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(Explanation of the new system. I personally love doing this and think it's a great way to learn vocabulary)
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'''Note:''' Some verbs have a noun form and a verb form, in this case it will be written like this: noun form(하다 or 되다) with the first definition being the noun form and the second usually being the verb form.
 
'''Note:''' Some verbs have a noun form and a verb form, in this case it will be written like this: noun form(하다 or 되다) with the first definition being the noun form and the second usually being the verb form.
  
If the noun form has a Chinese characer, then it will be noun form(i.e. 하다 / 되다) < Chinese character ><br>
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If the noun form has a Chinese character, then it will be noun form(i.e. 하다 / 되다) <Chinese character><br>
 
:For example: 졸업(하다) < 卒業 > - Graduation (noun form), to graduate (verb form)
 
:For example: 졸업(하다) < 卒業 > - Graduation (noun form), to graduate (verb form)
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You can click on the individual roots (like the 구 in 입[[구]]) from some words with Chinese roots to explore other vocabulary that uses the same roots or other roots with the same pronunciation.

Revision as of 22:29, 26 June 2009

Note: Some verbs have a noun form and a verb form, in this case it will be written like this: noun form(하다 or 되다) with the first definition being the noun form and the second usually being the verb form.

If the noun form has a Chinese character, then it will be noun form(i.e. 하다 / 되다) <Chinese character>

For example: 졸업(하다) < 卒業 > - Graduation (noun form), to graduate (verb form)

You can click on the individual roots (like the 구 in 입) from some words with Chinese roots to explore other vocabulary that uses the same roots or other roots with the same pronunciation.

Subcategories

This category has the following 7 subcategories, out of 7 total.