Level 3 Lesson 30 / Word builder 2 / 실(室) Toggle Panel
Level 3 Lesson 30 / Word builder 2 / 실(室)
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Welcome to another lesson in the Word Builder series. The Word Builder lessons will be a part of the regular lessons. In the Word Builder lessons, we introduce letters and words that work as building blocks of the Korean vocabulary. They are not necessarily all Hanja words based on Chinese characters, but many of them are.
Hope you enjoy this lesson, and we are looking at the word “실” [sil] in this lesson.
감사합니다!
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Hi,
I m from Bhutan, I m very happy to get this link, its great, learning through ur page. I have joined many sites to learn Korean but this page is the best.
What happened to the player of this lesson?
Why?? Can’t you play the mp3 file?
저 미국에 살아요. ^^
Before clicking this lesson, I said “I bet it’s ‘room’” I was right :D I’m learning “essential Hanja for Korean learners” and already know about 100. It’s really helpful in remembering vocabulary ^^ For example, I used to mix up 도착하다 and 출발하다 but I don’t anymore because I know that 출 is from the Hanja 出. So, I really like these word builder lessons!
I want to say what Jacqueline mentioned; the audio player is usually under the title. On this lesson, it’s not there. It’s still possible to listen by clicking the MP3 button on the right though.
I’m listening from the east coast of the US. I am bilingual and also speak Japanese, so I thought it would be fun to learn Korean since I’m already familiar with the sentence structure. I’ve gone on so many language websites but this is the only one that really worked for me, and I’m using it as a supplement to Rosetta Stone. Thanks so much for all the helpful and thorough explanations. ありがとう！
I’m from England :).
Thank you for all the lessons ^^. This is definitely the best site for learning Korean.
Wow …I have been waiting for this lesson a long time :P
I was stuck in level three becuase i didn’t have the time to listen to those great lessons…finally ..one more lesson and then level 4!!
선생님들! 감사합니다!!
by the way i’m from Israel ..:)
Annyeonghaseyo (: I’m from Malaysia but currently residing in Melbourne, Australia… I find this site very helpful for self-learning at home as the lessons are very relaxing and effective at the same time =] Thank you for the free lessons, chongmal kamsahamnida heh, awn-nee & oppa hwaiting!!
Yeahh! I am done with level 3! ^^
Thanks a lot for these lessons very very interesting ! 너무 재미얐네요~
(I am studying from France)
한자는 대박이야!!!!!! It makes words more easier
I’m from Iceland ^^
Thank you so much for making these lessons. It makes learning Korean much easier. I hope I can go to Korea someday to practice my Korean
저는 이집트에 살아요 ^^
Hallo,,,,where can learn korean letter?
안녕하세요
선상님들 , 감사하니다
석진씨 하고 경은씨 하고 현우씨 너무너무너무 사랑합니다 (lol i want to try this word once)
again the lesson about word builder 실 is really interesting since it has many similar word with vietnamese ,but what a pity its much less similar than 학
oh and i feel happy that i decided to learn korean , not chinese , when i saw the chinese charater in the pdf , i thought i saw stars @_____@
Thanks for your comment.
However, let me adjust your mistakes. :)
선상님들 > 선생님들
감사하니다> 감사합니다.
Your Korean is getting better so fast!
Hello !
You asked in this lesson why “toilet” is related to make-up right ? I don’t know for other languages but in French, toilet originaly means both “bathroom” and “to have a wash”. Of course it’s in old french, we don’t use this meaning anymore but in litterature there is this meaning so maybe it’s related :)
Hope I helped ! Thank you for this lesson ! 너무 재미있어요 !
Hai..i am listening from germany, but i come from indonesia.
i like the way you teach..it is clear but not too much..easy too understand.
I keep enjoying your teaching..Thank you for working hard in designing this lesson..
정말 감사합니다
I really like this show..it really help me how speak korean
Hi!
I can’t understand the last sentence that Kyeongeun ssi says. I guess this is: “겨울에는 시외있는 것보다 실네 좋아요?
맟아요?
고맙습니다!
She said “겨울에는 실외에 있는 것보다 실내에 있는 게 더 좋아요”.
It was quite close! :)
저는 필리핀 온 디야라고 합니다. ^^
TTMIK레슨을 여기 까지 들었어요. 선생님들께 항상 고마워요~
muchas gracias este curso es excelente
saludos desde colombia
Hello from Romania! I love to study korean it’s a beutiful language and I love k-drama’s :))
Tot asa prietenilor !
안녕하세요. 감사합니다 선생님 ! just to add, i found out that waiting room can also be 대합실 (待合室),
I’m From Indonesia!! 안녕하세요.. 앤드류 입니다…
I really love this website…
i was studying in Korea for 4 months and this website helped me a lot!!
감사합니다…
Hello, Thank you for another interesting lesson.
I didn’t catch the word that Hyunwoo Sun said for Powder room or make-up room (something like “pun-jang” ??)
Thank you
I think Hyunwoo said 분장실 [bun-jang-sil].
저는 미국에서 살아요! :)
Thank youuu 현우 씨 and 경은 씨 for all the wonderful lessons! I feel like I am learning sooo much, and TTMIK makes it so fun and easy! 진짜 감사해요~ And 석진 씨, thank you equally much for replying to so many of my comments and patiently correcting my mistakes! :) I’m so grateful for this amazing website.
Hello,I’m from Germany, I’m 18 years old this year. I want to study in korea. I can already understand level 4.
안녕하세요! 저는 미극 사람이에요.
I’m listening in Portland, Oregon!
Thank you for the wonderful lessons.
안녕하세요. 반가워요! Thanks for studying with us! :)
안녕하세요!
I’m from Serbia and I really enjoy studying Korean on ttmik.
Your lessons have been really helpful!
Hvala Vam!
안녕하세요!
저는 프랑스사람이에요
파리에 살아요
16살이에요 그리고 level 4 시작하고 있어요
Great website! I love it! I’m from England :) I spent a year in Daegu and picked up the essentials there but it’s nice to keep practicing :) :) thank you very much!
어.엠.지.
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
제가 아는 한국친구랑 현우씨의 목소리 똑같아요. 전화하고 있는 듯^^
여러분~!!!!!!!
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