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.
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.
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!
A TTMIK lesson brought to you all the way from the Philippines! We filmed this while we were in the Philippines a couple of weeks ago. We are certain that many of you have already seen hundreds of K-Pop idol singers and actresses doing this – but do you know the meaning of the lyrics? 
If you don’t, here’s Hyojin to explain the song to you.
If you have any questions that you’d like Hyojin to answer in the next episode, leave them in the comment below!
Hyojin can be dangerous when she’s hungry. And when Seokjin asked her what she wanted to eat, she said 떡볶이 (rice cakes in spicy sauce). So they decided to go get some super spicy 떡볶이 at the market.
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.
Have you wondered what the Korean version of “eeny, meeny, miny, moe”? In this episode of Ask Hyojin, Hyojin and Keith will explain how Koreans usually do it! If you have any questions that you’d like Hyojin to answer in the next episode, leave them in the comment below!
Also be sure to check out Keith’s website, http://Seoulistic.com and his YouTube channel, http://youtube.com/seoulisticvideos too!
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.
