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[randomlanguagereblogs]

Mongolian Pronoun Chart

[koreanischwubwub]

Vokabelliste ~ Essen

야채 - Gemüse (sino-koreanisch)

채소 - Gemüse (original-koreanisch)

과일 - Obst

식사 - das Essen, die Mahlzeit

마실 것 - Getränk

아침식사 - Frühstück

점심 - Mittagessen

저녁 식사  - Abendessen, Abendbrot

사탕 - Süßigkeiten

급식 - Schulessen

먹다 - essen (Verb)

젓가락 - Essstäbchen/Chopsticks

고기 - Fleisch

생선 - Fisch

[koreanischwubwub]

Vokabelliste ~ Getränke (마실 것)

마시다 - trinken

뭐 마실래요? - Was möchtest du trinken?

맥주 - Bier

소주 - Soju (Koreanischer Branntwein)

포도주 - Wein

막걸리 - Reiswein

사이다 - Limonade

홍차 - Schwarztee

녹차 - Grüner Tee

식혜 - Süßgetränk aus Reis, oft als Nachtisch

수정과 - Fruchtpunsch mit Honig

냉커피 - Eiskaffee

음료수 - Trinkwasser

주스 - Saft

오렌지 주스 - Orangensaft

화주 - Schnaps

우유 - Milch

포도 주스 - Traubensaft

콜라 - Cola

칵테일 - Cocktail

Mit freundlicher Unterstützung von @19tc thanks to you :3

Mit Ergänzungen ^~^

[remade-graystudie]

Do you know what you call a 5 year old onion?

오년

[randomlanguagereblogs]

ㅋㅋ

[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!!!!

[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? - What’s on your mind?  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

[eurombi]

Korean interrogatives:

뭐- what

어디- where

누구- who

언제- when

왜- why

어떻게- how

몇- how many

얼마- how much

얼마나- how long

[letslearnhangeul]

Exclamations in Korean~

Exclamations help us express a range of subtleties from surprise to curiosity! Today let’s learn some of these exclamatory phrases in Korean!~

*remember to try and sound out each word before peeking at the romanization!~

헐! (heol!) what! Omg! 헉! (heok!) OMG 아싸! (ah ssa!) yes!! 대박! (dae bak!) awesome! 우와! (oo wa!) wowww!!! 참! (cham!) by the way! 아! (ah!) ouch! or by the way! 어? (eo?) huh? 네? (nae?) yes? 진짜?! (jin jja?!) for real?! seriously?! 그래요? (geu rae yo?) is that so? really?

Hope this helps and happy studying!~

[babyjournal]

Learn Korean Online!

Hii guys!! I decided to make this tutorial for online Korean learning, this is a method my Korean teacher gave us, is completely free, really easy to use, and fun! Made this specially for @diaduithannah, hope you like it! 1. You must enter the page sejonghakdang.org and create an account. You can set it for it to be in english so it is easier to use.

2. Click on: Create an account

3. Once in there, click on the grey mark points so they turn blue, and click on General Membership Signup, if you want you can use the Social Media one but I was taught this method.

4. Fill in all the information and remember to select that you are a Student

5. Confirm your accont and go back to the home page

6. Once in the home page, click on Learn and Standard Curriculum

7. Go to the bottom of the page for the beginners option, if you are more advanced look for the one that suits you

8.  There will be an option bar, choose Learn.

9. A tab will open up. Click on the korean “start”, this page will give you animations, conversations, audio, explanations, and exercises for you to practice grammar and vocabulary. 

10. This is a little extra, but I would recommend for you to already know how to read Hangul (korean) in case you don’t know and you want to practice deeper the exercises, the page offers textbooks you can print. Click on search and select the option Sejong Korean Workbook in the ebook section. Choose the one that suits you. The one I pointed is for beginners and explains how to read Hangul! However I do recommend watching videos for learning Hangul as well.

Sincerely guys, this webpage is everything. It even gives you cultural lessons, it teaches you cultural traditions in Korea according to what you are seeing in the lessons! It is really fun and helps a lot. Any doubts about this web page I am all yours! Thank you! Please share if you find it helpful!

[studying-conversation]

Korean Slang: Texting

ㅋㅋ  sound of giggling/laughing

ㅠㅠ/ㅜㅜ  sad/crying eyes

ㅎㅎ(하하)   Haha

ㅇㅇ(응)  Yes

ㅉㅉ  tsk tsk 

ㅇㅋ(오키)  Okay

ㄱㅅ(감사)  Thank you

ㅊㅋ(축하)  Congratulations

ㄴㄴ(노노)  No

ㅈㅅ(죄송)  Sorry

ㄱㄷ(기다려)  Wait

ㄱㄱ(고고)  Gogo

ㅂㅂ(바이바이)  Bye Bye

ㄷㄷ(덜덜)  I’m shivering

ㅅㄱ(수고) Well done/Good job

[letslearnhangeul]

Korean Grammar - Verbs [Part 3/∞]

At long last, here’s a list of some very common verbs in Korean!~

Enjoy!

*remember to try and sound out each word before peeking at the romanization!~

오다 (oh da) - to come

가다 (ga da) - to go

먹다 (meok da) - to eat

마시다 (ma shi da) - to drink

주다 (joo da) - to give

갖다 (gaj da) - to have

받다 (bad da) - to receive 

배우다 (bae woo da) - to learn

가르치다 (ga reu chi da) - to teach

공부하다 (gong bu ha da) - to study 

연습하다 (yeon seub ha da) - to practice

일하다 (il ha da) - to work

준비하다 (joon bi ha da) - to prepare

앉다 (anj da) - to sit

운동하다 (oon dong ha da) - to exercise

쉬다 (shwi da) - to rest

일어나다 (yi reo na da) - to stand up

걷다 (geot da) - to walk

달리다 (dal li da) - to run

춤추다 (choom chu da) - to dance 

일어나다 (yi reo na da) - to wake up

자다 (ja da) - to sleep

꿈꾸다 (kkum kku da) - to dream

악몽 꾸다 (ak mong kku da) - to have a nightmare  

울다 (ool da) - to cry

웃다 (oot da) - to smile/laugh

듣다 (deud da) - to listen/hear

말하다 (mal ha da) - to talk, speak

보다 (bo da) - to see

감다 (gam da) - to close (one’s eyes)

빌리다 (bil li da) - to lend/borrow

돌려주다 (dol ryeo joo da) - to return

열다 (yeol da) - to open

닫다 (dat da) -  to close to open

사다 (sa da) - to buy

내다 (nae da) - to pay

팔다 (pal da) - to sell 

신다 (shin da) - to wear (shoes, socks, footwear)

입다 (ib da) - to wear (clothes)

벗다 (beot da) - to remove/take off/undress (clothes)

이기다 (yi gi da) - to win

지다 (ji da) - to lose 

읽다 (ilk da) - to read 

쓰다 (sseu da) - to write/to wear

기억하다 (gi yeok ha da) - to remember

잊다 (it da) - to forget

시작하다 (shi jak ha da) - to start

끝나다 (kkeut na da) - to finish  

묻다 (moot da) - to ask

대답하다 (dae dab ha da) - to answer 

출발하다 (chul bal ha da) - to depart

도착하다 (do chak ha da) - to arrive 

생각하다 (saeng gak ha da) - to think

알다 (al da) - to know

모르다 (mo reu da) - to not know

결혼하다 (gyeol hon ha da) - to marry

축하하다 (chuk ha ha da) - to congratulate

태어나다 (tae eo na da) - to be born

살다 (sal da) - to live

헤어지다 (hae eo ji da) - to separate

운전하다 (oon jeon ha da) - to drive

좋아하다 (joh ah ha da) - to like

싫어하다 (shil eo ha da) - to dislike

사랑하다 (sa rang ha da) - to love

미워하다 (mi wo ha da) - to hate

있다 (yit da) - to have

없다 (eob da) - to not have

들어오다 (deul eo oh da) - to enter

나가다 (na ga da) - to exit

씻다 (shid da) - to wash

청소하다 (cheong so ha da) - to clean

약속하다 (yak sok ha da) - to promise

거짓말하다 (geo jit mal ha da) - to lie

고백하다 (go baek ha da) - to confess

요리하다 (yo ri ha da) - to cook

끓이다 (kkeul yi da) - to boil

썰다 (sseol da) - to chop, slice

튀기다 (twi gi da) - to (deep) fry

재다 (jae da) - to measure, weigh

섞다 (seok da) - to mix, blend

굽다 (gub da) - to roast, grill, bake

볶다 (bokk da) - to stir fry

찌다 (jji da) - to steam

휘젓다 (hwi jeot da) - to stir

까다 (kka da) - to peel

만나다 (man na da) - to meet

주문하다 (joo mun ha da) - to order

전화하다 (jeon hwa ha da) - to make a phone call

타다 (ta da) - to ride

필요하다 (pil yo ha da) - to need

도와주다 (do wa joo da) - to help

하다 (ha da) - to do

걱정하다 (geok jeong ha da) - to worry

보내다 (bo nae da) - to send

사용하다 (sa yong ha da) - to use

싸우다 (ssa woo da) - to fight

Hope this helps and happy studying!~

[p/c 19tc.tumblr.com]

[miharusblog]

☆ THINGS YOU CAN SEND TO YOUR IDOLS/FAVS💕

💚 MORNING TIME/ BEGINNING OF THE DAY.

굿모닝/좋은 아침 - good morning 안녕하세요 - hello 잘 잤어요? - did u sleep well? 화이팅 - fighting 힘내세요 - have strenght 오늘 기분이/컨디션 어때요? - how’s your mood/condition today? 좋은 하루 보내세요 -  have a good day 오늘도 네 곁에 있을게요 -  i’ll be by your side today as well

💙 NIGHT TIME/ THE END OF THE DAY.

굿밤/굿나잇/좋은 밤 - good night 안녕히 주무세요 - good night 잘자요 - sleep well 오늘 수고핬어요 - you’ve worked hard today 오늘 잘했어요 - you did well today 이제 자야 해요 - you should sleep now 내일 봐요 - see you tomorrow

💜 LOVING WORDS TO CHEER THEM UP.

보고싶어요 - i miss you 관찮아요? - are you okay? 사랑해요 - i love you 걱정 마세요 - don’t worry 우리 항상 네 곁에 있을게요 - we will always be by your side 역시 최고이다! - as excepted, you’re the best! 이 노래 정말 좋아요 - this song is really good 이 노래 너무 좋아해요 - i love this song very much 좋은 음악을 줘서 고마워요 - thank you for giving us good music 오늘도 예뻐요 - you’re pretty today as well 잘 들을 게요 - i will listen to it well 축하해요! - congrats!

💛 LOVE REMINDERS.

밥 먹었어요? - did u eat? 맛있게 먹어요 - eat deliciously 잘 먹어요! - eat well! 조심하세요 - please be careful 아프지마세요 - don’t get sick/hurt 감기 조심하세요 - don’t catch a cold

💖 WHEN YOU WANT TO REACT TO WHAT THEY POST (PICTURES, VIDEOS..)

예뻐요 - pretty 잘 생겼어요 - handsome 멋있어요 - cool 귀여워요 - cute 좋아요 - good! 아주 좋아요 - i like (very much) 오빠/언니 짱이에요! - oppa/unnie is the best!

⚠ i will probably add more soon..😄 correct me if u see any mistakes!

[bitesizekorean]

Mega Vocabulary List

Ready for the ultimate challenge? If you’ve been following from the start, then this year’s worth of vocabulary shall prove a mighty challenge for you - see how many words you can remember. Otherwise, if you’re new, here is a very long list of vocabulary to get you started! Good Luck! 

꿈: Dream

여행: Travel

시험: Exam

계획: Plan

찾다: To find

기분: Feelings

쉽다: To be easy

고민: One’s worries

의자: Chair

차: Car

책: Book

탁자: Table

도시: City

건물: Building

잡지: Magazine

나라: Country

가방: Bag

선생님: Teacher

나무: Tree

창문: Window

문: Door

의사: Doctor

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