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Korean electronic dictionary
I recommend hard work. It's Nurian. This is recommended by all my Korean friends. Generally, all models of NURIAN have a button, right? /? This button can adjust the interface display, which can be Chinese, Korean and English respectively. According to different models, the price is different, but the dictionaries translated between China and South Korea are the same, the difference is the number of Japanese or other additional dictionaries.

Of course, I read iriver's dictionary and used the dictionary of the Institute of National Culture of Korea University. So the number of words is the same. It depends on the preferences of the landlord.

Regarding the purchase, it is suggested that the landlord buy it on Taobao. It is reasonable to shop around. As I am in Korea, I don't recommend that you ask me or your friends in Korea to buy it for you. Postage is expensive. They have their own channels on Taobao, so I think the price is reasonable.