Study Fancy

[BUSINESS KOREAN] 재무제표 모르면 주식투자 절대로 하지마라 If You Don’t Understand Financial Statements, Never Invest in Stocks Publisher: VegaBooks - 2020 This is finance-investment comic series. It teaches the fundamentals of financial statements for beginner stock investors. It shows things like: ⦁ Why high revenue doesn’t always mean high profit ⦁ How to check if debt is too high ⦁ Warning signs of financially weak companies ⦁ How to read operating profit properly Contoh: Company A = high sales but huge debt Company B = moderate sales but strong cash flow Then it explains which one is safer to invest in and why. Who Is It For? ⦁ Adult / Beginner stock investors Purpose: ⦁ to prevent blind investing ⦁ how to analyze companies before buying stocks ⦁ to increase financial literacy Benefits: ⦁ Makes financial statements less intimidating ⦁ Strong exposure to real finance terminology in korean ⦁ Builds analytical thinking in investing

[KOREAN] 만화 경제학 강의 Economics Lecture in Comics Publisher: 길벗 - 2021 This book teaches basic economic concepts through comics, contoh: 1️⃣ Supply & Demand kenapa harga naik kalo barang langka 2️⃣ Konsep Pasar & Harga gimana harga terbentuk 3️⃣ Uang & Inflasi 4️⃣ Kapitalisme & Sistem Ekonomi bedanya kapitalisme dan sosialisme It also introduces economists kayak: ⦁ Adam Smith ⦁ Karl Marx Who is it for? ⦁ korean middle school students ⦁ young adults ⦁ anyone new to economics Purpose: ⦁ to make economics easier and less intimidating ⦁ to introduce foundational economic theories ⦁ to explain complex ideas visually ⦁ to build economic literacy in a fun way Benefits: ⦁ easier understanding through storytelling ⦁ good stepping stone before reading heavier economic books

[TIPS] If you’re learning korean and you work in finance (or you’re interested in it) try reading korean books related to your field. And not just finance. It could be medical, law, politics, wine, cuisine, travel, sport, marketing, tech, design.. literally any field you’re into. It doesn’t have to be heavy or academic. Even light reads or quick reads are fine. The point is exposure. When you read within your own field, the same vocabulary and terminology will show up again and again. Seeing those words repeatedly in context makes them way easier to remember. It feels more natural compared to memorizing random word lists. So instead of only sticking to general textbooks, try immersing yourself in content related to your industry or interests. It’s more relevant, more practical, and more motivating.

[KOREAN READING] 하루 한줄 꿈 명언 365 Publisher: 문예춘추사 - 2020 A collection of 365 motivational quotes in Korean & English. One short message for each day in one year. Purpose: To provide consistent, bite-sized motivation and positive reflection. For: General readers, especially those seeking daily encouragement or light inspirational reading. Benefits: - easy to read - suitable for language learners who want short, meaningful korean texts.

[MANDARIN] 标准中文 K12 Standard Chinese - Basic Stage 1 Publisher: BLCUP - 2024 Beginner Mandarin textbook under the K12 framework, covering pinyin, basic characters, simple grammar, and daily conversation topics. For: School-age learners (Absolute Beginner / HSK 1-2). Purpose: Build a solid foundation in listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Benefits: Structured progression, exam-aligned, classroom-ready, strong basics in both pronunciation and characters.

[MANDARIN WRITING] 初级汉语写作教程 Elementary Chinese Writing Course Publisher: BLCUP - 2017 It teaches: ⦁ writing formats and rules ⦁ punctuation and correct character use ⦁ themed writing topics (self‑introduction, daily life..) ⦁ writing exercises with examples Purpose: - To understand chinese writing formats - Practice real writing tasks with guided examples For whom: It’s especially designed for college learners in their first year who need to improve written mandarin.

[MANDARIN HANZI] Character Book HSK 1&2 HSK 1-6 Textbooks & Workbooks were posted before. Scroll up if you missed it. 听力 tīnglì = listening 答案 dá'àn = answer keys

[KOREAN - YONSEI UNIVERSITY] Published Year: 2020 Yonsei University - 새 연세 한국어 angka di depan = level angka di belakang = semester (1&2) 1-1 Vocab & Grammar 1-1 Listening & Reading 1-1 Speaking & Writing 1-2 Vocab & Grammar 1-2 Listening & Reading 1-2 Speaking & Writing Level 2: unavailable 3-1 Vocab & Grammar 3-1 Listening & Reading 3-1 Speaking & Writing 3-2 Vocab & Grammar 3-2 Listening & Reading (kosong) 3-2 Speaking & Writing Level 4&5: unavailable 6-1 Vocab & Grammar 6-1 Listening & Reading 6-1 Speaking & Writing 6-2 Vocab & Grammar 6-2 Listening & Reading 6-2 Speaking & Writing

[KOREAN - SOGANG UNIVERSITY] Published Year: 2024 (Third Edition) Sogang University - 서강 한국어 1A: Hangeul 1A: Writing Book 1A: Student Book 1A: Workbook Sogang Korean has many textbooks, but the newly revised editions are currently only for Level 1&2. The remaining levels that I have are still in low-resolution, so it may be better to wait for the revised editions altogether. Korean textbooks are usually updated every 3-5 years, tho.