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Vandek
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 Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2005 9:21 am Post subject: Any online dictionnary? |
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There some online dictionnary but does anyone know where I can find others than
http://dic.naver.com/ (which is awsome but hard to use)
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http://www.johnwasham.com/korean (which is always offline)
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pdk001
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azaleabud
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Google is great for finding authentic examples of words in context. But as for a dictionary, Naver is the best in my book.
Yahoo's mini dictionary is convenient for quick checks.. and who could resist the red marker that looks like a crayon.?! |
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monique_19
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고맙지만 그 책들을 살까 해요...
다른 사람들한테도 권해 주게요... 
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