만시간 - Ten Thousand Hours

It takes ten thousand hours of practicing something before you're an expert!

[korean-vocab]

Hello!!

It's Catie and I'm back with another video!

If you want to know how to speak about New Year's Resolutions in Korean or see my progress, watch my video 😊

Follow along with the script below and see if you can understand what I am saying!

Don't be afraid to leave a comment, in Korean or English!

VOCABULARY

1. 독서 Reading

2. 이루다 Achieve / Accomplish

3. 새해 New Year

4. 결심 Resolution

5. 일단 First,

6. 건강하다 Healthy

7. 헬스장 Gym

8. 운동하다 Workout

9. 요리하다 Cook

10. 급 Level

11. 열심히 Work hard to

12. 마지막 Last,

13. 책 Book

14. 읽다 Read

15. 행사 Event / Promotion

16. 등록하다 Register for

17. 구매하다 Purchase

GRAMMAR

1. 위해 in order to

2. 하려고하다 planning to~ / intend to~

3. 때마다 When(ever) I do (verb)~

LISTENING SCRIPT

하이 아엠파인 땡큐 엔유 케이티 입니다

여러분은 새해에 이루고 싶은 새해 결심 있으세요 ?

일단 저는 더 건강해지기 위해 헬스장에서 운동하고 집에서 건강한 음식을 요리할거에요

다음으로는 한국어 6급을 따기 위해 한국어 공부를 열심히 할거에요

마지막으로는 책을 더 많이 읽고 싶어요

헬스장에 새해 행사가로 이미 등록 했고요

음식은 에어프라이기 구매했어요

한국어 공부할려고 한국어 학교를 찾고있어요

책은 항상 지하철 탈때마다 가지고 다니며 읽을거에요!!

우리 모두 2020 년에도 건강하고 행복하게 화이팅해요 !

[korean-vocab]

Hello!

I am back after such a long hiatus!! 🤩 But this time on Youtube along with this blog

Study the vocab below and see if you can understand what's happening in the video!

I try my hand at eating some 불닭볶음면, or spicy chicken flavored ramen.

Have you tried it before? Leave me a reply in the videk comments or on here!

Try using or or two of the vocabulary words from the list of you want 😊

See you very soon!

케이티

1. 불닭볶음면 spicy chicken ramen

2. 밤낮으로 around the clock

3. 국뽕코인 something that becomes very popular or trendy over night, like bitcoin.

4. 시작 start

5. 맵다 spicy

6. 먹다 eat

7. 배고프다 hungry

8. 단무지 yellow pickled radish

9. 면 noodles

10. 라면 ramen

11. 젓가락 chopsticks

12. 꼭 definitely

13. 넌 할 수있다 I can do it

14. 끝까지다 until the end

15. 고통 pain / distress

15. 아프다 hurt / painful

16. 입 lips

17. 포기하다 give up

Grammar

1. 위해서 in order to

2. 때문에 because of / thanks to

[studiesbytrophyfish]

today’s dialogue✨ the conversation is about a housewarming! my coteacher is very excited that i’m studying korean because she’s studying english.

[chloeskoreanblog]

Lesson One | Consonants and Vowels

Lesson Two | Iodized Vowels and Diphthongs

Lesson Three | Names of Characters

Lesson Four | Irregular ‘ㅅ‘

Lesson Five | Irregular ‘르’

Lesson Six | Irregular ‘ㄷ’

Lesson Seven | Irregular ‘ㅂ’

Lesson Eight | Word Part: 실

Lesson Nine | Word Part: 장

Lesson Ten | Word Part: 학

[bitesizekorean]

수저: Spoon and (a pair of) chopsticks

[bitesizekorean]

”내 맘에 깊이 가득 차버린 공허한 세상 나를 구해줘”

Vocabulary:

내: My (shortened version of 나의)

마음: Mind, heart

맘: Short for 마음

깊다: To be deep, to be bottomless

가득: Filled, crammed (with), fully 

차다: To be filled (with)

버리다: To throw away (auxiliary verb)

공허하다: To be empty, to be blank 

공허한: Empty, blank

세상: The world

구하다: To save (a life)

주다: To give

줘: 주다 with informal present tense conjugation (주+어 = 줘)

Notes: 

가득 is an adverb that carries the nuance of “fully”, and is a word that is included more for the feeling. So 가득 is often paired with 채우다 or 차다.

“-버리다” is an auxiliary verb (an assistant verb located behind the main-verb, to help add meaning or make the meaning clear.) So “-버리다” is used to further emphasise the state of the verb (i.e. the completion of the verb is stressed). 

Since 버리다 means “to throw away”, when 버리다 is added as an auxiliary verb, it can imply to “do something and be done with it” adding to the finality of the verb. As an extended meaning, speakers can use this expression to imply the speaker’s feeling which can either be: 1) a happy feeling about finally completing a task and getting rid of a burden, or 2) a sad feeling that something happened in a way that the speaker did not want or expect. So putting the whole sentence together, the auxiliary verb (버린 is the adjective form) is helping to communicate how the speaker’s heart is full (with an empty world) and it’s causing them anguish.

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[mykoreanstudy]

Sarcasm in Korean

HEY COOL CATS it is summer and i am back to post so imma give you a couple of my fave sarcastic expressions

as a general rule for being sarcastic in korean, the -네 ending is used often and it’s important to place emphasis on words like “잘~” “참~”

빵 터지네 that’s funny 

딱이네 awesome

여기 오길 참 잘했네 I’m so glad I came here 

돌겠네 perfect 

기똥찬 생각이네 great idea

무진장 고맙다 thanks 

거참 재미있겠네 that sounds great 

퍽이나 yeah right

참 잘 됐다 good job

[korean-vocab]

Fruit Vocabulary

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1. 두리안 Durian

2. 딸기 Strawberry

3. 라임 Lime

4. 레몬 Lemon

5. 망고 Mango

6. 바나나 Banana

7. 배 Pear

8. 복숭아 Peach

9. 블랙베리 Blackberry

10. 사과 Apple

11. 산딸기 Raspberry

12. 석류 Pomegranate

13. 아보카도 Avocado

14. 여지 Lychee

15. 자몽 Grapefruit

16. 키위 Kiwi

17. 파인애플 Pineapple

18. 포도 Grape

[korean-vocab]

Mythology Vocabulary

Reply with any vocab I might have missed and I can add it on a part 2 of this list!

Studying Mythology Vocabulary on Quizlet: https://quizlet.com/327793859/mythology-vocabulary-flash-cards/?x=1jqU&i=izi4b

Click the link to study these vocabulary words with flashcards, games and a test! Beat my score!

1. 가마솥 Cauldron

2. 거인 Giant (large man)

3. 마녀 Witch

4. 마법 Magic

5. 마법사 Wizard/Magician

6. 마술 Witchcraft

7. 불사조 Phoenix

8. 성 Castle

9. 영원히 행복하게 실았다 Happily Ever After

10. 옛날 옛적에

11. 왕국 kingdom

12. 요술 Spell

13. 요술 지팡이 Magic wand

14. 요술을 걸다 Cast a spell

15. 요정 Fairy/Elf

16. 용 Dragon

17. 유니콘 Unicorn

18. 추방하다 Banish

19. 트롤 Troll

20. 휘두르다 Brandish/Wield (a wand)

[korean-vocab]

TOPIK Vocabulary List 10/15/2018

Studying 10/15/2018 on Quizlet: https://quizlet.com/303528041/10152018-flash-cards/?x=1jqU&i=izi4b

Click the link to study these vocabulary wprds on Quizlet with flashcards, tests, and games!

1. 경호원 bodyguard

2. 무해하다 harmless

3. 물질 material/matter

4. 미숙한 immature

5. 변호사 lawyer

6. 부도덕한 immoral

7. 부정직한 dishonest

8. 비탄에 잠긴 heartbroken

9. 사다리 ladder

10. 상부 superior

11. 상징 represent/symbol

12. 실망하다 disappointed

13. 예외 exception

14. 용기를 잃게하다 discourage

15. 유해한 harmful

16. 이주자 immigrant

17. 장식하다 decorate

18. 주인 an owner

19. 차별 discrimination

20. 추세 trend

21. 추적 chase/pursuit

22. 추정 presume

23. 축복 blessing

24. 타협 compromise

25. 탄산수 sparkling water

26. 탄성체 elastic

27. 탄약 ammunition

28. 토론하다 to debate

29. 평결 verdict

30. 평행 parallel

31. 폐쇠 회로 CCTV

32. 폐하 your majesty

33. 폐허 ruins

34. 포옹 cuddle

35. 포유 mammal

36. 해고하다 lay off

37. 해석하다 interpret

38. 헌신 dedication

39. 혐오스러운 disgusted

40. 희망 hope

[hansuuki]

(으)ㄹ까 하다

오래만에 집 정리를 할까 해요. 

I’m thinking of organizing the house after a long time. (I.e it’s been a while since I last organised the house). 

일분어를 배울까 하는데 어느 학원이 좋아요?

I’m thinking about learning Japanese, (do you know) which cram school is good? 

이번 주말에는 책을 읽을까 해요.

I thinking about reading a book this weekend. 

가: 사고 싶은 차를 골랐어요?

Have you picked what car you want to buy?

나: 네, 작은 차를 살까 해요.

Yes, I’m thinking of buying a small car. 

[[ Original Post ]] 

[hansuuki]

~곤 하다

영국에 있을 때 극장에 자주 가곤 했어요.

I used to go to the theatre often when I was in England. 

저는 할머니께 어린 시절 이야기를 듣곤 했어요.

I used to hear stories from my grandmother of her younger days. 

시절 - days/period. 

밤이면 아기가 올곤 했어요.

The baby used to cry when it was night. 

나: 넌 주로 어디서 점심을 먹어?

Where do you normally eat lunch?

가: 난 학교 식당에서 점심을 먹곤 해.

 Now and then I eat lunch at the school restaurant. 

[[ Original Post ]] 

[master3languages]

억울해요 & 悔しいです in English?

Who can translate these words into English? I couldn’t find a perfect translation. It’s used when you’re frustrated because you think something is unfair.

I’m frustrated. 

Korean

Hangul: 너무 억울해요.

Romanization: Neomu eogulhaeyo.

Today’s Vocab Lesson: Top 10 Korean Sentence Structure

Japanese

Kana: とても悔しいです。

Romaji: Totemo kuyashī desu.

Today’s Vocab Lesson: Japanese Words for Negative Emotions

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Learn Korean through Youtube

Other than TTMIK, here are some other interesting Youtube channels I usually watch and learn Korean at the same time!

Piki Pictures   Korean and English subtitles available

Solfa    Korean and English subtitles available

One Ear    Korean and English subtitles available

Asian Boss    Korean and English subtitles available

퇴경아 약먹자     Korean and English subtitles available

헤이즐 Heizle     Korean and English subtitles available 

Baby Yebin.    Korean and English subtitles available 

Cuckoo Crew    Only Korean subtitles available

Studio V    Only Korean subtitles available

Hozzah2    Only Korean subtitles available

TJ KARAOKE TJ 노래방 공식 유튜브채널   Korean Songs + lyrics

고탱의 비디오 (Goteng)     Only Korean subtitles available

KstyleTV    Only English subtitles available

Read: Naver Webtoons for different levels

Updated: 7 Nov 2017

[lang-learner]

웹사이트 - website

사이트 - site (website)

홈페이지 - homepage

블로그 - blog

회원 - member, membership

가입하다 - to join, sign up

회원가입 - membership

회원 가입 - create an account (basically the same thing as a membership)

회원(을) 가입하다 - to sign up to be a member/sign up

Ex:  어떻게 회원을 가입합니까? - How do I become a member?

회원 가입이 되다 - to become a member/ sign up

Ex: 외국인도 한국 사이트에 회원 가입이 돼요? - Can a foreigner sign up for Korean websites as well? (Literally: become a member)

회원 탈퇴 - delete one’s account

아이디 - ID

비밀번호 - password (literally: secret number)

Ex: 아이디하고 비밀번호 가르쳐 주세요. Please tell me your ID and password.

로그인 - log in

로그아웃 - log out

이메일 - email

인터넷 - internet

인터넷 쇼핑 - internet shopping

Ex:  인터넷 쇼핑을 왜 좋아해요? - Why do you like Internet shopping?

검색 엔진 - search engine

인터넷 검색 -internet search

인터넷 채팅 - internet chatting

화상 채팅 - video chatting

[korean-vocab]

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@catierosekorean

[korean-vocab]

Hello! If you don't mind, can you share Korean Vocabs of University's subject study please? like if we want to say "Hello, I'm currently studying blala at blabla university" or something like that🙈

Hello, here you go! :)

If anyone needs a major added to the list, or if you have any questions at all, my inbox is always open!

Thank you for sending me a message ^^

Here is a link to my Quizlet with this vocabulary as well: 

 https://quizlet.com/247452101/korean-university-majors-vocabulary-flash-cards/

저의 전공은 X 입니다. My major is X.

저는 X를 전공하고 있어요.  I am majoring in X.

1. 회계 Accounting

2. 농업과학 Agricultural Science

3. 축산학 Animal Sciences

4. 인류학 Anthropology

5. 에술 Art

6. 생화학 Biochemistry

7. 생물학 Biology

8. 식물학 Botany

9. 경영학 Business Administration

10. 화학 Chemistry

11. 디지털 통신 Digital Communication

12. 지구 과학 Earth Sciences

13. 경제학 Economics

14. 교육 Education

15. 영어 English

16. 민족학 Ethnic Studies

17. 금융 Finance

18. 식품학 Food Science

19. 임업 Forestry

20. 지리학 Geography

21. 그래픽 디자인 Graphic Design

22. 역사 History

23 환대 관리 Hospitality Management

24. 인간 개발 Human Development

25. 산업 공학 Industrial Engineering

26. 국제 관계 International Relations

27. 국제 학업 International Studies

28. 자유당 Liberal Studies

29. 언어학 Linguistics

30. 마케팅 Marketing

31. 수학 Mathematics

32. 음악 Music

33. 영양학 Nutrition

34. 철학 Philosophy

35. 사진술 Photography

36. 물리학 Physics

37. 정치학Political Science

38. 약국 Psychology

39. 종교학 Religious Studies

40. 사회학 Sociology

41. 연극 미술 Theater Arts

42. 관광과 레크리에이션 Tourism and Recreation

43. 여성, 성별, 성적인 연구 Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

44. 동물학 Zoology