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Hangul: Learning Korean Alphabet The basic step to learning any new language is to learn the alphabet first. Firstly learn the letters, vowels and consonants. The Hangul consists of 24 basic letters: 14 consonants and 10 vowels. Consonantsㄱ ㄴ ㄷ ㄹ ㅁ ㅂ ㅅ ㅇ ㅈ ㅊ ㅋ ㅌ ㅍ ㅎVowelsㅏ ㅑ ㅓ ㅕ ㅗ ㅛ ㅜ ㅠ ㅡ ㅣ As you further dive into the pool of alphabet you’ll figure out there are actually 19 and 11 complex letters and vowels respectively and 5 tense consonants formed by a combination of basic letters. 💗thankyou . if you need to know more dm me quickly ;stay happy
MYKN 사이트를 사용하면 한국어 이름을 찾는 데 도움이 됩니다. 매우 유용합니다. Make Your Korean Name
Daebak (대박) – Awesome. ... Matjeom (맛점) – Delicious lunch. ... Mossol (모쏠) – Someone who has never had a boyfriend or girlfriend. ... Namsachin (남사친) – A guy who is “just a friend” ... Mildang (밀당) – Push and pull. ... Namchin (남친) | 여친 (yeochin) – Boyfriend or girlfriend. ... Daetcheunono (댓츠노노) – That's no.
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Episode 1-1 / Grammar / 에게, 한테, and 께 All of these particles can be used to show that something is being done or given to someone. The difference between these three particles is: ❥ 에게 is used mainly in written communication or formal situations (although it may also be used conversationally sometimes). ❥ 한테 is used mainly in conversation. ❥ 께 is used when talking to or about someone who requires respect (eg. elder/teacher/boss). These particles come after the recipient, rather than before as they do in English. Here are some examples of their usage: I gave a present to my friend yesterday.어제 친구에게 선물을 줬어요. I send a birthday card to my friend every year.저는 매년 언니에게 생일 카드를 보냅니다. My friend gives a watch to their boyfriend.동생이 남친한테 시계를 줘요. I want to ask (to) my friend.저는 친구한테 물어보고 싶어요. I call (to) my grandma.할머니께 전화 드려요. I will give this book to my teacher.이 잭이 선생님께 드릴 거예요.
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선생님 As beginners, Korean learners are told that 선생님 is a formal way to refer to a teacher. So why is Han Mi-Nyeo calling the Game Administrator 선생님 when obviously he isn’t a teacher? 선생님 actually has an additional meaning that is used quite frequently and is very important to understand. It can be used to address someone in a formal way, and is used often when you need the attention of a stranger, or someone whose name is unknown. Here are some examples of how it may be used: Excuse me, you can’t be in here. 실례합니다, 선생님 여기 계시면 안 됩니다만. Excuse me, what’s happening? 실례합니다, 선생님 무슨 일이야? Excuse me, is there a problem? 선생님 무슨 문제 있어? Here, Han Mi-Nyeo is calling the Game Administrator 선생님 because she doesn’t know his name, but also because she wants to put herself in a position far below him and show respect in the hope that she can appeal to him and be released from the game. This is also why she is kneeling down and clasping her hands together. Her body language and speech in this scene all highlight that she is trying to show to the Game Administrator that he is a highly respectable person, whilst lowering herself in an attempt to gain his pity. Here, the translation of ‘please, sir’ is actually fairly good. It expresses her desperation and desire to appeal to him by showing respect well.
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밥은 꼭 챙겨드세요 make sure you eat
소중한 당신의 하루를 응원합니다! I’m cheering you on in your day, precious person!
괜찮아요 it’s okay 잘하고 있어요 you’re doing great
이 또한 곧 지나갈거에요 this too will pass 힘내세요! have strength!
Episode 1-5 / Grammar / Auxiliary 까지
Many Korean learners begin their studies by learning very basic grammar such as 도, 고, 서, 요, etc. One of the most commonly learned grammar rules at this stage is 부터 and 까지. In most situations, 까지 is used in this way to mean ‘to’ or ‘until’, however in this scene, it is an alternative usage of 까지. This form is the auxiliary form.
When used as the auxiliary form, 까지 is used to express that something has extended to an extreme or surprising extent. This can often be translated to ‘even’. Here is an example: My friend ate japchae, bindaetteok, and kimchi jjigae. They even ate octopus! 친구가 잡채와 빈대떡과 김치찌개를 먹었어요. 문어까지 먹었어요! Here, you could say 문어도 먹었어요 - they ate octopus too. However, 까지 adds a nuance of surprise or something being beyond expectations, which is much more useful in this statement to show that it was shocking that their friend tried octopus. Here are some more uses of this grammar form: I even did all my homework too! 나는 숙제까지 다 했어! I lost my phone and even my wallet. 핸드폰도 없어졌는데 지갑까지 잃어버렸어요. I was already late but I even missed my bus. 늦었는데 버스까지 늫졌어요. In the previous scene that we studied, Do-Yeon was saying that from what she remembers, it’s hard to make money nowadays. In this scene, Kyu-Sik responds saying ‘아이, 그래도 이년 연속 보험왕까지 한 사람인데요.’ Here, 까지 is being used to say ‘What? Even for the person who was the insurance king for two consecutive years?!’
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GUIDES — GREETINGS IN JAPANESE
five days in one post, five words/phrases daily, one week to introduce yourself.
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DAY ONE
こんにちは — hello
私は […] / 私の名前は […] — i am […] / my name is […] ⤷ わたし は […] / わたし の なまえ
初めまして — nice to meet you (before introduction) ⤷ はじめまして
よろしくお願いします — please treat me well (after introduction) ⤷ よろしく おねがいします
お元気ですか? / どうですか? / 大丈夫ですか? — how are you? ⤷ おげんきですか / どうですか / だいじょうぶですか?
DAY TWO
お元気です / いいです / 大丈夫です — i’m good / i’m fine
おはようございます — good morning (informal)
さようなら — goodbye
お名前は何ですか? — what’s your name? ⤷ お なまえ は なんですか？
ありがとうございます — thank you
DAY THREE
すみません — excuse me / sorry
お願いします — please
わかりません — i don’t understand
こんばんは — good evening
おやすみなさい — good night (informal)
DAY FOUR
ようこそ — welcome
何歳ですか? — how old are you? (casual) ⤷ なん さいですか?
何いくつですか？ — how old are you? (formal)
私は[歳]です — i am [age] years old ⤷ わたしは [さい]です
[言語]は話せますか? — do you speak [language]? ⤷ [げんご]は はなせますか?
DAY FIVE
はい、[言語]は話せます — yes, i can speak [language]
どこに 住んでいますか? — where you do you live? ⤷ どこに すんでいますか?
[場所]に住んでいます — i live in [place]
どこですか? ここから遠いですか? — where is that? is it far from here? ⤷ ここ から とおいですか
いいえ。実はここから近いです!— no, actually it’s close to here! ⤷ いいえ。じつは ここ から ちかいです!
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I find it hard to conjugate the verb '이다' in the present tense! So it should be '이에요' or '이예요'? Or it can be both and this verb will be conjugated based on the ending of the noun? Thank you so much for answering ^^
Conjugating 이다 is def tricky! If a noun has a 받침, meaning it ends in a consonant, you would conjugate it as 이에요 (받침 means “ending consonant”!). If it ends in a vowel instead, however, you would conjugate it as 예요. Let’s see some examples!
제 이름은 미셸이에요. = My name is Michele.
미셸 ends in a consonant -- ㄹ -- so I would attach 이에요 to it.
이건 제 강아지예요. = This is my puppy.
The word for puppy (강아지) ends in a vowel and thus does NOT have a 받침, so I would attach 예요 to it.
This can be hard to remember since 이에요 and 예요 sound so similar. (also as a side note be careful not to add 이 to 예요 -- it’s just 예요!) You might not even be able to hear a difference if someone is speaking quickly. But essentially, these rules exist for the sake of easier pronunciation. So really, you can just say whatever sounds more comfortable and you’ll probably end up being correct! I hope this helps! 화이팅!
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말도 안돼요
- That's Ridiculous
- I Can't Believe It
- No Way!
- That's Nonsense; Impossible
말 = “words,”
도 = “even,”
안 돼 = “must not be.”
Meaning:
The idiom "말이 되다" literally means "to become/form a word/words", so it means "to make sense".
And it is also used when saying "to be reasonable/logical" or "to be possible/true". Therefore, "말이 안 된다" or "말이 되지 않다" means "not to make sense" or "to be not possible/true".
Example Sentences Below👇
넌 항상 말도 안 되는 말을 해
You talk nonsense all the time.
말도 안 되는 소리지. 그렇게는 안 돼.
That's out of question. You can't have it so.
그런 말도 안 되는 소리 하지 마.
Stop talking that nonsense!
물론 사실이 아니지, 무슨 말도 안 되는 생각이람
Of course it’s not true, what an absurd idea.
그 목격자는 분명히 말도 안 되는 거짓말을 하고 있었다.
The witness was clearly lying through his teeth.
정말 솔직히 말해서, 그 친구 의견은 말도 안 된다.
Quite frankly, his opinion is ridiculous.
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This has been on my mind for a while and as an ally of the LGBT community, I would like to express my gratitude. There is great bravery and courage in being who you are - with anyone really - but I cannot express enough how wonderful and amazing YOU are. I understand that I have a lot of people who identify as part of the LGBT community and I would like to say,
I am proud of you and I support you.
You’ve done well, you’ve fought hard, and you live strong. Pride month is just around the corner (June), and to get you ready I’ve compiled a list of Korean LGBT+ Vocab for you to practice. Enjoy ~
성지향성 - sexual orientation 엘지비티 - LGBT 동성애자 - homosexual 동성 - same-sex 여성 동성애자 / 레즈비언 - lesbian 남성 동성애자 / 게이 - gay 양성애자 / 바이섹슈얼 - bisexual 범성애자 / 팬섹슈얼 - pansexual 무성애자 - asexual 동성결혼 - same-sex marriage 커밍아웃을 하다 - to come out 성소수자 / 퀴어* - queer 이성애자 - heterosexual 성전환자 - transexual ~ *퀴어 - queer is a better translation as 성소수자 means sexual minority
성정체성 - gender identity 에이젠더 - agender 젠더플루이드 - gender fluid 넌바이너리 - nonbinary 양성적/ 앤드로지너스 - androgynous 성전환자 / 트랜스젠더* - transgender 트랜스맨 - trans man 트랜스우먼 - trans woman 생물학적 성 - biological sex 시스젠더 - cisgender 성별 - gender 전한중 - transitioning ~ * again, 트랜스젠더 is a better translation for transgender, because 성전환자 means ‘sex change patient’
Example Sentences: 저는 ‘x’입니다. - I am ‘x’. 저는 너를(널) 지지합니다 - I support you. 잘했습니다 - you did well 화이팅 / 파이팅 - fighting!
If there is anything that I said that was incorrect or ignorant in any way, please message me and correct me! Or if you really want to chat and you need someone to talk to, my pm’s are always open! I really appreciate the feedback. Thank you for supporting me - it’s my turn to show I support you ~
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Ep 1-3 / Vocabulary
전국 all regions/ the whole country 식객 scrounger/parasitic house guest 방랑하다 to wander 자기 used when you’re talking about someone you’ve already mentioned 밥상 a dining table, but usually the more traditional version where four to five people sit around a small table on the floor 이해하다 to understand 동안 during 힘들다 difficult 한두 (shortened version of 하나 둘) one or two/ a couple of 개 (shortened version of 것) thing 이렇게 like this 떠나다 to leave 불쌍하다 to be pitiful 변호사 lawyer 어쩜 (shortened version of 어쩌면) a word which expresses uncertainty 마음 heart 여리다 to be soft 여리시다 to be soft (honourific) 천사 angel 주인 owner 고소당하다 to be sued/accused of something 마무리 짓다 to become finished/wrapped up/completed
