kangs korean class

Hii student,please drop your email to send my lessons straight to your inbox....thank you!!! :)

사랑해 (saranghae): “I love you” 보고 싶어 (bogo shipeo): “I miss you; want to see you” 몰라 (molla): informal/slang = “I don’t know” 돌아와 (dorawa): “come back” 괜찮아 (gwenchana): informal = “it’s alright/okay” 것 같다 (geot gata): an expression used when the subject of the conversation is uncertain; e.g. “seems to be” 점점 (jeomjeom): varies by context, but used to show degree (i.e. “more and more,” “less and less, or “little by little,” etc.) 어떻게 (eotteoke): “How…?” or “What should/can I do?” 안돼 (andwae): affixed with a negative force; basically “no”/”can’t” 너무 (neomu): “so,” “too much,” or “very,” etc. 이젠 (ijen): “now” as in “from now on” 이렇게 (ireoke): “like this; in this way” 아직 (ajik): “yet; still” 다시 (dasi): “again” 더 (deo): “more” 니가 (niga): “you are” 모든 (modeun): “every; all” 항상 (hangsang): “always” 곁에 (gyeotae): “next to; by” 가슴이 (gaseumi): “heart; chest” 쉽게 (swipge): adverb = “easily” 오늘도 (oneuldo): “today” 하루 (haru): “day,” thus haru haru means “day by day” 하지만 (hajima...

�Lesson 2: Pt. 1� �Drinks�� � � ● Coffee ▶ 커피 ▶ keopi � ● Tea ▶ 차 ▶ cha � � ● Milk ▶ 우유 ▶ uyu � ● Juice ▶ 추스 ▶ chuseu � ● Water ▶ 물 ▶ mul � ● I'd like (...) ▶ (...) 주세요 ▶ (...) chuseyo . . EXAMPLE: I'd like coffee ▶ 커피 주세요 ▶keopi chuseyo ADMIN JUNG

1. Unni/Oppa/Noona/Hyung Unni / 언니: what a female calls an older female Oppa /오빠: what a female calls an older male Noona / 누나: what a male calls an older female Hyung / 형: what a male calls an older male 2. Ga-ji-ma Ga-ji-ma / 가지마: don’t go 3. Sa-rang-hae Sa-rang-hae / 사랑해: I love you 4. Yak-sohk-hae Yak-sohk-hae / 약속해: Promise me 5. Jo-ah-hae Jo-ah-hae / 좋아해: I like you 6. Bae-go-pah? Bae-go-pah? / 배고파? : Are you hungry? 7. Heng-bok-hae Heng-bok-hae / 행복해: I’m happy 8. Bo-go-ship-puh Bo-go-ship-puh / 보고싶어 : I miss you 9. Jal-ja Jal-ja / 잘자 : Sleep well 10. Geok-jeong-ha-ji-ma Geok-jung-ha-ji-ma / 걱정하지마 : Don’t worry 11. Gwen-cha-na? Gwen-cha-na? / 괜찮아? : Are you ok? 12. Nam-ja-chin-goo / Yeo-jah-chin-goo Nam-ja-chin-goo / 남자친구 : boyfriend Yu-jah-chin-goo / 여자친구 : girlfriend 13. Wae-geu-rae? Wae-geu-rae? / 왜그래 : What’s wrong? 14. Sunbae/Hoobae Sunbae / 선배 : a respectful term used to call someone who was working at a work establishment,...

ㄱ (giyeok) 1. 가격 – (price) 2. 가깝다 – (to be close) 3. 가끔 – (occasionally) 4. 가능하다 – (possible) 5. 가방 – (bag) 6. 가수 – (singer) 7. 가운데(중간) – (in the middle) 8. 가을 – (fall / autumn) 9. 가장(제일) – (the most / the best) 10. 가족사진 – (family picture) 11. 간단하다 – (simple) 12. 간호사 – (nurse) 13. 갈아타다/환승하다 – (to transfer) 14. 감기약 – (cough, cold and flu medicines) 15. 감기에 걸리다 – (to catch a cold) 16. 값 – (price tag) 17. (값을) 깎다 – (to bargain) 18. 강 – (river) 19. 강아지 – (dog) 20. 같다 – (to be same) 21. 개강 – (beginning of the semester) 22. 개천절 – (National Foundation Day of Korea) 23. 거기 – (there) 24. 거울 – (mirror) 25. 건너편 – (across the street) 26. 걷다 – (to walk) 27. 걷다 – (to walk) 28. 걸레 – (mop) 29. 걸어가다 – (to go on foot) 30. 걸어오다 – (to come on foot) 31. 검색 엔진 – (search engine) 32. 게임하다 – (to play a game) 33. 겨울 – (winter) 34. 경찰관 – (police officer) 35. 경찰서 – (police station) 36. 경치가 좋다 – (to have a great scenery) 37. 계단 – (stairs) 38. 계시다 – (to stay) 39. 계좌 번호 – (acco...

hey,guys,if you have any thing you want to translate,you can request for it here

CAN YOU TRANSLATE KOREAN>>> 너를 한국어로 번역 할 수 있니? neoleul hangug-eolo beon-yeog hal su issni?   CAN I CALL YOU OPPA?>>> 내가 당신에게 오페라 전화 할 수 있어요? naega dangsin-ege opela jeonhwa hal su iss-eoyo? CAN I C ALL YOU EONNI? 어니 한테 전화 할 수있어? eoni hante jeonhwa hal su-iss-eo?

hangeul is written from left to right and from top to bottom.you read hangeul in the same order you write. In hangeul you always start with one consonant and add one vowel.one vowel means''one single vowel or you add compound vowel'' NOTE:if the vowel is drawn horizontally,put it on the bottom of the consonant(ex;호),but if it is drawn vertically,put it on the right side of the consonant (ex;하) compound vowels which are written vertically should be located on the right side of the consonants.ex;개,네,예,려   how abt we write 'hangeul' in hangul. First, you should know hangeul has two(2) syllable 'han-geul'lets write 'han' first. Let put the consonant first'ㅎ'which sounds like 'h' in English.then put the vowel'ㅏ'in the right because it is a vertically drawn vowel'하'then where should we put'ㄴ'? Now its time to learn the INITIAL,MEDIAL,and FINAL in a Korean writing block. 1.INITIAL is the consonant tha...

What are syllable?? Syllables is a part of a word that contains a single vowel sound and that is pronounced as a unit.for example;'book' has 1 syllable and reading(rea-ding) has 2 syllables. I know many of you know this but for beginners,its is helpful to know Korean letters. ¤How to make a sound (syllable) there are four(4) types of syllable in Korean; 1.v:어,에,오,요 2.cv:구,지,하,디 3.vc:안, 4.cvc:친,금 At this moment you should know it means thé structure of sound not character. WHAT I MEAN IS; you May see two different type of letter,for example; '닭-chicken' which is 'cvcc' form. In this case it is 'cvc' form which means '닭' is pronounced as '닥' not '닭', so last consonant sound should be one not two sound... Do you understand?? # ADMIN_jung :)

There is one more thing you should learn about consonants which is the double consonants.it is the emphatic sound of the basic consonant. There are only five basic consonants.just put the same basic consonant twice as one letter... Basic double ㄱ ~ ㄲ-kk ㄷ ~ ㄸ-tt ㅂ ~ ㅃ-PP ㅅ ~ ㅆ-ss ㅈ ~ ㅉ-jj easy right?

ㅗㅏ-wa ㅗ-o+ㅏ-a ㅗㅐ-wae ㅗ-o+ㅐ-ae ㅗㅣ-oe ㅗ-o+ㅣ-i ㅜㅓ-wo ㅜ-u+ㅓeo ㅜㅔ-we ㅜ-u+ㅔe ㅜㅣ-wi ㅜ-u+ㅣ-i ㅡㅣ-ui ㅡ-eu+ㅣ-i now let's put the consonant 'o' and see what they look like; 와wa,왜wae,외oe,워wo,웨we,위wi,의ui # ADMIN_jung

we can make new vowels with the combination of two vowels out of the 10 basic vowels.there are only 11 combination *first;vertical+vertical the first two has the same sound and the last two also has the same sound. The first vowel sound 'ae' as in apple while the second sound 'e' as in energy;now you know the difference ㅏ+ㅣ-ae ㅓ+ㅣ-e the last two vowels also sound the same. 'yae'like in yeah and ye like in Yale ㅑ+ㅣ-yae ㅕ+ㅣ-ye...  Now let's put the consonant 'o' to them and see how they look like 애-ae,에-e,얘-yae,예-ye so,the first two sound the same and the last two also sound the same... easy right?

ㄱ 기 가 거 갸 겨 그 고 구 교 규 ㄴ 니 나 너 냐 녀 느 노 누 뇨 뉴 ㄷ 디 다 더 댜 뎌 드 도 두 됴 듀 ㄹ 리 라 러 랴 려 르 로 루 료 류 ㅁ 미 마 머 먀 며 므 모 무 묘 뮤 ㅂ 비 바 버 뱌 벼 브 보 부 뵤 뷰 ㅅ 시 사 서 샤 셔 스 소 수 쇼 슈 ㅇ 이 아 어 야 여 으 오 우 요 유 ㅈ 지 자 저 쟈 져 즈 조 주 죠 쥬 ㅊ치 차 처 챠 쳐 츠 초 추 쵸 츄 ㅋ 키 카 커 캬 켜 크 코 쿠 쿄 큐 ㅌ 티 타 터 탸 텨 트 토 투 툐 튜 ㅍ피 파 퍼 퍄 펴 프 포 푸 표퓨 ㅎ 히 하 허 햐 혀 흐 호 후 효 휴 Looks easy right? try writing it 5 times and see what happens,...

Vowels are very simple,there are ten basic vowels,let's start with the simplest ones first. Basic hangul vowels were made based on the concept of ''im'' and ''yeng'' in Chinese philosophy.you don't have to study the concept of ''im'' and ''yeng'' to learn hangul,but how you feel when you see the shapes of the Korean hangul vowels is very important... The concept of ''im'' and ''yeng'' ,is actually called ''bum'' ''yang'' in Korean,is used to describe how simile,opposite,or contrary forces are interconnected and interdependent in the natural word and how they give rise to each other as they are inter-related to one another.... Many natural geology such as'bright'and 'dark','high'and'low','hot'and'cold','life'and'death'and so on,are physical manifestation of the ''im...

안녕하세요! ... learnin korean language system is the best way to learn korean quickly.korean alphabet is called 'hangul'in english...hangul has 24 alphabets which consist of 14 consonants and 10 vowels..,. hangul letters are grouped into blocks. hangul is written with the combination of consonants and vowels in a block. note:one block makes up one syllable...  five basic consonsnts; ㄱㄴㅁㅅㅇ,..,  ㄱ-g(k)when u make this sound,your tongue goes flat ...like when u say the word'geurilla'... ㄴ-n-when u make this sound,the tip of your tongue touches your teeth...as in 'new'... ㅁ-m-when u make this sound,your upper and lower lip meet..,as in 'mom'   ㅅ-s-when u make this sound,your upper and lower teeth get closer and blow the wind between them...as in 'see' ㅇ-ng(no sound)this actually has no sound,but it is romanised as "ng'-when u say this your throat is wide open...as in 'king".   ㅅ-s-when u make this sound,your upper and l...