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How was the weather in your area today? Was it really 눈이 부셨어요? Here in Korea, it was cloudy all day long because of an approaching storm. This morning we had pouring rain, and 저는 정말 깜짝 놀랐어요 when lightning flashed across the sky!!
Do you enjoy watching Korean dramas? Even though watching TV dramas can be too much fun for you to focus on learning something, studying with phrases used frequently in Korean dramas can be very useful and effective. This lesson introduces the phrase “세상 참 좁네요.”
안녕하세요! 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 that are based on Chinese characters, but many of them are. In this World Builder lesson, we will be looking at how 상 (上) is used in Korean vocabulary.
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Do you like playing in the water? What kind of water activity do you like? In this Iyagi epsiode, 석진 and 효진 talk about water activities. Enjoy!
Hello, everyone! We hope you all are having a great time on your journey of learning Korean with TTMIK! To help you continue your journey, we’d like to present you with a new series to help you learn useful Korean vocabulary and phrases through something that almost everyone enjoys…K-Pop! Read More …
Do you enjoy watching Korean dramas? Even though watching TV dramas can be too much fun for you to focus on learning something, studying with phrases used frequently in Korean dramas can be very useful and effective. This lesson introduces the phrase “찬 밥 더운 밥 가릴 때야 지금?”
This phrase can be translated to “You are in no position to choose.” “You can’t be picky now.” or “You just accept what you are offered.”
In this lesson, we will be talking more about the use of the word 머리 (head, hair) in Korean idioms. If you study with this series, you will learn many idiomatic expressions that are based upon a certain Korean word that is used in everyday Korean conversation. In order to fully understand and use the expressions introduced in this series, it is essential that you understand the grammatical structure of the sentence and check out any previous related TTMIK lessons so you can grasp the full meaning of these idioms. Read More …
There are over 300 universities in Korea and many of their names are shortened in spoken Korean, not necessarily because they are too long, but because it’s more convenient and quicker to use the shortened names. There is no fixed rule as to why certain university names are never shortened. In this video, teacher 경은 (Kyeong-eun) introduces 15 of the most commonly used shortened university names in Korea.
Do you have good eyesight? In this Iyagi episode, 석진 and 경화 talk about eyesight. Listen in to find out who has good eyesight and why 경화 has to carry around sunglasses.
