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high school and college students of korean at the high-beginning or low-intermediate levels; heritage students
From ungrateful young frogs to generous brothers, the captivating characters of Korea’s folktales have provided entertainment and insight for centuries. This new reader from the author of Generation Gap invites students of Korean at the high-beginning or low-intermediate levels to immerse themselves in Korea’s rich folkloric tradition as they develop their language skills and cultural knowledge. Frog’s Tears is a perfect supplementary reader for a first- or second-year Korean course, or for pleasure reading and independent study.
High school and college students who want to explore Korean culture as they learn the Korean language will love these authentic stories that reveal traditional Korean values and thought throughout the ages. Each story is followed by a variety of task-based and content-based exercises for practicing language skills, refining reading comprehension, and extending cultural knowledge through lively discussion.
Frog’s Tears is the second book to be released in the Cheng & Tsui Readings in Korean Culture Series, which offers supplemental reading material that corresponds to different levels of Korean language proficiency.
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Cheng & Tsui's Readings in Korean Culture Series offers supplemental reading material that corresponds to different levels of Korean language proficiency.
Hye-Sook Wang is an associate professor of East Asian Studies at Brown University, and the co-author of Integrated Korean: High Advanced (University of Hawaii Press, 2005) as well as editor of The Korean Language in America. She served as the president of the American Association of Teachers of Korean (AATK) from 2003 to 2006.
Preface | v |
Unit 1 청개구리의 눈물 | 1 |
Green Frog’s Tears |
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Unit 2 토끼와 거북이 1 | 19 |
The Tortoise and the Hare, Part 1 |
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Unit 3 해님 달님 | 39 |
The Sun and the Moon |
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Unit 4 단군신화 | 61 |
The Myth of Dangun |
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Unit 5 할아버지의 감나무 | 83 |
The Old Man’s Persimmon Tree |
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Unit 6 돌장승과 원님의 재판 | 101 |
The Totem Pole and the Magistrate’s Trial |
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Unit 7 복습 1 (1과부터 6과까지) | 121 |
Review I (Unit 1 to Unit 6) |
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Unit 8 나그네와 거위 | 135 |
The Wayfarer and the Goose |
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Unit 9 농부를 감동시킨 선비 | 153 |
The Scholar who Touched the Farmer |
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Unit 10 나무꾼과 선녀 | 171 |
The Woodcutter and the Fairy |
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Unit 11 대동강 물을 팔아먹은 봉이 김 선달 | 189 |
Bongi Kim Seon-Dal who Sold Daedong River |
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Unit 12 열녀 춘향 | 207 |
Faithful Woman Chun-Hyang |
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Unit 13 효녀 심청 | 231 |
Filial Daughter Sim-Cheong |
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Unit 14 흥부놀부전 | 253 |
The Story of Heung-Bu and Nol-Bu |
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Unit 15 복습 2 (8과부터 14과까지) | 273 |
Review II (Unit 8 to Unit 14) |
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Glossary | 287 |
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