여러분 안녕하세요!

i'm gabi, come hang out and study with me!

[museeofmoon]

𝑭𝒓𝒊𝒅𝒂𝒚,4 𝒋𝒖𝒏𝒆• 𝒍𝒊𝒍𝒂𝒄 𝒅𝒓𝒆𝒂𝒎𝒔•

for some reason I always associate purple with dreams, something hazy but real. my optimistic side has always loved this colour and day by day I'm getting more fond of it. I hope the upcoming days will be painted in purple♡︎

🎧: 𝒂𝒏𝒕𝒊-𝒓𝒐𝒎𝒂𝒏𝒕𝒊𝒄_𝒕𝒙𝒕

[ambitious-zombie]

충동을 억눌렸다 - suppressed an impulse

어감 - nuance 어감이 좋다 - sounds good

손사래 - wave hands to deny something

예의상 말했지만 사실이였다 - he didn't say it to be polite, it was true

아차 싶었다 - Now I've done it / I'm in trouble

멋쩍게 - awkwardly, bashfully

~을 얕잡아보다 - to look down on something

수수께끼 - mystery, riddle

고향에 대해 궁금해요 - curious about his hometown

과묵할수록 강해보이기 마련이었다 - The more silent you were, the stronger you seemed

하나같이 - uniformly

일정간격을 유지하다 - to maintain a steady interval

후련하다 - to be relieved, refreshed

욕 - a curse word, foul language

온갖 소리 - all sorts of sounds

용감한 모험자 - brave adventurers

(멀리) 와 주셔서 감사합니다 - Thanks for coming (such a distance)

[andotherlawstories]

01/23/2021 ✨ happy weekend!

Instagram: andotherlawstories

[bulletproof-korean]

Can I ask what's the difference between 일어나다, 깨어나다, and 깨다? Thank you! I've tried searching it up and I'm still really confused. If there's not a huge difference between them, then can you tell me the most common uses of each of the 3 words, so that I know in which scenario to use which word would be the most natural. :D (I just found your blog today and I love it so much as a fellow army!)

Hi🌻 there is a slight difference between the three and they are used in different situations.

➼ 일어나다 is to wake up, get up, get out of bed, stand or sit up, the physical action of getting up ⇨ 일어나서 샤워했다. - I got up and took a shower. ⇨ 아침에 일어났는데 전날밤에 운동을 해서 온몸이 아팠어. - I got up in the morning but my entire body hurt because I excercised the night before.  ⇨ 일어나 - wake up (what you would say to wake up a friend or get them out of bed)

➼ 깨어나다 means to wake up, to come around, you can still be lying in bed  ⇨ 악몽에서 깨어나니 온몸이 땀에 흠뻑 젖었다. - I was drenched in sweat when I woke up from a nightmare. ⇨ 수술 2시간 후에 마취에서 깨어났다. - He woke up from the anesthetic two hours after surgery.

➼ 깨다 also means to wake up, you can also “wake up” from alcohol - sober up in another context it also means “to break sth” ⇨ 이른 아침에 잠에서 깬 후 다시 잠들지 못했다. - I couldn’t fall asleep again after waking up in the early morning. ⇨ 공사 소음 때문에 낮잠에서 깼다. - I woke up from the nap because of noise from construction work.

⇨ 맥주 한 잔만 마셔서 바로 술이 깼어. - I only had one beer so I sobered up right away.

⇨ 야구공으로 창문을 깼다. - He broke the window with a baseball. ⇨ 미끄러워서 유리잔을 떨어뜨려 깼어. - I dropped and smashed a glass because it was slippery.

➼ There’s a causative form of 깨다 - 깨우다 which means “to wake someone up, to make someone wake” ⇨ 지각할까 봐 친구를 전화로 깨웠어. - I woke up my friend by phone in case they’re late (for school). ⇨ 엄마가 나를 큰소리로 깨웠어. - Mom woke me up in a loud voice.

I hope this cleared things up a little 😊 -Taeri

[hansuuki]

평소 (平素) - usual [ordinary, average, regular] day

흘러가다 - (물/강물 등) flow, run; (강물) empty into; (시간, 세월 등) pass, go by, elapse

길들이다 - (동물/사람 등) train; (동물) tame, domesticate; (물건) break in

과정 (過程) - process (진행 상황) 

[too-cool-for-facebook]

[koreanling]

Korean Emphasis 아주 vs 너무 and others

it feels like these two words are interchangable but then I wondered if they’re similar to “many and “much”, with similar meanings but used in different contexts. so I had to look it up and it seems theres is a bit of nuance to them! 

매우: very 아주: very, completely, a lot, a step above 매우 너무: too, or excessively 완전: completely 정말: really, truly  진짜: really, genuine, more informal than 정말 (but not by much) 되게: (not to be confused with 되게하다 which comes from 되다) strongly, so much, very much

너무 is typically used is negative situations (too expensive, too spicy, etc) and 아주 is used with positive situations. Now people have started to use 너무 positively or sarcastically like how you would say “shes too pretty” its framed negative but its a compliment and positive, this is more casual and close to slang so its used like this in informal contexts

the difference between 정말 and 진짜 isnt much theyre pretty synonymously used it seems but 정말 means more being truthful (정 for truth/right 말 for speech) and 진짜 is means like genuine (진 from 眞 for genuine 짜 for a thing) so I guess you can think of it along the lines of ‘for real?’

[cacteasplant]

all of the korean resources i use;

to take notes

google drive

notebook

grammar

how to study korean

talk to me in korean

learn korean lp

vocabulary

mango languages

memrise

duolingo

learn 101

my languages

i love languages

101 languages

language guide

i languages

culture

naver

color coded lyrics

kocowa

reading

naver webtoons

writing

mango languages

listening

kocowa

k-show 123

netflix

reference

dongsa

naver dictionary

korean verb conjugator

grammar guides and language lessons

textbooks

korean grammar in use

teach yourself korean

korean from zero!

korean made simple

basic korean

tumblr blogs

@vocabwithbts

@koreanclass101com

@studykorean101

@qkv-koreanvocab

@letslearnhangul

@parksaeran

@mykoreanjourney

@easykorean

@dailydoseofkorea

@freshkorean

@onestopkorean

@victoriaregia

@master3languages

@learnkoreanwithmusic

@chloeskoreanblog

@koreanstudytips

@h-eonno

youtube channels

megan bowen - culture

korean unnie - culture, vocab, grammar

minji teaches korean - culture, vocab

sweet and tasty tv - culture, vocab

korea fever - culture, vocab

learn korean with go billy korean - grammar, vocab, culture

talk to me in korean - grammar, vocab, culture

kream kulture - culture

apps

naver dictionary - apple / android

v live - apple / android

naver webtoons - apple / android

kakao talk - apple / android

naver - apple / android

hello talk - apple / android

talk to me in korean - apple / android

topik one - apple / android

duolingo - apple / android

seemile korean - apple / android

drops - apple / android

beelinguapp - apple / android

mango languages - apple / android

memrise - apple / android

italki - apple / android

hinative - apple / android

kocowa - apple / android

lingodeer - apple / android

[dailydoseofkorea]

Thank you! :) A lot of great resources to use if you’re in need of some!

[studykorean4me]

Position words

[littlelinguaphile]

Nothing motivates me to study a language quite like the relization that my friends think I’m more proficient than I actually am.

[dailydoseofkorea]

Phrases for Travellers/Tourists

Yes- 네

No- 아니요

How to I get to [address]?- 여기로 어떻게 가요?

How much does it cost?- 얼마에요?

Could you repeat that please?- 다시 한번 말해주세요

Could you talk slower please?- 천천히 말해주세요

What does ____ mean?- ____이 무슨 뜻이에요?

How much is this?- (이거) 얼마에요?

I’ll pay with card- 카드로 결제 할께요

I’ll pay with cash- 현금으로 결제 할께요

Can I have the receipt?- 영수증 주세요

Where can I buy ___?- ___ 어디에서 사요?

Does this taste good?- 이거 맛있어요?

Can you recommend a menu for me?- 메뉴에서 추천해주세요

Can I have one of (drink name)?- (drink name) 한병만 주세요

Can I have it takeaway?- 이거 포장 해주세요

How do I get to the airport?- 공항으로 갈려면 어떻게 가야돼요?

[koreanstudytips]

Conjunctions in Korean

사실 - Actually

그리고 - And, And then

왜냐하면 - Because

때문에 - Because of

그래도 - But still, Nonetheless, However

그런데 - By the way, So, But

하지만 - However, But

만약 - If, In case

그러면 - In that case, If so, Then

그렇지만 - One the other hand, However

아니면 - Or

그래서 - So, Therefore

그럼 - Then, Sure

그러니까 - Therefore, So

Study on Quizlet!

[koreannotebook123]

잘못되면 어떻게 하죠? What if something goes wrong?

괜찮을 거예요. 긴장 풀어요. Relax. It’ll be fine.

아, 입술이 바짝바짝 타네요. The suspense is killing me.

너무 긴장돼요. I’m really nervous.

마음이 조마조마 하네요. I’m on the edge of my seat.

[crazyaboutlanguages]

[ravilang]

[study-korean]

유자차 = citrus tea 저미다 = slice 재다 = season, marinade   차다 = cold

[mykoreanstudy]

Sarcasm in Korean

HEY COOL CATS it is summer and i am back to post so imma give you a couple of my fave sarcastic expressions

as a general rule for being sarcastic in korean, the -네 ending is used often and it’s important to place emphasis on words like “잘~” “참~”

빵 터지네 that’s funny 

딱이네 awesome

여기 오길 참 잘했네 I’m so glad I came here 

돌겠네 perfect 

기똥찬 생각이네 great idea

무진장 고맙다 thanks 

거참 재미있겠네 that sounds great 

퍽이나 yeah right

참 잘 됐다 good job

[letslearnhangeul]

I’m baaaaack!!!!

Not really angry or anything but I am pretty sad that Spring Break is going to be over and I have to go back to school tomorrow ;-;

Anyways, angry Korean phrases let’s go!

1. 그만해! - Stop it! (하지마 can also be used)

2. 짜증나! - I’m annoyed/irritated

3. 저리 가! - Go away! (Get lost yo)

4. 니가 싫어! - I hate you!

5. 너랑 말 하고 싶지 않아. I don’t want to talk to you.

Anyways hope everyone had a great spring break! Let’s get excited for college and the end of second semester senior year!!!!