Korean language learner :)

[senior-studier-blog]

Some basic flags, lettering, and arrows. Plenty more ideas if I get any requests! I use these in my notes and bullet journal

[queststudyskills]

This year is flying past 🍂!! Have a great month everyone 😊 !!!

[livingthatlibrarylifestyle]

Making notes for my Administration Law exam on Tuesday ✨ trying to stick to my studying schedule as much as I can 😁 making A3 posters with a condensed version of my notes for revision! I stick them up on my cupboard and walls and learn them from there, cause if I sit for too long I get board and fidgety 🙈 how do you all revise?

[storm-lesbian]

ideas for bullet journal spreads

planning 

goals (month, term, semester, year, life)

habit tracker

yearly / semesterly / termly / monthly / weekly / daily planning 

budget

to read / watch / listen

tv series trackers

upcoming book / tv / movie releases 

birthday / christmas present ideas

birthday / christmas wishlist 

academic

track your grades

list of achievements 

class schedule

resource lists for each of your subjects

assignment list (fortnightly, monthly, termly, semesterly, yearly)

revision timetable or trackers

inspirational

favourite quotes / lyrics

things to do when bored

things to do when stressed

things you’re grateful for

lists / ‘brain-dump’

questions you want the answers to

places you want to go

diy and project ideas

go-to recipes

favourite books, songs, movies, shows

things that make you happy

things you want to learn more about

favourite words

favourite / useful websites

journaling and artsy

pen swatches

handwriting samples and experiments 

stuck in tickets, brochures, recipes, etc. 

letters to yourself + the important people in your life

letters you’ve received 

sticker or stamp collection 

books read, movies watched, shows watch, etc. (monthly, yearly)

best things to happen in… (day, week, month, term, year)

conversations overheard

playlist for [month]

expenses records

eating and workout records

[xyaesx-deactivated20160910]

50 Kpop Common Words and Phrases ↓ Transcription & Pronunciation ↓

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50 Kpop Common Words and Phrases ↓ Transcription & Pronunciation ↓

Seguir leyendo

[mykoreannotek]

wow!!!!!!!!!

[wonderful-language-sounds]

How can I learn a language on my own. W/o a teacher and a class you know?

Since I have begun to do this myself, I found that the posts below have been very helpful

How Should I Study

How to Self-Study Languages

How to Study Any Language

Course books or the internet

What do I need

How do I find the time

Study plan

What should I learn

How much should I study

How to learn words

How to learn grammar

5 Mistakes made when self-studying

How to find motivation

How to be a Better Performer

Languages without Textbooks

How to Learn Many Languages at the Same Time

Studying Multiple Languages at Once

Tips for Studying a Language

[korean-language-learning]

General Reference

Korean Wiki Project

Korean Language Wiki article 

Korean Language Overview

Origin of Writing in Korea

Dictionaries

Naver dictionary

Daum dictionary

zKorean dictionary

Multimedia dictionary

Korean grammar dictionary

Hangul

All about Hangul

Learn to read Hangul in 15 mins

Hangul pronunciation 

Hanja

Daum Hanja Dictionary

The Floating Lantern

Everyday Hanja

New Hanja

Typing Korean

How to Change Keyboard Language

Typing Tutor

Typing test

Typing game for kids

Korean Fonts

Flashcards

Download Anki

Download Korean Decks

Grammar

Korean Verb Conjugator

Websites

Talk To Me In Korean & HaruKorean

KoreanClass101

How to Study Korean

Learn Korean

Sogang Korean Program

L-Lingo

Books

My Korean Store

Korean Language Textbooks

Korean Fiction

Textbook reviews

Recommended Study Materials

Free Textbooks

Korean Language Learning Pack 

My Korean 1 & My Korean 2 

Learn Korean From Zero

Basic Korean: A Grammar and Workbook

The Korean Language: Structure, Use and Context

Harry Potter series

Blogs

Korean Language Blog

Hangukdrama & Korean

Korean Notebook

Korean Vitamin

Youtube Channels

talktomeinkorean

dailykoreanwords

seoulistic

sweetandtasty

fluentkorean

seemile 

Let’s Speak Korean

KUlture TV

Podcast

SeoulPodcast

KoreanClass101

Korean radio stations

Twitter

KoreanHelp

KoreanLanguage

zKorean

Games

GenkiKorean

Number and vocab games

Korean word game

Vocabulary quizzes

Social

Lang-8

Hanlingo

TT4YOU

SharedTalk

Hi! Penpal!

Reading

Korea Times

Naver webcomics

Naver web novels

Raw manhwa scans

Chosun Kids

Junior Naver Donghwa

There are more resources available here, but if you know of any other useful sites or books, please let me know! 

[hansuuki]

~(으)ㄴ/는 다면서

There are two uses of ~(으)ㄴ/는 다면서.

1. Confirming information: Used when you want to confirm something you’ve heard by asking the listener is this fact is true. Equivalent to ‘I heard that..(is it true?)

유진씨, 다음 학기에 기숙사에서 나간다면서요?

저 사람이 가수라면서요?

나: 다음 주에 여행을 간다면서? 어디로 가?

가:  부산으로 가려고 해. 

나:등산 가기로 했다면서요?

가: 네. 엘라야한테서 들으셨군요. 

나: 졸어하고 나서 대학원 지원하는다면서?무슨 공부할 거야?

가: 글쎄, 아직 고민 중이야.

2. When something is contrary to what was previous said. Can be translated as ‘you said that..’, ‘I thought you were..’ or ‘I thought you said you were..’. Has a feeling of surprise or dissatisfaction.   

나에게 전화 한다면서! 왜 안 했어?

여자친구 없다면서요. 

Prospective uses ~ㄹ 거라다면서 

Noun uses (이)라면서. 

[hansuuki]

~던데

This grammar point is used when talking about past experiences and can be used in three ways.

1. Used to explain an occasion that one saw or experienced. It is typically followed by a command or suggestion. It can be translated as ‘I found that..’

날씨가 춥던데 옷을 따뜻하게 입으세요.

(I found that) the weather is cold so please dress warmly. 

친구가 걱정하던데 전화 한 번 해 봐. 

나: 컴퓨터가 고장 났는데 어쩌죠?

가: 준수가 컴퓨터를 잘 고치던데 준수에세 한 번 부탁해 보세요.

2. To contradict what another person has said. It can be translated as ‘As I recall..’

가: 유미는 키가 작아.

     Yumi is short. 

나: 음~? 키가 크던데?

    Hmm? (As I remember) she is tall? 

3. Express surprise at a past situation or event.

와~ 너 수지 봤니? 리사처럼 예쁘던데?

Wow ~ Did you see Suzy? She was pretty like Lisa 

그 바닷게 정말 아람답던데~?

일곱 명이 다 한집에 살던데요.

[hansuuki]

~기(가) 일쑤이다

This grammar point can be translated as ‘always be doing (something unpleasant)’. It refers to a habitual practice and can only be used when the action has a negative or unpleasant connotation.

그 남자는 거짓말하기 일쑤예요.

나는 감기에 걸리기 일쑤이다.

그 부부는 작은 문제 일에도 싸우기 일쑤예요.

제 오빠는 공부 안 하고 비디오 게임 하기 일쑤예요. 

나: 이번 학기에 여섯 과목을 든는다고?

가: 응, 숙제가 너무 많아서 밤을 새우기 일쑤야

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[koreanclass101com]

Top 15 Things to Do over Spring Break in Korean

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There are a ton of things to do during Spring, and especially over Spring Break. If you still have no idea of what to do we compiled for you a list of 15 things to do! Whether you have money to spend or not for this season, this list is made for you for free!

1. Learn Korean with KoreanClass101.com

KoreanClass101.com으로 한국어를 배우세요 (KoreanClass101.comeuro hangugeoreul baeuseyo)

2. Party all night

밤새 놀다 (Bamsae nolda)

3. Go camping with friends

친구들과 캠핑가다 (Chingudeulgwa kaempinggada)

4. Read books

책을 읽다 (Chaegeul ikda)

5. Go shopping

쇼핑하러 가다 (Syopinghareo gada)

6. Have a movie marathon

영화 마라톤을 하다 (Yeonghwa maratoneul hada)

7. Stay at home and relax

집에 머물면서 휴식을 취하세요 (Jibe meomulmyeonseo hyusigeul chwihaseyo)

8. Go hiking

하이킹을 가다 (Haikingeul gada)

9. Finish homework early

숙제를 일찍 마치다 (Sukjereul iljjik machida)

10. Go to a concert

콘서트를 가다 (Konseoteureul gada)

11. Travel abroad

해외 여행을 하다 (Haeoe yeohaengeul hada)

12. Play video games

비디오 게임을 하다 (Bidio geimeul hada)

13. Do volunteer work

자원 봉사를 하다 (Jawon bongsareul hada)

14. Do an internship

인턴십을 하다 (Inteonsibeul hada)

15. Go on a road trip

자동차 여행을 하다 (Jadongcha yeohaengeul hada)

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[hansuuki]

~자고?

Can be translated as “are you suggesting (asking) that we do?”. The ending ~자 (proposal) and the quotative particle 고, followed by a rising intonation, make up this grammar pattern. 

가: 모두 노래 좋아하잖아?

나: 그러니까 노래방 가자고?

가: 지금 시간 없어.

나: 밥 빨리 먹자고? 

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[letslearnhangeul]

Times of the Day in Korean~ (1/5)

Everyday is a new day and it’s important that we plan and track our daily activities! Let’s take a look at a few words to describe the different phases of each day beginning from dawn to dusk~

*Remember to try and sound out each word before peeking at the romanization!

낮 (nat) day

새벽 (sae byeok) dawn *아침 (ah chim) morning 정오 (jeong oh) noon

밤 (bam) night

*저녁 (jeo nyeok) 자정 (ja jeong)

오전 (oh jeon) 오후 (oh hoo)

Daily Tip: You’ll notice that the words 아침 (ah chim) meaning morning, and 저녁 (jeo nyeok) meaning evening are starred. That’s because they have a double meaning! 아침 can be used for the word breakfast, and 저녁 can be used for the word dinner.

Ex: 오늘은 아침/저녁 먹었어요? (oh neul eun ah chim/jeo nyeok meok eot seo yo?) Have you eaten breakfast/dinner today?

Best wishes for the start of second semester, hope this helps and happy studying!~

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Times of the day