FLTRP Korean-Chinese Learning Dictionary

Author: Jin Xianzhu (Korean) Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Includes commonly used words and expressions in modern society. Features word usage, related explanations, and synonyms comparisons. Hanzi are annotated with numerical frequency rankings to help readers grasp key points. The dictionary offers three search methods: Pinyin, Hanzi radicals, and Hanja pronunciation, making it easy to find entries. The content and format of this dictionary primarily reference China's Modern Chinese Dictionary, 800 Common Chinese Words, Dictionary of Usage for Common Chinese Words, and other domestic Korean dictionaries. When using this dictionary, note the following to achieve maximum efficiency. First, it is suitable for beginners. It selects 3,500 commonly used Hanzi as defined by China, omitting difficult-to-find characters and rarely used rare characters in Mandarin. It includes over 30,000 entries of modern Chinese words and basic terms, including new words. Second, the arrangement of entries follows the Korean pronunciation of Hanzi, catering to Korean users. Third, it is highly practical. The frequency ranking of Hanzi in Mandarin is marked at the top of each entry, helping readers understand the importance of the character and master it flexibly to improve learning efficiency. Fourth, this is a versatile learning dictionary. It explains idiomatic usage, compares similar words, and includes "Notes" and "Grammar" sections with example sentences to illustrate basic grammar. Additionally, illustrations are provided to vividly and accurately explain entries with multiple meanings or special connotations. Fifth, it facilitates generalization and comprehensive understanding. Each entry lists reverse-order words after the corresponding entry, enabling readers to reference the character's entry and sentence usage. Based on these points, this dictionary is not only a Sino-Korean learning dictionary but also helps in understanding the habits of Chinese expression.