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The dictionary is organized into 38 themes, each of which presents 30-40 words. Each section also has three to five sentences demonstrating the usage of the words. The words and sentences in the dictionary all appear in the following order: Hangeul characters, followed by the pronunciation in standard romanization form, followed by the English meaning.  \nHistory of the Korean Language  \nResearchers and linguists debate the origin of the Korean language. Some link it with the Altaic language family, which includes Mongolian, Turkic, and Tungusic language groups. The people within these groups lived in the Altai Mountain Region, which included northeastern Siberia to the Persian Gulf and from the Baltic Sea to China. These languages have similar components. The syllables are composed of a consonant + a vowel. They have vowel harmony. There are constraints on which vowels can be put together. And there are few consonant clusters.  \nKorean is one of the oldest spoken languages. History shows that two languages were spoken in Manchuria and on the Korean peninsula, the Northern or Puyo group and the Southern or Han group. During the 7th century, during the time of the Three  \nKingdoms Period, the Silla dialect became the dominant language. Then in the 10th century, the Koryo Dynasty moved the capital to Kaesong, in which the Kaesong dialect became the dominant language. At the end of the 14th century, the Chosun Dynasty moved the capital to Seoul; however, the language remained the same.  \nBefore the 15th century, the Korean language was written using classical Chinese hanja characters that only elite scholarly people knew. This form of writing was too difficult to teach to all the people. Also, hanja reflected the meaning of words but not the sounds of the Korean language. The people couldn’t express themselves properly in their language and had to simplify by using the Chinese hanja. Therefore, in 1443, King Sejong, with the help of scholars and his older children, created Hangeul, the phonetic Korean writing system. Hangeul became an easy writing system for the common people of Korea and has led to their high literacy rate. Hangeul tied the socio-economic classes of Korea together. Now, everyone could read and write, not just the literati. Hanja or Chinese characters are still used on formal documents and birth certificates as most Korea","cbCaiqFeyiVCt49o","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqFeyiVCt49o","pdf",10608773,269,"English","# A Basic Introduction to Korean Language\n# History of the Korean Language\n# Contents\n## A Basic Introduction to Korean Language\n## My Family\n## My House\n## The Human Body\n## Counting and Numbers\n## Daily Activities\n## Colors, Shapes and Sizes\n## Opposites\n## Cash and Money\n## Going Shopping\n## Life in the City\n## Getting Around\n## Asking and Giving Directions\n## Talking About the Weather\n## Telling Time\n## Years and Dates\n## Seasons of the Year\n## Celebrating the Holidays\n## I love to Learn\n## At School\n## I Am Learning Korean\n## Counting Words\n## Computers and the Internet\n## I Love My Smartphone!\n## At Work\n## Music and Dance\n## Seeing a Doctor\n## Protecting Our Environment\n## The Animal Kingdom\n## Let’s Keep Fit!\n## Do You Like to Travel?\n## Countries of the World\n## Foreign Languages\n## Do You Like Korean Food?\n## Popular Western Foods\n## Drinks\n## Fresh Fruits, Nuts and Grains\n## At the Market\n# English-Korean Index","[{\"question\":\"How is the Korean vocabulary organized in the dictionary?\",\"answer\":\"The book presents 1,500 frequently used words and phrases in 38 themes. 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