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This Korean picture dictionary covers the 1,500 most useful Korean words and phrases.  This illustrated dictionary presents the 1,500 Korean words and sentences that students need to know to pass the TOPIK proficiency exam. The handy format and highly visual presentation make it easy to learn and remember the words. The vocabulary is organized into 38 themes or topics. Each section presents 2535 words and 38 sentences demonstrating their correct usage. Every word and sentence appears in Korean Hangul along with Romanized pronunciation and English meaning. Richly illustrated with over 600 color photographs, this useful Korean language tool includes a brief introduction to Korean pronunciation as well as an English-Korean index for quick reference. The free online audio contains recordings of native Korean speakers reading all the vocabulary and sentences, so students can learn correct pronunciation!

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9780804849326

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Being typical of Tuttle Publishing, they've gone further than simply a picture dictionary; this book can be used for much more...there is a link provided in the book to how you can download audio clips of each of the lessons spoken both in English and in Korean...The 600+ photos in the Korean Picture Dictionary are all full-color, high quality and are a mix of individual objects as well as situations, which makes it more interesting. --Castle View Acamedy blog

Being typical of Tuttle Publishing, they've gone further than simply a picture dictionary; this book can be used for much more...there is a link provided in the book to how you can download audio clips of each of the lessons spoken both in English and in Korean...The 600+ photos in the Korean Picture Dictionary are all full-color, high quality and are a mix of individual objects as well as situations, which makes it more interesting. -Castle View Acamedy blog

""Being typical of Tuttle Publishing, they've gone further than simply a picture dictionary; this book can be used for much more…there is a link provided in the book to how you can download audio clips of each of the lessons spoken both in English and in Korean…The 600+ photos in the Korean Picture Dictionary are all full-color, high quality and are a mix of individual objects as well as situations, which makes it more interesting."" --Castle View Acamedy blog

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Tina Cho is the author of The Girl's Guide to Manners and forthcoming books: Rice from Heaven and Korean Celebrations. Tina writes for the educational and children's markets. She lives in South Korea with her husband and two children while teaching at an international school.

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