한국어

• 전 한국어공부하는 미국인입니당~1월쯤부터 배우기 시작하고있고요. 언젠가 한국에 공부하려고 여행하고싶은데 지금은 겨우 17살이어서 못해요. 자~ 열심히 공부하자! • tracking #klangpath

[klangpath]

where do i find the test that you did? i look for it on the site but couldn't find it... thank you!

when i got to the website it was just on the sidebar and said “test your korean” :) hope this helps!

[klangpath]

ttmik’s new website revamp is so nice! 

i took the test to see what i get :D im still going to go back and review previous levels because this is me after months of not sitting down to learn new stuff and study besides vocab sets :( im hoping to get back into the swing of things...

[mykoreanstudy]

Some Organ Trafficking Vocab

금품을 수수하다, to receive money (in exchange for smth else)

취직을 알선하다, help sm1 get a job

비밀리에, secretly

공공연히, overtly

밀거래하다, to traffic/smuggle smth

은어, slang/jargon

공갈, extortion/intimidation

사형수, a convict on death row

절취하다, steal/take out

헌혈/매혈: donating blood/selling blood

콩팥: kidney (pure Korean)

신용불량자, a person with bad credit history

추궁하다, to interrogate sm1

급전이 필요하다, to need a large sum of money quickly

쓸개, gall bladder

위조되다, to be false/forged

[astridstudieslanguages]

Hey I appreciate the lesson but what the fuck?

[mykoreanstudy]

Hahahahaha I’m laughing now imagining people scrolling through their dashboard like “flirty korean……weather vocab in korean……korean slang…..everyday korean expressions……organ trafficking in korean………………..wait wtf”

I’m writing a report for school :)

[klangpath]

Hi (๑･̑◡･̑๑) I have understood the basic way to use 은 는 이 가 . But.. where can i find more complex sentences to practice.. like using them both in one sentence?

hi there!!!

that’s great that you’ve learned the concept of the particles :) im very proud of you!

now, i recommend maybe watching some 영국남자 on youtube to read the subtitles or listen to them speak as there are more complex sentences. also, reading articles could help you find sentences and break them down. though, some particles like 을/를 are dropped often, so you might not find them all in one sentence or where one *should* be. its similar to how we get lazy in english and drop things like punctuation and apostrophes :)

good luck, sweet anon! feel free to send another message at any time ^^

[bitesizekorean]

Where have u beeeen

Life just sort of took priority for a while. Unfortunately, my health took a pretty severe turn for the worse and I had to focus on my recovery the last 10 months or so. But I’m much better now, still on the mend but keeping busy. I’m actually super happy to be delving into Korean again; it’s been too long! ^^

[studiousbees]

To make someone do something — -게 하다

Time for more grammar! In the past I covered -게 되다, which one can use to show that someone or something ended up doing something, or ended up in a certain state. This time, we’ll take a look at -게 하다, which is used when someone or something makes someone or something do something or take on a certain state. Let’s check out some examples and see how it works.

Keep reading

[marlaytheexplorer]

Hi there! I’m Marlay. I’ve been loitering around the Studyblr community for a while now. And since, it’s my birthday month, I decided to finally make one!

Facts about me

I’m an August baby.

Born and raised in the Philippines.

An ISFP-T.

I’m currently in my 4th year of college, taking up a Business program.

I’m fluent in both Filipino and English.

Self-studying Korean.

My Interests

I love everything and anything Korean. 

I used to read a lot when I was still in high school. But then, college happened. Now, I’m trying to read more. Please feel free to give me recommendations! :) 

I’m into photography and videography. I’m a memories-hoarder.

I can’t live without music. I listen to anything - from classical to Christian music to Kpop. 

I love food a lot. I’m not really good at cooking tho.

Why did I make a Studyblr?

I’ve been a consistent straight A student for as long as I can remember. Last semester, I lost my place in the Dean’s Honor Roll (in my college, it’s a list of students who are performing in their acads excellently) and that broke me. I’m currently in the healing process. And I want to channel all the pain, disappointments, anger – basically, every negative thing I’ve felt and gone through into something productive and worthwhile.

I want to help other students like me. I want to motivate and connect with them. 

Also, through this Studyblr, I hope to develop better study habits, learn more, and grow as a better person.

What would be my contents?

Positivity and motivation!

Self-care tips~

Study tips~

My life as a student, a friend, and a family!

Studyblrs (and motivational Tumblrs) that inspire me and help me a lot

@emmastudies // @theorganisedstudent // @studylustre // @studyquill // @universi-tea // @h-eonno // @linlearnskorean // @miharusblog // @klangpath // @learnkoreanwithmusic // @scholarstudy // @studynowsandee // @motivatemycollegelife // @seoulfullstudy // @aworkinggirlsbujo // @annyeong-korean // @lovelearnkorean // @ivysstudyblr // @cwote // @chibird 

[language-ing-deactivated2019022]

Hello everybody!

I’ve finally made a blog! I’ve been wanting to do this for a while, ever since I found the langblr and studyblr communities.

The goal if this account is to keep track of my progess in language learning and college. I’ve been looking foreward to having more time to dedicate to this.

About Me

You can call me Lisa, if you’d like. I am 17 (turning 18 soon), Somali. I live in Canada. I’m going to college in September where I’ll be stuyding fashion design.

Intrests are

reading, books are great, stories are great

watching movies and shows (I’m really into variety shows these days)

baking, it is both therapeutic and stressful

photography, I’m working on editing things for now

designing

history, really love history (I love learning in general but historyyy). I’ve got an obsession with roman history. I’m trying to learn more about asian and african history in general

when things are busy yet you have time to just looking up at the sky and drink a cup of tea

Time for the fun part LANGUAGES

My target languages are Italian, Korean and Mandarin.

There are a bunch of other languages I would love to learn. Albanian, khmer, thai, japanese, french, sawhili, persian, arabic, indonesian, mongolian and a bunch more

I’ll be using #language-ing to keep track of my progress

These are blogs I really love (and I am so very thankful for them) and I realllly look up to:

@asian-lang-stubyblr @emmastudies @goodbyemonolingualism @ilsestudiesstudying @klangpath @krjpstudy @lovelybluepanda @languagemadness @lilidoescriticallanguages @language-aholic @magnetizedtomandarin @optomstudies @rinkodesu @studyquill @studyoon @studiousbees @studyign @xuexichinese @yetanotherlanguage

[learninghangukeo]

What's the difference between '반짝거리다' and '깜박거리다'? They both translate to 'twinkle' yes?

Good question!^^

You can indeed translate both of them to “twinkle” but it depends on the context of the sentence.

반짝거리다 is used with things that sparkle, i.e. a form of light reflection. Common examples are glitter, jewelry, and stars in the sky.

깜박거리다 is for things that flash on and off or open and shut repeatedly/regularly, such as Christmas lights or blinking eyes. Most traffic-related lights use 깜박거리다 (ex: the crosswalk signs or turn signals).

[mykoreanstudy]

Driving Vocabulary

초보 운전자, new driver

차를 몰다, to drive

좌회전/우회전, left turn/right turn

브레이크 (페달), brake (pedal)

악셀 (페달), accelerator (pedal)

차선, lane

차선을 바꾸다, to change a lane

차선변경, lane changing

차간거리, the space between two cars

사이드미러, side view mirror

룸미러, rear view mirror

브레이크를 밟다, hit the brake

교차로, intersection

속도를 줄이다, slow down

운전대/핸들, steering wheel

급정지하다, to stop suddenly

양보하다, to yield

야간운전, night driving

안전벨트, , safety belt

엔진회전계, tachometer

연료계, fuel gauge

깜빡이, turn signal

속도계, speedometer

야간등, bright lights

와이퍼, wipers

2단기어, 2nd gear

기어봉, gear 

경음기 (클랙슨), horn

주차, parking

후진, reverse

수동기어, neutral gear

전진, drive gear

곡선, turn

바짝 따라붙다 tailgate

(자동차) 정비소, auto shop

세차장, carwash

운전면허, driver’s liscense

주차 위반 딱지, parking ticket

속도 위반 딱지, speeding ticket

트렁크, trunk

앞자석/뒷자석, front seat/back seat

조수석, passenger seat

펑크난 타이어, flat tire

타이어를 교환하다, to change a tire

수동 변속기/자동 변속기, manual transmission/automatic transmission

클러치, clutch

번호판, license plate

뺑소니 사고, hit-and-run

차로 치다, to run over/hit smth

차에 치이다, to be run over/hit

통행권, right-of-way

긴급차량, emergency vehicle

[klangpath]

oh i didnt know! i knew 적 meant enemy but i just assumed it was implied. tysm for pointing that out :)

[mykoreanstudy]

Miscellaneous Korean 7/19/18

목말라하다, to thirst for something

육상 선수, track-and-field athlete

매료시키다, to captivate/fascinate

안이하다, to be easygoing

만연하다, to be prevalent

각인시키다, to imprint/stamp something 

표출하다, express/show

새삼, once again/anew

통념, common notion/social norm

점진적, gradual/progressive

쇠퇴하다, decline/decay

-에 입각하다, to be based on -

기술을 연마하다, to polish up on one’s skills

궁리하다, to devise/think up something

안간힘을 쓰다, to try desperately (not to do something)

[mykoreanstudy]

Stats/trends vocab

This is good vocab for the part of the topik II test in which they tell you to describe a graph/chart (usually it’s question 53 in the writing section). Vocab is written together with its corresponding antonym and the english below which will hopefully make these words less confusing.

증가하다<>감소하다, increase<>decrease

상승하다<>하강하다  등귀하다<>하락하다, rise<>fall (NOTE: although technically 상승하다 and 하락하다 are not exact opposites, they are usually used as such. 하강하다/등귀하다 are not as commonly used)

증가세를 보이다<>감소세를 보이다 상승세를 보이다<>하락세를 보이다, rise<>fall

인상하다<>인하하다, increase<>decrease (more commonly used in their noun forms, 인상/인하)

급증하다<>급감하다 급락하다<>급등하다, increase sharply<>fall sharply

연장하다<>단축하다, expand<>cut down on

폭등하다<>폭락하다, soar<>nosedive

늘어나다<>줄어들다, grow<>diminish

넓어지다<>좁아지다, become wider<>become narrower

커지다<>작아지다, become bigger<>become smaller

절상하다<>절하하다, appreciate<>depreciate

올라가다<>내려가다, go up<>go down

증세하다<>감세하다, raise taxes<>cut taxes

이익을 보다<>손해를 보다, benefit from<>suffer from

증폭하다, amplify

주춤하다, slow down

성장하다, grow

절감하다, reduce

[study-korean]

바 = Can be used in the place of 일, 것, 줄 to mean 방법, 앞에서 말한 내용, 형편/사실

네가 알 바가 아니다 = Not the matters that you should know. 어찌할 바를 모르다 = No idea how one should do 위에서 말한 바와 같이 = As stated above  그것이 바로 내가 바라던 바다 = That's exactly what I wanted to happen.  내가 아는 바로는 = As far as I know  제가 아는 바로는 그렇습니다 = That's how I understood it.    듣는 바에 의하면 그는 유능한 사람인 것 같다 = Judging from reports, he seems to be an able man.  

x, x

[klangpath]

한국어를 배우길 왜 시작해셨어요?

아 그건 ㅎㅎ 오버워치 자주 했을때 한국사람을 만나고 친구가 됐지만 영어를 잘못했어요. 우리 친구들이랑 같이 얘기했을때마다 그사람은 아무것도 말하지않았어요…한 말이 없었어요…못했으니까 친구를 도와주기 위해 제가 한국어 배우고싶었어요. 그래서 공부하기 시작했는데 이제 매일 카톡하고 함께 게임해요 아직 ㅎㅎㅎㅎ

이거도 읽으세용~ : https://klangpath.tumblr.com/faq

[mykoreanstudy]

omg 소름….

edit: description for those who want it. this is a video where two women went onto a chatting app pretending to be a female middle schooler (they told people they were 15 years old in Korean age, which is 13-14 in international age). TONS of men immediately started sending them messages about making a sugar-daddy situation with them (basically, offering to pay them for sex). There was some creepy comments they highlighted, like “please be wearing your school uniform when you come to meet me” and “I know a motel that doesn’t card people.” They’d agree to it and then offer to meet the men in front of the neighborhood middle school. Many of the men run away when they discover the women are not actually a middle school aged girl, but they manage to get some of them to chat with them about why they go online to seek out children for prostitution. They offer explanations about how they have a fantasy, want to feel young again, etc. One of the men they meet is in his 50s and has a 20 year old daughter. Others are in their 20s, 30s, and 40s. The aim of the video is to highlight the child prostitution problem in Korea and how it’s too easy for men to pray on younger girls using phone apps. Really unsettling stuff.

[study-korean]

Hospital/medical vocab 경기관광공사