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과연 - indeed
특히 - especially
의심 할 여지없이 - unquestionably
짙게 - densely
부지런히 - diligently
관례 적으로 - customarily
고상하게 - loftily
맹목적으로 - blindly
격렬하게 - strenuously
우아하게 - elegantly
당연히 - naturally
따라서 - accordingly
우연히 - accidentally
행복하게 - blissfully
참을성없이 - impatiently
Find the Quizlet here
Korean Curse Words
anon asked: 안녕하세요! My Korean friends keep telling me bad words in Korean but not tell me what they mean! Please help me know what they mean? Can you give a list of all the swears in Korean?
Hello! 안녕하세요! I did an ask similar to this I can link them here [x].
AS A REMINDER: This is for educational purposes only! Please read the following blog with caution. I will censor all words, so use your imagination.
놈 - b*stard
년 - b*tch
좆 - d*ck/c*ck (this word can usually be combined with other swears)
개새끼 - SOB // son of a b*tch (can be shortened to 개새)
씨발 - f*ck
젠장 - damn it!
병신 - jerk / *sshole
엿먹어 - f*ck you
꺼져 - get the hell out / leave me the f*ck alone
보지 - p*ssy
좆됐어 - i’m f*cked / it’s f*cked
미친(놈/년) - crazy b*stard / b*tch
좆나//존나 ‘x’ - f*cking ‘x’ > you can use this like 존나 맛있어 - fkn delicious!
변태 - pervert
These are really the only ones I know - so if other ppl have more, put them in the comments or reblog to help anon out!
I hope this helps! Now when your Korean friends tell you a bad word, you can trick them haha! Best of luck and Happy Learning :)
~ SK101
지쳐 쓰러져 눈을 뜨면 다시 반복되는 하루, an exhausting day that repeats itself when you wake up, • 지치다 be tired, be exhausted • 쓰러지다 fall, collapse, break down • 눈 eye(s) • -을/를 object marking particle • 뜨다 open • -(으)면 if • 다시 again • 반복되다 be repeated • -(으)ㄴ/는/(으)ㄹ changes verb into adjective (past, present, and future tense) • 하루 day, one day, a day
견딜 수 없는 상사의 괴롭힘까지 점점 색을 잃어가는 주인공. the main character who is losing color to the unbearable torment of his boss. • 견디다 bear, stand, endure • -(으)ㄹ 수 있다/없다 to be able to, can/to be unable to, cannot • 상사 boss, superior • -의 possessive particle • 괴롭히다 torment, harass, distress • -(으)ㅁ changes verb into noun • -까지 to/until a place/time • 점점 gradually • 색 color • 잃다 lose • adding 가다 implies a continuity • 주인공 main character
그의 머릿 속에 핏빛 잔인한 상상들이 떠오른다. blood red brutal thoughts come to his mind. • 그 he • 머리 head, mind • -ㅅ (사이시옷) often used in compound word when there’s no 받침 • 속 inside • -에 location marking particle • 핏빛 blood red, crimson • 잔인하다 cruel, brutal, ruthless • 상상 imagination • -들 plural marking particle • -이/가 subject marking particle • 떠오르다 rise, come up • -(ㄴ/는)다 narrative present tense
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재생하기 play • 재생하다 play • -기 changes verb into noun
내가 찜한 콘텐츠에 추가 add to my list • 나 me • 찜하다 select (specifically just things you like) • 콘텐츠 content • 추가 add, addition
이 콘텐츠 평가하기 rate this content • 이 this • 평가하다 rate, assess, evaluate
연관 컨텐츠 보기 look at related content • 연관 related, connected • 보다 see, look, watch
Miscellaneous Everyday Korean Vocab! (Informal) - 다양한 일상 한국어 어휘! (반말)
그럼 난 이만 - I’m gonna get going (then).
이만자야겠다 - I think I’m gonna go to sleep now.
이만가야겠다 - I think I’m gonna go now.
출구는 이/저 쪽이야 - The exit is this/that way.
이런건 식은 죽 먹기지 - This is a piece of cake (literally: this is like eating cold porridge).
식은 죽 먹기였어 - It was a piece of cake.
무슨 개 소리야? - What is this bullshit?/What are you saying?
난 이제 자유야! - I’m now free!
영어도 백범 맞는데 - I even got 100%/full marks/a perfect score in English.
거짓말이야 - It’s a lie.
사랑했나봐 - It must have been love.
사랑하나봐 - It must be love/I think it’s love.
비켜 - Move out the way/Step aside/Coming through.
버스에서 내려라 - Get off the bus.
이래 봬도... - Even though I look like this.../Even though you think I am...
방에 콕 박혀있다 (abbreviated to: 방콕) - I’m stuck in my room.
알겠지? - You know that right?/Okay?/Got it?
실패했어 - I failed.
동영상 - Video/Moving Image.
영상 - Still Image/Picture (also used to abbreviate 동영상 so it can also mean video).
진짜로? - For real? (can be cutely said as 진짜루?)
뭐 설레는거 없어?! - There’s nothing exciting?!
같이 사는 남자들은? - You’re living with men?
육조 물 받아놨어 - I put water in the bathtub/I ran a bath.
육조 - Bathtub (noun ONLY).
목욕 - Bath (noun).
목욕하다 - Bathing/Bathe (verb).
하겠냐?! - Would you do it?!
같이 사는 사람들 이름도 몰라! - I don’t even know the name of the people I live with!
멍청아! - Idiot!
모른채로 - Without knowing.
Korean slang — 열혈 팬
= a big fan
난 BTS의 열혈 팬이잖아. I'm a big BTS fan.
다른 몇 편의 미국 드라마들과 함께 '히어로즈' 또한 한국에 열혈 팬들이 있다. Along with a handful of other American dramas, 'Heroes' has found loyal fans here in South Korea as well.
Vocabulary - Day 3 (journey to fluency)
날씨: weather
냅킨: napkin
넓다: to be broad, wide
네: yes
노란색: yellow
노래: song
노래방: karaoke
노래하다: to sing
놀다: to play
다음 주: next week
댓글: comment
도: too, also
돈: money
두부: tofu
듣다: to listen
들: plural particle
등산: hiking, mountain climbing
딸기: strawberry
떡볶이: tteokbokki
라면: ramyeon
Happy learning! <3
Korean Vocabulary: Weather
NOUNS
기후 = Climate
구름 = Cloud ☁️
가뭄 = Drought
안개 = Fog 🌫
산불 = Forest Fire 🔥
우박 = Hail 🌨
번개 = Lightning ⚡️
비 = Rain 🌧
무지개 = Rainbow 🌈
빗방울 = Raindrop 💧
하늘 = Sky
눈 = Snow 🌨
눈꽃 = Snowflake ❄️
폭풍 = Storm ⛈
태양/해 = Sun ☀️
천둥 = Thunder 🌩
뇌우 = Thunderstorm ⛈
토네이도 = Tornado 🌪
태풍 = Typhoon 🌪
우산 = Umbrella ☂️
날씨 = Weather
일기 예보 = Weather Forecast
바람 = Wind 💨
ADJECTIVES
밝다 = to be bright
쌀쌀하다 = to be chilly
맑다 = to be clear
흐리다 = to be cloudy
춥다 = to be cold
어둡다 = to be dark
건조하다 = to be dry
덥다 = to be hot
습하다 = to be humid
따뜻하다 = to be warm
VERBS
오다 = (lit.) to come
비가 오다 = to rain
눈이 오다 = to snow
내리다 = (lit.) to go/come down
비가 내리다 = to rain
눈이 내리다 = to snow
불다 = (lit.) to blow
바람이 불다 = (for the wind) to blow
치다 = (lit.) to hit
천둥이 치다 = to be thundering
걷히다 = to clear
안개가 걷히다 = for the fog to lift
구름이 걷히다 = for the clouds to clear
Vocabulary - Verbs 3
*All verbs below are in original form(dictionary form).
존재하다 : to exist
선언하다 : to declare, proclaim
목격하다 : to witness
제안하다 : to suggest
조언하다 : to advise
개입하다 : to intervene
헌신하다 : to devote
축하하다 : to congratulate
환영하다 : to welcome
접근하다 : to approach
투자하다 : to invest
개선하다 : to improve
응원하다 : to cheer, support
설명하다 : to explain
오해하다 : to misunderstand, misconceive
해결하다 : to resolve
조절하다 : to adjust
계획하다 : to plan
보호하다 : to protect
조사하다 : to investigate
확인하다 : to check, verify, confirm
출발하다 : to depart, set off, start
도착하다 : to arrive, reach
설득하다 : to persuade
양보하다 : to yield, give way
희생하다 : to sacrifice
쟁취하다 : to achieve, win
야기하다 : to cause, bring about
실수하다 : to make a mistake
긍정하다 : to affirm
부정하다 : to deny
생산하다 : to produce
소비하다 : to consume, spend
인정하다 : to admit
소유하다 : to own, possess
봉사하다 : to serve, do volunteer work
유지하다 : to maintain
보조하다 : to assist
인용하다 : to quote, cite
대표하다 : to represent
선택하다 : to choose, select
거절하다 : to reject, refuse
촉진하다 : to promote, accelerate, boost
요구하다 : to demand, ask
사과하다 : to apologize
추측하다 : to guess, suppose
간섭하다 : to interfere
낭독하다 : to read aloud
관찰하다 : to observe
추구하다 : to pursue, seek
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아파? does it hurt? • 아프다 to hurt
아니?.. no?.. • 아니다 to not be
참을 수 있어 I can stand it • 참다 endure, withstand • -ㄹ/을 수 있다 to be able to, can
근데 하나야 but Hana • 근데 but, however • -야 particle used at the end of someone’s name to address them (a friend, younger)
처음에는 안아팠늨뎈ㅋㅋ (안 아팠는데) at first it didn’t hurt • 처음 first • -에 location marking particle • 은/는 topic marking particle • 안 not • -(으)ㄴ/는데 but
Jonna 아파핰ㅋ (존나 아파) it hurts like hell • 존나 fucking, like hell
Source: 단하나 DANHANA
a few super basic bedroom vocab words in korean
bedroom - 침실
bed - 침대
pillow - 베개
blanket - 담요
closet - 옷장
door - 문
witch themed vocab list
witch- 마녀
witchcraft- 요술
wicca- 위카
spell- 주문
magick- 마법
potion- 물약
tarot cards- 타로 카드
candle- 양초
altar- 제단
cauldron- 가마솥
divination/prophecy- 예언
occult- 신비한
(if you catch any mistakes please don’t hesitate to let me know!)
YOUTUBE VOCABULARY LIST [korean]
게시일: Uploading date
공유: Share
더 보기: See more
구독: Subscribe/Subscriptions
조회수: Views
댓글: Comments
답글: Reply
검색: Search
새 동영상: New video
맞춤 동영상: Suggested video
공개 답글 추가: Add public reply
최근 본 동영상: Recently viewed videos (history)
__개월 전: __ months ago
나중에 본 동영살: Watch later
구입한 동영상: Bought videos (YT Red subscriptions)
생성된 재생목록: Created playlist(s)
정보: Information (about)
인기: Popular (trending)
마스크착용 wear a mask
• 마스크 mask • 착용 wear (special equipment like masks, goggles, life jacket, coveralls)
a beginner guide to korean cuisine
Hi, it’s werelivingarts, I’ve been always a foodie and fan of Korean food! So here is an interesting guide to one of the best Korean food for people who are curious or interested in learning about new cuisine! 🇰🇷🥘
VOCAB - Learn Korean with BTS (방탄소년단): EP. 30 - 사랑해요
좋아하다: to like
저희가 한식을 진짜 좋아해요: we like Korean food so much
내가 진짜 좋아하거든요: I really like this
저 아미 좋아해요: I like army
사랑하다: to love
사랑해요: I love you
사랑합니다: I love you
source: “Learn Korean with BTS”, Weverse - BigHit Entertainment
Happy learning! ^^
VOCAB: 친구/주변 사람 (friends/close acquaintances)
교포: a Korean living abroad
그분: that person (honorific)
남자: man, male
너: you
누구: who
동창: alumnus, schoolmate
들: plural particle
사람: person
선배: senior, elder
숙녀: lady
신사: gentleman
씨: Mr./Ms./Mrs.
아가씨: young and unmarried lady
아저씨: older man not related to me
아주머니: older woman not related to me
여자: woman, female
위로하다: to comfort
이분: this person (honorific)
저: I, me (formal)
저분: that person (honorific)
친구: friend
친하다: to be close to someone
혼자: alone
source: 2000 Essential Korean Words for Beginners
Listening Practice II
Vocabulary
안녕하세요 = Hello
오늘 = Today
참 = Really, Very
춥다 = To be cold
따뜻하다 = To be warm
날씨 = Weather
아파트 = Apartment
어젯밤 = Last Night
갑자기 = Suddenly
비 = Rain
오다 = To come
난방 = Heating (System)
안 = Not
되다 = To function, work
굉장히 = Very, extremely
어머 = Oh my (Exclamation)
그래요 = Is that so?
고생 = Hardship
이번 = This, this time
주말 = Weekend
좋다 = To be good
참 = By the way
잠실 운동장 = Jamsil Stadium
야구 = Baseball
시합 = Match, game
있다 = To be, to exist
같이 = Together
가다 = To go
그러다 = Do so, say so
두껍다 = To be thick, heavy
옷 = Clothes
입다 = To wear
지난 번 = Last time
야구장 = Baseball stadium
가다 = To go
때 = When...
바람 = Wind
불다 = To blow
혼나다 = To have a hard time
Grammar
-지(요)? = Question ending
-던 = Retrospective. Looking back on something
-아 / 어서 = Because of...
-이 / 가 = Subject marking particle
-은 / 는 = Topic marking particle
-을 / 를 = Object marking particle
부터 / 까지 = To / From
-어 / 아지다 = To become, get to be
-ㄴ / 은 = Noun modifier
-(으)ㄴ 다음에 / 후에 = After doing (something)
-잖아요 = “You know...” (assuming agreement)
-ㄴ / 은 / 는데 = [In this case] Explaing background information
-겠다 = [In this case] Supposition, conjecture
-네(요) = Expressing surprise
-(으)면 좋겠다 = Expressing the speakers wish
-ㄹ / 을까(요) = “Shall we, should we...”
This conversation is from the ‘Integrated Korean - Intermediate 1’ textbook which I highly recommend. I will put the English translation in the comments of this post.
