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Mobile friendly post for BitesizeKorean. Updated on: 16.12.12

GRAMMAR/QUESTIONS

Vocabulary Builders

Countries

Body Parts

Twitter

Terms of Endearment

Words of Encouragement

Colours in Korean

Common Konglish Words

Numbers in Korean

Grammar

외국인 vs. 외국 사람

책방 vs. 서점

일하다 vs. 직장

숙제 vs. 과제

학교 vs. 학원

응답하다 vs. 대답하다

심지어 vs. 게다가

가격, 값 and 비용

수다 and 수다를 떨다

감사합니다, 고마워, and 고맙다.

한국어 vs. 한국말

아마 vs. 어쩌면

아니요 vs. 아니야

지금 vs. 이제

위성 vs. 달

이거 vs. 이게

항상 vs. 늘

자백 vs. 고백

평소 vs. 보통

오전 vs. 아침

어쩌면, 아무래도, and 아마

1등 vs. 1위

아니에요 vs. 천만에요

원하다 vs. 싶다

부인 vs. 아내

미안하다 vs 죄송하다

뭐 vs 무슨

친절 vs 친절하다 vs 친절한

창피 vs 민망

(-았/었어요) vs  (-고 있어요)

있면 vs 있다면

당신은 vs 너는

명 vs 분

너무, 진짜 and 아주

유방 vs 가슴

서운하다 vs 슬프다

Interrogatives

Demonstratives

Locative Adverbs

Bright and Dark Vowels

Particles 은/는 and 이/가

을/를 Object Marking Particles

이다 (To be)

아니다 (To not be)

~(으)ㄹ수록 [~(으)면 ~(으)ㄹ수록] (The more… the more…)

~네요

~ㄹ/을 계획 (To have plans to…)

잘/못 하다 (to be good/bad at something)

아서/어서

Particles: 에게/함테/께 and 에게서/한테서

와/과 particles

Particles 에서 and 에

~(으)ㄴ/는 편이다 (Stating characteristics) 

Expressing desire to possess a noun ~고 싶어요

(verb)+자

~(으)ㄴ/는데 

~겠어요

A/V~고

Pronouns in Korean: I, me, my, mine

보이다

~던 

지 and the ~는 것 principle

~아/어/여야 되다 or ~아/어/여야 하다 (to have to)

Misc. Questions

What does 눈치 mean?

Basic Korean curriculum plan! Pt.2

Anywhere to read beginner and intermediate Korean?

Is ㄱ ‘g’ or a ‘k’?

How do you pronounce 의?

When is 의 pronounced differently?

What is the difference between ㄱ and ㅋ?

How to say ‘You are’ in Korean?

How to say “I am” in Korean?

How to say “What is…” in Korean?

How to say “Who is…” in Korean?

What does 미드 mean?

What does 특집 mean?

What are some differences between the Seoul and Busan dialect?

How to learn the Busan accent?

What is the difference between 입니다 and 이에요/예요?

When do pronounce the letters ㅅㅈ ㅊ and like ’t’ and ㅂ like ’m’? And why?

When are ㅅ/ㅆ pronounced “SH”?

How to say, “Is it interesting?”

뭐야 이거?

Which particles are dropped in speech?

Do people in Daegu and Busan speak the same dialect?

What’s the difference between ~어/아서 and ~고?

How to change verbs into nouns?

What’s the difference between 안녕히가세요 and 안녕히계세요?

What’s “anyway” in Korean?

Why do Koreans use 우리 instead of 나의?

What does “멋졍 ” mean?

Pronunciation rules for ㅎ

Speech formalities 

Nouns in Korean

How to ask questions in Korean

How to say a.k.a in Korean?

How to say ASAP in Korean?

Grammatical spacing in Korean

Accents around Korea

Difference between 함께 and 함께라면?

How would you use 이야기하다 in a sentence?

What does ‘도망치지 마 뒤돌아서서 두려움에 맞서봐’ mean?

ㅍ,ㅂ, and ㅃ

Difference between 애 and 에?

How to say “please” in Korean

Negatives in Korean

Difference between ㅊ and ㅈ?

What’s the difference between 우리, 나의, and 내(ㅔ)?

Why do Koreans sometimes put 나 at the end of a sentence?

Difference between 입니다 and 습니다?

How to introduce yourself in Korean?

How to pronounce Hangul characters?

What does 이뤄진다 mean?

Pronunciation of ㅈ for men and women 

What’s “real” in Korean?

What’s “star” in Korean?

Korean suffixes

What does 휘황찬란한 mean?

Are “천만에요” and “안녕하세요” formal polite?

Greetings on the phone?

Which number system do I use for ‘years’?

Korean Sentence Structure

Why is there a -야 at the end of informal sentences?

What do stressed syllables mean in Korean?

네 as 네 or as 니?

What does 인정 mean?

How do you use compliments like “cutie” in Korean?

Cutie: 귀염둥이 

How to ask to switch to 반말?

고민: One’s worries

What does 왜그래 mean?

ㄹ sounding as L and R?

Resources for learning about culture?

Thoughts on TTMIK?

Are there other times to use 여보세요?

What do you say when you answer the phone?

How to say Happy Birthday in Korean?

Hangul characters and syllables explanation 

Does 때문에 have a negative nuance? 

Understanding Konglish words

How to say “Excuse me” to pass through

Do commas exist in Korean?

How to ask questions in Korean part 2

Is there a specific stroke order to Hangul?

How to say “embarrassing” in Korean

How to identify the subject and object in a sentence?

How to pronounce hanja?

How to say the year in Korean?

Common spelling mistakes in Korean

Understanding dictionary form

Hangul character names and alphabetical order

How to pronounce compound consonants in Korean

What does 새살 mean?

Is there a difference between 화이팅 and 파이팅?

What does 주룩 mean?

VOCABULARY

Follow the Instagram counterpart for all vocabulary study cards! And Memrise is available! 

WEEKLY VOCAB RECAP:

Week One

Week Two

Week Three

Week Four

Week Five

Week Six

Week Seven

Week Eight

Week Nine

Week Ten

TEN WEEK VOCABULARY

Week Eleven

Week Twelve

Week Thirteen

Week Fourteen

Week Fifteen

Week Sixteen

Week Seventeen

Week Eighteen

Week Nineteen

Week Twenty

TWENTY WEEK VOCABULARY

Week Twenty-One

Week Twenty-Two

Week Twenty-Three

Week Twenty-Four

Week Twenty-Five

Week Twenty-Six

Week Twenty-Seven

Week Twenty-Eight

Week Twenty-Nine

Week Thirty

Week Thirty-One

Week Thirty-Two

Week Thirty-Three

Week Thirty-Four

Week Thirty-Five

Week Thirty-Six

Week Thirty-Seven

Week Thirty-Eight

Week Thirty-Nine

Week Forty 

PROVERBS

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ㄱ:

가재는 게 편이라

개미 구멍으로 둑도 무너진다

가는 말이 고와야 오는 말이 곱다

거지도 부지런하면 더운 밥 얻어 먹는다

가려운 곳을 긁어 주다

거미 새끼같이 흩어진다

가랑비에 옷 젖는 줄 모른다

개천에서 용 난다

걱정도 팔자다

귀신도 모르다

거짓말도 방편

공자 앞에서 문자 쓴다

곧은 나무 먼저 찍힌다

고양이에게 생선을 맡기다

ㅅ:

시작이 반이다

선무당이 사람 잡는다

ㅁ:

말보다 증거

ㅊ:

천 리 길도 한 걸음부터

ㅈ:

작은 고추가 맵다

잠을 자야 꿈을 꾸지

ㅇ:

원숭이도 나무에서 떨어진다

ㄷ:

돌다리도 두드려 보고 건너라

달도 차면 기운다

ㅂ:

빛 좋은 개살구

SLANG

득템

얼짱

말을 씹다 or 문자를 씹다

안습

Lyrics

”내 맘에 깊이 가득 차버린 공허한 세상 나를 구해줘” Reset - Tiger JK

“이 끝이 없는 미로 속에서 어서 날 꺼내줘” Love is not over (full version) - BTS

“난 숨쉬고 싶어 이 밤이 싫어 이젠 깨고 싶어 꿈속이 싫어” Save me - BTS

“난 꿈이 있어요 그 꿈을 믿어요 나를 지켜봐요” A Goose’s Dream - InSoo

“다시 run run run 난 멈출 수가 없어 또 run run run 난 어쩔 수가 없어” Run - BTS

Tip/Tricks/Advice

Do you have any tips for pronouncing Korean?

Check out this post!

Do you have any tips for the intonation/rhythm of Korean?

Check out this post!

Do you have any tips on learning bright and dark vowels?

Check out this post!

Do you have any tips for reading Hangul like a native?

Check out this post!

Do you know of any good Korean dictionaries?

Check out this post!

Do you have any tips for learning Hangul?

Check out this post!

Do you have any tips on staying organised while studying?

Check out this post!

Do you have any tips for self study?

I have a self study guide here!

What is your study plan like?

I have a post here explaining!

How to keep yourself motivated?

Check out this post!

FAQ

If you are new to the blog and are looking for any information regarding how to learn Korean, travel, or resource material, please refer to my Korean Resource Masterpost and my Self Study Guide.

If your question is grammar related, please check to see if it has been answered. If not, please feel free to ask!

Inbox Rules:

1) I don’t do translations - Translations are not the focus of this blog, and since I receive so many of them, it is impossible to keep on top of. So for this reason, any translation requests in my inbox will be deleted from now on - no exceptions. I apologise for the inconvenience.

2) I will delete repeated questions - By this, I just mean that sometimes I have more than one of the same question in my inbox at the same time. So I will keep the question that was asked first, and delete any repeats within my inbox. So if I don’t specifically answer your question, but I release an answer with a similar question, you’ll know why I didn’t respond. However, if you still have something left unanswered, feel free to specify and send me another ask and I’ll do my best to respond.

3) I will link - If I receive a question that has been answered before, I will just do what I normally do and link to other posts that help to answer the question! So don’t worry if you ask something that has been asked before - I am more than happy to link you to the answer, since I know phone users especially can’t navigate my posts easily. ^^

4) Ask box only - If you have a Korean related question, please enquire through my ask box and not my messages. Thank you.

Those are really the only four rules. Thank you for understanding!

Do you use any other social media?

I have an Instagram for Korean Idioms, and another Instagram for all my vocabulary study cards! I also have a Twitter for updates! And a Memrise for vocabulary!

How long have you been studying Korean?

Honestly, not long! I’ve only been dabbling in the language since late October 2015.

Do you self study?

Yes. I try to dedicate at least four hours a week into learning grammar and vocabulary.

What is your native language?

My mother tongue is English!

What is your name?

Most people call me Elle (pronounced Ellie)! My real name is Emily.

Will you add audio to your study cards?

I did consider making audio for the pronunciation, however I came to the conclusion that the quantity of vocabulary I’m supplying each week is already being juggled on top of university work. So making videos or audio would only increase the work and provide difficult to keep up. Although, I’m not completely dismissing the idea, so I’ll see what happens!

Will you add romanisation to you study cards?

I personally don’t think that romanisation is necessary, and quite often, it seems to be that learners can find it restrictive. This is mainly due to the fact that it can actually inhibit proper pronunciation and hinder reading fluency. Romanisation also has the habit of contradicting advanced pronunciation rules, and for these reasons, I don’t like to include it. I also had an open discussion with most of you about adding it - and it seems that a majority would dislike me to include romanisation. I apologise for the inconvenience.

Am I allowed to save the study card you’ve made?

Of course. That’s why I make them! ;) However, I do not allow the re-uploading of any of my flashcards without first asking permission. I put time and effort into these study cards, and it’s upsetting to see my work posted without proper credit.

Why did you start learning Korean?

I love language, and have dabbled in many! I decided to learn a language completely different to anything I’ve learnt before, so I picked Korean randomly. I fell in love with it, and from there I’ve found a secret passion for Korean drama!

What other languages have you studied/know?

I have studied German, French, Russian, Japanese, and have recently just started to learn Danish. Although, Korean has been the most fun!

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[korean-vocab]

03/13/2018 Part 2

Visit the link to see my Quizlet vocabulary set for these words and memorize the words quickly and easily!

1. 애통하다 mourn or lament

2. 낡은 old or worn out

3. 폐물이 된 become useless

4. 구식인 archaic

5. 을 되사다 buy back

6. 1조 엄청난 trillion

7. 투덜거리다 complain or grumble

8. 우르릉거리다 grumble or thunder

9. 간청하다 beseech or plead

10. 얻으려고 하다 solicit

11. 호객 행위를 하다 solicit

12. 임신한 pregnant

13. 그득한 pregnant

14. 철물 ironwork

15. 갈다 sharpen or grind

16. 부채가 있는 indebted

17. 없애다 remove or eliminate

18. 제거하다 get rid of

19. 시합 game or match

20. 서리 frost

21. 몹시 very or extremely

22. 뒤덮다 cover

23. 양산 parasol or mass produce

24. 상부 superior

25. 상징하다 represent

26. 담다 put something into something

27. 채굴기 digger

28. 등장하다 make an appearance

29. 합류하다 join or come together

30. 다작하는 prolific

31. 다산하는 prolific

32. 열매 fruit or berry

33. 뚱한 glum or sullen

34. 시무룩한 sullen

35. 음침한 gloomy

36. 침울한 gloomy

37. 양 quantity or amount

38. 행위 act or action

39. 익다 ripen

[koreanstudytips]

100 More Verbs in Korean

참석하다 - To attend, To participate

실례하다 - To annoy, To trouble

기대하다 - To anticipate, To expect

감사하다 - To appreciate, To thank

가져오다 - To bring, To cause

결정되다 - To be decided

나빠지다 - To become worse

데려오다 - To bring, To fetch

쓰이다 - To be used

안되다 - To be unsuccessful

끊어지다 - To be disconnected, To get cut

구성되다 - To be composed, To be formed

취하다 - To be drunk

피다 - To bloom, To blossom

막다 - To block, To stop, To prevent

자랑하다 - To boast, To show off

만족하다 - To be satisfied, To be content

발견되다 - To be discovered, To be found

관련되다 - To be related to

갈아입다 - To change (clothes)

거두다 - To collect, To achieve

건너다 - To cross over

걸어오다 - To come on foot

계속되다 - To continue, To be continued

고려하다 - To consider

고르다 - To choose, To select

내려오다 - To come down

알아보다 - To check, To investigate, To realize

확인하다 - To confirm, To check

개발하다 - To develop, To create

결정하다 - To decide

그리다 - To draw, To paint

그러다 - To do that, To do this

꿈꾸다 - To dream of

나누다 - To divide, To split, To share

줄어들다 - To decrease, To shrink

졸다 - To doze off

강조하다 - To emphasize

겪다 - To experience, To undergo

견디다 - To endure, To bear, To stand

달아나다 - To escape, To runaway

즐기다 - To enjoy, To have fun

터지다 - To explode, To break out

경험하다 - To experience

끝나다 - To end, To be over

노력하다 - To endeavor, To strive

따라가다 - To follow, To go after

날다 - To fly

쳐다보다 - To gaze, To stare

어울리다 - To get along, To match, To suit

걸어가다 - To go on foot, To walk

낳다 - To give birth to

늙다 - To get old

다녀오다 - To go and get back

가지다 - To have, To possess

고생하다 - To have a hard time, To suffer

감추다 - To hide, To disguise

늘다 - To increase, To improve

무시하다 - To ignore, To neglect

구경하다 - To look around, To see the sights

남기다 - To leave behind

돌아보다 - To look back

둘러보다 - To look around

잃어버리다 - To lose something

실수하다 - To make a mistake

벌다 - To make money, To earn money

뜻하다 - To mean, To indicate

끄덕이다 - To nod, To give a nod

관찰하다 - To observe, To watch

넘치다 - To overflow, To brim over

쌓다 - To pack, To stack, To accumulate

데리다 - To pick somebody up

갖추다 - To prepare, To be equipped with

진행되다 - To progress, To proceed

질문하다 - To question, To ask

기르다 - To raise, To grow, To develop

깨닫다 - To realize, To become aware

기록하다 - To record, To write

기뻐하다 - To rejoice, To be happy

기억하다 - To remember, To recall

닮다 - To resemble, To look like

요구하다 - To request, To demand

달려가다 - To run, To dash

그만두다 - To stop, To drop, To quit

그치다 - To stop, To cease

노래하다 - To sing a song

외치다 - To shout, To yell

해결하다  - To settle, To solve

나타내다 - To show, To express

아끼다 - To save, To cherish

내밀다 - To stick out, To stretch out

흔들다 - To shake, To swing

비추다 - To shine, To reflect

몰다 - To steer, To drive

돌보다 - To take care, To look after

가져가다 - To take, To carry

던지다 - To throw

갈아타다 - To transfer, To change (car, train, etc…)

걸리다 - To take time

돌다 - To turn, To rotate

[mygoalmyway]

Let’s add them to the list

[koreanstudytips]

100 More Verbs in Korean

참석하다 - To attend, To participate

실례하다 - To annoy, To trouble

기대하다 - To anticipate, To expect

감사하다 - To appreciate, To thank

가져오다 - To bring, To cause

결정되다 - To be decided

나빠지다 - To become worse

데려오다 - To bring, To fetch

쓰이다 - To be used

안되다 - To be unsuccessful

끊어지다 - To be disconnected, To get cut

구성되다 - To be composed, To be formed

취하다 - To be drunk

피다 - To bloom, To blossom

막다 - To block, To stop, To prevent

자랑하다 - To boast, To show off

만족하다 - To be satisfied, To be content

발견되다 - To be discovered, To be found

관련되다 - To be related to

갈아입다 - To change (clothes)

거두다 - To collect, To achieve

건너다 - To cross over

걸어오다 - To come on foot

계속되다 - To continue, To be continued

고려하다 - To consider

고르다 - To choose, To select

내려오다 - To come down

알아보다 - To check, To investigate, To realize

확인하다 - To confirm, To check

개발하다 - To develop, To create

결정하다 - To decide

그리다 - To draw, To paint

그러다 - To do that, To do this

꿈꾸다 - To dream of

나누다 - To divide, To split, To share

줄어들다 - To decrease, To shrink

졸다 - To doze off

강조하다 - To emphasize

겪다 - To experience, To undergo

견디다 - To endure, To bear, To stand

달아나다 - To escape, To runaway

즐기다 - To enjoy, To have fun

터지다 - To explode, To break out

경험하다 - To experience

끝나다 - To end, To be over

노력하다 - To endeavor, To strive

따라가다 - To follow, To go after

날다 - To fly

쳐다보다 - To gaze, To stare

어울리다 - To get along, To match, To suit

걸어가다 - To go on foot, To walk

낳다 - To give birth to

늙다 - To get old

다녀오다 - To go and get back

가지다 - To have, To possess

고생하다 - To have a hard time, To suffer

감추다 - To hide, To disguise

늘다 - To increase, To improve

무시하다 - To ignore, To neglect

구경하다 - To look around, To see the sights

남기다 - To leave behind

돌아보다 - To look back

둘러보다 - To look around

잃어버리다 - To lose something

실수하다 - To make a mistake

벌다 - To make money, To earn money

뜻하다 - To mean, To indicate

끄덕이다 - To nod, To give a nod

관찰하다 - To observe, To watch

넘치다 - To overflow, To brim over

쌓다 - To pack, To stack, To accumulate

데리다 - To pick somebody up

갖추다 - To prepare, To be equipped with

진행되다 - To progress, To proceed

질문하다 - To question, To ask

기르다 - To raise, To grow, To develop

깨닫다 - To realize, To become aware

기록하다 - To record, To write

기뻐하다 - To rejoice, To be happy

기억하다 - To remember, To recall

닮다 - To resemble, To look like

요구하다 - To request, To demand

달려가다 - To run, To dash

그만두다 - To stop, To drop, To quit

그치다 - To stop, To cease

노래하다 - To sing a song

외치다 - To shout, To yell

해결하다  - To settle, To solve

나타내다 - To show, To express

아끼다 - To save, To cherish

내밀다 - To stick out, To stretch out

흔들다 - To shake, To swing

비추다 - To shine, To reflect

몰다 - To steer, To drive

돌보다 - To take care, To look after

가져가다 - To take, To carry

던지다 - To throw

갈아타다 - To transfer, To change (car, train, etc…)

걸리다 - To take time

돌다 - To turn, To rotate

[mygoalmyway]

Let’s add them to the list

[fictionandfae]

step out into the night and pursue that flighty temptress, adventure.

[galina]

Getting back into things after being unwell is slow, but feels good. Still doing some research for my political philosophy essay on Europe and the end of history :–)

[stimman3000]

https://instagram.com/p/Bd5Gyvcg1ap/

[successupreme]

☄️33/100 days of productivity: Revising my Ancient Greek notes! Then I’m testing myself on them so I can move to other subjects. Let’s make the last day of 2018 count!

[stu6y]

[10.18.17] my favorite spread so far. ✧

inspired by maybestudy on instagram!  follow my instagram 

[elizastudiesbiomed-blog]

On the way home for the weekend 🚗🚗🚗 yayayay ! Have a good weekend guys 🙋🏽‍♀️

[thetruthaboutjohnny]

My setup! I like to write down my mnemonics directly into my book, so that I can easily find stories without having to look it up on the net. Writing the stories down also helps memorise it. Oh my wall I have a chart of the heisig kanji. As I progress I highlight them. It’s sooo satisfying seeing them go yellow. 👐

On my 3ds I’m using Kanji Sonomama Rakubiki Jiten when I want to learn more about the keyword. It’s an old software but I love it to bits. 

[studywithnessa]

Spent all weekend prepping for and writing my essay - I even went to Starbucks for extra productivity! ☕️🍂 I posted a vlog of all my studying, so if you’d like you can watch it here 📖✍🏼

[rainystudying]

13 October 2017 || studying for university •environmental ethics•

[tanakastudies]

september 26th 2017 || 3/100 days of productivity

i just realized that my notes look super similar to each other…?? idk but i think its because i used the same layout in each lecture? Hahaha anyhow, here’s yet another snapshot of my chemistry notes!!

okay i have a very horrible pun ( dont worry its not about chem, but that doesnt make it any less bad )

ya ready?

what did the tissue roll say to her ex? . . . tiss-you who broke my heart

peace friends ✌🏻✌🏻

what im currently in love with : the avett brothers ( i cant believe i only found out about them recently?? they are the best thing ever!! check em out and lemme know what you think!! )

[aestudier]

{ 9-2-17 } 67/100 days of productivity

catching up with notes + motivational sticker 🌟‼️ current mood: ..hungry .. (is hungry even a mood?)

[tholdones]

What a week. Two presentations, one in which I had to dance, an art project that I still haven’t finished, my learners permit exam plus a history exam and I still have to make a Power Point for my English class due monday. On top of that i’ve been procrastinating like crazy so hopefully i’ll get something done today.