LEARNING KOREAN with SHIRO(story version) E-Book

El Jay

• Herausgeber: JL BOOKS
• Kategorie: Fremdsprachen
• Sprache: Englisch

Seitenzahl: 32

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2019

Beschreibung

The easiest way to study Hangul!

This book was made for those who first started studying Hangul.

With the book’s main character Shiro, you can easily remember the shape of Hangul.

Through the combination of pictures, situations, and lines, the book will be the best introduction to your study of Hangul, which will help first-time learners to remember Hangul easily and in a familiar way.

Leseprobe

Learning Korean with Shiro (STORY VERSION)

Ebook publication date｜18. 7. 2019

Author｜Jay El

Publisher｜JL BOOKS

Email｜[email protected]

ISBN｜979-89-6784-240-6

ⓒ Jay El 2019

This book is protected by international copyright treaties. No part of this publication may be reprinted, reproduced or plagiarized in any from.

PROLOGUE

This is a story about a child named Shiro.

Shiro is a boy who lives on Cori Star, far from Earth. His dream is to become a Force Master.

By the way, surprisingly, there are a lot of Hangul around Shiro.

So, let's start studying Hangul with Shiro from now on.

EPISODE 1 SHIRO

Katty the caterpillar(애벌레1) loves apples(애플2).

It's a sunny spring day.

You can see a mountain(산3) that rises high in the distance. There is a small mountain in front of it, where a tree(나무4) stands.

This is the Tran Garden.

By the way, someone is coming up the hill with a gasp, sounding "Heok-heok(헉헉5)."

"Phew... Here I am! Hi, Katty?"

This boy is the main character of this book, Shiro(시로6), who is taking off his hat and saying hello to his caterpillar friend Katty.

"Hello, Shiro?" Katty also greets Shiro.

After completing the greetings, Shiro adjusted his breathing and prepared for yoga.

"It's yoga(요가7) time!"

Why would Shiro want to do yoga?

1"애벌레(ae-beol-re)" means "caterpillar."

2The word "apple" is written in Korean as "애플(ae-peul)."

3"산(san)" means "a mountain."

4"나무(na-mu)" means "a tree" or "wood."

5"헉헉(heog-heog)" is a Korean onomatopoeia which means the sound of breathless breathing.

6"Shiro" is written in Korean as "시로(si-ro)."

7The word "yoga" is written in Korean as "요가(yo-ga)."

EPISODE 2 SHIRO'S DREAM

Shiro feels most happy(해피8) when he exercises.

Shiro's dream is to become a Force Master.

"Force Master" means a person who has reached the highest level of martial arts training, capable of handling the forces hidden inside.

Originally, the Tran Garden was where the children of Cori Star practiced martial arts under the guidance of Force Masters.

A long time ago, however, a scary villain named Quazi appeared and attacked Force Masters one after another, and all of them were killed or seriously injured.

People called it "the Force Masters Massacre."

After that incident, Force Masters had no longer appeared on Cori Star.

Also, the children who had practiced martial arts at the Tran Garden also gradually gave up training because it was too difficult to learn how to use the force without the instructions of Force Masters.

So, the Tran Garden was gradually becoming a place where no one was visiting.

Meanwhile, two children with excellent talents in martial arts appeared. They were Shiro and his friend Bart.

Both Shiro and Bart loved martial arts very much. So they used to practice together at the Tran Garden.

However, Bart hadn't been in the Tran Garden any more recently.

So these days, Shiro was practicing alone.

8The word "happy" is written in Korean as "해피(hae-pi)."

EPISODE 3 SANDBAG PRACTICING

Shiro is punching(펀칭9) in the air.

After warming up with yoga, Shiro came to Sandbag and practiced punching.

When Shiro punched Sandbag, it was dented(들어갔다10) in the shape of "ㄷ11."

When Shiro fisted again and again(또다시12