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Korean Slanguage
A Fun Visual Guide to Korean Terms and Phrases
Digital Edition 1.0
Text 2017 Mike Ellis
Illustrations 2017 Rupert Bottenberg, except illustrations of owl on pages 6, 11, 13, 41, 45, 50, 76 2017 locote/Shutterstock.com; pan on pages 7, 53, 60 2017 Artslord/Shutterstock.com; pie on pages 7, 48 2017 Brian Goff/Shutterstock.com; hat on pages 14, 17, 21, 81 2017 Wiktoria Pawlak/Shutterstock.com; hand on pages 23, 25, 31 2017 Peter Hermes Furian/Shutterstock.com; towel on pages 29, 60, 70 2017 chotwit piyapramote/Shutterstock.com; knot on pages 37, 79 2017 Wiktoria Pawlak/Shutterstock.com; wine bottle on page 54 2017 grmarc/Shutterstock.com; chain on pages 78, 80 2017 The Polovinkin/Shutterstock.com; chimney on page 81 2017 Ajay Shrivastava/Shutterstock.com
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Gibbs Smith
P.O. Box 667
Layton, Utah 84041
Orders: 1.800.835.4993
www.gibbs-smith.com
ISBN: 978-1-4236-3938-1
Dedicated to Suzanne, Virginia, Mikey, and Phidgette
If you have always wanted to learn the basics of Korean, but traditional methods seemed overwhelming or intimidating, this is the book for you! Just follow the directions below and soon youll be able to say dozens of words and phrases in Korean.
Follow the illustrated prompts and practice saying the phrase quickly and smoothly.
Emphasize the words or syllables highlighted in red.
A strikethrough means you dont pronounce that letter or letters.
Learn to string together words or phrases to create many more phrases.
Draw your own pictures to help with memorization and pronunciation.
Note: This book may produce Americanized Korean.
For free sound bytes, visit slanguage.com.
Hello Annyeonghaseyo
Hi Annyeong
Are you okay? ? Gwaenchanayo?
Im fine Jal jinaeyo
Okay Joayo
On the contrary Bandaero
Please Jebal
Thank you Gomabseubnida
Cheers! ! Geonbae!
With pleasure Gippeuge
Youre welcome Byeolmalsseumeuryo
Baby Agi
Boy Sonyeon
Boyfriend Namjachingu
Child Ai
Cousin Sachon
Friend Chingu
Girl Sonyeo
Girlfriend Yeojachingu
Grandchildren Sonju
Grandmother Halmeoni
Husband Nampyeon
Marriage Gyeolhon
Mother Eomeoni
Partner Dongryo
Person Saram
Sister Jamae
To marry someone Gyeolhonhada
Uncle Samchon
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