WordLearner, an online vocabulary learning system, recently launched their website. One year of platinum membership is free if you sign up before October 31. They claim that words can be stored in almost any language.
I may give it a whirl and see how it works. If you do so first, drop a line in the comments.
Via Effortless Language Acquisition.
Posted by kangmi on September 25, 2006 at 11:30 AM0 comments
Both vocabulary downloads are now available on the sidebar. The frequency list is available in either Excel or .txt formats (zipped); the basic list is available only in Excel.
On sewing‘s recommendation, I have uploaded the Basic Vocabulary List for Studying Korean (한국어 학습용 기초 어휘 목록), available in Excel format.
In the near future, I shall gather these downloads in one location.
Reader Eric Y. Cho recently asked for the National Academy of the Korean Language (NAKL) vocabulary lists previously available at Oranckay’s place.
I have now made them available here at kangmi as .zip files in either Excel or text format.
Further information may be found at Let’s Learn Korean.
These lists are also available for download at the NAKL site, but I’ve saved some of you five minutes and others much longer.
I’ve heard “나쁜 놈” twice now in 러브홀릭. What does it mean?
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