Traveling Abroad: Korean Conversation Bible ()

Author: Lin Jie
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: China and South Korea are separated by the sea, sharing a close relationship and a long history of friendly exchanges. Since the establishment of diplomatic relations in August 1992, the unprecedented and continuous development of exchanges in politics, economy, culture, and other fields have led to the gradual integration of Korean into the work, study, and daily lives of Chinese people. The number of people learning Korean has been steadily increasing. Many wish to learn Korean to better understand various aspects of South Korea, adapt to the societal demand for Korean language talents, and fulfill their multifaceted cultural pursuits. A Travel Korean Conversation Handbook was written to meet this growing need. Whether you are a student, a corporate employee, or anyone interested in travel, this book will be your valuable companion.
We all aspire to effortlessly speak impressive and perfect Korean. With this book, you will find it filled with sentences you can freely use, ensuring every conversation is awesome and leaving no room for oral communication challenges. A Travel Korean Conversation Handbook is divided into 11 sections, covering common phrases related to travel, airports, hotels, restaurants, transportation, journeys, shopping, leisure and entertainment, special situations, communication, and banks. Except for the chapter, all other chapters consist of three parts: sentence patterns, phonetic annotations, and example sentences. Additionally, each chapter ends with a list of commonly used Korean vocabulary to facilitate practical application.
The standard phonetic system we adopt avoids the inaccuracies of Hanzi-based annotations while scientifically presenting the phonetic features of Korean. The portable size makes it easy to reference, making it a must-have that you can pick up and put down effortlessly.
We extend our gratitude to Korean friends He Junjiu and Wu Youni for their proofreading and recording work on this book. Their involvement ensures the authority of the oral language in this book and its relevance and practicality for use in China.