Learn Korean with KoreanClass101.com! Creating new, innovative, and ground-breaking ways for Korean language education, we’re rolling out our first official Picture Video Vocab Lesson. This will be a monthly lesson, bringing you essential vocabulary for learning Korean, as well as essential cultural tips for visiting or living in Korea! In today’s lesson, we go an essential Korean cuisine - street food. Street food is extremely popular in Korea and is loved by everyone. It’s delicious, cheap, and available everywhere. Watch today’s video to look, hear, and almost smell what we’re talking about! And after watching, remember to stop by KoreanClass101.com and leave us a comment!
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여러분, 분식을 먹어 본 적이 있으세요?
(Have you ever tried Korean street food?)
Wow, nice lesson! I’m sure a lot of work went into all of the animations. The only things that we didn’t get to see were more photos of 깄 and the Krew.
I haven’t eaten Korean street food. i haven’t even been on a Korean street.
This was great, thanks! I’d really like to know more about Korean street food (can’t make my computer type in hangul, btw) and I also enjoy learning about seasonal foods in Korea. It’s so different from America, we just tend to eat the same stuff year round, except for holidays.
Anyhow, my two favorite street foods this time of year are the 붕어빵 (copy and pasted it) and that cinnamon circle shaped one. Sorry I can’t begin to spell them, I just try to remember what my Korean friends tell me. So…to put my two cents in…food is a good subject for us foreigners, or me at least. ^^
Oh, also I hear that 붕어빵 can also refer to a child that looks like their parents…so stuff like that is fun to know…assuming I’ve been informed correctly.
Max, you mean Keith by 깄?
It would be more similar to say 킸 or 키쓰 with a “ㅋ” consonant
넬리, yes 붕어빵 is very nie
I love it too! And I guess the other one you meant to say was probably 국화빵?
And yes, when a child looks very much like their parents, they say 붕어빵이네!
아빠랑 붕어빵이네. (You look exactly like your father.)
엄마랑 붕어빵이네. (You look exactly like your mother.)
:D I guess it comes from all the 붕어빵’s being in the same shapes.
Yay, I love the picture video vocab lesson!
Like maxiewawa I’ve never been on a Korean street so I’ve never had 분식 but 닭꼬치 looks delicious~!
Hi all waht a wonderful way to learn
thanks for your hard work , i am a beginner and cant read hangul well but this is helping me a lot
good job
Hey All,
I’m having a great time in 제주도 and releived to see that I’m not missing a whole lot since I guess Keith, 설 and 현우 are taking a well-deserved vacation! I’m at a “존” PC방 so I can’t really experience this lesson yet…
Anyway, I’ve got some really interesting stories about this trip. I’ve really been challenged in using my Korean in some new and exciting ways!
현우, 내일 네 생일으니까…죽하해!
현우 tomorrow is your birthday?? If I don’t pop on before then I hope you have a great birthday~!!
오스틴, I’m excited to hear your challenges and I hope you took a lot of pics of Jeju! ^-^
きゃー!!ヒョヌちゃん!!!! ![]()
お誕生日だね!!妹さんもヒョヌちゃんもお誕生日おめでとうございます~~~♪
생일축하해요!!현우!!진짜 행복한 날이네!!
I just bump by today and saw this lesson. It is awesome, probably the best lesson among Erklaren language podcast system. It is now my favorite lesson. It makes me feel like learning Korean. Keep up with it, great job. I may start learning Korean. (Depend on my time, I am learning Japanese and Spanish now.)
선현우 /Keith!
Thank you for the videos, keep up this great work! ![]()
This really helps you very much!
비누 ![]()
I like that combination of Japanese/Korean!
S_R_C
i was so happy bout this… its very informative.. well i just started learning hangul just by myself.. so it would be really hard for me… but i really wana learn.. i kinda know how to read the letters now or how it is written.. but the thing is.. i dont know the meaning of those words! hahahahaah! thanks for this keith!
신디씨
정말이에요? 일본어에도 관심을 가져주셔서 감사합니다~~!!너무 기뻐요~~!!
本当ですか?日本語にも関心を持って下さってありがとうございます~~!!とても嬉しいです
비누 누나, 닮았을 때 “붕어빵이네”라고는 하는데 “국화빵이네’라고는 하지 않아요 ^^ 아마도 붕어빵만큼 국화빵의 인기가 많지 않아서인 것 같아요.
Thank you 넬리 씨, 사라 씨, 오스틴 씨, waterman 씨, 신디 씨, dash 씨, rigo 씨
for the positive feedback/comments. We’ll keep making more content that will make your Korean learning more fun
and fruitful.
Happy New Year everyone!!
That was a great video guys!!!
That was so… musisseo!
My favorite of all of those is tteokbokki!
If you haven’t tried it, you guys should try it!
seoulsista,
I love 떡볶이 too! It’s easy to make, and cheap if you want to buy some. It’s just not so easy to find it overseas unless you’re living close to a Korean town … I guess.
But if you guys ever come to Korea, you should all try it
James, did you have a good birthday too?
Another great video vocab lesson… I look forward to the next one!
Since i’m late cuz i couldn’t post cuz i was on a trip, i'’l congratulate Hyunwoo on all the lessons i missed ^^.
현우 씨 생일 축하해요!
Feliz Cumpleaños!
현우 감사합니다 for all your hard work here on koreanclass101!
Keith, Seol :Happy New Year! keep up the AWESOME work!
네! 꼭 같이 가요
좋은 가게 정말 많이 알고 있어요 .. ㅋㅋ 싸고 맛있는 집이 대학 근처에는 많이 있지요!
Category: Videos, Picture Video Vocab |
Function: seeing Korean street food | Topic: food, Korean cuisine, Korean street food | Politeness Level: standard
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