Hi,
Today’s class we got into a structure that is just amazingly common and useful when speaking Korean. It’s something that most native English speakers take for granted, ’cause students of English have a real hard time with it, but going the other direction, learning how to say those things in Korean is actually not [...]
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Hi,
Well, yet another class is down. In this class we took a look at another common way to speak about the future using a style of speech that seems to have been phased out of most styles of English these days, but is still very commonly used in the Korean language.
This class was a [...]
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Hi,
Today was a fairly light class in terms of content, and that was on purpose. The main objective was to just get a bit more practice conjugating different verb forms, as well as give you a bit wider use of the expression ‘주세요 (jusayo)’.
If you have any questions about today’s class, or would like [...]
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Hi,
If you’ve just started to learn Korean, then here’s a question that was asked about some basic things to say in Korean. Check out the video for the answer (my apologies for this vid, it’s my first time using youtube and it doesn’t seem to load and play as quickly as the way I [...]
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Hi,
The main focus of today’s class was ‘우 (ooh)-verbs’, but we actually ended up getting into so much more, so if there was anything you didn’t quite take in or understand, but would like to, go ahead and reply to this post.
We are also now half-way through the ‘nuts n’ bolts’ of Korean, so good [...]
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Hi,
Today’s class was the first of what I like to call ‘the nuts and bolts of Korean’ – the skill that you absolutely have to have if you want to be able to move any further into more complex Korean.
More specifically, in today’s class we did what I call ‘ㅗ-verbs’ (’oh-verbs’). The skill you’ll [...]
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Hey,
Today’s class was an extension of the previous class where we focused on how to use what we already know to talk about things that are happening now, and also to commands or orders.
Next class is when we really start to dive in and learn the #1 skill you’ll need to really be able to [...]
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There are 3 main ways to say hi or hello in Korean, and they are based on levels of respect and formality.
The first hi in Korean is the highest form of respect and formality, which really would be more of a hello than a hi, but it goes…
안녕하십니까? (The romanization is something like…Anyoung Hashimnikka?, but [...]
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Hi,
Class#9 is a bit of a heavy one in terms of content, so if you have any lingering questions, just reply to this and ask.
Cheers!
Rob…
P.S. Just a reminder that we’re about 4 classes from really getting into the ‘nuts and bolts’ of Korean – the skills you’ll need to possess to really become conversational [...]
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You can say ‘엄마’, and if you want to hear the pronunciation, check out the video…
Cheers!
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Over 70 minutes worth of VIDEOS and the HAND-OUT used in the class
