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Vocabulary — Science and Maths (과학과 수학)

Request from @sussaem: Some science or maths vocab, pretty please? Whatever focus in there that you feel like thinking about.

[Note: I already have a Diseases and Treatments Vocab post, so I won't get into any more medical vocab in this one.]

Maths (수학)

뺄셈 substraction

곱셈 multiplication

나눔 division

더하기 addition, to add

빼기 to substract

나누기 to divide

곱하기 to multiply

계산하다 to calculate

합계 total

산술 arithmetic

대수학 algebra

기하학 geometry

미적분학 calculus

통계학 statistics

짝수 even number

홀수 odd number

소수 prime number/decimal

분수 fraction

퍼센트 percent/퍼센터지 percentage

정리 theorem

증명 proof

해답 solution

공식 formula

방정식 equation

그래프 graph

축 axis

평균 average

확률 probability

차원 dimensions

면적 area

원주 둘레 circumference

지름 diameter

반지름 radius

길이 length

높이 height

넓이 width

각 angle

모양

동그라미 circle

세모 triangle

네모 square

직사각형 rectangle

오각형 pentagon

육각형 hexagon

팔각형 octagon

타원형 oval

다각형 polygon

원뿔 cone

입방체 cube

원통 cylinder

피라미드 pyramie

구체 sphere

Science (과학)

Biology (생물학)

영양물 food

생태학 ecology

미생물 microorganisms

먹이 연쇄 food chain

광합성 photosynthesis

분해자 decomposers

분재 decomposition

화학에너지 chemical energy

(유기) 혼합물 (organic) compound

생물권 biosphere

개체군수, 집단 population

원천 resources

생태계 ecosystem

초식동물 herbivore

육식동물 carnivore

잡식동물 omnivore

서식지 habitat

공생 관계 symbiosis

종, 종류 species

멸종 extinct

효소 enzymes

엽록소 chlorophyll

세포 cell

단백직 protein

탄소화물 carbohydrate

지방 fat

Physics (물리학)

자연현상 natural phenomenon

원자 atoms

분자 molecules

원소 element

핵 nucleus

양성자 protons

중성자 neutrons

전자 electrons

이온 ions (이온화 ionization)

화학적으로 이어진 것 chemical bonds

수소 hydrogen

탄소 carbon

산소 oxygen

염소 chlorine

염화물 chloride

PH 눈금표 pH scale

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Korean Webtoon Recommendations

Hey guys, I wanted to make another recommendation post for those looking for more Korean language resources. Some of these may be good for beginners but I think many intermediate learners will find these more useful. Anyways, here are some webtoons you can find on Naver Webtoon:

독립일기 This webtoon is about the trials and tribulations of the narrator trying to live on their own for the first time since graduating from college. A humorous commentary on trying to be a functioning adult– I think many of us can relate. It’s also useful to learn everyday vocabulary required to live on one’s own

드로잉 레시피 A quiet commentary on life and loss, Eunsoo travels to her late mother’s hideaway in the countryside and begins to reflect on her and her mother’s lives. Sketch-like drawings of gardens and flowers make reading pleasant and entertaining and dialogue is uncomplicated.

판타지 여동생! High schooler Eungjung begins to feel left out by her peers who all are crazy for video games. Her older brother gives her the latest MMORPG for her birthday, and on a bet, she sets out to master the game. Fun fantasy characters and video game vocab keep reading exciting.

범이올시다! One day, young Bangshil brings home a baby tiger. His grandmother forbids him from keeping it but somehow, the tiger keeps managing to find his way back into their home. While the dialogue is fairly basic, this webtoon is set in the Joseon era, so readers should be aware that some vocab and grammar is not current, but fun to learn.

정년이 Another period piece, this webtoon is set in 1956. This story is about Jeongnyeon, a young woman with nothing to her name but a singing voice. She dreams of making it big as a theater actor in Seoul. It begins in Mokpo, so those interested in Jeollanam satoori will enjoy, but for those not used to it, it can make understanding a bit more confusing. I also personally really love the artwork of this webtoon.

유미의 세포들 I have recommended this webtoon before, and I do so again, because it remains a great one. As Yumi navigates life, the audience gets a special look inside her brain at the hardworking cells that control her emotions and decisions. Dialogue is fairly uncomplicated so beginners may also find enjoyment here.

백수세끼 Lastly, 백수세끼, a fun play on words (can you guess what it is?) recalls the story of one couple’s relationship, as it starts and ends, through food. Where did it go wrong, what changed? Accompanied by delicious illustrations of food, natural conversations of young adults unfold.

I hope this was helpful! What are your favorite webtoons? Let me know!

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Peak Romance™

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I really want to watch this one but haven’t had the time yet (too many assignments 🥲)

As a Korean Studies major and a Musicology minor this is just right for me~ It also gives me Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso/ Your lie in April vibes🌸...Has anyone watched it already though? Is it good?

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CV (이력서) in Korean

1. 인적 사항 (personal information)

성명 name: 한글 (in hangeul), 영문 (in roman letters)

생년월일 birth date

병역사항 information about military service, only for men)

현주소 current address

연락처 contact information

성별 gender

보훈 대상 여부 whether or not you are the recipient of veteran benefits

2. 학력 사항 (information on academic achievements)

(재학)기간 time you spent at school

학교명 name of the school (학위 degree)

전공학과 major (sometimes called 계열)

학점/만점 GPA

소재지 adress of the school you attended

3. 자격증 몇 교육 사항 (diplomas and education information)

자격 (qualifications)/ 면허 (licence)

외국어 공인시험 official recognition of foreign language (diploma proving you speak a language)

취득일자 date of aquisition (of the diploma)

자격 몇 교육명 qualifications

발급기관 issuing organization (who gave you the diploma)

점수 (score)/등급 (ranking)

4. 수상 경력 (awards)

일자 date

단체 group, organization

내용 circumstances

5. 경력 사항 (work experience information)

회사명 name of the company

근무기간 work hours

근무부서 (department where you work)/직위 (position in the company)

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I'll also be starting a few series of vocabulary posts - one for beginners and one for the TOPIK II exam because I'm studying for it right now. Happy studying everyone~ 💙📚

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Term abroad in South Korea - Part 2 🇰🇷

Starbucks in the Coex mall. Gangnam, Seoul, Korea. Feb 2020

Being all alone in Seoul I also started going around alone. It wasn't as bad as I thought it would be :) Travelling/taking a trip alone lets you spend time with yourself; you walk/look in your own pace; you go wherever you want to without having to discuss it with someone else first. Of course it’s also fun to travel with friends or family but I think it’s almost a life accomplishment to find fun in spending time with oneself and travelling alone. So these pictures were taken at Starbucks in a popular mall in Gangnam. It is super huge so you can get lost easily, which I did a few times - but I wasn’t in a hurry so I just walked and walked and walked and looked and looked and looked and just enjoyed (as you can see I’m fond of malls - I was born in Bangkok and it’s a mall city so...). The drink I ordered is called 허니자몽블랙티 (Honey Grapefruit Black Tea) which I fell in love with T^T I normally don’t drink anything that contains caffeine but this tea was so good and I am so sad we don’t have it here in Germany. So for about a week I went around alone in Seoul, exploring a bit by myself. But of course I couldn’t stay alone in Seoul forever - you can learn many things by yourself and grow as a person, but there are also things you learn while being with others - and for me as an introvert that’s kind of necessary. I didn’t want to just stay inside my own little world anymore. I was ready to go on a adventure of self-development :) Stay tuned for my next posts ~

If you have any questions or anything you're curios about - feel free to ask me 😊💙

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Vocabulary - Trip

여권 : passport

트렁크 : suitcase

비행기 : airplane

기차 : train

지도 : map

표 : ticket

호텔 : hotel

사진기 : camera

멀미 : motion sickness

이정표 : sign post

나침반 : compass

휴게소 : service area

선글라스 : sunglasses

특산물 : specialty

기념품 : souvenir

여행사 : travel agency

예약 : reservation

렌터카 : rental car

고속도로 : highway

가이드 : guide

배낭여행 : backpacking

요트 : yacht

당일치기 : a day’s trip

편도 : one way

왕복 : travel back and forth

체크인 : check-in

체크아웃 : check-out

전망대 : observatory

해변 : beach, seahorse

랜드마크 : landmark

Written by Admin Sung

Edited by Admin Yu

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Since I'm posting about my term abroad in South Korea rn I thought this post would fit to my timeline 😊~

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Korean Grammar — (으)ㄴ걸(요)/인걸(요)

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Term abroad in South Korea - Part 1 🇰🇷

A place I miss: Sinchon, Seoul, South Korea. Picture taken during the spring term in 2020

Sinchon was the area I lived in while I had my term aborad. The Goshiwon (small one room) I lived in was only in 5 min. walking distance from the main entrance of the Yonsei University. I arrived at the end of February, one day before the news reported that the corona virus had spread rapidly from Daegu through the whole country. My parents called and asked if I wanted to go back to Germany - of course I said no. It took hours for me to arrive in Seoul and I tried to only get straight As at my home university in order to get picked for the term abroad - yearly only 7 people are picked from about 200~300 people (even though I admittedly don't know how many applied). So nope I wasn't going back. But thanks to corona virus the term abroad was pushed back a few weeks so I didn't have anything to do and no one there I knew. I was really really lonely and didn't know how I should make friends as an introvert in a country where it wasn't even common to just talk to strangers (if strangers came to talk to you they're most likely trying to get you into a religious sect - and there are so many different ones in SK). I wasn't really sure if I was going to have a good time in SK as I have hoped. And just because I didn't want to return back to Germany didn't mean that I wasn't homesick. I missed my family so much because I'm especially close to my mom and my sister.

How I made friends and what else I did in SK besides taking online courses when the term began and how the HelloTalk app helped me with a few things (not sponsored) you can read in my next posts.

If you have any questions or anything you're curios about - feel free to ask me 😊💙

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First/Introduction Post

I decided to make a Tumblr account, but I can’t say that I’m 100% Studyblr so I didn’t want to define my Tumblr as such but I will probably post a lot of study content. I might post my old travel photos whenever I’m feeling the wanderlust, since I can’t go anywhere right now due to COVID-19. 

And now if you want to get to know me/be friends/follow me on Tumblr or if you’re just curious about this Tumblr newbie:

- Name: you can call me Sorang

- Age: I think age doesn’t really matter for this but my birthday is on the 23rd of December

- Countries: born in Thailand, grew up and currently living in Germany.

I visited South Korea twice (I was in Seoul this year for a term abroad - at the Yonsei University). 

A country I have never been to but always wanted to visit is Australia, since my parents used to live there for many years and always told me stories about what they have experienced there (they love it there) since I was young.

- Hobbies: singing, making music, dancing, reading, drawing, travelling, fashion, baking, eating good food 

- languages: German (fluent), Thai (fluent), English (fluent), Korean (advanced), French (beginner), Chinese (beginner - only speaking), Japanese (barely)

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Other things about me: - I am majoring in Empirical linguistic (Korean) and my minor is Music Studies

- I do music production, singing and songwriting (only as a hobby right now) in my free time; I especially love writing lyrics (have written lyrics in English and Korean; want to try Thai next) -> hit me up if you want to do a collaboration for fun; fav music to produce (right now - it changes from time to time): lo-fi jazz, lo-fi hip hop, pop, jazz pop

- I love dancing (I’m not good at it though) - but the dance styles that I find most intriguing to learn is hip hop especially popping and contemporary/lyrical jazz

- My parents are both half Chinese but they both can’t speak the language :(

- Sorang is my mother’s Chinese name (Teochew Chinese - not Mandarin) and I liked it so much that I made it my artist name

I took this picture when I flew back to Germany from South Korea.

If you have any questions or just want to chat - hit my dm