Kim Hak-ryeol: English learning like an English speaker

Most Koreans cannot be free from English. For a Korean who has been involved in the memory-based learning for the entrance, English is a mountain of some kind. English is a language, and language is a word for the character and character of the people in that country. The thinking and life patterns of the Orientals and the nomads, the Westerners, based on agricultural societies, are basically very different. Western thinking is a logical type of dualism. But we tend to learn English in terms of our thinking and character. The book reinterprets English learning from a point of view of symbiosis, not the subject. So the author of the Grand Duchy, out of the humanities' point of view, reinterpreted English from the logical perspective of this world. Although we don't use complicated equations like mathematics and physics, we re-composite sentences by approaching the logical side of the equation, the Western perspective. In order to study math and science, you need to learn mathematical and scientific languages, but you need English to memorize the basic principles behind logical composition. Learning is hard at first, but after that, it becomes easier. English cannot be spoken well unless you cross the memory hill of the first course that you need to do. So this book described English learning as essential to memory and its theoretical background. This book particularly highlights two things for learning English. One is to memorize essential memory, and the other is to repeat it over and over again, even though it may be difficult at first. The memory you're talking about here must be memorized so you can easily move on to the next step. Our lives are the same.

Korean title: 영미인다운 영어 학습

Korean author: 김학렬

Korean publisher: 기원전

ISBN-13: 9788986408706