Do you love tongue twisters? There are many tongue twisters in Korean, too! Tongue twister sentences don’t necessarily make much sense in themselves, but they are fun to practice saying and they can help you improve you Korean pronunciation! Seokjin is the host for our Korean Tongue Twister videos and here is the 6th video in the series!
Hello everyone! Have you ever been watching a K-drama or movie and heard a character say something like, “이렇게 비싼 줄 몰랐어요” (“I didn’t know it was this expensive”) or “제가 뭐라고 말할 줄 알았어요?” (“What did you think I would say?”)? Study this lesson with 현우 and 경은 to learn how to use the structure -(으)ㄴ/ㄹ 줄 알다 to say these things and more!
How many animal names do you know in Korean? Test your knowledge by taking this quiz!
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What kind of people do you not like? In this episode of Iyagi, 경화 and 석진 talk about what kind of people they don’t like. Enjoy the lesson and if you have any questions, please feel free to ask us in the comment for the lesson!
Have you ever found yourself wanting to express the ease of difficulty of doing something in Korean? Perhaps you’ve gotten a new high-tech Korean cellphone and want to say, “this is difficult to use!”, or you are super-tech savvy and want to show off by exclaiming “This is easy!” In this lesson, 현우 and 경은 will help you learn what sentence structure to use when you want to say something like this!
In this Han River Talk video, 석진, 경화 and 효진 went to the bridge between the 선유도 공원 (Seon-yu-do Park) and the 선유도 공원 subway station. Have you been to a park by the Han River? If so, which one have you been to? Also in your opinion, when is the best season for visiting Korea?
안녕하세요! Sometimes when you want to add emphasis to an action or state of something in English, you add more stress to the verb or by adding a variation of the word “do” in front of the verb. In Korean, however, there is a specific verb ending as well as a sentence structure to use when you want to emphasize. Check out the lesson and become better at emphasizing your speech in Korean!
Do you have any favorite lines from TV shows or movies that you like to immitate? Do you know any Korean comedians that have created some of these lines? In this episode of Iyagi, 경화 and 석진 talk about some of the most popular lines from TV that they remember enjoying. Enjoy!
Welcome to Part 2 of the Passive Voice lesson! In Part 1, we learned how sentences in the Passive Voice are made in general, and in this part, we will be looking at how the passive voice in English and in Korean differ from each other. Don’t worry, there are many example sentences to help you out with this lesson! Happy studying!
