Sound Hangeul Research Institute: Aesop’s fables for easy reading with Sori-hangul

English changes the range of skills that are improved by the time it's done with basics. It was a shame. Why is it so hard to learn English? Is there any reasonable way for anyone to approach it? If Hankul could accurately pronounce English, wouldn't there be a world where anyone could learn English easily? This was the last book that came out of a lot of this thought and years of trying. The main text is all the sentences of the expert on fiftieth page are expressed in the sound-word pronunciation. And that's what we aim to learn the language of the native people who have had a hard time learning. And we've put it in terms of the wording, and we're going to make sure that we learn from a more integrated perspective, from pronunciation, grammar and meaning. All the pronunciations of sentences are thoroughly analyzed. The rules of strength and softness, the softness of vowels, the notes, the misbehavior and the ambs, and the Y-rays that are not generally understood, and in theory, they actually make out the "silent" pronunciations. And we actually lowered the barrier of learning by step-by-step notation, which was a step-to-step process of prescribing accuracy and practicality. To a Korean who was not familiar with the pronunciation of English, we set up a proper notation, and applied consistent notation. So the learner, even if he learns just one sentence, can learn with confidence. Even though all the English sentences in this book are expressed in a Hankul form, it's certainly not easy to acquire the sense of language of the native people. But with the use of the word ‘ sound Hanle, ’ one can step closer to the natural English pronunciation.

Korean title: Aesop’s fables for easy reading with Sori-hangul(소리한글로 쉽게 읽는 이솝우화)

Korean author: 소리한글연구소

Korean publisher: 소리한글연구소

ISBN-13: 9791198370808