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learners who have no intuition and knowledge of Korean language, they described the Korean grammar in many points differently from Korean school grammar for the Koreans. And explanations on the grammatical issues were given in constrast with the other languages such as english, japanese, chinese and
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The colonial period of 1900s is known as the most disgraceful and sad times in the history of the Korean peninsula. It also was the time when many Koreans were suppressed to speak out their voices. Nevertheless, some people, mostly the intellectuals of that time, tried to express their thoughts and
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learners. For this reason, grammar instruction is essential for EFL students like Korean learners who have difficulties in speaking English.
Considering the fact that grammatical competence is a crucial part of communicative competence, grammar teaching needs to be properly performed in elementary s
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learners was not fully activated the program yet. In order to increase and improve, consistent public attention and policy makers\' support at the levels of the central government, regional government, universities, corporations, the elderly themselves, and local citizens will be required.
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Skilled in basic OA programs such as MS-office, HWP, and Internet.
- 600 strokes per minute in Korean
- 350 strokes per minute in English
Can speak Korean fluently / Japanese elementarily
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