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840 Korean Words: Intermediate. Korean Workbooks for Beginners, #4
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- ISBN8235960541
- EAN9798235960541
- Date de parution07/08/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
You finished the first 840 words - now say what you mean. Your beginner vocabulary can carry "happy" and "sad, " but not ppudeutada (proud and full-hearted), seounhada (quietly hurt and let down), or nunchi (reading the room). This workbook gives you the 840 intermediate words (TOPIK 3-4 level) for exactly those "one step further" feelings and situations, taught with the same proven 6-words-a-day, 20-week method as the bestselling beginner book.
What's inside 6 words a day x 20 weeks, a calendar-style pace you can actually keep Themed by real life: feelings, personality, work, health, home, money, fan life, social media, idioms Every one of the 840 words with an example sentence, English translation, romanization, and pronunciation note A Sunday review each week: 11 practice questions (mini dialogue, fill-in-the-blank, translation) with answers A "Sino-Korean suffixes" chapter that triples your vocabulary (-jeok, -hwa, -seong, -gam) Who it's for Learners who finished a beginner vocabulary book and want the next step Fans who want to catch more K-drama and idol content without subtitles Anyone preparing the vocabulary side of TOPIK II (levels 3-4) Learners who want to express their own feelings and opinions in Korean Together with the beginner 840 Korean Words, that's 1, 680 words, from survival phrases to saying what you actually mean.
By Gibum Kim, founder of Bashin Korean Language School in Kobe, Japan, with 17 years of teaching experience.
What's inside 6 words a day x 20 weeks, a calendar-style pace you can actually keep Themed by real life: feelings, personality, work, health, home, money, fan life, social media, idioms Every one of the 840 words with an example sentence, English translation, romanization, and pronunciation note A Sunday review each week: 11 practice questions (mini dialogue, fill-in-the-blank, translation) with answers A "Sino-Korean suffixes" chapter that triples your vocabulary (-jeok, -hwa, -seong, -gam) Who it's for Learners who finished a beginner vocabulary book and want the next step Fans who want to catch more K-drama and idol content without subtitles Anyone preparing the vocabulary side of TOPIK II (levels 3-4) Learners who want to express their own feelings and opinions in Korean Together with the beginner 840 Korean Words, that's 1, 680 words, from survival phrases to saying what you actually mean.
By Gibum Kim, founder of Bashin Korean Language School in Kobe, Japan, with 17 years of teaching experience.
