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If anyone is interested in learning some Korean ! Here you go !

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It is the last part of learning some words in korean ! I hope it helped you a little bit !

None of the image I use are mine I found them on the internet ! Credit to the original owners !

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Korean Halloween Vocab!

Halloween is a western holiday with no events similar in korea so while halloweens popularity is slowly growing it is mostly celebrated as a party for adults to dress up and drink. Nevertheless here some related vocab for this spooky season!

10월 - october 가을 - fall/autumn 할로윈 - halloween 거미 - spider 거미줄 - spiderweb 그림자 - shadow 관 - coffin 시체 - corpse 무덤 - grave 마녀 - witch 빗자루 - broom 검은 고양이 - black cat 마법 - magic 저주 - curse 주문을 걸다 - to cast a spell (on) 사탕 - candy 박쥐 - bat 무서운 - scary 호박 - pumpkin 호박등 - jack-o’-lantern 괴물 - monster 유령의 집 - haunted house 유령 - ghost 괴담 - ghost story 의상 - costume 뱀파이어 - vampire 드라귤라 - dracula 좀비 - zombie 늑대인간 - werewolf 으스스한 - spooky 해골 - skeleton/skull 뼈 - bone 해적 - pirate 미이라 - mummy 악마 - devil 천사 - angel

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♡ HOW TO DESCRIBE SOMEONE.

HEIGHT, 키 : 키가 크다 - to be tall 키가 보통이다 - to be “normal” (not so small/so tall) 키가 작다 - to be small

°ㅇ HAIR, 머리 : 머리가 길다 - to have long hair 머리가 짧다 - to have short hair 머리가 금발이다 - to be blond 머리가 갈색이다 - to have brown hair 머리가 까만색이다 - to have black hair 머리가 회색이다 - to have white hair

°ㅇ EYES, 눈 : 눈이 갈색이다 - to have brown eyes 눈이 녹색이다 - to have green eyes 눈이 회색이다 - to have grey eyes 눈이 까만색이다 - to have black eyes 눈이 파란색이다 - to have blue eyes

°ㅇ WEIGHT, 무게 : 뚱뚱하다 - to be fat 보통이다 - to be “normal” 날씬하다 - to be thin 말랐다 - to be skinny

°ㅇ LOOK, 외모 : 예쁘다 - to be pretty 잘생겼다 - to be handsome 못생겼다 - to be ugly

°ㅇ PERSONALITY, 인격/성격 : 성격이 좋다 - to have a good personality 성격이 안 좋다 - to have a bad personality 성격이 고약하다 - to be mean 친절하다 - to be kind 불친절하다 - to be unkind 똑똑하다 - to be smart 똑똑하지 않다 - to not be smart

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🌹Expressing Beauty in Korean

🌺예쁘다- (usually the physical appearance of something) pretty

꽃이 예쁘다 - the flower is pretty

 🌺이쁘다- “slang” version of 예쁘다

옷이 이쁘다 - the clothes are pretty

 🌺아름답다- beautiful

하늘이 아름답다 - the sky is beautiful

 🌺곱다- (usually a color or object) gives a “soft” vibe and is therefore beautiful

한복 색깔이 곱다 - the hanbok colors are beautiful

 🌺아리땁다 (아리따운)- (usually a female) “beautified” and more poetic way of saying beautiful

아리따운 소녀 - the beautiful girl

 🌺어여쁘다- (usually a person or a personified object, or their personality/elegance) a poetic and somewhat “older” way of saying lovely

어여쁜 공주 - the lovely (in personality or elegance) princess

🌺예쁘장하다- (the physical looks of a person or an object) gives off a small/cutesy vibe 

예쁘장하게 생긴 여자아이 - the cute little girl

🌺귀엽다- (usually a person or animal) cute/lovely

강아지가 귀엽다 - the puppy is cute

 🌺사랑스럽다- (usually a person or animal) lovely

내 남자친구는 사랑스럽다 - my boyfriend is lovely

 🌺잘생겼다- (usually a male) handsome, literally means good looking

내 최애는 잘생겼다 - my bias is handsome

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요리하기 어휘 - Cooking Vocabulary

Hi there! I realize I haven’t posted any big vocabulary posts in a while, so I think it’s worth giving you guys a little break from grammar! Enjoy <3

Vocab // 어휘 [mostly korean foods]

음식 - food    ~ 한식 - korean food [한국 + 음식]

고기 - meat    ~ 물고기 - fish [lit. water meat] ** not the same as 해물 - seafood **    ~ 불고기 - korean marinated beef    ~ 닭고기 - chicken    ~ 소고기 - beef

소시지 - sausage

밥 - rice / meal    ~ 볶음밥 - fried rice

국 // 탕 // 갱 - soup    1. 국 - side dish soup [example: 미역국 - seaweed soup! this is very popular at birthday celebrations]    2. 탕 // 갱 - full meal soup [example: 감자탕 - pork bone soup]    ** you might get a side of 국물 [broth] with a main dish **

찌개 // 전골 - stew    1. 찌개 - thicker stew [example: 김치찌개 - kimchi stew]    2. 전골 - hotpot [example: 소고기전골 - vegetable and beef hotpot]

건더기 - ingredients in soup [like vegetables, meat, sauce]    ** to help with understanding the difference between 국 and 찌개, you won’t get much 건더기 in a 국 like soup **

어묵 - fish cake

전 - korean pancake    ~ 파전 - green onion korean pancake (my favourite)

떡볶이 - stir-fried rice cake

순대 - pork blood sausage

만두 - dumplings

김밥 - for lack of better words, korean styled sushi [lit. rice wrapped in seaweed - 김]

Verbs // 동사

요리하다 - to cook

다듬다 - to prepare

썰다 - to chop / cut

섞다 - to mix [not to be confused with 썩다 - to rot]

젓다 - to stir

반죽하다 - to knead dough

붓다 - to pour

까다 [벗기다] - to skin / peel [to peel / skin meat]

데우다 - to heat

태우다 - to burn

볶다 - to stir-fry

굽다 - to roast / grill

찌다 - to steam

식다 - to cool down

낳다 - to add

기름을 두르다 - to oil

간을 보다 - to taste test

끓다 - to boil

More Vocab // 더 어휘

오븐 - oven

칼 - knife

도마 - cutting board

냄비 - pot

프라이팬 - frypan

밥솥 - rice cooker

Example Sentences:

요즘 한식을 요리하고 싶어요 - these days, I want to cook korean food

10분 만두를 쪄요 - steam dumplings for 10 minutes

건더기를 김치찌개에 넣어요* - add the ingredients into the kimchi stew

어묵을 썰고 끓은 물에 넣어요* - slice the fish cake and add into boiling water

*you can pronounce 넣어요 like -> 너요

That’s it for this lesson today! I hope you enjoyed and you learned something! What’s your favourite Korean food?

Happy Learning :)

~ SK101

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“아파도, 괜찮아” “it’s okay if it hurts”

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배고파 (배가 고프다) — I’m hungry [baegopa]

잘자 (요)— goodnight [jalja]

파이팅 (화이팅)— fighting [paiting]

보고파 (보고싶어) — miss you [bogopa]

화풀어 (화내지마) — don’t be angry [hwapuro]

어머야 (어머나) — omg [eomeoya]

Don’t use when you’re talking to people older than you. Slang.

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Vocabulary List #43

다치다 - to hurt

맞다 - to be correct

싸다 - to pack, wrap

알아듣다 - to recognize, to understand

이해하다 - to understand

가볍다 - to be light 

무겁다 - to be heavy

곧 - soon, right away

약 - approximately

혼자 - alone

~(으)면 되다 - just have to …

~게 되다 - turns out that …

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i am doing a homestay while in korea and at first i was worried i wouldn’t learn any korean because i’m never home lol but!  i learned some useful stuff i thought i would share

다녀왔습니다 - for when you leave the house

다녀오겠습니다 - for when you return home

잘 먹겠습니다 - before you eat

잘 먹었습니다 - after you eat

안녕히 주무세요 - polite, formal way to say goodnight

안녕히 주무셨어요? - polite, formal way to say good morning

잘자 - informal way of saying goodnight (can say to younger people, people your age, and close friends)

잘자요 - goodnight to older people but not formal (to your 언니/오빠/누나/형)

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순수하다 // To Be Innocent (as in pure)

무르팍 까지는 것 따윈 두렵지 않아

순수한 내 어릴 적의 망상

I’m not afraid of little things like bruising my knee

It was a delusion from my innocent childhood

무르팍 - Knee

두렵다 - To be afraid

망상 - Delusion

From Anpanman