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🌺 검은색 귀여운 토끼 🌺

A black cute rabbit

Let's learn about bunny body parts in Korean~

귀 - ears

코 - a nose

꼬리 - a tail

발 - paws

눈 - eyes

입 - a mouth

수염 - whiskers

털 - fur

💗 토끼의 털이 매우 부드러워서 빨리 쓰다듬고 싶어요

💗 The bunny's fur is so soft that I want to pet it right away 💗

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오리는 한국에서 왔어요. [The duck comes from South Korea.]

How to ask in Korean about someone's nationality?

There are many ways, for example:

✦ 어느 나라 분이세요? (very polite, 분 - hon. a person)

✦ 어느 나라 사람이에요? (polite)

✦ 어디에서 오셨어요? (very polite)

✦ 어디에서 왔어요? (polite)

These forms are used in unofficial situations in daily life.

So, how to answer this question?

✦ 저는 미국 사람이에요.

[I'm an American.]

Country name + 사람 (person)

Or:

✦ 저는 미국에서 왔어요.

[I come from the USA.]

Country name+에서 왔어요

To sum up, a short dialogue:

A: 어느 나라 분이세요?

B: 저는 중국 사람이에요.

[중국 사람 - a Chinese]

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Cute capybara with a chocolate cake ♡🍫₊˚⊹♡

Let's learn today some Korean words related to sweets and cakes~

카피바라가 맛있는 초콜릿 케이크를 만들었어요. The capybara made a delicious chocolate cake.

초콜릿 - chocolate

케이크 - cake

생일 케이크 - Birthday cake

치즈 케이크 - cheesecake

딸기 생크림 케이크 - strawberry cream cake

스펀지 케이크 - sponge cake

빵 - bread (in South Korea bread has actually a sweet taste!)

약과 - Korean traditional honey cookie

호떡 - Korean sweet filled pancakes

과자 - snacks/cookies

빙수 - Korean ice-cream (shaved ice)

아이스크림 - ice-cream

쿠키 - cookie

-이/가 달다/달콤하다 - to be sweet

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⋆｡‧˚ʚ♡ɞ˚‧｡⋆ Cute chibi capybara ⋆｡‧˚ʚ♡ɞ˚‧｡⋆

Let's learn about greetings in Korean!

안녕 - Hello (used only among friends, family and towards younger people)

안녕하세요 - Hello (can be used to anyone)

안녕하십니까? - Hello (slightly more formal than 안녕하세요)

식사 하셨어요? - Hello (literal meaning: Have you eaten the meal? more formal than 밥 먹었어요? Might be used during lunchtime)

밥 먹었어요? [:방] - Hello (literal meaning: Have you eaten the meal/rice? Might be used during lunchtime among friends and family)

잘 지냈어요? - Have you been well? (it might be used after or instead of 안녕하세요 as a greeting)

어서 오세요 - Welcome (literal meaning: please quickly come in Used by staff in shops, restaurants, public places to politely greet customers)

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A cute but miserable sad hamster lined notebook with a grey background. I'm just a girl...🥺🌧️

Let's learn some Korean words about mood (adjectives):

기쁘다 - to be happy, full of joy (current moment)

행복하다 - to be happy (for a long time)

슬프다 - to be sad

화가 나다 - to be angry (화를 내다 - to be angry but to show off it with words and action)

우울하다 - to be depressed

짜증나다 - to be annoyed

기분이 나쁘다 - to be in a bad mood

기분이 좋다 - to be in a good mood

헷갈리다 - to be confused

감사하다 / 고맙다- to be grateful

긴장하다 - to be nervous (but often used 긴장되다)

만족하다 - to be satisfied

불만스럽다 - to be unsatisfied

피곤하다 - to be tired

지치다 - to be exhausted

불편하다 - to be uncomfortable

졸리다 - to be sleepy

질투하다  - to be envious (about someone)

부럽다 - to be envious (about something)

활기차다 - to be energetic, full of energy

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₊✩‧₊ Cute capybara faces ₊✩‧₊

Don't worry, be capy.

Remember to cherish capybaras as they love you.

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Let's learn some Korean grammar:

When we want to sound polite, in a daily conversation,

and we conjugate "to be", we can use form:

"Noun-이에요" or "Noun-예요".

So, what's the difference?

We attach "-이에요" after a noun that ends on consonant:

이것은 잎이에요. (ㅍ is a consonant)

This is a leaf.

On the other hand, we attach "-예요", after a vowel:

저 동물은 카피바라예요. (ㅏ is a vowel)

That animal is a capybara.

Simple, right?

So, what form do we use after "사과" (an apple)

-이에요 or -예요?

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Starring: Capybara faces with fruits pattern

Inspired by vintage pixel art

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Let's learn some fruits in Korean:

오렌지 - orange

딸기 - strawberries

귤 - mandarine

배 - pear

사과 - apple

레몬 - lemon

복숭아 - peach

망고 - mango

블루베리 - blueberries

자두 - plum

감 - persimmon

포도 - grapes

수박 - watermelon

멜론 - melon

파인애플 - pineapple

체리/버찌 - cherry

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Design for a Korean wongoji notebook 🐾🇰🇷

🍓 Amazon

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🕸️🕷 Capy Halloween .˚⊹.🎃₊

Capy Halloween to all~

Let's learn some Korean words about Halloween!

해피 할로윈 - Happy Halloween

유령 - ghost (the one in comics with white sheet)

귀신 - ghost (scary one)

사탕을 주다 - give candies

호박 - pumpkin

박쥐 - bat

마녀 - witch

뱀파이어 - vampire

악마 - devil

공포를 보다 - to watch horrors

좀비 - zombie

의상 - costume

거미 - spider

악몽 - nightmare

무섭다 - to be scary (무서워요, 무섭습니다)

으스스하다 - to be spooky

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Kawaii dog in a frog costume 🐸

Halloween is coming so even a puppy wants to have a disguise.

A very cute one.

Let's learn some Korean words:

개구리 - frog

할로윈 - Halloween

의상/코스튬 - costume

입다 - to wear

강아지 - doggy

벗다 - to take off

귀여운 개구리 코스튬 - a cute frog costume

할로윈에 강아지는 귀여운 개구리 코스튬을 입고 있어요.

A doggy is wearing a cute frog costume on Halloween.

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A cute portrait of cockatiel (magnet) ꒰ঌ( •ө• )໒꒱

From a Birb lover to Birb lovers

왕관앵무가 지저귀는 것을 정말 좋아해요.

Cockatiels really love singing.

Note that, we distinguish for people and for birds "to sing" in Korean:

For people: 노래하다, 노래를 부르다

For birds: 지저귀다

Korean words associated with the art:

왕관앵무 - a cockatiel

앵무새 - a parrot

새 - a bird

날다 - fly

하늘 - sky

지저귀다 - sing, chirp (birds)

동물 초상화 - animal portrait

그림 - a painting, drawing

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A cute cockatiel art... graah~

This verse is about giving money.

In Korean we say it differently, depending on our relations, age and work/school position.

We say:

1) 돈을 줘.

(impolite, only among friends/family)

2) 돈을 줘요.

(quite polite but might sound too direct)

3) 돈을 주세요.

(polite, please give me money)

3) 돈을 좀 주시겠어요?

(Could you please give me some money?)

The best option to use is... 3rd one!

It sounds most polite because it's an question.

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Love of my life ❤️ 🐾

내 인생의 사랑

Korean words for today:

개 - dog

강아지 - puppy, doggy

작다 - to be small

인생 - life

식물 - plant

앉다 - to sit

서다 - to stand

눕다 - to lie down

털 - fur

🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾

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And I think to myself...

What a bunderful world!

🐰 💕 🐰 💕 🐰 💕

Let's learn some Korean words about bunnies~

오늘의 한국어 어휘:

애완동물 - a pet

동물 - an animal

쓰다듬다 - to pet, stroke

토끼를 키우다 - to raise/have a rabbit

토끼랑 놀다 - to play with a rabbit

털 - fur

풀 - grass

당근 - carrot

동물 보호서 - animal shelter

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ʚ🍓ɞ Cute refreshing sweet strawberries ʚ🍓ɞ

Today was last summer breeze,

September is coming!

I miss eating fresh ripen strawberries in season 💔

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Let's learn some Korean words:

딸기 - strawberries

과일 - fruits

먹다 - to eat (먹어요, 먹습니다)

맛있다 - be tasty (맛있어요, 맛있습니다)

여름 - summer

좋아하다 - to like (좋아해요, 좋아합니다)

싫어하다 - to dislike (싫어해요, 싫어합니다)

Here's some new grammar phrase:

(명사)______ 중에서 (명사)______-을/를 제일/가장 좋아해요.

제일/가장 - the most

명사 - noun

예문: 저는 과일 중에서 딸기를 제일 좋아해요.

Among fruits, I like strawberries the most.

This grammar phrase is really common in Korean when we speak about our preferences, likes/dislikes. Instead of 과일, you can add anything else.

But if you want to say that you don't like something, use instead:

좋아하지 않아요 or 싫어해요 (싫어해요 is more direct, bold to say).

🍓 🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓

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Cute birds pattern, a perfect match for notebooks ꒰ঌ( •ө• )໒꒱

귀엽다 - to be cute

새 - a bird

무늬 - pattern

공책 - a notebook

딱 맞다 - to be a perfect fit/perfect match

Pronunciation of the word 무늬 is quite interesting, we say [:무니]

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Korean basic formal phrases that are very common ✨

안녕하세요 - hello

감사합니다 - thank you

죄송합니다 - sorry

실례합니다 - excuse me

괜찮습니다 - it is ok, alright (it is often used when someone asks us if we are OK, we respond "괜찮습니다" as it is referring to us)

좋습니다 - alright - response after suggestion, offer like:

"아이스크림을 드시는 게 어떻습니까?"

Would you like to eat some ice-cream?

"좋습니다."

Alright.

잘 먹겠습니다 - it is hard to translate it into English but it is similar to "bon appétit" in French; we say it before we start eating, literal meaning is "I am going to eat it well"

만나서 반갑습니다 - nice to meet you; the most formal phrase for "nice to meet you" is 뵈어서 반갑습니다 or 만나뵙게 되어 반갑습니다

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