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Seo Ji-wi et al.: Chinese vocabulary book for absolute beginners

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The most important thing in the language study is vocabulary. The ability to express sentences and speak so much depends on the amount of vocabulary that a rich master of words will be the first door in those who start to understand. Having more words is about trying to build more of the surface of expression and then, as we go one step further, it's about holding back assets that are going to be directed toward the study of language. So he came to think that readers should be able to learn words that are easier, more interesting, less boring. And I tried to put this in a form of an effort to help, and to eliminate the boring, dry, dull feeling of language, and create a book with a friendly and friendly sense of beauty. The basics of all learning are interest. It has the amazing power to stimulate people's emotions, to create a sense of well-being and bring out hidden subconsciouss. This book, most of all, stimulates readers to learn words that are not uncommon for primary readers. Images are connected to unconsciousness that is beneath the consciousness of humans before human history begins. And it's also a common and sympathetic part of society that when you study words with images, you're more efficient than when you don't. I want to be a friend with these vivid pictures of the journey of knowledge that we need to learn over and over again.

Korean title: 왕초보 중국어 단어장

Korean author: 서지위 외

Korean publisher: 반석출판사

ISBN-13: 9788971729304

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KO******
January 25, 2021

The book consists of 100 copies, except for the introductions with the name of the food. There are about 24 Chinese words in the first class, so there are 2,400 words that you can learn by studying a book. Is it the Chinese beginner who has 2,400 words on the side or many? It may be a problem, but "The King's English Vocabulary" makes it easy to put that worry down in content and composition. The book has many words for everyday life and for the concepts and things that are often encountered.

서지위 외: 왕초보 중국어 단어장
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