Every Friday at 6 PM (KST), you can listen to Hyunwoo and Adrien LIVE on the radio at ArirangRadio.com/CatchTheWave to learn new Korean expressions and listen to fun recordings sent in by listeners of both Catch The Wave and TalkToMeInKorean around the world.
Welcome to the 12th episode of “How Do You Say This in Korean?”! In this series, teacher 경화 (Kyung-hwa) will be joined by a co-host of her choice each week to answer some listener questions. The questions we will be answering in this series are mainly about how to say certain things in Korean.
Two TTMIK teachers, Seokjin and Hyojin went to the Philippines on a trip, along with some other bloggers from Korea. This trip was fully sponsored by the Philippine Department of Tourism and they had a great time there! Of course while Seokjin and Hyojin were there, they made this video for the TTMIK Talk series, to help you learn more Korean expressions and practice listening.
Every Friday at 6 PM (KST), you can listen to Hyunwoo and Adrien LIVE on the radio at ArirangRadio.com/CatchTheWave to learn new Korean expressions and listen to fun recordings sent in by listeners of both Catch The Wave and TalkToMeInKorean around the world.
We’re having our first bookstore seminar next weekend! Thanks to all of you who study through our lessons, we have published four textbooks so far, which are already available in major bookstores in Korea. And to help you study more effectively and to meet more listeners in person, we are having an free seminar open to anyone at Kyobo Bookstore (교보문고) in Gwanghwamun (광화문) next week. If you are in Seoul on the 19th of May, 2013, please come join us at the seminar at 4 PM. Please read below for directions to the place and more information.
Have you ever had your car towed away? Nobody likes to have their car towed away when it’s just parked somewhere. But it happens to a lot of people, at some point in life, for various reasons. The noun for “tow” is 견인, and it can be used in various verb forms and in many sentence types. We are introducing the word 견인 in this lesson, as well as some sample phrases that you can practice with.
In this series, we will introduce one word each time and then also introduce some more useful, related expressions. To improve your Korean vocabulary, click here to use our My Weekly Korean Vocabulary subscription!
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No one likes to lose things, but it happens. When you have lost something that you were carrying, you can say 잃어 버렸어요, or in a more formal expression, 분실했어요. So in this episode of Iyagi, 경화 and 석진 are talking about their experiences about 분실.
If you’ve ever lived abroad, you must have experienced at least some culture shock resulting from two cultures being very different. Terris is now studying abroad in Korea and he has certainly had his own experiences of culture shock. So this time, instead of answering questions, Hyojin decided to ask Terris some questions about his experiences.
If you have any questions that you’d like Hyojin to answer in the next episode, leave them in the comment below!
Welcome to the 11th episode of “How Do You Say This in Korean?”! In this series, teacher 경화 (Kyung-hwa) will be joined by a co-host of her choice each week to answer some listener questions. The questions we will be answering in this series are mainly about how to say certain things in Korean.
If you are living in Seoul or going to visit Seoul for more than a couple of weeks, and want to take Korean lessons in a classroom environment, we have partnered with 르몽드 어학원(Le Monde Language Institute) to provide Korean classes for those of you who want to learn with a teacher in a classroom.
