#어휘

[a-pop-of-korean]

Semester in SK: Korean Curse Words

안녕하세요 여러분! I’m sharing yet another Instagram post with you all--this one is about a bunch of Korean curse words! Very silly, I know, but curse words are a big part of any language and can be fun to learn about! Of course, be careful when using these and please do not use them often--I’m just sharing them for fun and so you can recognize them if you hear them :) I hope you enjoy! 화이팅!

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[hangukkie]

졸업 🎓!! - Graduation 🎓!!

캬아ㅏㅏ~~ 졸업했어요 🥹💐🎓!!

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Aaaaaaa!! I graduatedd 🥹💐🎓!!

[ddalistudies]

여행 🧳

some travel-related vocabulary 🍃 💫 (i just wrote down some hints or emojis to help me remember better)

나라

비행기 ✈️

경치 🌄🌌🏞🌇

야경 🌌🌃🌉🌠🎑 (밤 경치)

해돋이 🌅 (아침에)

시골 🌾

도시 🏙

호수 (l…)

강 (r….)

산 ⛰

화산 🌋

바다 🌊🏖

박물관 (m…..)

유적지 (historic site)

유학을 가디 (go study abroad)

휴가 (v…….)

카페

극장 🎭🍿

도서관 📚

여권 (p…….)

숲 🌳🌳🌳

기차 🚂

공항 (비행기를 타는 곳)

경험 (exp…….)

온천 ♨️

섬 🏝

드라마 촬영지 📽🎬

민속촌 (folk village)

공기 (a..)

호텔

대사관 (embassy)

입장료 (a………) 표 🎟

궁전 🏯🏰

숙소 (lodging)

공연장 = 콘서트장

행사 = 이벤트

해양 = 큰 바다

Verbs/Adjectives/Expressions:

재미있는 시간을 보내다

방문하다

인기가 많다

유명하다

시끄럽다

조용하다

도착하다 (arrive)

떠나다 (hit the road)

사진을 찍다

계획을 세우다

여권을 준비하다

비자를 받다

숙소를 예약하다

비행기표를/기차표를 사다

가방을/짐을 싸다

환전을 하다 (돈 exchange)

물건을 싸게 사다/구입하다

즐기다 (enjoy)

구경하다 (watch)

참가하다 (participate)

예약하다 (make a reservation)

구입하다 = 사다

사람들이 친절하다

교통이 편리하다/불편하다

[haneulislearning]

2023년 2월 2일

취미: hobby

부터: from

다른: other

가장 좋아하는: favorite

-때: when-

어때요: How is it?

많이: a lot of/many/much

어제: yesterday

오늘: today

내일: tomorrow

지난주: last week

이번 주: this week

다음 주: next week

지난 달: last month

이번 달: this month

다음 달: next month

작년: last year

올해: this year

내년: next year

[learning-k0rean]

어휘

[eo·hwi]

(noun) vocabulary, lexicon, glossary, stock of words

[volvistudies]

복습!💪

[dreamer-hangugeo]

If you're learning Korean, you might have encountered the word "어차피" (eo-cha-pi) at some point. It's a useful word that can be translated to "anyway," "in any case," or "after all." When you use "어차피," you're often indicating that something is inevitable or necessary, regardless of other circumstances. To use "어차피", you simply need to add it to the sentence. E.g. 어차피 늦었으니까 천천히 와. (It's late anyway, so take your time.) 어차피 다른 선택지가 없어. (There’s no other option anyway.) 그 사람은 어차피 나를 싫어하는 거야. (That person hates me, after all.) "어차피" is often used with grammar like ~(으)니까 or -(으)ㄴ/는데 to add more context. E.g. 어차피 해야 할일이니까 빨리 하고 끝내는게 좋지않겠어요? (Because it's something you have to do anyway, isn't it better to hurry up and finish it?) 어차피 시간이 없는데 일찍 가는 게 좋을 거야. (Anyway, since we don't have much time, it's better to leave early.) 어차피 지나간 일이니까 다시 말하지 말아요. (Since it's a thing of the past anyway, let's not talk about it again.) 어차피 밖에 비가 내리고 있는데 조금더 이야기를 나누자 (It's raining outside anyway, so let's talk a little bit more.)

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[ggomi]

🐢Day-1

🌵Essential Korean Idioms.

📍Unit 1

💡 걱정이 태산이다 to be worried sick

💡눈코 뜰 새 없다 to be extremely busy

💡머리를 식히다 to take a mental break

💡바람을 쐬다 to get some fresh air

💡발등에 불을 끄다 to take care of what's urgent or difficult first

💡손에 잡히지 않다 to be unable to focus on doing something 

💡신경을 쓰다 to be concerned, to be worried, to pay attention 

💡엉덩이를 붙이다 to keep at something for a long time (specifically an activity performed while seated)

💡첫발을 떼다 to initiate, to take a first step (in a new role or career)

💡피푸로 느끼다 to experience or appreciate firsthand

[samahkhaled96]

[realren90]

한국어 단어 2

조심하다 - to be careful, watch out

출발하다 - to depart, leave

생기다 - to occur, to look, to form

잡다 - to catch, grab, take

이따가 - a little later

교통 - traffic

표 - ticket

말씀하시다 - to speak (hon.)

별로 - not particularly

코 - nose

[tte1bm1]

건전하게 오래 연락하면서 친하게 지낼분 카톡:dhsm22

[a-pop-of-korean]

yyxy (LOONA) - one way | K-Pop Breakdown

안녕하세요 여러분! It's been a while! I recently got a request for a breakdown of this song, so here it is! I'll link my full-length lessons for the grammar structures I include, so check those out for more explanations and examples. I hope you enjoy, and feel free to check out my other K-Pop Breakdowns and request a new song!

Also, I used colorcodedlyrics.com to help me with my translations :)

Vocabulary

낯선 = unfamiliar

길을 잃어버리다 = to be lost

쪽 = way

미로 = maze

속에 = inside (of)

멍하니 = absent-mindedly; blankly

약속 = promise

기억 = memory

묻다 = to ask

혼자 = alone

계속 = continuously

걷다 = to walk

Grammar

어느 쪽으로 가야 할까 / 미로 속에 갇힌 듯이 / 멍하니 걷고 있어

Which way should I go? / As if I'm caught in a maze / I'm walking absent-mindedly

-아/어/여야 하다

Attach this structure to a verb stem to mean "have to/should [verb]." 가야 하다, which uses the verb 가다 (to go), mean "should go" or "have to go."

-ㄹ/을까?

In this case, this structure is basically used the same way we would use "I wonder..." in English. 어느 쪽으로 가야 할까? essentially means "I wonder which way I should go?"

-ㄴ 듯이

When attached to a verb stem, this means "as if [verb]" in the past tense. 갇히다 means "to be confined" or "to be locked up" or "to be trapped." So, 갇힌 듯이 means "as if I was trapped," or "like I'm trapped." I believe the reason why it technically uses the past tense form is because the speaker has already been locked up, if that makes sense!

-고 있다

Attaching this to a verb stem gives you the present-progressive form, which is equivalent to the English -ing. 걷고 있다, therefore, means "walking."

널 볼 수 있다면 널 보게 된다면 / 어디로 가야 하는지 한번쯤은 묻고 싶어

If I could see you, if I get to see you / I want to ask you where I should go

-(ㄴ/는)다면

This structure means "if," and is usually used for talking about hypothetical situations or situations that are not likely to happen. In this case, the speaker implies that it is unlikely that they will see this person, but are saying what they would do if they did.

-ㄴ/는지

This structure is used to ask indirect questions. 어디로 가야 하는지 한번쯤은 묻고 싶어 is an example--it does not mean "where should I go?" but "I want to ask you where I should go." 어디로 가야 하는지 means "where I should go."

-고 싶다

Attach this structure to a verb stem to mean "want to [verb]."

우리 사랑은 나 혼자 one way / 계속 가고 있잖아

Our love is one way for me alone / I'm still going

-잖아(요)

Attach this to a verb or adjective stem to give it a nuance of "you know..." It is used to point out something that the listener does or should already know. 계속 걷고 있잖아, therefore, has the nuance of "I'm still walking, you know."

That's all for this breakdown! I hope it was helpful :) Thank you to whoever requested it! I am still taking requests (although it may take me a while to fulfill them), so please don't hesitate to ask me! Thanks for reading! 화이팅!

[hangukkie]

라이프 업데이트!! - Life Update!!

지금 보조교사인데 월요일, 화요일에도 초등교원양성 면접이 있어요 😳 ㄷㄷㄷ 성공하면 2024년 9월부터 1년동안 잘 공부하고 근처 초등학교에서 열심히 일을 할거여��� 2025년 여름에 졸업하고 찐 선생님이 될수있을 거예요 📚🍎! 으앜 🫣!! 응원해주세요 ⭐️!!!

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I’m working as a teaching assistant right now but on Monday and Tuesday I have a primary school teacher training interview 😳!! If I’m successful, I’ll study hard and work in a nearby primary school for a year starting September 2024, so I can graduate and become a real teacher in 2025 📚🍎! Aaaa 🫣!! Please cheer for me ⭐️!!!

[iamlearningkorean]

공부 시간!

Hey! It's been... a while, I know. But I am back at studying 한국어 and it's time to study some vocabulary and practice by making sentences, so here we go!

어휘 (vocabulary):

방 (room)

교실 (classroom)

문 (door)

창문 (window)

책상 (desk)

의자 (chair/stool)

칠판 (blackboard)

지도 (map)

달력 (calendar)

시계 (clock)

거울 (mirror)

옷걸이 (clothes hanger/hanger)

컴퓨터 (computer)

텔레비전 (television)

책 (book)

공책 (notebook)

필통 (pencil case)

연필 (pencil)

색연필 (color pencil)

볼펜 (ballpoint pen)

지우개 (eraser)

돈 (money)

지갑 (wallet/purse)

가방 (backpack)

휴지 (toilet paper/waster paper)

신분 (identity)

증 (certificate/card)

신분증 (identity card/ ID card)

학생증 (student card)

휴대 전화 (cellphone)

사전 (dictionary)

잡지 (magazine)

여기 (here)

거기 (there [kinda far away])

저기 (there [far away])

이 (this [close])

그 (that [kinda far away)

저 (that [far away])

Okay! Now, let's make some 문장들 (sentences)!

For these sentences, the settings I have imagined are a 교실(classroom) and a 방 (room). Let's begin :)

1st scenario (방):

이 방은 누구의 방입니까? (whose room is this?)

내 방입니다. (It's my room).

그것이 무엇입니까? (What is that [kinda far away]?)

그것이 거울입니다. (That is a mirror.)

옷걸이도 있습니까? (Is there also a hanger?)

네, 옷걸이도 있습니다. (Yes, there is also a hanger.)

2nd scenario (교실):

여기는 우리 교실입니다. 이것이 문입니다. 저것이 창문입니다. 책상들이 있습니다. 의자들도 있습니다. (Here is our classroom. This is a door. That [far away] is a window. There are desks. There are also chairs.)

지도가 있습니까? (Is there a map?)

아니요, 지도가 없습니다. 하지만, 칠판이 있습니다 (No, there is no map. But there is a blackboard.)

시계도 없습니다? (There's no clock either?)

아니요, 시계이 있습니다. 칠판하고 책도 있습니다. (No, there is a clock. There is also a blackboard and a book).

3rd scenario (교실):

필통에 무엇 있습니까? (What's in the pencil case?)

필통에 연필이 있습니다. 볼펜도 있습니다. (There is a pencil in the pencil case. There is also a ballpoint pen.)

지우개도 있습니까? (Is there also an eraser?)

네, 지우개도 있습니다. (Yes, there is also an eraser.)

색연필도 있습니까? (Is there also a color pencil?)

아니요, 색연필 없습니다. (No, there is no color pencil.)

4th scenario (방):

가방에 무엇이 있습니까? (What's in the bag?)

가방에 내 지갑하고 필통이 있습니다. (In the bag are my wallet and my pencil case).

지갑에 무엇이 있습니까? (What's in the wallet?)

지갑에 돈이 있습니다. (There is money in the wallet.)

신분증도 있습니까? (Is there also an ID card?)

네, 신분증하고 학생증도 있습니다. (Yes, there's also an ID card and a student card.)

가방에 휴대 전화도 있습니까? (Is there a cellphone in the bag?)

아니요, 휴대 전화 없습니다. (No, there is no cellphone).

And that's it for today! It's fun to study Korean again :). If you see any mistakes please feel free to point them out, thank you!

Happy studying everyone, I wish you all a nice day! <3

[anne-the-student-ish]

(୨୧ᵕ̤ᴗᵕ̤) ✩°｡⋆30 days of 한국이 게임! ･:*˚:✧

미니크래프트/Minecraft

Day 04 (Febuary 13th,2023)

오늘 저는 탐험에서 결정였어요! (today i decided to explore!) I must admit i was tired of being stuck inside the mineshaft, i need some sunlight to keep healthy! Also: 어졔에, 제가 소테디는 찾았에요 (yesterday i found a cow plushie), i forgot to shere it! It's very cute, i can wear it or place it in the house (forshedowing).

There are so many cute animals out there! I found a hamster and buterflies! i didn't even knew the modpack had them.

And, while exploring and killing zombies, one droped a hat...a strawberry hat. it's the cutest thing ever, and the best part is that i can wear it with my helmet!

After exploring, i went back home using the waystone to go back home, but not without getting some amazing photos and more vocabulary!

오늘 어휘: 동물

today's vocabulary:animals! (only vanila mobs)

소 - cow

돼지 - pig

양 - sheep

닭 - chiken

벌 - bee

앵무새 - parrot

판다 - panda

개 - dog

고양이 - cat

여우 - fox

물고기 - fish

오징어 - squid

[ethrealstudies]

i can’t believe i started this blog in high school to help me self study korean and now i can finally say i’m going to seoul to study abroad this fall… it’s been my dream for so long it still hasn’t fully sank in. i can’t wait to take all of you along with me on this journey 🥹

in preparation, i’ve restarted my korean diary and will be adding any vocabulary i didn’t know to a quizlet set i will link below!