Happy New Year everyone! This lesson will introduce how to wish some a happy new year in Korean, while also introducing some sample expressions using the words that are used in this greeting. Please read the accompanied PDF file for more information about various expressions you can use on New Year’s Day or in your season’s greetings card.
If you have any questions, as usual, please feel free to leave us comments!
Great video!
My little sister learned his first words in Korean because she was watching the video with me and also wanted to write korean for the first time. She copied what I had written. Maybe she wants to learn from now. (http://twitpic.com/vqyer)
Wow ! Is that what she wrote herself? That’s very good!! XD Tell her that she has a talent!
Marta Ribes
Thanks a lot. I can’t see the video. I can see only the sign of “NOT Found”.
ㅜ.ㅜ 새해 복 많이 받으세요. ^^
Oh,
Kyeong-eun Choi, sorry!!
Is not a video is a picture: http://twitpic.com/vqyer
The “)” makes the link doesn’t work, I wrote again. *^^*
¡Feliz año nuevo! (새해 복 많이 받으세요!)
And Hyunwoo, my sister thanks you. ^_^
@Marta Ribes
English correction for: My little sister learned his first words in Korean because she was watching the video with me and also wanted to write korean for the first time.
“My little sister learned her first words…”
The third page of the PDF is the same as the third page of the previous PDF (Advanced Interview #1). Is that intentional? Just asking because it doesn’t seem to be related to the actual content.
Anyway, thanks for the video, 고마워요.
그럼, 새해 복 많이 받으세요! Bon any!
Well it is NOT intentionally made that way : ) It will be fixed in a minute ^_^ Thank you for pointing that out!
새해 복 많이 받으세요!
anomim
Thank you for letting us know. And Thank you for listening this lesson.
새해 복 많이 받으세요.
Great video with really good explainations ^_^
To all the teachers at ttmik, 새해 복 많이 받으세요!! Próspero año y felicidad!
Thank you Stephanie ; ) 새해 복 많이 받아!
Stephanie
Thank you for all your kindness. I’m really happy to know you.
새해 복 많이 받으세요. 감사합니다.
감사합니다^^ 스테파니 씨도 새해 복 많이 받으세요^-^*
gracias!
Gracias : )
Melissa
Encantada! gracias!
I just start to study Spanish. XD
So I don’t know how to say “Happy new year.” in Spanish.
But I know how to say in Korean.
새해 복 많이 받으세요.
Para:
Kyeong-eun Choi
Haapy new year in spanish is:
Feliz año!!!!! or Feliz año nuevo!!!
literally translation:
(Happy year) – (happy new year)
but I use more Feliz año!!
so, Feliz año for you (both) i really like your videos
if you need some help with your spanish let me now it, i really like to learn new languages and teach mine (spanish)
here my twitter:
http://twitter.com/Gsar_Flakita
Hello everyone,
I find that breaking down the expressions is very useful. Most of the time I get what my Korean friends tell me when they use this type of usual expressions thanks to the context u__u but then again I don’t really know what it means in detail.
Oh and I try not to make the following rotten play on words but in Korean when you move to a “new house” you possibly will be living in a “bird nest”… mmmok I’m running away out of shame lol ^^
Thanks again for the lesson and 새해 복 많이 받으세요!
Miso_Fr
Thank you for watching this video.
I’m really happy to hear that bereaking down the expressions is useful to you.
Wow I didn’t understand at first. hahaha
So “a new house ” is “새 집(sae jip)” in Korean and also “a bird” is “새(sae)” in Korean. And “a nest” is a place where a bird lives. Actually it’s “둥지(dungji)” in Korean so it’s “새 둥지(sae dungji)”. But we often call it “새 집(sae jip)”, a bird’s house in Korean.
I wanted to share this joke all together so I try to expalin it. XD
감사합니다. 새해 복 많이 받으세요.
Very well explained! I find that the examples introduced for each word are really useful. Thank you!
새해 복 많이 받으세요!!
NIca
감사합니다. I’m really happy to hear that it is useful.
새해 복 많이 받으세요!!
새해 복 많이 받으세요
phuongdung
감사합니다. 새해 복 많이 받으세요
새해에는 좋은 일만 가득하시길 바랍니다
Chúc mừng năm mới ^____^
yunle35
감사합니다.
새해 복 많이 많이 받으세요.
Feliz Año Nuevo para Todos en TTMIK.
and thanks for such awesome work.
@ Flor: 감사합니다.
Flor 씨도 새해 복 많이 받으세요^-^* Keep visiting here.^-^
this website is really nice ..because I wanna learn korean language and handwritten too…So how can I be a member of this site…can anyone tell me..?
How do I say this in Korean,,,”how are honey?I felt so alone without u………tnkx for the translation…
Hi all, i just wanna clarify something, in the expression, “새해 복 많이 많이 받으세요” , the 복 is pronounced as 봉, because it comes before the consonant ㅁ right?
been asking around but haven’t got any replied so far, hope someone can answer me here =)
hitmonlee00
Thank you very much for your web site!!… i luv your explanations, i´m mexican and I can´t find anything about learning korean in my country… thanks for your help… I´ll keep studing with you.
Thanks very much for this lesson!!!
It our pleasure. I am also appreciate for your comment.
Thanks for this lesson.
I had a hard time remembering 올해 because I was always confused with 년 (I once wrote this year as 이년 – not a very good one… ㅠㅠ).
Last January I was able to memorize this new year greeting, but I didn’t really pay attention to the breakdown of the words. I know 새 as new, I didn’t pay attention to 해 (thinking it’s a grammar pattern), I know 많이 and the verb 받다.
Now because of this lesson, i think I will now always remember 올해. (plus 지난 해) ^^
Mr Hyunwoo Sun – you have an impeccable English pronunciation, how come?
Miss Choi – you have the cutest voice, I love the way you tease each other
it’s very pleasant to listen to your audio lessons. Keep up the great work!
Yeah, we will try our best to keep providing good lessons to you.
Thanks.
These lessons are great!
감사함니다~! : D
고맙습니다. Thanks!
hi
can you say a website can lear how we can write korean
thanks alot
have a nice time
hahah 3 expressions in 0:36 killed me
Thanks a lot~^_^~
really fun to watch,
finally, I can learn to speak korean in a funny-way!
감사합니다!
thankkkkkkkkkk,its so good.
Great Lesson!!
Lot of Thanks!^.^
Guys you are amazing..the explainations are really good…I really enjoy all your lessons!^.^
Verryy nice and funny way to learn such a language!!Thanks again^.^
I’m excited in every lesson that i encounter… Great explanation!!! More Power on you site.. Thank you very much!!!
CHÚC MỪNG NĂM MỚI !
Thanks for sharing, you are so clear and understandable, in contrast to girls with you.
Hyunwoo, Wow. I love how things are broken down. I am now ordering the writing book. I have several books now for all kinds of Korean writing and learning. Japanese takes up a lot of time for me, but I really want to learn Korean. Thank you for all your time and talent. Hyunwoo, I love how you speak English and explain different word combinations that can use the word parts. Your English is impeccable. Surely you must be a teacher because you do it so effortlessly, or you make us think you do!
سلام or hello i am from Iran
hello we say in Iran slam
i love Korea and i like this site
please go to my g mail
and write to me and send
tanks for teach do you like also i teach you my Iranian language?
bey
Hey..!! gracias
I’m learning Korean to talk to my boyfriend’s grandmother Korean
I feel sorry for not to know what she says. xD
I have some difficulties because English is not a language that I like, but all my 할머니..!!!
안녕하세요!! This lesson was fun and super helpful!! 감사합니다!
I am learning about subject/object marking particles, and I noticed something…
In the sentence “한국 친구가 많이있어요” –”friend” is labeled as the subject. If the sentence is “I have a lot of Korean friends”, why is the subject “friend” instead of “I”? The next sentence was the same structure (I a lot of ), but it says, “텔레비전을 많이봐요” — so here it is like I would imagine…
Why is there a different structure for “한국 친구가 많이있어요”? Is the lit. translation something like “Korean friends are what I have a lot of”?
정말 정말 정말 감사합니다!!!! : )
I’m getting very good at Korean, my family (except my brother) is getting annoyed at me always listening to KPop! My brother and I absolutely love it! When my sister gets a little older I want to teach her Korean so that she and I can talk and no one in my family will know what we’re saying!
감사합니다!
xxLOVERxx and muh brodda!
Hello all!
I started learning korean recently, and your site is a great help, thank you for it
At first I was only listening to the grammar lessons, and now I decided to catch up on the other posts as well. They are great, but is it just me, or some of the PDF-s disappeared?
So far it’s only this and the Korean food names video, and I can work them out, just letting you know.
Thanks again!
Ildi