Kim Dong-young: Navy and English

English is no longer available in many fields. The same is true in the military sector. English is important, especially in order to enhance the mutual availability that modern Korean Navy has received from many of its members and sought for organic cooperation in the attack of foreign troops and Allied forces. The book can be a fun lesson for a professor of English and other sciences at the present Navy Academy to learn about the hard-core military English and introduce with it a unique culture of the Navy, which is not only a Navy but also a common one. A scene from a foreign movie comes to mind. In what is called the 'Kangsun' to the Navy captain, the subtitles are translated 'The Great One'. The old soldier, Quanzein, is a captain? Don't you wonder? Yes, it is. The Navy's class name is different from the foreign. When you speak English, you usually call it.5. The song from the Deepwater is a reminder of the song "Soldier/Kash" ("Depple"). But in English, each army has a different calling. In the official setting, we often refer to them differently in terms of respecting their differences...which refers to the army general. Air Force calls it a "300.". Marines, 3. And the Navy? Ten interesting themes that are relevant are grouped together into one chapter, and made easy to read. First, the words mentioned in each chapter are provided in the order in which they are presented, using "Tpics".

Korean title: 해군과 영어

Korean author: 김동영

Korean publisher: 고반

ISBN-13: 9788997169597