You now have 300 Hanja characters under your belt! You might not think that is a lot, but you would be surprised to see how much of a Hanja-written text you would understand with just this amount. Even if you were to find something written in traditional Chinese characters – although you wouldn’t understand the grammar – you would be able to recognize a great deal of the characters and maybe even understand a few words!
In Unit 4, you will learn 100 more characters. The characters are going to get more obscure and less common. However, I often find that these types of characters are the most helpful. I always had trouble memorizing difficult (uncommon) Korean words, mainly because I didn’t use them very often. However, by learning the Hanja characters that they were composed of, it allowed me to appreciate and grasp their meaning on a deeper level. I hope they help you too!
| Lesson 61 Writing 筆, 紙, 寫, 錄, 表 |
| Lesson 62 Protection 防, 保, 守, 護, 豫 |
| Lesson 63 Principle 表, 理, 曜, 則, 責 |
| Lesson 64 Pain and sickness 病, 殺, 劑, 痛, 死 |
| Lesson 65 Society and culture 社, 機, 史, 歷, 局 |
| Lesson 66 Movement 運, 轉, 勞, 能, 乘 |
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