McGuffey's Eclectic Primer, Revised Edition — Page 2

Vocabulary

이

i — This; used as a demonstrative pronoun or determiner.

새로운

saeroun — New; describing something recently created or introduced.

단어들과

daneo-deulgwa — Words and; plural noun with connective particle attached.

기초

gicho — Foundation; the basic or fundamental level of something.

발음들은

bar-eum-deureun — Pronunciations; the sounds made when speaking words.

항상

hangsang — Always; at all times without exception.

그것들이

geugeot-deuri — They; plural pronoun referring to previously mentioned things.

처음

cheoeum — First; the beginning or initial occurrence of something.

사용되는

sayong-doeneun — Being used; currently in use or application.

단원의

danwon-ui — Of the unit; relating to a lesson or chapter section.

어휘

eohwi — Vocabulary; the set of words used in a language.

목록에서

mongnog-eseo — From the list; referring to a recorded enumeration of items.

찾아볼

chaj-abol — To look up; to search for or reference information.

수

su — Can; ability or possibility marker in Korean grammar.

있습니다

issseumnida — There is; formal polite form of existence or ability.

책의

chaeg-ui — Of the book; possessive form referring to a book.

구성은

guseong-eun — The composition; the structure or organization of something.

교사가

gyosa-ga — Teacher; an educator who instructs students in school.

음성

eumseong — Phonics; relating to sounds or voice in language.

교수법

gyosubeop — Teaching method; a systematic approach to instructing students.

단어

daneo — Word; a single unit of language with meaning.

알파벳

alpabet — Alphabet; the set of letters used in writing.

또는

ttoneun — Or; a conjunction connecting alternative options or choices.

이러한

ireuhan — Such; referring to these kinds of things or methods.

방법들의

bangbeop-deul-ui — Of the methods; plural possessive referring to approaches used.

어떠한

eotteohan — Any; referring to any kind or type of thing.

조합도

johap-do — Any combination; a mixture or blend of multiple elements.

활용할

hwalyonghal — To utilize; to make practical use of something available.

있도록

itdorok — So that one can; enabling a certain ability or outcome.

합니다

hamnida — Does; formal polite verb ending for statements or actions.

최상의

choesang-ui — Highest quality; of the best or superior level possible.

수준의

sujun-ui — Of the level; indicating a standard or degree of quality.

삽화들이

saphwa-deuri — Illustrations; drawings or images included within a book.

풍부하게

pungbuhage — Abundantly; in a rich or plentiful manner throughout.

수록되었으며

surog-doeeosseumyeo — Was included; content has been recorded and published within.

숙련된

sungnyeon-doen — Skilled; highly experienced and proficient in a field.

이를

ireul — This; object form of the demonstrative pronoun this.

매우

maeu — Very; an adverb intensifying the degree of something.

유익하게

yuikage — Beneficially; in a useful or advantageous manner for someone.

있을

isseul — Will be; future tense form indicating existence or possibility.

것입니다

geossimnida — It is; formal polite nominalizing expression ending a sentence.

책

chaek — Book; a written or printed work bound together.

전반에

jeonban-e — Throughout; across the entirety of something like a book.

걸친

geolchin — Spanning; extending across or covering a range or area.

필기체

pilgiche — Cursive script; handwritten connected lettering style used in writing.

연습과

yeonseup-gwa — Practice and; exercises combined with another element for learning.

말미의

malmi-ui — At the end; referring to the concluding section of something.

연습은

yeonseup-eun — Practice; exercises done to improve a skill or ability.

입문서를

immunseoreul — Primer; an introductory book for beginning learners of something.

위해

wihae — For the sake of; in order to benefit or achieve something.

특별히

teukbyeolhi — Specially; in a particular or exceptional manner for purpose.

작성되고

jakseong-doego — Was written and; composed or drafted for a specific purpose.

정성껏

jeongseongkkeot — With care; done wholeheartedly and with sincere dedication.

것으로

geoseuro — As; used to indicate purpose or characterization of something.

읽기를

ilgireul — Reading; the activity of interpreting written text aloud.

가르치는

gareuchineun — Teaching; the act of instructing or educating someone.

데

de — For; a nominalizer indicating purpose or circumstance in context.

및

mit — And; a formal conjunction connecting two items or clauses.

쓰기를

sseugireul — Writing; the skill of forming letters and words on paper.

배우는

baeуneun — Learning; the process of acquiring new knowledge or skills.

연습으로

yeonseup-euro — As practice; used as an exercise to develop a skill.

활용될

hwalyongdoel — To be utilized; will be put to practical use effectively.

대중이

daejung-i — The public; the general population or mass of people.

성격의

seonggyeok-ui — Of the character; relating to the nature or quality of something.

저렴하고

jeoryeomhago — Inexpensive and; affordable in price and connected to another quality.

매력적인

maeryeokjeogin — Attractive; having appeal or charm that draws people in.

높이

nopi — Highly; at a great level or degree of esteem.

평가할

pyeonggahal — To evaluate; to judge or assess the value of something.

것이라는

geosiraneun — Which is said to be; a nominalizing clause indicating belief.

확신

hwaksin — Confidence; a strong belief or certainty about something.

아래

arae — Under; beneath or below something in position or condition.

출판사는

chulpansa-neun — The publisher; a company that produces and releases books.

종이

jongi — Paper; material used for writing, printing, or wrapping things.

삽화

saphwa — Illustration; a drawing or image used to decorate text.

면에서

myeon-eseo — In terms of; regarding a particular aspect or dimension.

발행된

balhaengdoen — Published; officially issued or released to the general public.

어떤

eotteon — Any; referring to an unspecified type or kind of thing.

책에도

chaeg-edo — Even to a book; indicating no book is an exception.

뒤지지

dwijiji — To fall behind; to be inferior or lag behind something.

않도록

antodorok — So as not to; in order to prevent a negative outcome.

하기

hagi — Doing; a nominalized verb form indicating an action or task.

비용을

biyong-eul — Cost; the amount of money required for something.

아끼지

akkiji — To spare; to hold back or economize on resources used.

않았습니다

anassseumnida — Did not; formal polite past tense negation of an action.

나방을

nabang-eul — Moth; a nocturnal insect attracted to light sources.

바라보는

baraboneun — Looking at; gazing or staring toward something with attention.

고양이

goyangi — Cat; a small domesticated carnivorous mammal kept as pet.

입문서

immonseo — Primer; an introductory textbook for beginning-level learners.

제

je — Number; a prefix used before ordinal numbers in Korean.

과

gwa — Lesson; a unit or chapter within a textbook or course.

쥐

jwi — Rat or mouse; a small rodent commonly found near humans.

한

han — One; the number one or a/an as an article.

마리

mari — A counter word for animals in the Korean language.

마리와

mariwa — Animal counter with 'and'; connecting counted animals in a sentence.