Welcome to another lesson in the Advanced Situational Expressions series. Throughout this series, we take a look at common situations and some of the advanced expressions you can use in each of them. In this lesson, we will introduce various expressions you can use when you are worried about something or a particular situation.
What is your favorite fruit? Do you like strawberries? Strawberry is 딸기 [ttal-gi] in Korean. If you already know the word 딸기, how about learning some more expressions that you can form using 딸기? One such expression is 딸기맛 (strawberry-taste). You can find a lot of 딸기맛 drinks in stores.
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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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.
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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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.
This episode of Korean Vocab Power Up is brought to you by our partner company TheHallyu.com (http://tinyurl.com/bneotdt) and is about the Korean word 협찬 [hyeop-chan], which means “sponsorship”, usually in a context related to broadcasting. When a TV show is filmed on a private property, the place might be “offered” to the team and that is 장소 협찬. When there are some costumes made available for the show, it’s called 의상 협찬. Since entertainers on TV always need a lot of new clothes, they usually always have 의상 협찬 rather than buying and wearing their own clothes.
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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Welcome to the 10th episode of “How Do You Say This in Korean?”! This is a weekly segment, published every Friday, where 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.
In the 16th episode of Korean Vocabulary with Pictures, you can see some towels being dried in the sun. Practice saying the words out loud as Hyunwoo introduces them one by one.
In the 15th episode of Korean Vocabulary with Pictures, you can see a picture of a playground. Practice saying the words out loud as Hyojin introduces them one by one.
Welcome to the 9th episode of “How Do You Say This in Korean?”! This is a weekly segment, published every Friday, where 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.
