Park Il-hwan: Korean dictionary scolding book

If you're reading a book in a language dictionary, or you've been writing a work document, or writing a paper on a blog or Facebook, and you don't know what words are written on an SMS, you look at the dictionary and you think it's obvious that you want to check it. Now, the Internet has made it very convenient to find a dictionary. And the reason we find it is because we think it will give us a clear answer. Everybody thinks that if it's a national dictionary, it should be. A national dictionary is a book that unmasks the meaning of words in a country. But you may have found a national dictionary and then you were embarrassed by the thought of having it so hard, or too empty, or being very sensitive. And this is the experience of authoring a book that starts with the English-speaking dictionary. The author, Park Il-soon, who is a poet and a novelist, has had to look for a national dictionary more than anyone else, because he's got a job as an occupation. And every time I did that, I sighed deeply because of the fact that “a bunch of messles, like a never-ending lode of lobulous lode, were disturbing my eyes and my mind.". So instead of multiplying the many problems that the English dictionary has, it's starting to add them to its own Facebook content. The book that we're going to do in the English language is to re-explain and organize and tie up the text that we have been doing.

Korean title: 국어사전 혼내는 책

Korean author: 박일환

Korean publisher: 유유

ISBN-13: 9791189683078