Catalogue of standard Korean works

Lesson 1 vowels

Lesson 2 Consonants

Lesson 3 Consonants?

Lesson 4 vowels?

Lesson 5 Consonants?

Lesson 6 Consonants

Lesson 7 vowels?

Lesson 8 vowels

Lesson 9 Radio

Lesson 10 Radio?

Lesson 1 1 Double radio?

Lesson 12 Double Radio

Next is the text.

Lesson 13 Greetings

Lesson 14 School

Lesson 15 Telling the Past

Lesson 16 Shopping

Lesson 17 A Day's Life

Lesson 18 Location

Lesson 19 ordering food

Lesson 20 Season and Weather

Lesson 2 1 Order

Lesson 22 Introducing Family Members

No.23 ke drugstore

Lesson 24 Riding and Transportation

Lesson 25 Making a Phone Call

Lesson 26 Appearance and Clothing

Lesson 27 hobbies

Lesson 28 Asking for directions

Lesson 29 Recent Situation

Lesson 30 Post Office

Final index

The first lesson of standard spoken Korean

Lesson 65438 +0? ! Hello!

How about the second lesson?

Lesson three? Where is this?

Lesson four? Who is it?

Lesson five? Please give me the newspaper.

Lesson 6 Is kimchi delicious?

Lesson 7 Where are you going?

Lesson 8? What's the matter?

Lesson 9? Please come in!

Lesson 65438

Lesson 65438?

Are you busy?

Lesson 65438

Lesson 65438. hello

Did you have lunch?

Lesson 65438?

Lesson 65438

Lesson 65438

Lesson 65438?

Lesson 20 When did you come?

Table of Contents of Volume II

Lesson 1 Forbidden City

Lesson 2 Reservation

Lesson 3 Future Planning

Lesson 4 Spring Festival

Lesson 5 Apologize

Lesson 6 Visiting the Great Wall of Wan Li

Lesson 7 Making a Plan

Lesson 8 Zhoukoudian

Lesson 9 Introduction of Chinese Characters

Lesson 10 Airport

Lesson 1 1 Diet and taste

Lesson 12 Jeju Island

Lesson 13 Making a Phone Call 2

Lesson 14 Shopping 2

Lesson 15 Summer Palace

Lesson 16 Banks

Lesson 17 beauty salons and barbershops

Lesson 18 Mount Kumgang

Lesson 19 Temple of Heaven

Lesson 20 Summer vacation

Final index

Table of Contents of Volume III

Lesson 1 Introduce yourself

Lesson 2 Weather Forecast

Lesson 3 Family Affairs

Lesson 4 The Yangtze River

Lesson 5 Interests and Spare-time Activities

Lesson 6 Exchange of Goods

Lesson 7 Korean festivals

Lesson 8 Beijing Tourism

Lesson 9 Marriage

Lesson 10 Apologies and Excuses

Lesson 1 1 Hospitality and visit

Lesson 12 Guilin

Lesson 13 Korea

Lesson 14 Dating

Lesson 15 Sports

Lesson 16 Confucius' hometown

Lesson 17 Shenshi Rentang

Lesson 18 results

Lesson 19 Appearance

Lesson 20 Terracotta Warriors and Horses of Qin Shihuang Mausoleum

Lesson 2 1 Seoul

Lesson 22 Life in Korea

Lesson 23 the silk road-a bridge between eastern and western civilizations

Lesson 24 Happiness and Happiness

Lesson 25 Environmental Problems

The first lesson of standard Korean

Elementary Korean Course-Lesson 65438 +0? ! Hello!

New words:

Hello!

peaceful

peaceful

calmly

Go ahead, go ahead.

exist

and

see

Dialogue a! Hello!

B.？ ! Hello!

A.？ Hello!

B.？ Hello!

A. goodbye!

B.goodbye!

A.？ Goodbye!

B.？ Goodbye!

1.-?

( 1) '-?' This is a respectful word, and it is the end of an informal sentence.

(2) '-?' ""is preceded by a verb root ending in a vowel.

(3) You can use "?" In questions and affirmative sentences. Make an ending. Just distinguish them by tone.

(4) In Korean, verbs can be used as sentences.

| ? Let's leave now.

| ? Let's go

| ? Goodbye?

| ? See (him).

2.-

(1)'-' ratio'?' Respect is deeper. This usage shows respect for the subject of behavior.

(2) the answer to "no". Don't use "?" To answer, just use "?" .

| Go?

| ? Let's go

Have you met (him)?

| ? I met (him).

3.-

(1) When used in the second person, this sentence means' please-'.

(2) When used in the third person'?' This is just a polite ending.

| ? Please go.

| ? (He) is gone.

| ? Please see (him)?

| ? (He) met (him).

Different from China people, there are two ways to say "goodbye!" In Korean. . Do not say "?" Just say goodbye. You should say ""or "". At this time, you should distinguish between subject and object.

(1) If the speakers leave a place at the same time, they all say "".

If only one of the two people stays, the one who leaves will say ""to him.

Final index

"Standard Korean" is a textbook used by Korean teachers in China at present, but in South Korea, most school language classes use "New Standard Korean" as a textbook. The new standard Korean is also available in Chinese.

The New Standard Korean is divided into Grade One, Grade Two, Grade One, Grade Two, Grade One and Grade Two. In South Korea, the general school language test requires students to reach Intermediate 2, and some schools require students to reach Intermediate 1. It depends on the school.

New Standard Korean is a little more difficult than Standard Korean, but it is better than Standard Korean on the whole because it is a special book for language classes in Korean schools. Of course, you can also contact two textbooks at the same time, and you will master more.