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[bulletproof-korean]

J-Hope - 백일몽 (Daydream) 2

저기 저 경계선을 넘어 느껴보는 거야 앨리스가 빠진 구멍처럼 호그와트 가는 길처럼 신기루의 세계일 거야 그리고 내 세상일 거야 상상 그대로 일 거야 But 영원하진 않을 거야 Shit

➼ 경계선 - a boundary line, border line ➼ 넘다 - to pass, to cross ➼ 느끼다 - to feel ➼ 앨리스 - Alice (in Wonderand) ➼ 빠지다 - to fall ➼ 구멍 - a hole ➼ 호그와트 - Hogwarts ➼ 신기루 - a mirage ➼ 세계 - a world ➼ 상상 그대로 - according to imagination, as you imagined it ➼ 영원하다 - to be eternal

Wishing on a Sky Wishing on a Scar 해가 있다면 꿈을 꾸고 싶다고 Wishing on a Sky Wishing on a Scar 달빛이 있다면 깨어나기 싫다고

➼ 해 - the sun ➼ 꿈꾸다 - to dream ➼ 달빛 - moonlight ➼ 깨어나다 - to wake up

So what I get drunk 미칠 때까지 So what I go out 일 생각 없이 젊음을 느껴보자고 Young Wild and Free Wild and Free 나도 한번 해보자고

➼ 미치다 - to be crazy ➼ 젊음 - youth

눈치 따윈 안 보는 거 Errday 내 감정을 내 맘대로 해 Errday 맘에 들면 저격하는 사랑꾼 Errday 공식 없이 욕구를 풀어대 Errday 내 성격을 무시해 Errday 부끄럼 없이 울고 싶다고 Errday Dream list, 그 일 순위 그냥 돈 걱정 없이 Deep sleep 

➼ 눈치 - wits, sense ➼ 감정 - emotions ➼ 내 맘대로 - according to me, as I want it to ➼ 저격하다 - to snipe ➼ 사랑꾼 - a romantist ➼ 공식 - official, formal ➼ 욕구를 풀다 - to get rid of desires ➼ 성격 - character, personnality ➼ 무시하다 - to ignore ➼ 부끄어움 - embarrasment, feeling shy ➼ 일 순위 - the first place, first priority

[koreanstudytips]

100 More Verbs in Korean

참석하다 - To attend, To participate

실례하다 - To annoy, To trouble

기대하다 - To anticipate, To expect

감사하다 - To appreciate, To thank

가져오다 - To bring, To cause

결정되다 - To be decided

나빠지다 - To become worse

데려오다 - To bring, To fetch

쓰이다 - To be used

안되다 - To be unsuccessful

끊어지다 - To be disconnected, To get cut

구성되다 - To be composed, To be formed

취하다 - To be drunk

피다 - To bloom, To blossom

막다 - To block, To stop, To prevent

자랑하다 - To boast, To show off

만족하다 - To be satisfied, To be content

발견되다 - To be discovered, To be found

관련되다 - To be related to

갈아입다 - To change (clothes)

거두다 - To collect, To achieve

건너다 - To cross over

걸어오다 - To come on foot

계속되다 - To continue, To be continued

고려하다 - To consider

고르다 - To choose, To select

내려오다 - To come down

알아보다 - To check, To investigate, To realize

확인하다 - To confirm, To check

개발하다 - To develop, To create

결정하다 - To decide

그리다 - To draw, To paint

그러다 - To do that, To do this

꿈꾸다 - To dream of

나누다 - To divide, To split, To share

줄어들다 - To decrease, To shrink

졸다 - To doze off

강조하다 - To emphasize

겪다 - To experience, To undergo

견디다 - To endure, To bear, To stand

달아나다 - To escape, To runaway

즐기다 - To enjoy, To have fun

터지다 - To explode, To break out

경험하다 - To experience

끝나다 - To end, To be over

노력하다 - To endeavor, To strive

따라가다 - To follow, To go after

날다 - To fly

쳐다보다 - To gaze, To stare

어울리다 - To get along, To match, To suit

걸어가다 - To go on foot, To walk

낳다 - To give birth to

늙다 - To get old

다녀오다 - To go and get back

가지다 - To have, To possess

고생하다 - To have a hard time, To suffer

감추다 - To hide, To disguise

늘다 - To increase, To improve

무시하다 - To ignore, To neglect

구경하다 - To look around, To see the sights

남기다 - To leave behind

돌아보다 - To look back

둘러보다 - To look around

잃어버리다 - To lose something

실수하다 - To make a mistake

벌다 - To make money, To earn money

뜻하다 - To mean, To indicate

끄덕이다 - To nod, To give a nod

관찰하다 - To observe, To watch

넘치다 - To overflow, To brim over

쌓다 - To pack, To stack, To accumulate

데리다 - To pick somebody up

갖추다 - To prepare, To be equipped with

진행되다 - To progress, To proceed

질문하다 - To question, To ask

기르다 - To raise, To grow, To develop

깨닫다 - To realize, To become aware

기록하다 - To record, To write

기뻐하다 - To rejoice, To be happy

기억하다 - To remember, To recall

닮다 - To resemble, To look like

요구하다 - To request, To demand

달려가다 - To run, To dash

그만두다 - To stop, To drop, To quit

그치다 - To stop, To cease

노래하다 - To sing a song

외치다 - To shout, To yell

해결하다  - To settle, To solve

나타내다 - To show, To express

아끼다 - To save, To cherish

내밀다 - To stick out, To stretch out

흔들다 - To shake, To swing

비추다 - To shine, To reflect

몰다 - To steer, To drive

돌보다 - To take care, To look after

가져가다 - To take, To carry

던지다 - To throw

갈아타다 - To transfer, To change (car, train, etc…)

걸리다 - To take time

돌다 - To turn, To rotate

[miharusblog]

☆ THINGS YOU CAN SEND TO YOUR IDOLS/FAVS💕

💚 MORNING TIME/ BEGINNING OF THE DAY.

굿모닝/좋은 아침 - good morning 잘 잤어? - did u sleep well? 화이팅 - fighting 힘내세요 - have strenght 오늘 기분이/컨디션 어때요? - how’s your mood/condition today? 좋은 하루 보내세요 -  have a good day 오늘도 네 곁에 있을게요 -  i’ll be by your side today as well

💙 NIGHT TIME/ THE END OF THE DAY.

굿밤/굿나잇/좋은 밤 - good night 잘자요 - sleep well 오늘 수고핬어요 - you’ve worked hard today 오늘 잘했어요 - you did well today 이제 자야 해요 - you should sleep now 내일 봐요 - see you tomorrow

💜 LOVING WORDS TO CHEER THEM UP.

보고싶어요 - i miss you 관찮아요? - are you okay? 사랑해요 - i love you 힘내새요 - have strenght 걱정 마세요 - don’t worry 우리 항상 네 곁에 있을게요 - we will always be by your side 역시 최고이다! - as excepted, you’re the best! 이 노래 정말 좋아요 - this song is really good 이 노래 너무 좋아해요 - i love this song very much 좋은 음악을 줘서 고마워요 - thank you for giving us good music 오늘도 예뻐요 - you’re pretty today as well 잘 들을 게요 - i will listen to it well 축하해요! - congrats!

💛 LOVE REMINDERS.

밥 먹었어요? - did u eat? 맛있게 먹어요 - eat deliciously 잘 먹어요! - eat well! 조심하세요 - please be careful 아프지마세요 - don’t get sick/hurt 감기 조심하세요 - don’t catch a cold

💖 WHEN YOU WANT TO REACT TO WHAT THEY POST (PICTURES, VIDEOS..)

예뻐요 - pretty 잘 생겼어요 - handsome 멋있어요 - cool 귀여워요 - cute 좋아요 - good! 아주 좋아요 - i like (very much) 오빠/언니 짱이에요! - oppa/unnie is the best!

⚠ i will probably add more soon..😄 correct me if u see any mistakes!

[lostinkoreantranslations]

Useful Adverbs

Manner:

매우- very

아주- very

혼자- alone

함께- together

상당히- quite

진짜로- really

실제로- really

빨리- quickly

제대로- well

잘- well

열심히- hard

천천히- slowly

신중하게- carefully

거의- hardly

간신히- barely

가까스로- barely

주로- mostly

전적으로- absolutely

Time:

오늘- today

어제- yesterday

내일- tomorrow

매일- everyday

지금- now

그때- then

나중에- later

후에- later

바로- immediately

즉시- immediately

곧- soon

이미- already

최근에- recently

요즘- recently, these days, lately

아직(도)- still, yet

전에- ago

다음- next

지난- last

Frequency:

절대- never

드물게- rarely

가끔- sometimes

보통- usually

대개- usually

항상- always

늘- always

자주- frequently

흔히- frequently

Place:

여기- here

저기- there, over there

거기- there

저쪽에- over there

모든곳- everywhere

어디나- everywhere

어디든- anywhere

아무데나- anywhere

아무데도- nowhere

어디에도- nowhere

떨어져- away

바깥에- out (out there)

–Ana

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Vowel contraction

When a vowel connects directly to another vowel they usually contract into something new to make it easier to pronounce

ㅏ + ㅏ = ㅏ

가다 + 아요 = 가요 ( to go )

ㅓ + ㅓ = ㅓ

서다 + 어요 = 서요 ( to stop )

ㅗ + ㅏ = ㅘ

오다 + 아요 = 와요 ( to come )

ㅜ + ㅓ = ㅝ

주다 + 어요 = 줘요 ( to give )

ㅡ + ㅓ = ㅓ

쓰다 + 어요 = 써요 ( to write )

ㅣ + ㅓ = ㅕ

기다리다 + 어요 = 기다려요 ( to wait )

ㅐ + ㅓ = ㅐ

보내다 + 어요 = 보내요 ( to spend time/to send )

ㅔ + ㅓ = ㅔ

세다 + 어요 = 세요 ( to count )

ㅚ + ㅓ = ㅙ

되다 + 어요 = 돼요 ( to become )

하 + ㅕ = 해

하다 + 여요 = 해요 ( to do )

A&R

[sugmin9395]

BTS Vocabulary Save Me (Jimin’s Part)

note: this may seem a little advanced if you don’t know hangul and some of the grammar points i still suck a bit at grammar so i’ll do my best since i’m not just going to write the korean word but also explain the grammar behind it.

2nd note: i will never post in romanization, i haven’t read romanization since i started learning the alphabet and romanization only hinders you plus it’s ugly to look at lol i’m weird

난: I  

Comes from the informal word for “I” in Korean combined with the subject/topic particle. So 나 + 는 = 난

숨쉬고 싶어: I want to breathe

Is derived from the verb 숨쉬다 which is “to breathe.” The stem of the verb is 숨쉬 and adding 고 싶어 to the end of the stem of a verb turns it into wanting something, so 숨쉬고 싶어 turns into I want to breathe.

이: This

Pretty self-explanatory, no grammar explanation needed.

밤이: Night

밤 means “night” and the 이 here is the subject particle

싫어: to not like

The informal conjugation of 싫다

난 숨쉬고 이 밤이 싫어: I want to breathe, I don’t like this night

이젠: now

깨고 싶어 : I want to wake up

Is derived from the verb 깨다 which is “to wake up.” Adding 고 싶어 turns the phrase into I want to wake up

꿈속이 : being in my dreams

꿈 means dream, and 속 is being in something but not physically, this is different from the Korean word 안 which also means “in" where you can use it in the same way as 속 but also it can be used if you were actually in a place like say a house, school, etc. 속 is used for saying something like in one’s heart, or mind, etc, a place where you can’t physically as a person be.

싫어: to not like

이젠 깨고 싶어 꿈속이 싫어: I want to wake up now, I don’t like being in my dreams

내: my

안에: in

See notes from 꿈속이, 에 is a location particle

갇혀서: trapped

Not going to lie, a little lost on this one so don’t really know how to explain the grammar points to this, although I believe 서 is the conjunction particle for “because, so.”

난: I

죽어있어: dead

Derives from the verb 죽다 which means “to die”

내 안에 갇혀서 난 죽어있어: I’m trapped inside of myself and I’m dead

3rd & final note: all of these lyrics are informal.

[miharusblog]

*✧･ﾟ:*how to use korean questions words*:･ﾟ✧*

♡ where : 어디…? 어디 살아요? where do you live? 어디 가요? where do you go? 어디 먹을 까요? where should we eat?

♡ how : 어떻게…? 어떻게 지내요? how are you? 어떻게 한국어를 공부해요? how do you study korean? 어떻게 이걸 요리해요? how do you cook this?

♡ who : 누가…? 누가 왔어요? who came? 누가 했어요? who did it? 누가 다 먹었어요? who ate everything? 누가 예림이에요? who is yerim?

♡ what : 뭐…? 뭐하고 있어요? what are you doing? 뭐 먹을 거에요? what will you eat? 뭐 샀어요? what did you buy?

♡ why : 왜…? 왜 여기 있어요? why are you here? 왜 안먹었어요? why don’t you eat? 왜 학교가 싫어요? why do you hate school? 왜 이렇게 예쁘지? why are you so pretty?

♡ which : 어느…? 어느 나라 왔어요? which country are you from? 어느 영화를 볼 거에요? which movie will you watch? 어느 음악 제일 좋아해요? which music do you like the most?

♡ when : 언제…? 언제 갈 거에요? when will you go? 언제 파리에 갔어요? when did you go to paris? 언제 그 티셔츠를 샀어요? when did you buy that tshirt? 언제 수업 끝나요? when does the class finish?

[eurombi]

10 COMMON KOREAN HOMONYMS (words spelled the same but have different meaning)

눈 - snow = eye

개 - dog = counter(for things)

배 - pear = boat = stomach

차 - car = tea

말 - horse = speech = word

사과 - apple = apology

풀 - glue =grass

다리 - bridge = leg

김 - steam = seaweed

열 - number ten(native korean) = fever

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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

[thekimchibear]

Phrases to.. have died for??

Ever wonder what you did in a previous life? A Korean might just tell you. Probably because of the deep background in Buddhism, the ideology of “a previous life” has become a normal part of Korean speech. Let’s take a look:

Common phrases:

“전생에 나라를 구했나” - Literally: To have saved the country in a previous life. Meaning: To be really lucky. “과학 선생님이 복권이 당첨되셔서 학교 그만 두셨데.” “와 대박. 전생에 나라를 10번은 구한듯.” “I heard the science teacher won the lottery so he quit.” “Woah, he must have saved the country at least ten times in his previous life.”

“전생에 무슨 죄를 지었나” - Literally: To have sinned in a previous life. Meaning: To be unlucky. “나 어제 여자친구 생겼다!” “헐. 네 여자친구는 전생에 무슨 죄를 지었길래 너랑 사귀냐.” “I got a girlfriend yesterday!” “Oh gosh, what sin did she commit in her previous life to end up dating you.”

“전생에 못먹은 귀신이 들렸나/붙었나” - Literally: To be possessed by a ghost who was starved (in its previous life.) Meaning: To eat unusually fast/a lot/often. “여기 삼겹살 죽인다. 진짜 맛있어.” “내말이. 전생에 못먹은 귀신이 들렸나, 왜 이렇게 끝도 없이 들어가지? 살찌게.“ “The pork belly here is to die for. It’s amazing.” “You can say that again. Am I possessed by a starved ghost, why can I just eat this forever? I’m gonna get so fat.”

These are some well established phrases, however, the use of “your previous life” doesn’t stop there. People can get creative with these.

Example:

“넌 무슨 전생에 개였냐? 술만 먹으면 개되네.” - Literally: You must have been a dog in your previous because you always are such a dog when you’re drunk. Meaning: To have bad habits come out when drunk.

Whatever you did in your previous life may affect your life, or not, but either way it’ll help you sound more fluent. Feel free to send me some of your favorites or phrases that you’ve heard. ^^

Until next time!

[korean-for-dummies]

Ay. If you want funny random shit, and Kpop related memes and stuff, add me. I also wrote in Korean a lot.

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노력 // Effort

From Silver Spoon

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세상 // World

From Lost

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사진 // Picture

From Boy in Luv

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달빛 // Moonlight

From 4 O'clock

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높게 // Higher

나 올라 저 위에 높게 높게 높게

From Cypher 4

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창조 // Creation

Dream 그대의 창조와 삶의 끝에 함께 하리

From So Far Away