#1 Jin Hypeman

|Emily / 18 / Panro Gray-ace / Leo & INFP| I just want Jin to be happy

[jjks]

[kook-tae]

laughing sunshines (°◡°♡).:｡

[missbaptan]

[taegis]

get a room

[yoonseok-deactivated20190701]

[jonghyunar]

abc’s of park jimin ↳ h is for hoseok

[jjks]

always having fun together

[bts4lesbians]

cuties

[jimiyoong]

nice

[hobies]

the magic wand

[kookmint]

Take you down

[bwisou-deactivated20190916]

well lucky you

[bangtan]

[h-eonno]

How to make sentences in Korean! [CORRECTED]

Sentences in English go in the order: Subject, Object, Verb.

Korean sentences go in the order:

1. Subject + Noun = 나는 의사다 (I’m a doctor)

2. Subject + Verb = 나는 공부하고 있다 (I’m studying)

3. Subject + Adjective = 날씨가 좋다 (The weather is nice)

4. Subject + Object + Verb = 나는 한국어를 공부해요 (I study Korean)

~고 있다 = “(I am)   ~ing”.

~있었다 = past tense form of “있다

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Korean Slang

헐 - (something surprising or shocking) 대박! - Awesome! 배째! - Sue me!  행쇼 - Lets be happy 당근이지 - You bet  가뿐해 - I feel good  왜 사니? - What’s on your mind?  낚였어 / 낚았지? - You got me/ I got you, didn’t I? 너도 내 입장이 되어봐 - Put yourself in my shoes 이 짓이 지겨워 죽겠어 - This sucks 야, 친구 좋다는 게 뭐야? - What are friends for? 오해 하지 마세요 - Don’t get me wrong 니 맘대로 하세요 - Suit yourself 아직 옛날 실력 안 죽었어 - I’ve still got it 이 엄살쟁이 - You big baby 내 모든 걸 걸었어 - I put everything into it 강심장이군 - His heart is made out of stone 오늘은 내가 쏜다 - Today, it’s on me 맞장구 좀 쳐 주라 - Back me up  당당하게 살아라 - Stand tall 네가 보고싶어 죽겠어 - I’m dying to see you 혈통 문제로군 - It runs in the family

A&R

[optomstudies]

봄날 (Spring Day) - 방탄소년단 (BTS)

Please watch the MV here! It’s a visual and auditory masterpiece!

Edit: This will be the first in a new series! Please follow and feel free to request songs!

Vocabulary

봄날 - spring day 

보고 싶다 - I miss you

이렇게 - like this

사진 - photo

야속한 - cruel

시간 - time

이젠 - now

얼굴 - face

한 번 - once

힘들어 - difficult

여긴 > 여기 - here

온통 - all, completely

겨울 - winter

마음 - heart/mind

손 - hand 잡고 > 잡다- to hold/grasp

지구 - earth 반대편 - other side __까지 - until

그리움 - longing

얼마나 - how long

눈 - snow

처럼 - like

허공 - air

작은 > 작다 - small

먼지 - dust

나라 > 날다 - to fly

조금 - a little 더 - more 

빨리 - quickly

네게 닿을 수 있을 텐데 - would be able to reach you

눈꽃 - snow flake (lit. snow flower :D)

기다려야 > 기다리다 - to wait

추운 > 춥다 - cold

끝 - end

다시 - again

머물러줘 > 머무르다 - to stay

내가 변한 건지 - I changed

이 순간 - this moment

흐르는 > 흐르다 - to flow

미워 > 밉다 - to hate

모두 - everyone/all

그래 - yes, that’s right

넌 떠났지만 - you left

하루 - day

잊은 > 잊다 - to forget

솔직히 - honestly

지울게 > 지우다 - to erase

원망하다 - to blame/resent

하얀 - white 연기 - smoke

사실 - actually/in truth

아직 - not yet 

아침 - morning 올 거야 - will come

어떤 - what 어둠 - darkness 계절 - season

영원 - forever

벚꽃 - cherry blossom 

피나봐요 > 피나다 - to bloom

조금만 기다리면 - if I wait a little longer

며칠 밤만 더 새우면 - if I stay up for a few more nights

만나러 갈게 - I’ll come to meet you

데리러 갈게 - I’ll come to pick you up

MY WEEKLY STUDY TIPS

WHAT I WISH I’D KNOWN BEFORE UNIVERSITY STUDY TIPS SERIES

0 Choosing a Degree , 1 Administration , 2 Getting to Class

3 Studying , 4 Extra-Curriculars , 5 Exams , 6 Social Life

7 Part Time Work , 8 Four Secrets Your Uni Tells You

9 Best Study Spots on Campus

10 Saving Money 1 (Food, Transport, Entertainment)

new!! 10 Saving Money 2 (Textbooks, Tax, Scholarships) new!!

11 Adapting to Uni Study coming 16.02.17!

12 How to Study From Textbooks in Uni coming 27.02.17!

SEE ALSO

new!! Weekly Planner Printable with Extra Space for Sat/Sun new!!

new!! Dealing with Bad Teachers new!!

Overcoming the Planning Fallacy coming 19.02.17!

Study Spaces Masterpost , Studying and your Visual System

Catching Up with Your Studies , Dealing with Bad Results

Sleeping and Waking Up Early , Google Keep

My 2017 Planner and Bullet Journal , Study Space , 2017 goals

+ my cute stationery + washi collection + my spreads!

[h-eonno]

Tips for when studying is the last thing you want to do!

1. Write out on sticky notes the name of objects in your room, then go ahead and stick them on everything. Next time you turn on your light, make yourself look (or at least glance) at the word. Next time you open your drawer, look at the note. Any time you turn on your lamp, your laptop charger or your speakers, you’ll always have that vocabulary there and you’ll learn each of them in no time.

2. Play the radio/podcasts or a Korean show for background noise. Most of us don’t like to sit and scroll through Facebook in total silence. I recommend 슈퍼맨이 돌아왔다 (which is available on youtube!) as it is centred around children and any vocabulary you pick up will be helpful. Others include:

• 2 Days 1 Night

• Hello Counselor

• 이웃집 찰스

• Hello Baby

3. Write down phrases on flash cards. Break down the words. Some people have more success reading phrases on flash cards rather than just single vocabulary. Stick these in a place you’ll sit at often, or you could also stick them on items they pertain to just like in tip #1.

4. Just once a day, when you’re out and about or even just at home, search the dictionary for a word. Say you’re out eating, and you don’t know the word for “to order”. Whip out that phone, search it up and try to commit it to memory. One word a day is 365 words a year, and odds are you’ll pick up more than that anyway!

5. Google Play has a selection of multi-language books. Buy a Korean and English children’s book and try to read it (if you’re up to it). The English translation will always be there, so it’s less brain power for you to go and search up everything you don’t know! Plus, you might learn some small phrases in the process.

6. Watch Korean YouTubers. YouTube is fun to watch, so why not watch it in Korean? - 영국남자 (Korean Englishman) is an English man who is great at Korean, he always has English and Korean subs on. By the end of a few episodes you’ll know what “ 남자답다” and “살아 있네!” Means! - Pony’s Makeup is a great channel if you love makeup. You’ll pick up makeup related vocab and phrases, as well learn new techniques and styles. - Maangchi is a Korean lady who teaches you how to cook Korean food. It’s mostly in English but she talks about Korean words sometimes. - 꿀키 is another cooking channel, however there’s no talking, only the blissful sounds of soup boiling and onions frying! She puts small instructions on her videos in both English and Korean. Take notes!

7. Download a widget on your phone that gives you a new word every time you swipe to unlock. Simple, easy and there in your pocket.

8. Fill your social media with Korean. Follow Korean study blogs (though don’t rely on them 100% as most are run by non-fluent speakers), follow Korean daily vocab twitters and Facebook pages. Everything you see will be Korean and you’ll start to pick up on words that you see all the time.

9. Don’t feel discouraged if you haven’t studied for a week. Don’t feel like you’re the worst at Korean, or that you’re so far behind everyone else. Everyone learns differently and at different paces. Me, I’m competitive and need to absorb as much as is humanly possible in a short amount of time. Others stick to a schedule. Some learn stuff here and there. There is no right and wrong way to learn. Do you. Remember, just one word a day equals 365 a year. 2 words a day is even more!