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Keywords Anthropolinguistic, Cultural Meaning, Sundanese Children Folk Song, Korean. Effectiveness, teaching materials, Learn Korean with BTS, reading ability. Foreign Policy, Moon Jae-In, South Korea, THAAD G.I. soldiers Kijichon Korean linguistics Miniskirt, Norms, Confucianism, Park Chung-hee, National identity Modality Moon Jae In Presidential speech Prostitution Yanggongju contrastive analysis curriculum, graduate school, Korean language, peace, unification foreign language learning, Korean as foreign language, language fossilization meaning pedagogy phonological system pronunciation semantics syllable structures
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Home > Archives > Vol 2, No 1 (2022)

Vol 2, No 1 (2022)

Journal of Korean Applied Linguistics

Table of Contents

Articles

Integrating peace and unification concepts in a Korean language class in the graduate school
Inero Ancho
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1-18
여기까지: Korean as a foreign language learning fossilization among adult Filipinos
Aljon Delmo Galang
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19-32
The effectiveness of learning Korean with BTS teaching materials to improve Students' reading ability
Fakhirah Khairunnisa, Herniwati Herniwati, Risa Triarisanti
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33-42
Confucianism norms in the establishment of the miniskirt policy in South Korea in 1973
Saskia Dwi Putri Maharani, Rostineu Rostineu
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43-56
A contrastive analysis of food name forming between Korea and Indonesia: A morphological study
Jayanti Megasari, Ashanti Widyana
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57-78


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