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"Day and Night" Noksapyeong, Seoul.

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자장면; 짜장면

Jjajangmyeon (blackbean noodles) 

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KOREAN WORD; Banana

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OBJECT MARKING PARTICLES: 을/를

In general, the Korean sentence structure is Subject-Object-Verb; e.g. John(subject) the ball(object) kicks(verb). Used for an object, -을/를 is attached to the end of the noun.

엄마: 식당에서 무엇을 마셨어요? What did you drink in the restaurant?

나: 물을 마셨어요. I drank water.

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just a moment/ hold on/ wait a moment etc :) 

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#prayforsouthkorea

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Location, Location – Korean spatial relation vocabulary

앞 front

뒤 behind

위 above/on

아래 below

밑 under

옆 beside/by/next to

밖 outside

안 inside

오른쪽 right side

왼쪽 left side

근처 nearby

멀다 to be far from here

가깝다 be near/close

Examples 책이 책상 위에 있어요 The book is on the desk

나무 밑에서 쉬고 있어요 I’m sleeping under a tree

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what did the milk say when it fell down???

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Changing verb’s form to future tense

  Step 1: Drop the last letter ’다’

Step 2: Add the ending, '(으)ㄹ 거예요'

If there is no 받침 (batchim),  the verb is followed by ’ㄹ 거예요’. 

E.g. 가다 (ga-da) = to go

가 + ㄹ 거예요 = 갈 거예요 (gal geo-ye-yo)

갈 거예요 means I will be going (future tense)

Another e.g. is 하다 (o-da); it means to do. 

하 + ㄹ 거예요 = 할 거예요 (hal geo-ye-yo). It means I will be doing it (future tense)

If there is 받침 (batchim),  the verb is followed by ’을 거예요’.

E.g. 먹다;

먹 + 을 거예요 = 먹을 거예요 (meo-geul-geo-ye-yo) which means I'm going to eat.

E.gs:

1. 친구하고 같이 백화점에 갈 거예요. I will be going to a department store with my friend.

2. 거기에서 김밥을 살 거예요. I'm going to buy kimbap over there.

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HAPPY NEW YEAR 2014

Phrase: 새해 복 많이 받으세요 / 明けましておめで��うございます

Meaning: Happy New Year

Pronunciation: saehae nok mani badeuseyo / akemashite omedetōgozaimasu

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Happy New Year everyone! I wish you all luck in the upcoming year! And study Japanese and Korean hard! kkk :3

Despite my busy-ness, I'll try my best to learn and post more about these languages this year; altho I will not promise anything ;)

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A formal expression of 'How old are you?'

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메리 크리스마스!

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Sweet rice drink

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그리다 | (geu-ri-da) | To draw, to paint

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선물 (seon-mul): present, gift.

e.g. 어제 남자친구에게서 선물을 받아서 너무 기뻐했어요. Yesterday I was very happy because I received a present from my boyfriend.

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(In preparation for the next post)

시간 Time 지금 now (this very moment) 이제 now (from this point on) 방금 “just then” 오늘 Today 어제 Yesterday 내일 Tomorrow 아침 Morning/breakfast 점심 ‘Lunch Time’ 저녁 Dinner/Dinner Time 오전 ‘before noon’ 오후 ‘after noon’ 주 week 일 Day (Chinese derived word mostly used as counting...