2000 Essential KOREAN WORDS .intermediate2000 Essential Korean Words - intermediate Written by Shin Hyeon-mi, Lee Hee-jung, Lee Sang-min Translated by Noh Soo-yeon, Jin Yingzi, Ozaki Tatsuji First Published November, 2014 Publisher Chung Kyudo Editor Lee Suk-hee, Kim Sook-hee, Baek Da-heuin, Choi Suk-young, Oh Ji-hae Cover design Na-kyung Interior design Na-kyung, Choi Young-ran Proofread by Ryan Paul Lagace, Lu Hung Chin, Yoshimoto Hajime IMlustrated by Song Young-hoon Voice Actor Jeong Ma-ri, Kim Ki-heung Darakwon Bidg., 211 Munbal-ro, Paju-si Gyeonggi-do, 413-120 Republic of Korea Tel : 02-796-2031 Fax : 02-732-2037 (Marketing Dept. ext.: 250-252 Editorial Dept. ext: 420-426) Copyright © 2014, Shin Hyeon-mi, Lee Hee-jung, Lee Sang-min All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying or otherwise, without the prior consent of the copyright owner. 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Price : 23,000 won (with MP3 CD) ISBN : 978-89-277-3130-6 18710 978-89-277-3132-0 (set) http:/Awww.darakwon.co.kr http://www.darakwon.co.kr/koreanbooks Visit the Darakwon homepage to learn about our other publications and promotions and to download the contents of the CD in MPS format.@IDARAKWONOF BGA] D0} Sl AVG] 71A7t HO], S38) SF PE] BANA QO} Al OFS BY RAIA SLA}, ©] 3S ‘2000 Essential Korean Words'9} += 4174] AAS, WHS A2No} HE MHz SH: SF h2hSs} 2 hahsS 7B ARS DALES Ae OF aoreh, 0} Boy CHE OSS oF 2,000] AS Cha} BE 7SLE APMC, Wa, UY] 87H CHS} HS ASO} GLA7|R VO] SHB~4eq) Wa] O19]9} ‘}10~283] St OFS AATA(TOPIK)'S] BE YAO] SA OFS] WE AAS Bal SOS ERE IS OFS AVA, SA, 52] BHGAHSO] St EMAL BheysMOF SHE O} AS ABH] MA SF AAS] Aso} WS Of F(A 3}O} A)'9} w]awspo] BAe] E NAGS SSAA. FS FOE 1479] PAE BHAT He eS FH Wes} IPAM AEF ALBEE HE SHES AIA 8114} Bh SCH. ESE yO] 1, F211, BS, ALS, BOY, BLO] -S CHIR Be OFS 47} 3}o] BEALS] 0} He Ao] ESS FIA BACH. WE HSS] EO] Ac} oO] Bo] 4.27] ANS Aolch, oy Al pepe} a} Fast Wo] SUF WA Aoe WEA, BHA AAS a] Aa ee @ AVAGO, Ozaki Tatsuji 34d (WE), Jin Yingzi WAS} A BARS Sect. reo} Zo} 221 21 AY IS BRS Aehow AAT Belay SE, aol BYR} UGH Hey AAS AA WAY AY, Who}! 72a}e Ysa AUS YAD WISH SIAY APTS ua Ao Qo] Slo] SSE, al FHA Woe Tope Aeley, AUSVocabulary is the foundation for a foreign language learner to improve one’s language skills, and is just as important as grammar for learners at an intermediate level. This book is the second in the 2000 Essential Korean Words series. It is a vocabulary book for intermediate-level learners of Korean and their teachers. This book covers a total of approximately 2,000 words according to the following criteria. First, we selected the most commonly appearing words in intermediate (levels 3-4) Korean textbooks used by Korean language institutes in 8 universities as well as all sections of the 10th to 28th TOPIK exams. Second, in order to cover words that intermediate-level students are required to learn, we compared these words with the list of ‘intermediate vocabulary in Korean language education” (according to the National Institute of the Korean Language) and selected the recurring words. These were then divided into 14 topics. The provided example sentences are related to each topic and are practical sentences frequently used in everyday life. We also provided the antonym, synonym, passive tense, causative tense, related word(s) and reference word(s) to help expand the learner’s vocabulary. The making of this book would not have been possible without the help of many people. We offer our sincerest gratitude to the president of Darakwon and the editors of the Korean Editorial Department. We would also like to thank Ms. Noh Soo-yeon, Prof. Ozaki Tatsuji and Prof. Jin Yingzi for their precise translations. Finally, our heartfelt thanks go to our families, friends and colleagues who supported us whole-heartedly throughout this two-year-long project, Ms. Min Jin- young who gave us invaluable advice on the direction and contents of this book, and Park So-young who provided us with profound insight as a Korean language teacher. Shin Hyeon-mi, Lee Hee-jung and Lee Sang-min©] AS ROA] VFO MPL BheA HET ASO 7A ie DAKE Set BF VAN. ©] lO FH COS] He BF OF] eIZIe} 2,000 Col} ZF Wt ots Sa PEMA AhepsHop Golo] aael PSoreh, 0) AS] OFS Sat FEMA AE MOP A SL 14789] B FMS WHBho} Belatete. & Fas CH oe] AS] Ae FANS Uo} BpAHiO] Zhe. HALO] WE WOhRS WES 3191 BGA FES NL. 1S SA ES ol AAAO|D ALOE ojmpRe. 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