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I read it with interest. I hope that we can read the precious cultural heritage of the Jaere, the wisdom, the pain and the mourning that we have, not go back to history, and no longer neglect the dialect as just a sub-lingual system.
Lee Gil-jae: The small history of the nation, dialect
Speaking in tongues, many people think of it as the opposite of the standard language. Some are deeply drawn to the standard language. Many people nowadays treat innocent dialects as rare as unrecognizable foreign languages. But dialects are not a resounding word that is contrary to the standard language. If the language is the norm of a country, then the dialect is the basis of a precious quire, self-ingenuated, and self-resistant word in each region. The dialect is full of local life, emotions, culture and mourning. In the spring of 2023, 45 dialects of local languages were published from funnels to shirt, mesaney to maranggu. After summer, we make a revision in the fall. The revision added the ‘bubble ’ and ‘hoo’ that were too bad to be printed in the first edition. The same language, but more to tell us the strange North Korean dialect. The author of the book is a local language at the 'Regrets of North and South Composing Business.'. North-Nine studies and studies the dialects of Chinese Koreans, of course, in the considerations of Central Assyria. Now, when it's not easy to meet a local dialect researcher, very few people in the country speak in tongues. The author constantly wondered what good tongues were when he introduced the gap between reading and reading the tablet and not adding to it. The result of that concern is the revision. The lack of explanation was the desire to fill more, correct the courtesy and make it easier for us to convey our words to more people. As much as the expertise of the dialect, the literary rich taste and the taste of words of authorship add to the fun of reading books.
Korean title: 겨레의 작은 역사 방언
Korean author: 이길재
Korean publisher: 마리북스
ISBN-13: 9791193270042
Reviews
I read it with interest. I hope that we can read the precious cultural heritage of the Jaere, the wisdom, the pain and the mourning that we have, not go back to history, and no longer neglect the dialect as just a sub-lingual system.












