Magicalladygalaxy

We are all beings.. We are equal... We should stick to each other not fight against each other. If you have any questions feel free to ask. I am learning languages but plase don't ask about grammar points I am horrible with that stuff. :D xx You can ask how I'm learning, or just share your story with me.. I'd like to read different life stories  :D xx

[optomstudies]

Hi everyone! I realised I had this awesome cheat sheet of over 100+ HSC Japanese grammar structures that I used to ace my HSC exams! This is useful for anyone currently studying Japanese. 

This is a complete list of all the grammar structures you learn in senior HSC and that you need to use to score a Band 6 in all reading, writing, listening and speaking tasks! The more structures you use the better! Enjoy!!

Download as a single handy A4 page printable!

1.      ～て

2.      And　て。。。

3.      But　が・けれども

4.      About　。。。のこと・。。。について

5.      Present form　～ている

6.      Called　という

7.      I’ll go and…　～て来る

8.      Comparing　どちら・どれ・方

9.      The most　一番。。。

10.  Than　。。。より

11.  Plain form

12.  Because　。。。から

13.  Probably　。。。でしょう・だろう

14.  I think　。。。と思う

15.  To become　～くなる・「に」なる

16.  Verb plain forms

17.  I’ve heard　。。。そう

18.  It seems　～そう

19.  Adverbs　～そうな・～そうに

20.  Because (verbs)　。。。から

21.  Because　。。。ので

22.  After　～てから

23.  From… To…　。。。から。。。まで

24.  But (plain)　が・けれども

25.  Having, taking, bringing　持って～・つれて～

26.  That much　こんなに・そんなに・あんなに

27.  I think (verbs)　。。。と思う

28.  Giving　あげる・くれる

29.  Doing favours　～てあげる・～てくれる

30.  Before/After　前｢に｣・後｢で｣

31.  Probably (plain)　。。。でしょう・だろう

32.  Beginning　～だす・～はじめる

33.  Doing a variety of things　～たり～たりする

34.  Purpose　～に

35.  When　。。。時

36.  I have to　～なければ　ならない・いけない

37.  Don’t/Without/Instead of　～ないで

38.  Negative　～て

39.  Because　～て。。。

40.  I’m glad　～てよかった

41.  Quoting　。。。と言う

42.  Try　～てみる

43.  Completely　～てしまう

44.  Dropping particles

45.  Relative clauses

46.  If/When　～たら

47.  I hope　～たらいい

48.  Past experiences　～たことがある

49.  Easy/Hard to do　～やすい・～にくい

50.  If/When　。。。と

51.  Audible/Visible　聞こえる・見える

52.  Whether or not　～かどうか

53.  While　～ながら

54.  Decisions　。。。ことにする・ことになる

55.  Volitional form　～ましょう

56.  Volitional form (plain)　～「お」う

57.  Intentions　～｢お｣うと思う

58.  How to　～かた

59.  Too much　～すぎる

60.  Seems like　～よう

61.  Intentions　。。。つもり

62.  And　。。。し

63.  Verbs into nouns　の・こと

64.  の・こと　。。。は。。。です

65.  ～のです・～んです

66.  Receiving　～てもらう

67.  Nouns into descriptive nouns　～てき「な」

68.  Potential form　～「え」る

69.  Potential (sentences)　。。。が　～「え」る

70.  While　うち・間

71.  If　～ば

72.  Giving advice　～た方がいい・～ない方がいい

73.  As many as　。。。も

74.  Even if　～ても

75.  Permission not to　～なくてもいい

76.  Perhaps　。。。かもしれない

77.  Something　何か

78.  Nothing/Anything　何も。。。ない

79.  Only　。。。しか。。。ない

80.  Purpose/So that　ように

81.  I can　。。。ことができる

82.  Seems　みたい

83.  よう・みたい

84.  Even though　。。。のに

85.  Ending　～おわる

86.  Instructions　～なさい

87.  Adjectives to nouns　～さ

88.  Expectations　はず

89.  If　なら

90.  No matter what　～ても

91.  Seems　～らしい

92.  Not as… as…　ほど

93.  Quoting requests　～ように言う

94.  Comparing actions

95.  Embedded questions

96.  Purpose　ために

97.  Transitive/Intransitive verbs

98.  Some are… others are…　～たり～たりする

99.  Relative clauses (nouns)

100.   You must not　～てはいけない・だめ

101.   Giving/receiving　～ていただく・～てくださる・～てやる

102.   Anything/Everything　何でも

103.   Purpose　のに

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[kanjikiwi]

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[fixcul]

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[magicalladygalaxy]

예이

[randomhangul]

Self-Portrait. (Hanja: 自畵像)

[magicalladygalaxy]

굿굿

[privetkorea]

남극 대륙은 지구에서 가장 남쪽에 있는 대륙이다. - Антарктида это самый южный континент на Земле.

[magicalladygalaxy]

:))

[onestopkorean]

In Korean, there are some words that have an honorific counterpart. These honorific words should be used instead of the usual word when speaking about someone who should be honored. For example, when speaking about an elderly/respected/honored person’s house, the honorific word for “house” should be used. If an elderly/respected/honored person eats something, the honorific verb for “to eat” should be used.

In the following list, the honorific word comes first, followed by its non-honorific equivalent in parentheses.

House: 댁 (집)

Birthday: 생신 (생일)

Age: 연세 (나이)

Meal: 진지 (밥)

To sleep: 주무시다 (자다)

To eat/drink: 드시다 (먹다/마시다)

To stay/exist: 계시다 (있다)

To bring/escort (someone): 모시다 (데리다)

[magicalladygalaxy]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[kumaunicorn]

Korean in The Sims Freeplay (심즈 프리플레이)

주간 과제 - Weekly Tasks 사교 과제 - Social tasks 활성 과제 ___개 -__Active tasks (Example: 활성 과제 4개 means 4 active tasks) 성인 - Adult 유아 - toddler 아기 - baby 어린이 - pre-teen 10대 - teenage 노인 - Senior 욕실 - bathroom 전자제품 - electronics 침실 - bedroom 주방 - kitchen 주장 카운터 - kitchen counter 거실 - living room 식당 - dining room/ eating Place 신생아 - newborn baby 애완동물 - pets 장식 - decoration 러그- rugs 조명 - lighting 건축 - construction ; building 방 - room 층 건축 - floor construction 지하실 - basement 발코니 - balcony 지지대 - support fixtures 발코니 바닥재 - balcony flooring 난간 - railing 바닥재 - flooring 벽지 - wallpaper 창문 - windows 문 - door 외벽 - exterior wall 지붕 - roof 이웃 - neighbors 방문하기 - visit 다시 오신 갓을 환영합니다! - welcome back!

[magicalladygalaxy]

ㅎㅎㅎㅎ

[pineapplegame]

~게끔

This is a similar to ~게 or ~도록, but the goal in the first clause is slightly more emphasized. So it can be understood as “In order for _______, do ______.” The first clause can have either a descriptive or an active verb, but the second clause can only use an active verb. 음식이 넉넉하게끔 고기를 더 삽시다. Let’s buy more meat so that we’ll have enough food. 선생님은 모두다 알아들을 수 있게끔 차근차근 가르쳐주었다. Our professor explained everything slowly and carefully so that everyone would understand.

[magicalladygalaxy]

ㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎ

[easykorean]

Easy to Learn Korean 1604 – Goosebumps (part two).

[magicalladygalaxy]

ㅓㅓㅜㅜㅠㅠ표

[cassarilla]

Vocabulary

감수하다 = to endure, to suffer without any protest

Usage

~을/를 감수하다

Expressions

고통을 감수하다 = to endure anguish

책임을 감수하다 = to bear the responsibility

비난을 감수하다 = to endure the criticism

볼이익을 감수하다 = to endure the disadvantages

Examples

많은 고통을 감수한 결과 오늘의 성공을 이루었다.

I achieved success today after enduring much pain.

내가 잘못을 저지른 이상 어떠한 비난이라도 감수하겠다.

As I have done wrong, I will endure all criticism and more.

[magicalladygalaxy]

흉포

[studykorean101]

꿀꿀 한국어 의성어 - Korean Onomatopoeia 🗯

on·o·mat·o·poe·ia

/ˌänəˌmadəˈpēə,ˌänəˌmädəˈpēə/

noun

the formation of a word from a sound associated with what is named (e.g., cuckoo, sizzle ). the use of onomatopoeia for rhetorical effect

Here I am back with Korean Onomatopoeiae. To summarize the definition, it’s a word given to what a sound makes (for lack of better words) Enjoy <3

음 - uhm

아야 - ouch!

쪽 - smooch/kiss

두근두근 - throbbing heart

앗 - oops! / oh no!

냠냠 - chewing sound

짝짝짝- clapping

엉엉 - crying

멍멍 - dog’s bark

꽥꽥- duck quack

야옹 - cat’s meow

꿀꿀 - pig’s oink

찍찍 - mouse squeaking

따르릉 - telephone ringing

똑똑 - knocking ( 너는 똑똑해요 - you’re smart!)

개굴개굴 - croak of a frog

음메 - cow mooing

칙칙폭폭 - toot of a train

쾅 - something banging/falling on the floor

I hope you enjoyed this lesson! Have a great day ~

[magicalladygalaxy]

호호

[thekimchibear]

Don’t BE salty or bitter, DESCRIBE it. (FOOD VOCAB pt. 2.)

No one likes bland food, so obviously no one likes bland food descriptions. Due to Korea’s love for food, there’s an incredible amount of ways to describe food. We’re going to look at some fun ways to describe food beyond the basic 맵다, 달다, etc. Because there are so many adjectives, they each have subtle differences, so each one has an example with it. These are arranged from top to bottom by strength.

Girl you salty,

짜디짜다 – Too salty. (Ex. saltines) 짜디짠 바닷물을 마시니까 정신이 번쩍 든다. - Drinking the really salty seawater shocks me back to my senses.

짭조름하다 – Slightly salty. (Ex. seaweed) 바다에 오니까 공기에서 짭조름한 맛이 느껴져. - Just coming to the beach I can taste the saltiness in the air.

짭짤하다 – Slightly salty, but makes you want to keep eating it. (Ex. potato chips) 맥도날드에서 프랜치 후라이를 더 짭짤하게 먹고 싶으면 소금 더 쳐달라고 하면 돼. - If you want your fries to be extra salty at McDonalds, then you can ask them to put more salt on.

간간하다 – Just the right amount of saltiness (Ex. soup) 설랑탕의 간이 간간해서 딱 좋아. - The ox-bone soup’s perfect because the seasoning is on point.

Don’t be bitter,

쓰디쓰다 – Very bitter (ex. Espresso) 이 쓰디쓴 에스프레소를 내 고독과 마신다. - I drink this overly bitter espresso with my solitude.

쌉쌀하다 – Bitter (ex. Coffee, Medicine) 티백을 너무 오래 두면 맛이 쌉쌀해지더라. - If you leave a teabag in too long it’ll become bitter.

씁쓰름하다 – Slightly bitter (ex. Arugula) 봄나물은 씁쓰름한 맛에 먹는거지. - You eat the spring greens to taste the slight bitterness.

Blander than bland-flakes,

밍밍하다 / 맹맹하다 – Very bland, no taste 이 주스 너무 밍밍한데? 물 탄 거 아니야? - This juice is too bland. Is it mixed with water?

심심하다 – Bland (also means boring) 간을 안한 스크램블 에그는 너무 심심하지 않아? - Aren’t unseasoned scrambled eggs a bit bland (boring)?

싱겁다 – Under-seasoned, slightly bland 싱거우신 분들은 옆에 다대기를 원하시는만큼 넣으세요. - Anyone who thinks the soup is a little bland, you can add as much of the pepper paste next to you as you want.

[magicalladygalaxy]

오오오

[19tc]

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? - Why are you alive?  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

[magicalladygalaxy]

흥

[miharusblog]

KOREAN INTERNET SLANGS/SHORTENED WORDS📱💭

1. KOREAN INTERNET, TEXTING SLANGS

ㅋㅋ ♡ “kk” sound of giggling/laughing

ㅠㅠ, ㅜㅜ ♡ crying/sad eyes

흑 ♡ sobbing sound

ㅎㅎ (하하) ♡ “haha” sound of laughing

ㅍㅎㅎ ♡ “puhaha” sound of laughing

ㅇㅇ (응) ♡ uh, yeah

ㅇㅋ (오키) ♡ okay

ㄱㅅ (감사) ♡ thank you

ㅊㅋ (축하) ♡ congrats

ㄴㄴ (노노) ♡ no

ㅈㅅ (죄송) ♡ sorry

ㄱㄷ (기다려) ♡ wait

ㄱㄱ (고고) ♡ gogo, let’s go

ㅂㅂ (바이바이) ♡ bye bye /or/ ㅂㅇ (바이) ♡ bye

ㅅㄱ (수고) ♡ good job

ㅇㄷ (어디) ♡ where

 ㅗㅗ ♡ 🖕🏼 lol

ㅎㅇ (하이) ♡ hi

ㅎㄹ ♡ hello

ㄱㅊ (괜찮아) ♡ it’s fine

ㄷㅊ (닥쳐) ♡ shut up

ㅡㅡ ♡ to express displeasure

2. SHORTENED WORDS

낼 (내일) ♡ tomorrow

짐 (지금) ♡ now

담 (다음) ♡ next

첨 (처음) ♡ first

넘 (너무) ♡ very

좀 (조금) ♡ a little

울 (우리) ♡ we

걍 (그냥) ♡ just

어케 (어떻게) ♡ how

글고 (그리고) ♡ and

젤 (제일) ♡ most, best

먄 (미안) ♡ sorry

짱나 (짜증나) ♡ annoying

글쿤 (그렇구나) ♡ i see

열공 (열심히 공부해) ♡ study hard

재밌다 (재미있다) ♡ to be fun, interesting

알써 (알겠어) ♡ i understand, get i

몰겠어 (모르겠어) ♡ i don’t know

올만이네 (오랜만이네) ♡ long time no see

[magicalladygalaxy]

ㅎㅇ

[snubiwriteskorean]

korean curse words

존나~, 좆나~ (zonna) : fucking~

좆까, 조까 (zotkka)= Screw it, bullshit

년 (nyeon) = bitch

썅년,쌍년 (ssyangnyeon)= bitch

씨발년 (sshibalnyeon) = Motherfucker (for girls)

씨발놈 (sshibalnom) = Motherfucker (for men)

호로새끼 (horosaekki) : you’re a bastard

바보 (pabo) : Idiot

젠장 (jenjang) : Shit, goddamn, damn it

씨발 (shibal) : Fuck, fucking, god damn, damn it

병신 (byung-shin) : Dumbass, retard

엿먹어 (yutmugguh) : Fuck you

미친놈 (meecheennom) : Crazy bastard

미친년 (meecheennyun) : Crazy bitch

걸레같은 년 (gullehgateunnyun) : Slut, whore

보지 (bohjee) : Pussy

꺼저 (gguhjuh) : Fuck off

씹새끼 (shib-seh-ggi) or 개새끼 (gaesaekki) : Asshole, Son of a bitch

지랄 (jiral) : Bullshit

변태 (byeontae) : Pervert, Freak 

[magicalladygalaxy]

Hmmm

[easykoreanintermediate]

New Korean slang just invented! 새로운 한국 속어

  I was sitting with my friend bored, and we decided that there are somethings in English that we cannot translate into Korean. So we sat down and had a long think about it.  

Pronunciation of difficult slang is in [발음] :)

please re blog this because NO KOREAN uses this yet! Actually NO KOREAN except for my closest friends use this slang so please please share with your Korean friends too! I would like to see AOA use the phrase 큐섹! :)

Here are the new slang!

Cute and sexy -큐섹하다  큐트(귀엽다) + 섹시하다 (to be sexy)

Adj: 큐섹한 Adv: 큐섹하게 Noun: 큐섹함

e.g 오늘은 큐섹한 원피스를 샀어요.

큐못남 [큐몬남]- Cute but Ugly boy  (귀엽다+못생긴 + 남자)

큐못녀 [큐몬녀] - Cut but ugly girl  (귀엽다+못생긴 + 여자)

큐핫남 [큐한남]  - Cute and sexy boy (귀엽다 + 핫 (완전 섹시한) 남자)

큐핫녀 [큐한녀]  - Cute and sexy girl (귀엽다 + 핫 (완전 섹시한) 여자)

섹똑하다  - Sexy and smart (섹시하다 + 똑똑하다)

배피다 - To be hungry and tired (배고프다 + 피곤하다)

온괴자 - A cyber bully  (온라인 + 괴롭히다)

온괴하다 - To cyber bully (온라인 + 괴롭히다)

늦온남 /늦온녀 - Someone who comes online late and makes bad excuses  (늦게 + 온라인 + 남/녀)

늦온되다 - To be late online and  start making excuses

라소되지 -  A greedy person who eats just ramen and soju all day (라면+소주+되지)

라소먹다 - To eat ramen with soju (라면 + 소주 + 먹다)

헤어진크림 먹다 - to eat at icecream after a break up (헤어지다 + 아이스크림 +먹다)

듣싫노래 [듣실노래] A song that is on your playlist that you no longer listen to.

(듣기 싫다 + 노래)

영대왕 - Someone who speaks English like a native (영어 + 대왕)

한대왕 - Someone who speaks Korean like a native (한국어 + 대왕)

노대왕 - Someone who sings really well (노래 + 대왕)

게임대왕 - Someone who has amazing gaming skills (게임+대왕)

한쁜억 - Someone who speaks Korean with a bad accent (한국 + 나쁜 + 억양)

한잘억 - Someone who speaks Korean with a good accent (한국+ 잘 + 억양)

한원남/ 녀 - A guy/girl who wants to be Korean (한국 + 원나비 (되고 싶은) +남/녀) 

일원남/녀 can also be used

케중남/녀 - A guy/girl who is addicted to K-pop  (케이팝 + 중독 + 남/녀)  

메중녀/남 - A girl/guy who is addicted to makeup (메이컵 +중독 +남/녀

싫걸남친 [실걸람친] - A boyfriend who does the things that his girlfriend hates (싫어하는걸+남자 친구)

싫걸여친[실걸려친] - A girlfriend who does the things that her boyfriend hates (싫어하는걸 + 여친) 

여친못하다 -To not understand your girlfriend (여자친구 + 못하다)

남친못하다 - To not understand your boyfriend (남자친구+못하다)

첨만얼- someone’s face that you meet the first time(처음 만난 + 얼굴)

첨만얼 보다 - To see someone’s face for the first time.( 처음 만난 얼굴 + 보다)

악데몽[앙데몽] - A really bad date (악몽+ 데이트 = 악(데이트)몽)

좋데꿈 - A really nice / amazing date (좋은 꿈 + 데이트 = 좋(데이트)꿈)

쌤개 - Teachers pet (선생님 + 개)

불합남/녀 [불함남/녀] - A boy/girl with the lowest grades (불합격하다 + 남/녀)

짱님 - The best teacher (선생님+짱)

숙까먹다 - To forget your homework (숙제+까먹다)

비커플 - A couple who are dating secretly (비밀+커플)

몰연애하다 - to date secretly (몰래+연애하다)

빌애인 [비래인] - Secret lover (비밀+애인)

올친지애 - A lover who you were friends with for a long time before you dated them,  and have just started dating them today. ( 오랫동안 + 친구  + 지금+ 애인)

속어들은 많이 이용하시길 바랍니다. We hope you use these slang words al ot !

속어는 강태빈(Christian Kmachni)과 구아영 (Eden Nkukulu)에 의해 복제되었다.

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받침 pronunciation rules

Korean sentence structure (SOV)

particles

multiple particles

은/는 vs. 이/가

~(으)로 – with/by means of

~(이)나 – good enough

more examples of 은/는, 이/가, and 을/를

저는 vs. 제가

~의 – possessive

만 vs. 밖에

present tense forms

future tense forms

imperative form

past tense forms

past tense of 이다

이다 vs. 있다

안 vs. ~지 않다 – negatives

irregulars

age

존댓말 vs. 반말

(스)ㅂ니다 – high formal conjugation

~(으)세요 – polite requests/questions

좋다 vs. 좋아하다

~다 vs. ~아/어하다

보다 (더) – more than

~에 비해(서) – compared to

emphasis (very, a lot, a bit, etc.)

일단/만약/처음 – once/first

any / every / some / none

처음/다음/지난/마지막 – first, next, last

~(으)ㄹ 수 있다/없다 – can do, can’t do

못 vs. ~(으)ㄹ 수 있다

~야 되다/하다, ~면 되다 – have to/should do, allowed to do

~(으)ㄹ 리가 있다/없다 – it’s possible that

~(으)ㄴ/는/(으)ㄹ 줄 알다 – thought that

~(으)면 – if

~는다면 – if

위해(서) – in order to/for the sake of

~(으)려고/~(으)러 – in order to

워해(서) vs. (으)러

~지 말다 – to not do

말고/아니고 – instead of

~을 때 – when

~지(요) – right, you know

제일/가장 – best/most

~(으)ㅁ – adj/verbs into nouns

~는 것 – verbs into nouns

~기 – verbs into nouns

~잖다 – you know

~잖다 vs. ~지(요)

~지만/~는데 – however

~ㄴ/은/는데 – giving context

~고 vs. ~서 – and (then)

좋겠다 – it’d be nice if

~는 대로 – following/right after/as soon as

빨리 vs. 빠르게 – adverbs

알다/모르다 – to know (how to)

~ㄴ지 – since

~에 대해(서) – about

때문에 – because of

~(으)니까 – because

~거든요 – because

때문에 vs. (으)니까

덕분에 – thanks to

~서 – because, so

~아/어도 – even though/regardless of

같은 vs. 처럼

것 같다 – seems like/I think

~(으)ㄴ가/나 보다 – seems like

것 같다 vs. ~나 보다

~듯 – seems like/as if

~아/어/게 보이다 – to look like/seem

~아/어보다 – to try to do

~(으)ㄴ 적이 있다 – have done/experienced

가져가다 vs. 가져오다 – take with/bring with

편이다 – rather/sort of

만큼 – as much as

중이다 – in the middle of (doing)

~적 vs. ~적이다

얼마 vs. 얼마나 – how much

~아/어 놓다 vs. ~아/어 두다

~아/어 드리다 – to do for

~에 따라서 – according to

~네요 – new info; mild surprise

~네 vs. ~(는)군요

~나 – older men asking questions

~던 – past tense verb–>adj

~니 & ~냐 – asking questions

~게 하다 – to make/let someone else do something

~(으)ㄹ수록 – the more __, the more

conjugating and using colors

테다 – intention, assumption/seems like

~다고요 – referring to something someone said

~라고/~다고 – quoting

~대요 – conveying what you’ve heard

~자니(까)/~(으)려고 하니(까) – intended to, but

~더라(고요) – discovered from experience

~아/어 버리다 – been done

~(으)ㄹ 뻔하다 – almost happened

~곤 하다 – habits, things done now and then

~는 것이다/거다 – clarifying something/present tense

~(으)ㄴ/는 데다가 – as well as

특징이 있다 – to have the characteristic of

수학 – basic math

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