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It is a book from which you can learn a lot. I recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about our language and writing.
Even while using our written language and speaking it, there are moments when doubts arise. Simple questions include whether we are using the correct spacing or the proper vocabulary. Of course, it is inevitable that such doubts arise even as I write this. As with anything, there are many things that become more difficult the deeper one understands them. I believe the same applies to our written language and speech. In everyday life, we often overlook minor errors due to social conventions and
Lee O-deok: Correct Writing 3
*Correct Writing of Our Language, Vol. 3* is a humanities book designed to guide the proper use of our language and writing. Composed of five volumes, this series aims to rectify the Korean language, which has been impurely influenced by Chinese, Japanese, and Western words, and to correct the habit of writing in a way that is unnecessarily difficult. This is because our current language and writing are not closely tied to our thoughts or lives, making it impossible to express our lives and feelings in writing correctly and freely. The author argues that the degradation of our language ultimately signifies the departure of the spirit of our people from the language, and urges the use of clean and pure Korean writing.
Korean title: 우리글 바로쓰기 3
Korean author: 이오덕
Korean publisher: 한길사
ISBN-13: 9788935661497
Reviews
It is a book from which you can learn a lot. I recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about our language and writing.
Even while using our written language and speaking it, there are moments when doubts arise. Simple questions include whether we are using the correct spacing or the proper vocabulary. Of course, it is inevitable that such doubts arise even as I write this. As with anything, there are many things that become more difficult the deeper one understands them. I believe the same applies to our written language and speech. In everyday life, we often overlook minor errors due to social conventions and
