Korean Stories For Language Learners : Traditional Folktales in Korean and English (MP3 Downloadable Audio Included).

Includes bibliographies and index.

Frontcover; AUDIO TRACK LIST; Title Page; Contents; Preface; A Brief Introduction to the Korean Language; The Korean Stories; 1. Meeting New Friends; 2. My Friend, Minsu; 3. Th e Fox Who is the King of Animals; 4. The Tiger Who Bowed to the Chestnut; 5. A Sleepyhead Baby Bear; 6. The Donkey and the Grasshopper; 7. The Tiger and the Rabbit; 8. A Father and His Two Daughters; 9. The Farting Match; 10. The Sun and the Moon; 11. The Filial Tiger; 12. The Tiger and the Dried Persimmon; 13. Three-Years Hill; 14. The Old Man with the Lump; 15. Two Brothers Who Threw Away Their Lumps of God.

16. The Golden Ax and the Silver Ax17. Heungboo and Nolbu; 18. The Story of Gyeon-Uh and Jik-Nyeo; 19. Stupid On-Dal and Princess Pyeong-Gang; 20. Th e Lazy Boy Who Became a Cow; 21. The Mouse in the Shape of a Man; 22. The Half Son; 23. The Story Ghost; 24. The Freshwater Snail Bride; 25. The Fairy and the Woodcutter; 26. The Fox and the Old Woman; 27. The Beggar Brothers; 28. The Hwasubun Bowl; 29. The Net Bag for Catching a Tiger; 30. The Red Fan and the Blue Fan; 31. The Salt Millstone; 32. The Magpie That Repaid Kindness; 33. The Rat-Snake Scholar; 34. The Toad That Repaid Kindness.

35. The Manic Goblin36. A Single Grain of Millet; 37. The Three Brothers; 38. The Treasure Given by a Goblin; 39. A Painting That Will Make Your WIshes Come True; 40. A Fake Expert Archer; 41. The Taming of the Mother-in-Law; 42. The King Has Donkey's Ears; Appendices; The Pronunciation of Korean Sounds: Vowels and Consonants; Reading and Writing Korean Vowels and Consonants; Creating Korean Syllables; Reading and Writing Korean Words; Pronunciation Activity; Reading and Writing Korean Sentences; Korean to English Glossary; English to Korean Glossary; Copyright.

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