected through several rounds of surveys with the students at the Korean Cultural Center in Paris, France. The 100 facts address extensive sectors. The facts have been selected because they not only help French and global learners have an overall understanding of the state of Korea, but also represent the background knowledge necessary to study essential words and grammar in learning Korean from various aspects including culture, history, tradition and society. The 100 keywords thus chosen serve as the topic of each subject. This book has a total of 100 subjects, largely divided in six themes so that learners can easily search the subject they would like to know. The six themes are: Theme 1: Symbolic Icons (10 Subjects) Theme 2: Food, Clothing and Shelter (12 Subjects) Theme 3: Geography and Tourism (21 Subjects) Theme 4: Society & Daily Life (19 Subjects) Theme 5: History and Religion (20 Subjects) Theme 6: Arts and Culture (18 Subjects) Each subject consists of two pages. On the upper left side is a photo that can explain the subject at a glance. Under the photo is a Korean text that introduces contents that must be learned regarding the subject. In order to help the learning, two questions are added to check the learner’s understanding of the text. The answers are provided in the appendices at the end of this book. On the upper right side is the English translation of the Korean text. The translation will serve for learners to measure their level of Korean proficiency in terms of understanding; in addition, it will satisfy the need for Korean learners who have long wanted to have a bilingual textbook. On the bottom is the English translation of each Words and Expressions section to help readers understand the Korean text. Small photos that are relevant to each subject are added to provide greater enjoyment.

      • January 2019

        Correct Your Korean

        150 Common Grammar Errors

        by Min Jin-young, Yeo Soon-min, Han Ju-kyoung

        Learn 150 Korean grammar points for TOPIK preparation through actual erroneous sentences! Key Features * 150 essential grammar points for Beginning to Intermediate learners of TOPIK! * Detailed grammar explanations and examples available in Korean and English! * Clear and easy Korean grammar by learning common mistakes!

      • July 2017

        Korean Pronunciation Guide

        How to Sound like a Korean

        by Kim Jimin, Yoon Shinae, Lee Eunju

        Korean Pronunciation Guide - How to Sound Like a Korean is a learning material for the self-study of pronunciation, targeted for Level 2 to 4 learners, or beginners and intermediate learners of Korean. The pronunciation rules that have been covered in bits and pieces in existing Korean textbooks are summarized here in systematic structures and contents. Basic Korean pronunciations are presented by consonants, vowels, final consonants (Batchim) and liaisons; then rules that learners want to know the most in studying pronunciation are summarized in order, including palatalization and nasalization. After learning the basics and rules, learners can perform self-diagnosis of the accuracy and speed of pronunciation based on the colloquial and literary words categorized by difficulty and by subject. This book will help learners start the study from the pronunciation principles and eventually expand the study to improve speaking and listening skills. ▪ A systematic 3-step structure, composed of basics, rules and recitation The basics step will help learners study the fundamental Korean pronunciations starting from the principles applied in creating hangeul. The rules part will help learners study pronunciation rules applied between syllables. In the last step, learners can study the applications of these rules and practice to read texts out following the actual dialogue speed. ▪ Vivid illustrations and detailed English explanations to effectively study complicated pronunciations Illustrations are detailed and vivid, how the speech organs are moved when articulating. These will allow learners to compare and study pronunciations that they are particularly struggling with. All explanations are offered in English so that even Korean learners with less than intermediate proficiency can easily understanding the contents. ▪ 20 texts for recitation with diverse materials to learn culture and improve fluency The writing materials are closely linked to real life, and total 20 texts are offered both in colloquial and literary styles. Learners can listen and repeat after them, expanding their understanding and knowledge of Korean culture. Texts in various styles are read by professional voice actors and learners can practice and improve their fluency as they try to follow the recorded reading speed.

      • June 2013

        Master KOREAN 1-1 Basic

        by Hangrok Cho, Tyeyoung Yang, Jongbun Kwon, Junsung Ki, Sunhee Kim, Eunjung Choi

        The Master Korean series is an integrated set of coursebooks designed to help the reader fully master the Korean language through various activities and practice in the four basic skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing. After learning all the grammar and vocabulary in each level, the reader will be able to sit for the corresponding level of the Test of Proficiency in Korean (TOPIK). As the first book in the Master Korean series of coursebooks, Master Korean 1-1 is aimed at English and Chinese-speaking learners studying Korean at the introductory level. · Systematically study for appropriate level of the Test of Proficiency in Korean (TOPIK)! Together, Master Korean 1-1 and 1-2 introduces all of the vocabulary and grammar necessary to sit for Level 1 of the TOPIK. · Have fun studying with Korean using task-based teaching principles! The series includes a variety of study tasks based on the authors’ many years of Korean teaching experience along with empirical data to create a text that is both easy to study and interesting. · Enjoy rich visual and audio materials! Each chapter is full of colorful illustrations and pictures, along with auditory materials created with professional voice actors to improve memorization and overall learning, regardless of whether you are studying by yourself or as a student in a language institution. · Get valuable Korean cultural information necessary for communication from a learner’s perspective! “Why do Koreans also address store employees as ‘언니(big sister)’” Includes detailed English explanations for many aspects of the Korean culture and language that learners are curious about. * This series is also available in Chinese. Level 6 is scheduled to be published, with levels 5 and 6 available only in Korean.

      • November 2006

        Korean Picture Dictionary_English/Chinese/Japanese

        by Hyoun-hwa Kang

        This book was designed for easy use by new foreign learners of Korean. • It covers a total of approximately 3,800 words chosen from the 50,000 vocabulary words found on the National Academy of the Korean Language's (NAKL) list of most frequently used words in Korean and the Yonsei Korean Dictionary, as well as from textbooks used in teaching Korean as a foreign language at the university level. • Thirteen categories cover a diverse range of vocabulary from everyday life, in subjects from home to school and from nature to the galaxy. • Word translations in English, Chinese, Japanese make sure each word makes sense in your language. • Pictures help you enjoy remembering words that otherwise would be dry and unexciting. Each section includes phrases and expressions from everyday Korean that help you put words in context. • Along with the learning of visual pictures, listening practice is added through the voice audio MP3 CD on each vocabulary.(Anyone who has bought only the book can purchase Charged Mp3 File separately.)

      • June 2009

        Korean Picture Dictionary_Vietnamese/Indonesian/Mongolian

        by Hyoun-hwa Kang

        This book was designed for easy use by new foreign learners of Korean. • It covers a total of approximately 3,800 words chosen from the 50,000 vocabulary words found on the National Academy of the Korean Language's (NAKL) list of most frequently used words in Korean and the Yonsei Korean Dictionary, as well as from textbooks used in teaching Korean as a foreign language at the university level. • Thirteen categories cover a diverse range of vocabulary from everyday life, in subjects from home to school and from nature to the galaxy. • Word translations in Vietnamese, Indonesian, Mongolian make sure each word makes sense in your language. • Pictures help you enjoy remembering words that otherwise would be dry and unexciting. Each section includes phrases and expressions from everyday Korean that help you put words in context. • Along with the learning of visual pictures, listening practice is added through the voice audio MP3 CD on each vocabulary.

      • April 2013

        Korean Picture Dictionary_Spanish/French/German

        by Hyoun-hwa Kang

        This book was designed for easy use by new foreign learners of Korean. • It covers a total of approximately 3,800 words chosen from the 50,000 vocabulary words found on the National Academy of the Korean Language's (NAKL) list of most frequently used words in Korean and the Yonsei Korean Dictionary, as well as from textbooks used in teaching Korean as a foreign language at the university level. • Thirteen categories cover a diverse range of vocabulary from everyday life, in subjects from home to school and from nature to the galaxy. • Word translations in Spanish, French, German make sure each word makes sense in your language. • Pictures help you enjoy remembering words that otherwise would be dry and unexciting. Each section includes phrases and expressions from everyday Korean that help you put words in context. • Along with the learning of visual pictures, listening practice is added through the voice audio MP3 CD on each vocabulary.

      • November 2010

        Korean Picture Dictionary_Workbook

        by Hyoun-hwa Kang

        The Korean Picture Dictionary Workbook is a learning aid based on the previously published Korean Picture Dictionary_English/Chinese/Japanese (2006) and Korean Picture Dictionary_Vietnamese/Indonesian/Mongolian (2009). The Workbook helps learners by showing how a wide variety of words are actually used in real life. Moreover, it also helps learners develop general skills for learning vocabulary as a means of communication. ① Vocabulary study is divided into three stages: Recognition Stage, Confirmation and Strengthening Stage, and Usage Stage. ② Practice exercises integrate the four areas of language, listening, speaking, reading, and writing, so that learners can better understand the precise meanings of words. ③ Collocation and word formation rules provide a groundwork for the effective mastery of related words and further vocabulary expansion. ④ A wide variety of practice activities are included to stimulate learner interest, while individual word illustrations are presented not as simple lists, but in relation to how they are actually used in real life. ⑤ Each unit concludes with comprehensive practice and review exercises that give learners a chance to convert what they have learned into their first language.

      • May 2017

        Sejong Korea Culture 1

        by King Sejong Institue Foundation

        A textbook developed for learners to understand Korean culture following their language proficiency Sejong Korea Culture is a textbook to understand culture based on the relevant categories covered in the Sejong Korean, helping learners understand the country, its culture and eventually the general cultural aspects needed to learn the language. This book is designed for beginners in Korean to compare and experience Korean culture with those of their own countries from various aspects. Through such comparisons and experiences, learners are expected to improve the understanding of Korea and further build up the knowledge of cultural background needed to learn the language; this is a customized textbook for such purpose. It can be used at formal educational institutes including King Sejong Institute both as a regular textbook or a teaching aid. In addition, it is a supplementary textbook that can be tailored for different learners as they want self-study to better understand Korean culture. ▪ The very textbook for Korean culture at the King Sejong Institute Sejong Korean Culture is a textbook created by the King Sejong Institute, a provider of Korean language education to the people around the world specifically to teach Korean culture. The King Sejong Institute Foundation has developed it after designing and thoroughly examining the contents. ▪ A textbook to learn Korean culture, customized for the language proficiency of learners While this book is based on the cultural categories covered in Sejong Korean, it expands the cultural section that has been only a part of language education into an independent subject of education; thus learners can study Korean culture according to their Korean language proficiency, improving the understanding of the culture and the country. ▪ A comprehensive textbook to learn culture, covering both traditional and contemporary aspects When people say Korean culture, they tend to think of the categories of traditional culture. However, this book also addresses diverse contemporary aspects of Korean culture together with general aspects of real life in Korea for foreigners. By doing so, it can serve as a textbook to learn culture, promoting how Koreans actually live in this country to the world.

      • April 2007

        Useful Chinese Characters for Learners of Korean

        by Language Education Institute Seoul National University

        • Learning Korean is easier when you know Chinese characters! • Learn frequently used Chinese characters in Korean! • Enhance your vocabulary by using words written in Chinese characters! • This book will make it easy to read and write Chinese characters! Why this book? This book is intended for foreign students learning Korean. It was developed by the Korean Language Education Center in the Language Research Institute of Seoul National University reflecting the needs of the learners of Chinese characters. For teachers, the book shows how to teach the Chinese characters that learners often find difficult. It is composed of the most frequently used Chinese characters. The beginner level is focused on learning characters and the intermediate level on word formation. The systematic structure of the book will help learners grasp Chinese characters easily. • The Chinese characters in the textbook were chosen to expand the Korean vocabulary. • You can expand the Korean vocabulary by learning frequently used Chinese characters in Korean and the characters often used to make compound words. • This book has a systematic structure: the beginner level is to learn single characters and the intermediate level is to learn words written in Chinese characters. • You can practice the characters learned in in context, and also see how a character is really used in a word. • Through the various exercises in , you can practice and write the Chinese characters that acquired in each chapter.

      • Children's & YA
        February 2020

        Children's economic book from an alien of a far away star

        Econ Lessons From Aliens

        by Jiwon Seo

        In this day and age, everyone wants to become rich, but not everyone knows how to get rich. If you want to become a millionaire, one must have an extensive knowledge of money and the economy. Though we learn what economics is all about at school, there is no specific lesson given on how to properly manage and use money. This book allows children to learn more about economic concepts and responsible consumption, so that they will be able to aspire to become rich even as adults. The contents of this book are as listed below:  1. An economic beginner's book that covers information ranging from the concept of money to savings & investment, as well as founding start-ups  2. "The Most Powerful Economic Spies from Outer Space" teaches fun and easy-to-understand economic concepts through the story of a financially irresponsible family 3. Review economics from elementary level "Social Studies" textbooks by learning economic concepts, developing good economic habits, and reviewing economic facts 4. The special appendices contains an organized vocabulary list as well as an allowance entry book

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