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28 Responses to “Intermediate Lesson #4 - Where’s the Library?”
Thursday at 6:30 pm
“됐거든!!!!!!”
Thursday at 7:27 pm
Hey folks! How do you like the Hanja PDF’s?
Thursday at 7:36 pm
Annyong haseyo,
Mirza imnida, mannaso bangapsemnida.
It’s a pleasure to meet new friends, new world.
Annyonghi gyeseyo…
Thursday at 7:37 pm
A new world, so beuty
Thursday at 10:02 pm
…cue dramatic music…
The 漢字 is really well done…i just have one suggestion. Could you increase the font size of the character… so it fills the box in the chart? Some of them are really complex, and hard to see.
as always, great job!
Thursday at 10:38 pm
나도 브라드 피트 대하서 아무곳도 몰라…..그렇게 좋아!
현우,
한자를 준비하는 걸 너무 힘들면 키스가 “현우 씨 혹시 이번 PDF가 다시 해주세요” 말할때…”됐거든”으로 대답해….
걱정하지마 키스…..논담이야!
Thursday at 10:52 pm
농담… sheesh
Friday at 2:26 am
Wow, I’m excited. This grammer point is exactly what I’ve been waiting for. It’s like the Verb+ Iku form in japanese. Awesome.
Friday at 2:52 am
Great lesson.
I may be letting my old-school Korean show here but has 요즘 replaced 요즈음? And if not, what is the difference?
(ya, I was looking at the pdf, I like what you are doing with the 한자.)
Friday at 6:38 am
mirza,
nice to meet you !! 어서오세요!(welcome!) 만나서 반갑습니다 ^^!
오스틴,
하하… “됐거든”은 정말 무섭고 강력한 표현인 것 같아. 하하. 그리고 pdf에 대한 feedback 고마워! 좋은 의견이야!
curious2
Yes, it’s the equivalent for the Japanese ” -ni iku ”
Steve,
Thank you for the feedback on the PDF.
Yes, 요즘 came from 요즈음 which means “이(요) + 즈음(about)” but it is not used so often now because it’s too long.
Friday at 8:11 am
hello everybody , good lesson today
the hanja is very interesting since i m studying japanese i could recognize some of them
very good job
Friday at 8:18 am
Thank you rigo
What is studying Japanese and Korean at the same time like?
Friday at 9:42 am
hi 선현우 studying both languages is time consuming and sometimes i get confused with the pronunciation
i just started Korean , about two months i know there’s a lot of work ahead of me so i’ll do my best
Friday at 9:56 am
I understand it can be very time-consuming.
But I think doing two languages at the same time can be time-saving in the long run because you can find yourself already speaking those two languages when other people are about to start the second one.
앞으로도 열심히 하세요!^^
화이팅!!
Friday at 12:24 pm
Austin, great suggestion!
I’ll ask our tech team to see if it’s possible tech-wise!
Friday at 1:06 pm
Thanks for the feedback Austin! We bumped the font size of the Hanja in the PDF.
Friday at 4:02 pm
Thanks for the new lesson, and for the 漢字! I have one question (among many!)
Could someone fill in the blanks and correct the spelling? This conversation begins at 1:09.
Keith: Seol, you’re excited. _____?
Seol: 네.
끼스: 웨요?
Seol: 요진 예뻐서… (laughing)
요진: 무순 ____ 이에요?!!!
What does what 요진said mean?
Friday at 4:19 pm
Max, here’s what you are looking for
Keith: Seol, you’re excited. 기쁘죠?
Seol: 네.
Keith: 왜요?
Seol: 유진 예뻐서.
Yujin: 무슨 소리예요?
무슨 소리예요 = what do you mean?
소리 means “sound” or “words”
:-) I hope this helps!
Friday at 4:21 pm
maxiewawa씨
Keith: Seol, you’re excited. 기쁘죠 ?
Seol: 네.
끼스: 왜요?
Seol: 요진 예뻐서… (laughing)
요진: 무순 소리예요?!!!
Seol: 저는 예쁜 사람,잘 생긴 사람 좋아요.
・・だと思いました。(わたしが答えちゃってすみません。)間違っていたらヒョヌ先生ご指導ください
Friday at 4:22 pm
あ~~!!><
すみません。
Friday at 4:25 pm
비누 누나, I think you were writing at the same time as me.(저랑 동시에 쓰고 있었나 봐요)
You got almost everything correct! (모두 맞게 쓰셨어요!)
Friday at 4:29 pm
와우!! 고마워요,현우
아자아자 화이팅~~☆
하자만..저는 아장아장..^^
Friday at 4:30 pm
하자만→하지만
Friday at 4:36 pm
비누누나 아주 잘 쓰셨네요 ^^
Friday at 4:44 pm
Keith 씨
우와~~ 고마워요~~
좀..두근두근했어요^^
Friday at 4:45 pm
well, sorry that I made a no funny joke.
Now I am at the workplace of KoreanClass101,
and all these people are working with a real passion!
I believe you, our listeners feel it too.
And about Hanja, I am excited as well.
I am really weak at Hanja so I may learn some, too!
But,, remembering Hanja is always hard
Anyway, have a great weekend!
Friday at 5:42 pm
너무너무 재미있고 멋진 KoreanClass101
정말 정말 좋아해요
언제나 감사해서 공부하고 있습니다.
감사합니다
Friday at 6:41 pm
[…] Anyway, he came over to me, and asked what I wrote and why. I responded with “저는 한국 애니메이션대하서 아무 것도 모라요.” (Check Intermediate lesson 4) Then I fumbled through the rest of the interview, even managing to sing this song! […]
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