강미 | learning korean8급 한자
I’ve just uploaded the file that contains the 50 한자 in the eighth (yet first) level of 한자 learning.
The file and its caveats are available in the 수퍼매모 section.
Posted by kangmi on May 19, 2005 at 3:01 AM10 comments
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Sewing 24 May, 2005 08:53 PM 
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Hey, Kangmi:
Thanks for the link to the Naver Hanja dictionary sorted by levels: that's absolutely priceless! Somehow, the basic division in 옥편 into 900 중학용 and 900 고학용 hanja has never been very useful for me.... |
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강미 24 May, 2005 09:36 PM MSN: kangmi 
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From all appearances, Naver (or whoever they're licensing from) continues to improve its hanja dictionary. The levels were added within the last few months.
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Sewing 25 May, 2005 03:08 AM
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Well, It's pretty darn good, though I can't say if it's improved or not. But they allow searches for 한자어 (not just individual 한자); searches on 훈; etc....yeah, I'm pretty impressed with it, too....
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huangsy 27 May, 2005 02:13 AM
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Yup, I also noticed that the Chinese-Korean sub-dictionary at Naver is excellent !
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dda 28 May, 2005 04:38 AM 
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Nice link. I wish I had such nice tools when I was a kid learning 漢字. You *don't* want to see my cram cards [I don't either :-P].
One day, Oranckay was visiting in my office, and showed me old 漢字 study cards made by Protestant missionaries, prolly in the Century before last. They were very nice, old but still legible. Oranckay takes one out, randomly, and *D'uh* a sinogram neither he or I had ever seen. Hurts like hell! [self-promotion]If you have a Mac, check out Tomabaem at http://sungnyemun.org/?q=node/4 If not, there's a lesser online version. It's more cross-language oriented, aka CJKV, and limited to characters (no words) but helps, I think.[/self-promotion] Keep up the good work! |
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Sewing 29 May, 2005 12:17 AM
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Where does Oranckay dig up all that neat old stuff? Like the old ads he puts up at the top of his blog....
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Huang 09 Jun, 2005 01:23 AM 
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DDA,
Where's the link to the lesser online version ? I'm not a MSC user. Thx. |
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강미 09 Jun, 2005 09:30 AM MSN: kangmi
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oranckay 14 Jul, 2005 11:08 AM 
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"One day, Oranckay was visiting in my office, and showed me old 漢字 study cards made by Protestant missionaries, prolly in the Century before last."
I think they were produced in the 50's. Back when you still needed to know hanja to function in daily life. The name on the box cover appears to be a misspelling of the name of a man who was pres of 계명대 in the 50's so that's what I'm going on. Someday, when among other things I get my blog back working, I'll post about it with pics. " Where does Oranckay dig up all that neat old stuff? " An Underwood gave them too me. Where else? |
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dda 14 Jul, 2005 12:28 PM
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Kangmi: thanks for answering in my stead re: Tomabaem Online :)
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