#korean study blog
時
Meaning - Time
Korean syllable - 시
Korean name - 때 시
期
Meaning - Time, period
Korean syllable - 기
Korean name - 말날 기
間
Meaning - Space, Interval, Between
Korean syllable - 간
Korean name - 사이 간
(also used as a grammatical principle (amongst/between options/actions) and in words like 人問 (인간) meaning “human” which isn’t really related to time or space)
同
Meaning - Same
Korean syllable - 동
Korean name - 한가지 동
(동성애자 isn’t one of the examples in the lesson, but I couldn’t help myself)
(also for 共同體 (공동체 - community) I used some fanart from the TV show Community. I usually try not to use references/pop-culture, but I was bored, ok?)
百
Meaning - 100, everything, total
Korean syllable - 백
Korean name - 일백 백
Source :https://www.howtostudykorean.com/hanja-unit-1-lessons-1-20/hanja-lesson-16/
場
Meaning - Place / Location
Korean syllable - 장
Korean name - 마당 장
室
Meaning - Room
Korean syllable - 실
Korean name - 집 실
食
Meaning - Food
Korean syllable - 식
Korean name - 밥 식
地
Meaning - Land / Earth
Korean syllable - 지
Korean name - 땅 지
方
Meaning - Area / Region / Side
Korean syllable - 방
Korean name - 모 방
Source:https://www.howtostudykorean.com/hanja-unit-1-lessons-1-20/hanja-lesson-15/
師
Meaning - Teacher (profession)
Korean syllable - 사
Korean name - 스승 사
Examples
看護師 - 간호사 - Nurrse
敎師 - 교사 - Teacher, professor
醫師 - 의사 - Doctor
Source :https://www.howtostudykorean.com/hanja-unit-1-lessons-1-20/hanja-lesson-13/
先
Meaning - First
Korean syllable - 선
Korean name - 먼저 선
Examples
先生님 - 선생님 - Teacher (님 doesn’t have Hanja)
先着順 - 선착순 - First come first served / order of arrival
優先 - 우선 - First, above all, preference, special treatment
Source:https://www.howtostudykorean.com/hanja-unit-1-lessons-1-20/hanja-lesson-13/
장터 - A traditional market
하계 올림픽 - Summer Olympics (하계 - The summer season)
동계 올림픽 - Winter Olympics (동계 - The winter season)
지지난주 - The week before last (last last week)
다다음주 - The week after next (next next week) (I didn’t really know how to visualize these, sorry)
장화 - Boots, rain boots
눈 오는 날 - Snow day, a day where it snows (눈 - Snow, 오다 - To come, ~는 - Makes 오다 a noun, 날 - Day)
울 - Wool
중간고사 - Midterm exam (중간 - Middle, 고사 - An examination, test)
가면 - A mask (disguise)
매다 - To tie, knot
구토 - Vomiting
허리띠 - A belt, waistband
빼다 - To remove
남색 - Navy blue, dark blue (also sodomy apparently?)
치통 - Toothache
복통 - Stomachache
조율하다 - To tune (a piano)
기쁨 - Pleasure, delight, joy. Noun form of 기쁘다 - To be happy
공포 - Fear
비서 - Secretary
아나운서 - Announcer, newscaster
경호원 - Guard, bodyguard
카메라맨 - Cameraman
재봉사 - Tailor
색소 결핍 - Albino
겁나다 - To be/get scared
청바지 - Jeans
바텐더 - Bartender
스웨터 - Sweater
사업가 - Businessman (removed picture after correction by @chrissy-notes. Picture said 사업기)
은행원 - Bank clerk
고용주 - Employer
동업자 - Business partner
회계사 - Accountant
노동자 - Worker, labourer
(Sorry if I’ve posted these already. My files got mixed up)
멜론 - Melon
올리브 - An olive
파파야 - Papaya
감 - A persimmon
자두 - A plum
검은 베리 - Black currant (but I’ve also seen it used for blackberries and blueberries)
대추 - A jujube, a (Chinese) date
구스베리 - Gooseberry
구아바 - Guava
벨기에 - Belgium
칵테일 - Cocktail
아이스티 - Iced tea
생수 - Bottled water, spring water
코코아 - Cocoa
사탕무 - Beet (사탕 - Candy, 무 - Radish)
콩 - Bean
양배추 - Cabbage
무화과 - A fig
해산물 - Seafood, marine products
물다 - To bite
마못 - Groundhog
스프링클러 - Sprinkler
납치하다 - To abduct, kidnap
소방훈련 - Firedrill (소방 - Firefighting, 훈련 - training, drill, exercise)
승객 - A passenger
잔디밭 - Lawn (잔디 - Grass, 밭 - Field, garden)
인터페이스 - Interface
소시지 - A sausage
살라미 - Salami
닭 날개 튀김 - Chicken wings (닭 - Chicken, 날개 - Wings, 튀기다 - To fry/deep-fry)
칠면조 가슴 구이 - (Grilled) Turkey breast (칠면조 - Turkey, 가슴 - Chest/breast, 굽다 - To roast, grill)
스폰지 - Sponge
두통 - A headache
욕조 - A bath/bathtub
해변 - Seashore, beach, coast
감자 튀김 - Fries (감자 - Potato, 튀기다 - To fry/deep-fry)
Practice Korean With A Spring Song! Song 2: Bloom Bloom By The Boyz!
Practice Korean With A Spring Song! Song 2: Bloom Bloom By The Boyz!
11/04/22
Book Journal & Korean Writing and Vocab Practice
DAY 3 - BOOK 3: The Cruel Prince By Holly Black
I finished this book back in March and thought it deserved a solid 4.5 stars out of 5.
I’m trying to practice my Korean everyday and I thought that by using it to talk about something that I’m really into would help. I’ve always been a huge booknerd and I’m now so pleased that I can combine two of my loves - Reading and Studying Korean!
Also if you want to recommend me any great reads so that I can document more in my Korean/ Book journal I’d be over the moon to hear your recommendations!
anon asked: hi! i’m still in the process of learning hangul and i know there’s is no specific order to learn korean but what was the easiest route for you? this may sound silly because i’m thinking too far ahead but when/how did you get to the point of not having to use a dictionary or translator for everything? or is that something i’ll always have to do? i’ve only learned one other language and it was spanish. i think i was able to pick up on it quicker because of cognates that are similar to english and i think those also exist for english and korean but i find them more difficult to identify due to the alphabet being different. i hope i didn’t make it sound confusing. thank you for any tips! i appreciate it all
안녕하세요! 늦게 네 질문이 읽어서 미안해요!
이걸 기억하세요: 여러분은 새로운 언어를 배울 때 항상 사전을 사용할 거예요.
만약 한국어를 배우면 다른 사람들마다 다 배우는게 달라요. 우리가 이걸 이미 알고 있었어요. 그렇지만 사람들은 한국어를 대화하지 않으면 한국어를 배우지 못해요. 우리는 “아 한국에 가려고 한국어를 배워"라고 말하지만 한국어를 사용하는 나라에 살지 않아서 한국어를 배우기 어려워요. 우리 한국말로 말해야 돼요. 진짜로요.
저는 한국사람들과 한국어로 대화했기 때문에 한국어를 쉽게 배울 수 있었어요. 매일 한국어 문법과 어휘도 배우는데 한국말을 사용하지 않으면 기억을 못해요. 항상 "쓰기, 읽기가 제일 쉬워"라고 생각하고 듣기, 말하기 연습을 안 했어요. 16 살때부터 한국어를 배우기 시작했어요! 지금 22살이잖아요!! 제가 왜 한국말로 편하게 말할 수 없었을 가요?!
한국말로 대화하지 않았기 때문이에요.
이건 제 충고예요. 만약 한국어를 쉽게 배우고 싶으면 한국말로 해야 돼요. 너가 문법과 어휘도 배워야 되지만 말하기도 해야 돼요. 하루에 5분이라도요
도움이 됐으면 좋겠습니다. 잘 배우세요.
ENG Trans.:
Hello! Sorry for reading your message late.
Remember this: when you’re learning a new language, you will always use a dictionary (in a way, fluency is arbitrary).
If you want to learn Korean, everyone learns different. Of course, we already knew that. However, if a person doesn’t speak in Korean, then they won’t learn Korean. We say things like, “I am learning Korean to go to Korea,” but most of us don’t live in a country that actively uses Korean. That makes it really hard to learn Korean. If we wanna learn, we have to speak Korean. Seriously.
It wasn’t until I spoke to native Korean speakers that I actually learned Korean easily. Everyday, I would learn grammar or vocab but it would mean nothing to me if I didn’t use it. I would forget it. I used to think, “Writing and reading are the easiest,” but I never practiced speaking and listening. I’ve been learning since I was 16!!! I’m 22 now!! Why couldn’t I speak Korean comfortably???
It’s literally because I never spoke in Korean.
This is my advice. If you want to be comfortable in Korean (with or without a dictionary), use it. Learn the vocab and grammar, but you HAVE to speak Korean. Even if it’s just for 5m a day.
I hope this helped! Happy Learning :)
~ SK101
learn korean
hi i previously made a post about learning korean the “lazy way” so i was thinking about making one about the “cute way”
what do u think??? do u want me to make the post? pls lemme know!!
learn korean : the lazy way
you may have already been in that situation where you’re trying to communicate with a native korean via texts but somehow aren’t able to distinguish some words because they’re written a certain way. well as well as in english or any other languages korean also has its lazy way of using it. we’ll see some words in their correct form and then in their “lazy/text” form.
이렇게 (like this) : 이러케
그렇게 (like that) : 그러케
어떻게 (how) : 어떠케, 어케
왜 이/그렇게 (why are u so…) : 왤케
그렇구나 (i see) : 그러구나
~고 싶다 (to want) : 고시퍼
귀엽다 (to be cute) : 겹다
- conjugated : 귀여워->기어워/여워,키여워/어워
괜찮아 (its okay) : 괜차나,갠차나
싫어 (to hate) : 시러
맞아 (to be right, correct) : 마자
전화 (phone) : 저나
~잖아:자나
미안해 (to be sorry) : 미아내, 먄
ㄱㄱ (고고) : let’s go
ㄴㄴ (노노) : no
ㄷㅊ (닥쳐) : shut up
ㅇㅋ (오키) : okay
ㅂㅇ (바이) : bye
ㅎㅇ (하이) : hi
ㅇㅈ (인정) : i admit
ㄱㅅ (감사) : thanks
“today’s korean”
hey yall~~
i’m planning on starting kind of a serie of posts with no specific subjects ; i’ll just be discussing random things i discover or learn such as words, expressions, grammar points etc.. when i feel like i have stuff to share with u and that could be useful!hope you’ll like it!^^
korean learning chat
hello everyone! i had some trouble w my kkt account so it removed me from the korean learning chat i created. i created a new one so please join this one instead of the old one ^^ thanks! https://open.kakao.com/o/g2oSB5Y