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Seoul Drum Festival
Marking its 18th year, the Seoul Drum Festival is one of Seoul’s leading international celebrations. The festival offers participants an opportunity not only to watch and listen, but also to experience directly the art of drumming. It’s an event anyone can enjoy, regardless of age, sex or national origin.
This year, the festival will feature overseas acts Jojo Mayer & Nerve, Alexis Von Kraven, Aric Improta and Deantoni Parks and local acts Im Yong-hun Band, Easternmost and DJ Konstanine n Tweed.
VENUE: Seoul Plaza
PERIOD: May 27-28, 2 PM to 10 PM
COST: Free
MORE INFO: T. 070-5057-2722, www.seouldrum.go.kr
Rolling hills of rye at Anseong Farmland, founded in 1969 with support from West Germany.
Anseong Farmland hosts the Rye Field and Meadow Festival through June 6.
Learn more about Anseong in the upcoming May issue of SEOUL.
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Delightful Korean Buddhist temple cuisine at Balwoo Gongyang, located on the fifth floor of the TempleStay Information Center near Insa-dong.
The name of the restaurant comes from the Buddhist term for monastic meals.
Photos by Robert Koehler of SEOUL.
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Walking along Yeoncheon’s scenic Imjingang River valley, part of the Pyeonghwa Nuri Trail.
Learn more about Yeoncheon in the upcoming issue of SEOUL.
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The beautiful Jeongok Prehistory Museum in Jeongok, Yeoncheon, Gyeonggi-do was designed by French architecture office X-TU Architects. Its serpentine design reflects the riverine landscape of the Chugaryeong Rift Valley.
Learn more about the town of Yeoncheon in the upcoming issue of SEOUL.
Photos by Robert Koehler of SEOUL.
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The Sheraton Seoul D Cube City Hotel’s Feast is hosting a dimsum promotion through March 10.
Lots of yummy, yummy dimsum, including handmade lobster dimsum, prepared by Chinese executive chefs from the Sheraton Jinan. And the views from the 41st floor alone are worth the price of your lunch/dinner.
Photos by Robert Koehler of SEOUL.
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Completed in 1916, the Baek In-je House was originally the home of Han Sang-ryong, nephew of the notorious Yi Wan-yong and the executive director of Korea’s first bank, Hanseong Bank.
Dr. Baek In-je, the founder of Baek Hospital (Paik Hospital), bought the property in 1944 and lived there until he was dragged off to North Korea during the Korean War.
The beautiful mansion, which is built of black pine from the Yalu River and occupies a hill with views over Bukchon Hanok Village, was opened to the public last year, making it one of only a few of the neighborhood’s historic homes visitors can enter and explore.
Admission is free, and guided tours are available if you make a reservation.
Photos by Robert Koehler of SEOUL.
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오랜만~.~ long time no see
hello everyone! im finally on summer break~ i know i havent been active these past months and i apologize! i hope my posts i did till now could help u still^^ now that i have some free time, im posting this to ask if u guys would like me to comeback and post more like i did before? pls let me know :) thanks for ur follows and likes btw!! im happy people check my account even when im not active :D
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hi feel free to ask me anything concerningkorean or anything else,i’ll do my best to answer and help!
have a good day, night ♥︎︎︎︎
하늘 사진을 되게 잘 찍죠
요즘 사진을 안찍어서 이건 오랜만 사진이에요
해가 질 때 하늘이 제일 이쁜것 같아요
하늘색이랑 구름도 다 잘 보여서 너무 좋아요~
하늘 사진을 찍을때마다 다른 느낌을 나와요
그런 사진은 미술 그림이랑 비슷한다고 생각해요
그리고 사진 보면 꽤 따뜻한 느낌이당
learn korean : the cute way
⚠️ make sure u know basic grammar rules enough before going through this post ⚠️
1. add “ㅇ”
~다 ➞ 당
~아요/어요/여요 ➞ 아용/어용/여용
~해요 ➞ 해용
~이에요/예요 ➞ 이에용/예용
~인데/ㄴ데 ➞ 인뎅/ㄴ뎅
~야지 ➞ 야징
~세요 ➞ 세용
2. replace ~요 by ~여
~아요/어요 ➞ 아여/어여
~해요 ➞ 해여
~세요 ➞ 세여
3. replace ~(하)고 by ~(하)구
밥을 먹고 자요 (eat and sleep)
➞ 밥을 먹구 자요
일어나고 학교에 가요 (get up and go to school)
➞ 일어나구 학교에 가요
4. add “ㅁ”
~야 ➞ 얌 ~요 ➞ 욤
~면 ➞ 음 ~아 ➞ 암
~어 ➞ 엄 ~해 ➞ 함
~이에요/예요 ➞ 임
examples :
아니야 ➞ 아니얌
했어요 ➞ 했어욤
뭐해? ➞ 뭐함?
알았어 ➞ 알았엄
괜찮아 ➞ 괜찬암
없으면 ➞ 없음
학생이에요 ➞ 학생임
5.some more “cute” changes :
사랑해요 ➞ 사룽해(용)
안녕하세요 ➞ 안녕하새용, 안냐세용
안녕 ➞ 아뇽
왜 ➞ 왱
뭐 ➞ 뭥
싫어 ➞ 시렁
없어 ➞ 없떠
있어 ➞ 있떠
vocab
- 파란색 blue
- 덕분 thanks to
- 가족 family
- 정신 mind, spirit, soul
- 유럽 Europe
- 입 mouth, lips
- 아침 morning
- 슬프다 to be sad
- 열다 to open
- 닫다 to close
- 쉬다 to rest
- 연습하다 to practice
grammar
- -(으)ㄹ까요? shall we/i wonder. used for asking someone’s opinion, suggesting to do something together and questions, thoughts or guesses. 내일 비가 올까요? Do you think it will rain tomorrow? I wonder if it will rain tomorrow. 내일 제가 갈까요? Do you want me to come tomorrow? people can tell by the context what the meaning is, for example in the first sentence doesn’t mean ‘shall we rain tomorrow…’
today wasn’t that great tbh
vocab
- 대통령 the president
- 손 hand
- 같이 together
- 선생님 teacher
- 이야기 conversation, talk, tale
- 서다 to stand
- 처음 beginning, start
- 얼굴 face
- 나라 country
- 어렵다 to be hard, difficult
- 쉽다 to be easy
- 찾다 to find, search for
- 나가다 to go out
- 죽다 to die, pass away
- 타다 to ride (bus)
- 번 number, how many times (counter word)
- 몇 a few
- 아직 still
- 물론 of course
- 이번 this time
grammar
- 아/어서 because/therefore. order different: i want to eat because/therefore i’m hungry (english), because i’m hungry i want to eat (korean). 저는 배고파서 밥을 먹고 싶어요. (배고프 -> 배고바서). if added after 가다 or 오다 it can express that you do something “after” going/coming from/to a place. 공원에 가서 책을 읽을 거예요. I’m going to go to the park and read a book. (technically could also mean ‘because i want to read a book i’m going to go to the park’ but by the context people will understand it as the first one)
that’s all i had time for today hope you’re having a good day!
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