Description Opening Poem Part 1. I Ate It All Geumeun Dal (Waning Moon), Gul (Oyster) / Nal (Day) / Dal (Moon) / Deul (Field) Mal (Word) / Tteul (Yard) / Seol (New Year) / Sul (Alcohol) Il (Work) / Hol (Alone) / Jeol (Bow) / Pal (Arm) Part 2. I Look So Pathetic Beol (Bee) / Geol (Thing) / Kkol (Shape) / Neol (Board) Dul (Two) / Sal (Flesh) / Sil (Thread) / Bul (Fire) Ttal (Daughter) / Yeol (Ten) / Jal (Well) / Chal (Sticky) Part 3. Let's Shake It All Off Tal (Mask) / Geul (Writing) / Nol (Play) / Gyeol (Texture) Gol (Head) / Dol (Stone) / Neul (Always) / Bol (Cheek) Sol (Pine) / Kkeul (Pull) / Cheol (Iron) / Eol (Freeze) Kal (Knife) / Al (Egg) / Hwal (Bow) / Teul (Frame) Part 4. One Grain for Me, One Grain for You Kkul (Honey) / Gil (Road) / Ul (Cry) / Jul (Line) Mul (Water) / Mil (Wheat) / Tol (Grain) / Bal (Foot) Ppul (Horn) / Ssal (Rice) / Ol (Strand) / Pul (Grass) Teol (Hair) Kim Young-eun's newly published poetry collection, One Syllable Words Ending in ㄹ, offers a fun and easy way for children to discover the many delightful variations of the Korean language through playful poems. Every poem's title is a single-syllable word ending in the ㄹ final consonant — like gul, nal, dal, sal, ssal, dol, tol, tal, and hol. In total, 53 such words are featured, covering nearly every one-syllable Korean word that ends in ㄹ. At a time when children often focus more on learning English than mastering their own native language, this poetry collection offers a wonderful opportunity to fully appreciate the beauty of Korean and the subtle charm and fun hidden within it.