THE KOREAN EXPERIENCE

LEARN TO READ, WRITE AND EXPRESS YOURSELF IN KOREAN

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요리 못 해요

I can’t cook

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It’s the weekend! = 주말이야! (joo-mal-ee-ya)

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그냥 아무거나 주세요

Just give me anything

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아무도 나를 이해 못 해

Nobody understands me

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아무나 와도 돼요

Anybody can come

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그거 먹으면 안돼요

You should’nt eat that

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전철역하고 식당 사이에 있어요

I’m between the subway station and the restaurant

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안 해도 돼요

You don’t have to do it

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이두개 중에서 뭐 좋아해요?

Which of these two do you like?

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이거 먹어도 돼요?

Is it okay to eat this?

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Vernon wishes you a happy Christmas.

집고운 크리스마스 보내세요

or 

즐거운 성탄절 보내세요  Both mean have a happy Christmas. Enjoy the holidays

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This week in korea... lol.

Hey guys, I see you. The choices for this weeks video is

1. Order every burger from lotte and make super korean burger.

2. 불닭볶음면 is supposed to be the hottest ramen in korea so why not eat 6 at once.

What do you guys think is best?

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We started a youtube channel, we will be fluent in korean!!!!!!!!!!

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아직 이해가 안 돼요

I still don’t get it.

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안 관찮아

I’m not ok

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언제나 vs. 항상

Both words translate to “always” in English, but their meanings are slightly different.

언제나 has more of a meaning of something that is continuous; there is not a time when it is not happening.

Ex. 그녀가 언제나 예뻐요. She is always pretty.

항상 has more of a meaning of something that happens repeatedly.

Ex. 항상 도서관에서 공부해요. I always study in the library.