The Best Korean Tales = Choegoui hanguk jonrae donghwa: reading in the original with commentary

The best way to learn a foreign language is to read a work of fiction, gradually mastering vocabulary and grammar. Improve your Korean language skills with traditional Korean tales that will transport you to an exciting magical world filled with colorful imagery and captivating adventures! Here, you will meet legendary heroes and resourceful adventurers, cold sages, and foolish scholars. Through their resourcefulness and bravery, they overcome obstacles and find their place in history. The collection includes tales such as "The Myth of Tangun," "Chumon – the founder of the Goguryeo State," "It All Started with a Millet Seed," "The Lazy Man Who Turned into an Ox," and many others. These Korean tales will become your literary guide to the world of Korean history and culture. Expand your vocabulary and learn to use grammatical constructions in context while enjoying an intriguing journey through the ages! The textbook contains the full text of the works, accompanied by detailed lexical and grammatical commentary with references to rules in the Grammar Handbook. At the end of the book, you will find useful cultural information and a Korean-Russian dictionary containing vocabulary from the tales. The publication is intended for all who are learning the English language and strive to read books in the original.