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Korean and Japanese words that sound the same

Gotta love that ‘learn one, get one for free’ deal korean and japanese have going on, so here’s a (small) list of words that sound exactly the same or are similar enough in both languages:

かばん - 가방 - a bag 時間（じかん） - 시간 - time 茶（ちゃ） - 차 - tea 約束（やくそく） - 약속 - a promise 家族（かぞく） - 가족 - a family 洗濯機（せんたくき）- 세탁기 - a washing machine 無料（むりょう） - 무료 - free of charge 注意（ちゅうい）- 주의 - caution 可能（かのう） - 가능 - possible 高速道路（こうそくどうろ） - 고속도로 - a highway 連絡（れんらく） - 연락 - to contact 有名（ゆうめい）- 유명 - famous 遅刻（ちこく） - 지각 - lateness 準備（じゅんび）- 준비 - preparation ラーメン - 라면 - ramen 雇用（こよう） - 고용 - employment 知恵（ちえ） - 지혜 - wisdom 到着（とうちゃく） - 도착 - arrival 理由（りゆう） - 이유 - reason 人気（にんき） - 인기 - popular 料理（りょうり） - 요리 - cooking 温度（おんど） - 온도 - temperature 簡単（かんたん） - 간단 - easy

Hallo Leute! I made a little list of TV series (left) and movies (right) that have German audio and subtitles on Netflix (UK), I will be updating this list as and when I stumble upon more, these are just a few I’ve noticed over my long Netflix binges. Enjoy!

#Netflix #german #deutsch #studyblr #list #langblr #language #U.K.#oitnb #marvel #disney #rupaul's drag race #narcos #house of cards #shrek

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Get to Know Me

1. What is you middle name? 2. How old are you? 3. When is your birthday? 4. What is your zodiac sign? 5. What is your favorite color? 6. What’s your lucky number? 7. Do you have any pets? 8. Where are you from? 9. How tall are you? 10. What shoe size are you? 11. How many pairs of shoes do you own? 12. What was your last dream about? 13. What talents do you have? 14. Are you psychic in any way? 15. Favorite song? 16. Favorite movie? 17. Who would be your ideal partner? 18. Do you want children? 19. Do you want a church wedding? 20. Are you religious? 21. Have you ever been to the hospital? 22. Have you ever got in trouble with the law? 23. Have you ever met any celebrities? 24. Baths or showers? 25. What color socks are you wearing? 26. Have you ever been famous? 27. Would you like to be a big celebrity? 28. What type of music do you like? 29. Have you ever been skinny dipping? 30. How many pillows do you sleep with? 31. What position do you usually sleep in? 32. How big is your house? 33. What do you typically have for breakfast? 34. Have you ever fired a gun? 35. Have you ever tried archery? 36. Favorite clean word? 37. Favorite swear word? 38. What’s the longest you’ve ever gone without sleep? 39. Do you have any scars? 40. Have you ever had a secret admirer? 41. Are you a good liar? 42. Are you a good judge of character? 43. Can you do any other accents other than your own? 44. Do you have a strong accent? 45. What is your favorite accent? 46. What is your personality type? 47. What is your most expensive piece of clothing? 48. Can you curl your tongue? 49. Are you an innie or an outie? 50. Left or right handed? 51. Are you scared of spiders? 52. Favorite food? 53. Favorite foreign food? 54. Are you a clean or messy person? 55. Most used phrased? 56. Most used word? 57. How long does it take for you to get ready? 58. Do you have much of an ego? 59. Do you suck or bite lollipops? 60. Do you talk to yourself? 61. Do you sing to yourself? 62. Are you a good singer? 63. Biggest Fear? 64. Are you a gossip? 65. Best dramatic movie you’ve seen? 66. Do you like long or short hair? 67. Can you name all 50 states of America? 68. Favorite school subject? 69. Extrovert or Introvert? 70. Have you ever been scuba diving? 71. What makes you nervous? 72. Are you scared of the dark? 73. Do you correct people when they make mistakes? 74. Are you ticklish? 75. Have you ever started a rumor? 76. Have you ever been in a position of authority? 77. Have you ever drank underage? 78. Have you ever done drugs? 79. Who was your first real crush? 80. How many piercings do you have? 81. Can you roll your Rs?“ 82. How fast can you type? 83. How fast can you run? 84. What color is your hair? 85. What color is your eyes? 86. What are you allergic to? 87. Do you keep a journal? 88. What do your parents do? 89. Do you like your age? 90. What makes you angry? 91. Do you like your own name? 92. Have you already thought of baby names, and if so what are they? 93. Do you want a boy a girl for a child? 94. What are you strengths? 95. What are your weaknesses? 96. How did you get your name? 97. Were your ancestors royalty? 98. Do you have any scars? 99. Color of your bedspread? 100. Color of your room?

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may 7, 2018

Just came back home after finishing my German exam and I’m alarmingly calm about it, but that just might be because I already had an anxiety attack this morning 🙃 but I’m all good now and this came in the mail! I’m so excited to continue studying with them 🇰🇷⭐️

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may 5th, 2018 not the most productive day today, but at least I studied a little Korean and read the book for a bit. I’m feeling a little under the weather, but am now ending the day watching Harry Potter with my little brother, so that’s pretty nice I guess.

TODAY I REACHED 450 DAYS OF GERMAN! Believe in yourself, set goals, and exceed them. Never give up!

#proud #duo #Duolingo #langblr #languages #deutsch #german #polygot #bilingual #studyblr #study

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Hey guys! Trying to revive my very old studygram, gimme a follow at studyingrocketscience and I’ll follow all my tumblr followers back! Need some inspiration on my home feed (is that what it’s called?! I’m not very good with Instagram 😂) much love!

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could you recommend me books for studying german? thank you!

If you prefer to learn through audio, these books are great for you.

Otherwise, I like

Basic German

Deutsch Heute

Handbuch zur deutschen Grammatik (what I use)

Schaum’s Outlines of German Grammar

Teach Yourself German

Wie Geht’s

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German Vocab: Expressing your opinion

1. Basic Vocab:

die Meinung - opinion meine Meinung - my opinion zustimmen - to agree widersprechen - to disagree überzeugen - to convince richtig - right falsch - wrong

2. Expressing your opinion:

Meiner Meinung nach… - In my opinion…

Meiner Meinung nach ist Game of Thrones keine gute Serie. ~ In my opinion Game of Thrones is not a good show.

Ich meine/Ich finde, dass… - I think that …

Ich finde, dass du weniger Alkohol trinken solltest. I think that you should drink less alcohol.

Ich bin davon überzeugt, dass... - I’m convinced that…

Ich bin davon überzeugt, dass Katzen sehr sozial sind. I’m convinced that cats are very social.

3. Asking for Someone’s Opinion:

Was hältst du von …? – What do you think of …?

Was hältst du von Britney Spears? Magst du sie? ~ What do you think of Britney Spears? Do you like her?

Was denkst du über ….? – What do you think about …?

Was denkst du über das Rauchverbot? Bist du damit einverstanden? ~ What do you think about the smoking ban? Do you agree with it?

Was ist deine Meinung über …? – What is your opinion on …?

Was ist deine Meinung über vegane Ernährung? ~ What is your opinion on vegan diet?

4. Agreeing with someone:

Ich stimme dir zu. - I agree with you.

Du hast (völlig) recht. - You’re (completely) right.

Das finde ich auch. - I think so, too.

Ich teile deine Meinung. - I share your opinion.

Genau/Eben. - Exactly.

5. Disagreeing with someone:

Das kann sein, aber… - That might be so, but…

Das stimmt nicht. - That’s not true.

Da muss ich widersprechen. - I have to disagree with that.

Da liegst du völlig falsch. – You’re completely wrong with that.

Auf keinen Fall. - Absolutely not.

+ the not so polite way to disagree:

So ein Quatsch/Was für ein Blödsinn! – What nonsense/rubbish!

Du spinnst ja! - You’re crazy!

Du hast keine Ahnung! - You have no idea!

6. Expressing Indifference

Das ist mir egal. - I don’t care.

Es ist mir vollkommen egal. – I don’t care at all.

Keine Ahnung. - No idea.

Learning a language is tough. It’s not meant to be easy. Whether your self teaching or taking a class, it takes time and patience. Believe in yourself, persevere, and you can achieve anything you set your mind to. Be proud of yourself and remember it is a marathon, not a sprint.

I started a German course back in February after being self taught for two years. Today I sat my first oral exam for German and my professor said my intonation was extremely good and she hadn’t realised I’d never taken a German course before.

#langblr #language #motivation #german #international #pronounciation #languages #studyblr #deutsch #deutschland #exam #exams #inspiration #patience #progress #progression #learn #lerne #lernen #learning

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korean uses two different number systems - chinese and korean.

first let’s take a look at the chinese number system. chinese numbers are often used for bigger quantities and phone numbers. we will cover that later though.

when creating chinese numbers between 11 and 99, you simply say how many tens there are. for example when creating 30 you will take the 3 and then the 10 - 삼십

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— 2017년 4월 5일 🌺

안녕!

Today I was about to put in my headphones and ignore everything around me when I noticed an older man holding three booklets. The one thing that caught my attention was the cover of the one on top, I saw “한글” written on it.

After a minute of contemplating if I should approach this man sitting in front of me, I finally pushed my thoughts away and decided to talk to him. In Augsburg (Germany, overall. Hit me up, German hangulblrs!) it’s very rare to find someone learning the same language as I am, so why not?

And surprisingly, he is really interested in learning Korean! We talked about 한글, Korean culture, and Asian languages.

I asked him for how long he was studying, his response made me think a lot. He said before he had a heart attack, he was studying constantly, considering he newly retired back then. But because of his heart attack and multiple times he hurt his head, he forgot a lot of Korean and is now trying to get his knowledge of it back.

He, himself, is surprised that he is still alive, he said. All thanks to his 19-year-old daughter. This man had an accent, it made me wonder if he was German. He told me he was Irish and came to Germany 27 years ago and has since been living here.

I was super curious, wanted to know why he started learning Korean. The man told me, he once stayed at the same hotel in which the South Korean women’s national volleyball team was staying. They were nice and extremely friendly to strangers, he said. And the language they were speaking – Korean – peeked his interest.

Here he is, above sixty years old, retired and learning Korean.

What I am trying to say here is: Never let anything keep you from reaching your goal, it’s totally irrelevant how big or how small of a goal it is. There will never be a reason too small to learn something new. And! You’re never too old or too young or too whateveritmightbe to learn something new, really.

I was surprised when he gave me these and told me to keep them, so here are some close-ups of the booklets! 내일도 화이팅~!

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This is so cute!