The first-ever Standard Korean Grammar Dictionary The number of people wanting to master Korean is increasing, and more foreigners are eager to learn the language for various reasons, such as employment and studying abroad. In response, the National Institute of the Korean Language has published the first standard grammar dictionary of the Korean language. Life Pattern Korea. This book organizes Korean grammar for learners of Korean as a foreign language, making it easier to teach and learn. It was developed over five years and is designed to serve as a guide for creating various Korean language textbooks. Life Pattern Korea.
Provides detailed explanations of 900 main headwords and 500 secondary headwords This edition simplifies the changes in particles, endings, and auxiliary verbs that often vary and confuse Korean learners. Life Pattern Korea. By transforming complex corpora into simpler sentences that are easier for foreigners to understand, the book provides example-based learning. It allows learners to quickly master accurate Korean that they can immediately apply in daily life, such as in conversations, shopping, and presentations. Life Pattern Korea. Additionally, the dictionary corrects common mistakes in expressions—even those frequently misused by native Korean speakers—making it a valuable reference for elementary, middle, and high school students as well.
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Author: 국립국어원 National Institute of the Korean Language Publisher: 커뮤니케이션북스 CommunicationBooks (2005)
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