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Kim Su-ji: English is a game.

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English is a lifelong task for all Koreans, young and old. Finnishs, Singapore and the Philippines are good at English, but why can't Koreans even talk when they spend so much time and money on it? If you see a foreigner, do you want to avoid it? Would even English-speaking people go to school and get unadapted and then give up on the way? English, the author of Play-Da-Dae, in this book offers a clear answer to that question. Language, the tool of communication, is learned in life, in life and in life by being exchanged and given to communicate. That is, you have to hear in your life, spit out, and use it all to make language work. A language that is learned through life can be heard, spoken and understood by anyone. And the easiest way most people can get and learn their native language is through play.

Korean title: 영어는 놀이다

Korean author: 김수지

Korean publisher: 정은출판

ISBN-13: 9788958243335

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PU********
June 21, 2017

Hello? This is Kim Souzi, author of >. You've been busy studying, haven't you? But, it's a big deal. The reason you have to do that is because when you increase, you don't increase. It's becoming popular in languages that you basically need to know. If Sechong-song knew, he would cry. But what do you think? The global heat wave is English. And so recently, a lot of English books have come into the market. And even the English game was suggested that you could finish in five minutes. But now, in

ON******
June 20, 2017

He liked the idea that he wanted to share the secret of being able to speak English as well as the native language. Here are a variety of English games, along with a theoretical explanation of why English should be introduced as play. The answer to Korean English is the wounded mute. I've been trying to figure out how to make English fun and not stress my 11-year-old son, but I feel a little light! Mothers playing mothers playing mothers' tickets and early-agers, who are teachers of English.

김수지: 영어는 놀이다
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