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O1 ‣ FAQ

↳ FAQ: Get to Know Me

↳ ASKS STATUS → Always OPEN 👍

O2 ‣ New to Korean? Start Here:

↳ PT 1. → Hangeul (한글)

↳ Pt 2. → Hangeul (한글)

↳ Alli’s Guide to Korean Word Structure

↳ Korean Reading Practice

O3 ‣ Flashcards

↳ Top 10 Korean Text Lingo

↳ Konglish Reading Practice

↳ Common Action Verbs

↳ -ˏˋ KPOP GROUPS IN KOREAN: COMING SOON ˊˎ-

O4 ‣ Vocabulary Lists

↳ Food & Drink

↳ Colors in Korean

↳ -ˏˋ TRAVELING IN KOREAN: COMING SOON ˊˎ-

↳ Autumn Vocabulary

↳ Abbreviated Words in Korean

↳ Feelings and Emotions

↳ Korean Action Verbs

O5 ‣ Grammar

↳ Grammar Lesson 1: ~이다

↳ Grammar Lesson 2: 는/은

↳ Grammar Lesson 3: 를/을

↳ Grammar Lesson 4: 이/가 vs.는/은

↳ Grammar Lesson 5: 있다/~에

↳ -ˏˋ GRAMMAR LESSON 6: COMING SOON ˊˎ-

O6 ‣ Conversations

↳ Korean Conversation 1: Introducing Yourself

↳ Korean Conversation 2: Ordering food

O7 ‣ In-Depth Topic Breakdowns/How-to’s

↳ How to: Self Introduction

↳ -ˏˋ COMING SOON → HOW TO: WHERE ARE YOU FROM? ˊˎ-

↳ How to: Study Vocab Lists (Effectively!)

O8 ‣ ALL NEW! Song Lyric Analysis

↳ -ˏˋ 🎵COMING SOON! SONG REQUESTS?🎵 ˊˎ-

O9 ‣ Other

↳ Korean slang to spice up your convos

1O ‣ Questions? Comments?

↳ Feedback form

↳ LESSON REQUESTING STATUS → OPEN!!

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Korean slang to spice up your convos

안녕하세요 여러분! 오랜만이에요!! Hello everyone! It's been a while. I've been experimenting with different methods on learning Korean recently and one of the things that have helped me the most is having conversations with natives on HelloTalk and Instagram. I highly recommend meeting people around your age to start a conversation. You can pick up a bunch of cool slangs (줄임말 - abbreviated words and 속어 - slang) ! Here's just a few for you guys to use and enjoy! Note: There is some profanity ^^;

ʙʏ ᴀɴ ᴀᴠɪᴅ ꜱʟᴀɴɢ ᴜꜱᴇʀ *𝘕𝘖𝘛𝘌: 𝘐 𝘢𝘮 𝘯𝘰𝘵 𝘢 𝘯𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘷𝘦 𝘴𝘱𝘦𝘢𝘬𝘦𝘳. 𝘐𝘧 𝘐 𝘮𝘢𝘬𝘦 𝘢𝘯𝘺 𝘮𝘪𝘴𝘵𝘢𝘬𝘦𝘴, 𝘧𝘦𝘦𝘭 𝘧𝘳𝘦𝘦 𝘵𝘰 𝘤𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘦𝘤𝘵 𝘮𝘦 𝘪𝘯 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘤𝘰𝘮𝘮𝘦𝘯𝘵𝘴 𝘴𝘦𝘤𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯.* "___" → 𝘓𝘪𝘵𝘦𝘳𝘢𝘭 𝘮𝘦𝘢𝘯𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘼𝙗𝙗𝙧𝙚𝙫𝙞𝙖𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣𝙨 ㄱㄴ → 가능 possible, sure ㅁㅎ → 뭐해? what are you doing? ㄴㄱ → 누구, 누가 who ㄱㄷ → 기다려 wait ㅂㄷ → 부들 shaking with anger 𝙍𝙖𝙣𝙙𝙤𝙢𝙨 갠춘→ 괜찮아 it's okay 어케,어캐 → 어떻게 how 글쿠나, 글쿤 → 그렇구나 ah, I see 솩 → 수학 math 셤 → 시험 test, exam 긍까 → 그렇니까 yeah, mhm, yup 핫플 → 핫프레이스 → 유명한 곳 a popular place 모솔/모쏠 → 모태솔로 single since birth 젤 → 제일 the most 체고 → 최고 the best 몰폰 → 몰래 폰하기 secretly using the phone (probably playing games, messaging etc. during class) 존잘 → 존나 잘생겼다 Fucking handsome 뒤질래? → 죽을래? Do you wanna die? 쩐다 → awesome, fantastic 레겐드, 레게노 → 레전드 "legend", the best, phenomenal 베프 → 베스트 프렌드 best friend 실친 → 실제 친구 줄임말 a true friend 쨈, 째다 → 보통 학생들이 ‘학교를 째다, 수업을 째다’ 라은 표현으로 사용합니다. Play hooky, skip (class, school) 통했어 → "to flow", share the same brain, on the same page 갠소 → 개인소개로 1대1 미팅 소개해준다는걸 말해요. One-on-one introduction 관종 → 관심 종자 attention seeker 𝙄𝙣𝙩𝙚𝙧𝙣𝙚𝙩-𝙍𝙚𝙡𝙖𝙩𝙚𝙙 𝙎𝙡𝙖𝙣𝙜𝙨 갭쳐본,캡본 → 사진 캡쳐한 거 screenshot 자소 → 자기 소개 self-introduction 배본, 배사본인 → 배경사진 본인 background photo 짤 → memes 디코 → 디스코드 Discord 헬톡 → 헬로우톡 HelloTalk 렉 걸리다 → to lag, lagging 팔취 → 팔로우 취소 unfollow 카톡 → 카카오톡, 카카오톡으로 한국에서 국민들이 사용하는 메신저입니다. Kakaotalk 움짤→ 몇초간 움직이는 영상, gif 뽀샵, 포샵 → 포토샵의 줄임말. Photoshop 𝙍𝙚𝙢𝙚𝙢𝙗𝙚𝙧 𝙩𝙤 𝙤𝙣𝙡𝙮 𝙪𝙨𝙚 𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙨𝙚 𝙨𝙡𝙖𝙣𝙜𝙨 𝙬𝙞𝙩𝙝 𝙥𝙚𝙤𝙥𝙡𝙚 𝙮𝙤𝙪'𝙧𝙚 𝙘𝙡𝙤𝙨𝙚 𝙬𝙞𝙩𝙝~~

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Thanks for reading! Until next time! 다음에봐요!!

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Common Korean Action Verbs (Flashcards)

Hi Dreamlings! Here are some flashcards to accompany your studying from the previous lesson here! Study hard!

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안녕하세요 Dreamling 들! Hello Dreamlings! An action verb is anything someone or something does. For example, to eat, to see, and to drink. In this lesson you’ll learn about what a verb is – specifically action verbs – and how to use them.

일어나다 to wake up

샤워하다 to shower

양치하다 to brush teeth

화장하다 to put on makeup

가다 to go

일하다 to work

공부하다 to study

놀다 to play

쇼핑하다 to shop

운동하다 to exercise

요리하다 to cook

마시다 to drink

먹다 to eat

보다 to see

자다 to sleep

청소하다 to clean

생각하다 to think

걱정하다 to worry

Now, we can form simple sentences. Remember that Korean sentences follow the structure SUBJECT, OBJECT, VERB. Here’s an example: “저는 케이크를 먹어요.” I eat cake.

Sometimes, a noun can be separated from the verb and be used by itself. For example, 공부 from 공부하다 can just mean study while 걱정 from 걱정하다 can just mean worry/worries. This way, you can say “you have many worries” instead of “you are worrying”. Therefore, 걱정하다 can also be written as 걱정를 하다 as 걱정 is a noun itself.

I hope you enjoyed this lesson! See you in the next one! 다음에 또 봐요!

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😊Feelings & Emotions in Korean😢

안녕하세요! Hello~ Welcome to another vocabulary list! During these stressful times, we all have been feeling a bit under the weather and I decided having some Korean words to describe how we’re feeling would be useful I hope this gif and vocabulary list cheers you up! Stay safe, wear your mask, and wash your hands~ ^^

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O1 ‣ FAQ

↳ FAQ: Get to Know Me

↳ ASKS STATUS → Always OPEN 👍

O2 ‣ New to Korean? Start Here:

↳ PT 1. → Hangeul (한글)

↳ Pt 2. → Hangeul (한글)

↳ Alli’s Guide to Korean Word Structure

↳ Korean Reading Practice

O3 ‣ Flashcards

↳ Top 10 Korean Text Lingo

↳ Konglish Reading Practice

↳ -ˏˋ KPOP GROUPS IN KOREAN: COMING SOON ˊˎ-

O4 ‣ Vocabulary Lists

↳ Food & Drink

↳ Colors in Korean

↳ -ˏˋ TRAVELING IN KOREAN: COMING SOON ˊˎ-

↳ Autumn Vocabulary

↳ Abbreviated Words in Korean

O5 ‣ Grammar

↳ Grammar Lesson 1: ~이다

↳ Grammar Lesson 2: 는/은

↳ Grammar Lesson 3: 를/을

↳ Grammar Lesson 4: 이/가 vs.는/은

↳ Grammar Lesson 5: 있다/~에

↳ -ˏˋ GRAMMAR LESSON 6: COMING SOON ˊˎ-

O6 ‣ Conversations

↳ Korean Conversation 1: Introducing Yourself

↳ Korean Conversation 2: Ordering food

O7 ‣ In-Depth Topic Breakdowns/How-to’s

↳ How to: Self Introduction

↳ -ˏˋ COMING SOON → HOW TO: WHERE ARE YOU FROM? ˊˎ-

↳ How to: Study Vocab Lists (Effectively!)

O8 ‣ ALL NEW! Song Lyric Analysis

↳ -ˏˋ 🎵COMING SOON! SONG REQUESTS?🎵 ˊˎ-

O9 ‣ Questions? Comments?

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Korean Abbreviated Words

🌸Hello Dreamlings!! It’s been way too long since my last lesson, right? I’m so sorry. We’re back with a new lesson!🌸

Just like in English, we can shorten words like dis. Or dat. In Korean, we can do that as well! The only difference is that some of these abbreviated words are actually used while speaking! Let’s take a look at some examples below!

난 (나는) = I (informal)

전 (저는) = I (formal)

날 ( 나를 ) = I (informal)

널 (너를) = You (informal)

암튼 (아무튼) = anyway

담 (다음) = next*

샘 (선생님) = teacher

넘 ( 너무 ) = very

낼 ( 내일) = tomorrow

-죠 (-지요) = ___,right?**

그치/ 그쵸 ( 그렇지/ 그렇 죠) = similar to -죠, right?

여친 (여자친구) = girlfriend

남친 (남자친구) = boyfriend

걸 (거를) = this/that/something***

건 (거는) = this/that/something****

템 (아이템) = (makeup) item

*As in next time

**asking for confirmation, agreement. 여친이 너무 예뻐요 = My girlfriend is pretty. 여친이 너무 예쁘죠? = My girlfriend is pretty, right?

*** Example sentence: 저는 맛있는 걸 먹고 싶어요 = I want to eat something delicious

****Example sentence: 이건 얼마예요? = How much is this?

🌸Hope u all enjoyed~ C u l8ter!🌸

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Korean Abbreviated Words

🌸Hello Dreamlings!! It’s been way too long since my last lesson, right? I’m so sorry. We’re back with a new lesson!🌸

Just like in English, we can shorten words like dis. Or dat. In Korean, we can do that as well! The only difference is that some of these abbreviated words are actually used while speaking! Let’s take a look at some examples below!

난 (나는) = I (informal)

전 (저는) = I (formal)

날 ( 나를 ) = I (informal)

널 (너를) = You (informal)

암튼 (아무튼) = anyway

담 (다음) = next*

샘 (선생님) = teacher

넘 ( 너무 ) = very

낼 ( 내일) = tomorrow

-죠 (-지요) = ___,right?**

그치/ 그쵸 ( 그렇지/ 그렇 죠) = similar to -죠, right?

여친 (여자친구) = girlfriend

남친 (남자친구) = boyfriend

걸 (거를) = this/that/something***

건 (거는) = this/that/something****

템 (아이템) = (makeup) item

*As in next time

**asking for confirmation, agreement. 여친이 너무 예뻐요 = My girlfriend is pretty. 여친이 너무 예쁘죠? = My girlfriend is pretty, right?

*** Example sentence: 저는 맛있는 걸 먹고 싶어요 = I want to eat something delicious

****Example sentence: 이건 얼마예요? = How much is this?

🌸Hope u all enjoyed~ C u l8ter!🌸

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Autumn Vocabulary in Korean

🍂안녕하세요! Hello~ Welcome to another vocabulary list! Autumn is quickly approaching (or maybe already here!) and I decided it’d be a great time to post some vocabulary words to fit the season. As always, hope you enjoy~ 🍂

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🍁Must Knows:🍁

가을 = autumn

바람 = wind

잎 = leaf

환절기 = change of season

단풍 = autumn foliage

단풍잎 = maple tree

감기 = cold (disease)

뜨다 = to knit

☕Autumn Foods:☕

핫초코 = hot cocoa

카페 = café

호박 = pumpkin

사탕 = candy

시나몬 = cinnamon

애플 파이 = apple pie

감 = persimmon

🧥House Items:🧥

스웨터 = sweater

목도리 = scarf

담요 = blanket

🎃Seasonal:🎃

할로윈 = Halloween

추석 = Autumn eve (Korean holiday)

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Thanks for reading! Happy autumn everyone!

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How to study vocab lists (effectively!)

안녕하세요 여러분~드디어! 저는 왔습니다! Hello everyone~ Finally! I’m back. Today I made an infographic on how to better utilize vocabulary lists. I've seen a bunch of Korean vocabulary lists floating around Tumblr for a while and I decided that it would be helpful to make an infographic because many people often seem to scroll through these types of posts mindlessly without using them in a way that can help them learn and make connections to their existing knowledge. Instead of reading each term once and forgetting them after an hour, by incorporating it and repeatedly referring back to the vocabulary and other methods, you can memorize the words much faster. Enjoy!

P.S. Tell me how you’ve been in the comments! (In Korean, of course :) )

P.P.S. Lesson requests are still open! Click here to learn how!

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I’m not sure if you’ve done this already but can you do a hangul basics lesson? 💕

Hello Dreamling! I’ve done that already! You can see Pt. 1 here and Pt. 2 here.

Here’s a chart for some reading and writing practice though!

Chart credit to Yonsei Korean. Find the full PDF here

안녕 ~

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안녕! I wanted to know if you could do a lesson with conversation examples for ordering food? Thank you!

오랜만이에요 fellow Dreamling! I’m so sorry it took so long for me to finish this! I hope you enjoy this conversation!!

『…typing… 』

Introducing: The main characters of this dialogue, the twins, 하영 and 하늘!

The story: 하영 and 하늘 are meeting up at a restaurant. Let’s see how they order food.

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How to Make a Lesson Request:

Hello!! In honor of hitting officially 400 followers, I decided that you guys will now be called Dreamlings! Woohoo!

As Dreamlings, you now can request lessons! I figured that many people are struggling to find Korean study material that fits their needs. So I decided that this new system would help more people as they are able to request lessons tailored to their personal needs. Here’s how to request a lesson:

1. Click on the 'Ask me anything 무엇이든 물어보세요!' button.

2. Tell me ONE topic you'd like me to make a lesson on. Make sure you check my MASTERLIST to make sure your lesson request hasn't been answered.

3. In the ask, also tell me the lesson style you want. Lesson styles available right now: Flashcards, example conversations, song lyrics translations, vocabulary list, culture insights, grammar cheat sheet, or just a plain lesson! I DON’T do translations for anything other than song lyrics.

NOTICE! If you take this Feedback Form, you’ll get priority on the speed I get your request done. Make sure you message me with a snapshot the finished form screen so that I know that you’ve taken it. All Dreamlings’ feedback and opinion matter so it’d be great if you did it!

Love you guys!!

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P.S. I might take a while to respond to all of your requests because I’m on summer break right now and I’m going to be traveling. Hope you understand.

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Grammar Lesson 5: 있다/~에

안녕하세요 친구들! Hi friends! Welcome to yet another grammar lesson. Today we’ll be focusing on ‘있다’ and the sentence particle: ~에.

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L e s s o n 5 : 있다/~에

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The word ‘있다’ has many meanings but we’ll just focus on 2 of the most common meanings. The first meaning is “to have”. Take notes, HERE’S THE IMPORTANT BIT.

If you remember from the ~을/를 in Grammar Lesson 3, ~을/를 is an OBJECT particle. ‘있다’ is an adjective. In Korean, adjectives cannot act on objects. To fix this problem, we will use the particles: ~이/가 when using ‘있다’. For more information on the difference between the particles ~을/를 and ~이/가 , click here.

Still don’t understand? Here are some examples:

Instead of “저는 가방을 있어요” we must write “저는 가방이 있어요”. (I have a bag.)

Instead of “ 저는 차를 있어요” we must write “저는 차가 있어요”. (I have a car.)

Got it?

Let’s go over the particle ~에. This particle is used to indicate the place and/or time of something in a sentence. So, ‘~에’ is often used in sentences with ‘있다’’s second meaning: “to be at a location”.

Alright, now let’s move on to the sentence structure of ‘있다’ when it is being used as “to be at a location”. When writing that you are at a location, we must use the sentence structure: I/She/He/You 는/은 + Location 에 + 있어요. Here are some examples below:

저는 슈퍼마켓에 있어요. (I am at the supermarket).

저는 미국에 있어요. (I am in America).

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Oh. My. Gosh. I love you. Thank you so much for the support!! 💕

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