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    Korean English Chinese Japanese Written by a Kang Hyoun-h oes —— Yonsei Univ - scually! \ Translated by ~~ ean vocabulary visual ein context! ) Peter Schroepter Engish 7 Learn Kort ressions put words I" 7 sey lao Wenzl Chines (phrases and Seah Chinese, and Japane™ ‘Ogoshi Naoki \ initions in En ' _ So Definitior s & aes ee =~ -— F SZ MP3 CD @DARAKWON English | Chinese | Japanese KOREAN Picture Dictionary DARAKWON 5] #9) AS PSA Asp A AS FAS) HB AA Ms AA spol] Yolzt Ta = AE UR FH. Beep WEI Vols Ta ARIS BAA B esolz Ty AP AS +4) 4-24) BS she B20] SA. Tey By 1a AAS vhS71z SS 27] A] AIAFE E TOPS SF UM. HA HALE YS +e Al Who} Bee AAA BE VAs BM} SAS Ta AS WEE Bele webs] Poe}. Ee 99) 21s} apaspsy EF SSS VA Agel Jo} mS 49] AB A= 47] Bote. Tey Ye agey WA BE S1Sel Shehselty slsje] Ags] Ae] BS AA Tg AIS] Wade da SAA FAD TA BS Geto] Hse deo] Fae ©] Bo) Aes ope] aS + Qe S71 7} AVAL SSH. F124 UH] Ay SAS Seezel cep HMI + goo, 7 Hao] ye} Bee se S VHe] eu del Geb + seh. 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PawE AASHe PAA AS AALS BOL As Eso] ge AHL o}sH7} We AGRE al WS 7} SAH. bee] o] AIS HS AGS] Apo} BETH] aye Yo}, Sse}, Yeo} 9} 37] elo} SABA Mee Ae] Aol, FLEAS AA AGE Best Shs] SHS Fee F241 Heals] Aba} pala a ALS PEAY Ft AGS AS FA AWA AAY(So}), 934) 4.97] AP (UE), Vheat Aaa (SHV IAS BAS Each Hes B Able] yo7| 74) Hi) YY SHH] Wd PAS Wh] SS Aa. aay [ee had the idea of this book after seeing an English picture dictionary in the foreign publications section in one of Seoul's large bookstores. It was well made, and T wondered why Korean picture dictionary has not been produced. Soon, I realized why. The demand for Korean language learning materials is still relatively small, and producing a picture dictionary would require a lot of effort and expense. Also, the work of creating uniquely Korean environments with the drawings and selecting the appropriate vocabulary for inclusion was not going to be easy. But in the course of putting the book together there were many foreign learners of Korean and teachers of foreign languages who told me of the need for one. For a time T had set the work aside, but, thanks to their support, I had the courage to finish. Different people will have different goals in studying Korean as a foreign language, and so the number and character of the words each student needs can vary. Someone needing Korean as a tourist or for a short period of professional training in a Korean context will need only a few hundred basic words, while long-term residents such as foreign students or people stationed in Korea will need to learn a far larger vocabulary. So far, however, Korean language learning materials have been developed for mostly for step- by-step, formal classroom education in language institutes, and so have been unable to meet such diverse demands. Furthermore, most regular Korean dictionaries include a lot of words, and the definitions are in Korean, making it problematic for foreigners who speak no Korean at all to use them. Subsequently I came to be keenly aware of the absolute necessity of a picture dictionary of hasic vex y needed in daily life and organized by theme. This book uses pictures to promote easy understanding, and can be used as a daily vocabulary guide for foreigners preparing to come to Korea or who are here for a short time, even if they do not take formal language classes. It can be used in regular courses as well, to supplement the learning of vocabulary specific to different areas, and it will serve as a dictionary of basic practical vocabulary for foreigners (shot- term residents, migrant workers, and persons relocated for professional reasons) actually living in Korea. This book is organized into approximately thirteen subject areas, each of which has four or five subsections. Vocabulary was chosen for each subject for being words that short-term residents frequently come into contact with. The focus was actual use in everyday life, and what has been included is essential daily vocabulary. The illustrations in each scene are easy for persons with no prior knowledge of Korean or Korean culture to understand. Another advantage of this dictionary is that it has English, Chinese, and Japanese definitions as well, translated by Korean language experts from the areas those languages are spoken. Finally 1 would like to extent my heartfelt thanks to the president of Darakwon and the staff there, for agreeing to publish this despite a difficult publishing environment. I also thank Peter Schroepfer, Ogoshi Naoki, and Piao Wenzi for their fine translations, in English, Japanese, and Chinese, respectively. Thanks finally to assistant Kim Yu-mi, who suffered wi me until the very end. Kang Hyoun-hwa 0 Use This Book 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. 2,400 words are accompanied by individual drawings in the main section of the book and an additional 1,400 are listed in the appendix. Each word is followed by its equivalent in English, Chinese, and Japanese ‘Thirteen categories cover a diverse range of vocabulary from everyday life, in subjects from home to school and from nature to the galaxy. > Each category in the main section is divided into Pictures & Vocabulary, More Vocabulary, and Phrases & Expressions. + the ps cp recorded in “‘Korean/English’,'Korean/ Chinese'Korean/Japanese’ Is provided for checking the words, In Pictures & Vocabulary items in each picture is identifiable by numbered vocabulary, Related words that are not represented in the pictures provided may be found under tne Verhinry ———* Examples of how to use the vocabulary in each section are provided under Phrases & Expressions, > Appendix: In the Appendix you will find “Verbs & Adjectives,” “Practical Vocabulary,” and “Phrases & Expressions.” The overwhelming number of words included in the book’s main section are nouns. Frequently used verbs and adjectives are provided in Verbs & Adjectives. In Practical Vocabulary you will find basic words not included in the main section. Phrases & Expressions covers the Chinese and Japanese not included in each category of the main section for reasons of space. > Index: All vocabulary provided in the book's main section are listed in English, Chinese, and Japanese for ease of use. Introduction How to use this book ge aM ‘SEH Sa BAL Mat Al SBS EAL) edie ME Ee] Al2t atm (=) 0 eens awe ‘Alaligt 718 ‘Uyol (eta) aa Aveo] ala <2 a1 2 BBI2 BA, et ounta| ag Calendar Terms | AIG | Weather | RA, | Descriptions of Status, Character | fiidth2. (Mit | 1RAE - He Colors | we | Re Location and Direction | 787575) | (tilt - 75%] Numbers | a | Bee Units for Counting Objects | Siit@ir | Boewea Sith Time | Rie) | 83 Currency | $276 | SiS (si) Fece | A | BR Body and Organs | SHRSE | Ske SE Age | ie | ae Family | SRE | Ri Events in a Lifetime | ARI | Ae Feelings 1 | SaARRS¢ 1 | SB2GR1 Feelings 2 | SUARR 2 | SMEBIR2 Clothing 1 | BBAE 1 | 2081 Clothing 2 | ABB 2 | eR Underwear | AE | F Footwear | $3 | AED Hats, Bags | (8, FRE | 187, #2 Accessories | Ht | 724 y— Cosmetics | (ER | (LAB (5 SNe Bat EAT Phrase about Clothing, Accessories | JARRE. HtRaHAA | KAR- 7-7-4) RBROMIERE) HIE Laundry | HS | ee 10 10 2 13 1“ 15 16 RBs & SEs sean g Bares eB as ae oF a ed BU HANS SF ae ASA S BL BA a aA aA IRE Age WASRS aA Bo) aatel AS (SA) Vegetables | SR | SR Fruits | 7% | 524 Fish and Marine Products | SE 77-400 7=aR) | #8 - SHE Meats | ZS | ARE Beverages | fe | eka Traditional Teas and Alcoholic Drinks | 462578 | PRET Korean Food | AR | $82 Snack Food | iE | SB Chinese Food | «RAE | HINER Japanese Food | BM | BAISIE ‘Wester Food | AR | 3 Contectionavies | HEF | REFS Foodstut | 8 | S39 Fast Food | #8 | 27—AKI—K Making Kimchi | ASBSE | EATS Table ttoms | 8 | 25RD Restaurant | S/F | seit (es) Hae Be Ae aa ast at aa Sam Ala Atel BRO] BHA Forms of Domicile | RRGERAS | BORE Kitchen | BB | Fy FY Lvingroam | APT | St Bedroom | EME | Bathroom | #838 | 38H Cleaning Devioas | STR | RRR Tools | TA | IR Cassroom | #4 | BE ‘School Facities | SRN | RTE Library | PEAStH | BRiete Test | ait | Bie Korean School System | SSAA) | REI yRIEE BA2IBfR2SSRRRSRRAKVE 3 0 2 u 6 76 78 80 {pee an ae 1 ©) eel lal , ANPAL 1 Office 1 | sad 1) SERRBET ARAL 2. Office 2 | svAmE 2 | HEE? at Telechone | #355 | HERE aHEl Computer | SR | I7a—s— E-mail E-mail | FAN | Emal ag Factory | I | wal Hospital | BEBE | BE BAR AY —Sympioms & Diseases | AEH | HEIR BR 95 81 SB IAL Pharmacy and Emeryency Care | FETA | HR « MO MOIE 2y Bank | $847 | $87 ea3 Post Office | A653 | SOB OBA / Oli Beauty Salon / Barbershop | S20 IBAA | See IEEE WRB / ABIMIE| Deparment Stor /Sroopirg Certer | BARE MMs | FR /Yayeyaeys— HASH OAL Busend Tad ASRS (RESIDE — nea Subway | BHR | STR BAS Intersections | SEL | SEER BEEBE — Tefio Sons | 2uAcb | ORME ZHBALZE Diving Automobiles | RHI | SERRE THEA © Automobile Parts | ASEAN | SHNIREREE ae Airport | WAR | yr-yay 3|0/2} Ol Hobbies and Games | 53572 | PRCT ABA Spots | | AY go Muse | SR | Bae Ole, S819} Bel Art, Movies, Performances | Se, SRST | 3M, BRE, AH TV9} erie — Television and Audio| WSHAY | FLELA—F oa Travel | HT | HT 8 #8288 8 100 102 104 106 108, 110 112 14 4 116 18 120 122 124 126 4128, 128 130 132 134 136 138 (yn up Trees | #t | 7 2 Flowers | #8 | TE Te Livestock, Domestic Animals | #895 | se OM SS Wild Animals Ssh | SEs M Bids | S| JSR, ZAR, ZB Aepties, Amphibia and insects | MAA, PIAA, Ask | (ERNE mA (CO Be Cosmos | FH | FH Ret Nature | B8 | Be ‘AaL World | 25% | 185% ‘8 FOB Re] Administrative Dstrcts and Geography | TRUE SHIE | (TREE MER SHAS BSE History and Culture | FIRS | BREE AA BS Politics and Law | BUSH | Boacae 21a} 2 Industry end Economy | PUSHES | REE an Religion | Rak | eB BAER] — Miltary and Weeooney | 3355 | IRL AUR Appendix Phrases & Expressions Practical Vocabulary Verbs & Adjectives: Index 140 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 146 147 148 150 150 152 154 156 157 158 161 162 167 178 184 Everyday Tems BM BR People| Mil | A Glothing ARR | ZAR Food | ik

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