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5. The type is large, strong, and distinct.

5. 활자는 크고, 굵으며, 선명합니다.

The credit for this revision is almost wholly due to the friends of McGuffey's Readers,--eminent teachers and scholars, who have contributed suggestions and criticisms gained from their daily work in the schoolroom.

이번 개정의 공로는 거의 전적으로 맥거피 독본의 지지자들, 즉 학교 현장에서의 일상적인 작업을 통해 얻은 제안과 비평을 기여해 준 저명한 교사들과 학자들 덕분입니다.

Cincinnati, June, 1879.

신시내티, 1879년 6월.

THE ALPHABET.

알파벳.

A a N n B b O o C c P p D d Q q E e R r F f S s G g T t H h U u I i V v J j W w K k X x L l Y y M m Z z

A a N n B b O o C c P p D d Q q E e R r F f S s G g T t H h U u I i V v J j W w K k X x L l Y y M m Z z

[Illustration: Script Alphabet A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S Y U V W X Y Z a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z SCRIPT FIGURES 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 ]

[삽화: 필기체 알파벳 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S Y U V W X Y Z a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z 필기체 숫자 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 ]

[Illustration: Dog]

[삽화: 개]

McGuffey's FIRST READER.

맥거피의 제1 독본.

LESSON I.

제1과.

dog the ran

dog the ran

a o n d g r th

a o n d g r th

[Illustration: Running dog.]

[삽화: 달리는 개.]

The dog.

개.

The dog ran.

개가 달렸습니다.

LESSON II.

제2과.

cat mat is on

cat mat is on

c t i m s

c t i m s

[Illustration: Cat]

[삽화: 고양이]

The cat. The mat.

고양이. 매트.

Is the cat on the mat?

고양이가 매트 위에 있습니까?

The cat is on the mat.

고양이는 매트 위에 있습니다.

LESSON III.

제3과.

it his pen hand

it his pen hand

a in has man

a in has man

p h e

p h e

[Illustration: Man with glasses writing at a desk.]

[삽화: 안경을 쓰고 책상에서 글을 쓰는 남자.]

The man. A pen.

남자. 펜.

Vocabulary

활자는
hwalja-neun — As for the type/print (topic marker attached)
크고
keugo — Is large and; big and (connective form)
굵으며
gulgeuмyeo — Is thick/bold and (connective form of 굵다)
선명합니다
seonmyeonghamnida — Is clear, vivid, and distinct in appearance
이번
ibeon — This time; the current instance or occasion
개정의
gaejeong-ui — Of the revision; relating to an edited update
공로는
gongno-neun — As for the credit/merit earned through effort
거의
geoui — Almost; nearly; for the most part
전적으로
jeonjeok-euro — Entirely; wholly; completely and exclusively
독본의
dongbon-ui — Of the reader/textbook (possessive form)
지지자들
jijija-deul — Supporters; advocates; those who back something
jeuk — That is; namely; in other words
학교
hakgyo — School; an institution for formal education
현장에서의
hyeonjang-eseouі — From/of the field; at the actual site or workplace
일상적인
ilsangjeok-in — Everyday; routine; ordinary and daily in nature
작업을
jageop-eul — Work; task; labor (object marker attached)
통해
tonghae — Through; by means of; via a process or medium
얻은
eodeun — Obtained; gained; acquired (modifier form)
제안과
jean-gwa — Suggestions and; proposals together with others
비평을
bipyeong-eul — Criticism; critique (object marker attached)
기여해
giyeohae — Contributed; made a contribution (connective form)
jun — Who gave/provided (modifier form of 주다)
저명한
jeomyeonghan — Distinguished; renowned; well-known and respected
교사들과
gyosa-deul-gwa — Teachers and; educators together with others
학자들
hakja-deul — Scholars; academics; learned researchers
덕분입니다
deokbun-imnida — It is thanks to; owing to someone's help
알파벳
alpabet — Alphabet; the set of letters in a writing system
삽화
saphwa — Illustration; picture inserted in a book or text
필기체
pilgiche — Cursive writing; handwritten script style
숫자
sutja — Number; numeral; a digit or figure
gae — Dog; a common domestic canine animal
독본
dongbon — Reader; a textbook used for reading instruction
달리는
dallineun — Running; that runs (present modifier form)
개가
gae-ga — The dog (subject marker attached); a canine subject
달렸습니다
dallyeotsseumnida — Ran; the dog ran (past tense formal)
고양이
goyangi — Cat; a common domestic feline animal
매트
maeteu — Mat; a flat piece of material on the floor
고양이가
goyangi-ga — The cat (subject marker); cat as sentence subject
위에
wie — On top of; above; on a surface
있습니까
issseumnikka — Is there?; does it exist? (formal question form)
있습니다
issseumnida — There is; it exists (formal declarative form)
안경을
angyeong-eul — Glasses; eyeglasses (object marker attached)
쓰고
sseugo — Wearing (glasses); writing and (connective form)
책상에서
chaeksang-eseo — At the desk; from the desk (location marker)
글을
geul-eul — Writing; text (object marker attached)
쓰는
sseuneun — Who writes; writing (present modifier form)
남자
namja — Man; male person; an adult male
pen — Pen; a writing instrument using ink
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