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language culture Maturity 11-13

Hanja are special signs.

Chusa-Silsa gusijang.jpg
Chusa-Silsa gusijang.jpg
They come from China. People in Korea used them for a long time. They help us learn about old stories. They are still used today. Can you see the shapes?
없을 무 약자.png
없을 무 약자.png

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Chusa-Silsa_gusijang.jpg
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Korean book-Jikji-Selected Teachings of...
File:Hakwon street 1971-07-24.png
Hakwon street 1971-07-24.png
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신라면(봉지면) 구성품.jpg
File:Joseon Wangjo Sillok and its case in museum.jpg
Joseon Wangjo Sillok and its case in museum.jpg
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8239th AU leaflet 2508.png
File:없을 무 약자.png
없을 무 약자.png
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Eopseul mu yakja.png
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