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29 Responses to “Picture Video Vocab #3 - The Office”
Wednesday at 6:30 pm
여러분의 사무실 어때요?
(What are your offices like?)
Wednesday at 7:50 pm
냉장고 위에 있는 전기밥솥..저희 집에 있는 전기밥솥이랑 붕어빵이네
Wednesday at 9:04 pm
붕어빵
http://www.trav.co.kr/e/attach/1/1313943813.jpg
Thursday at 12:05 am
나는 학생 입니다.
…did i spell it right?
Thursday at 8:06 am
u sure did jeff! but generally speaking, whenever you have 입니다 it attaches directly to the word before it. So it would be:
나는 학생입니다.
Thursday at 9:30 am
제 책상은 어지러우면 미칠테니까요.
Thursday at 9:32 am
Or in English, as opposed to broken Korean, “If my desk was chaotic, I would go crazy!”
Thursday at 10:11 am
cool!!
thanks for the tip keith
Thursday at 10:44 am
비누 누나,
붕어빵이라는 표현을 마스터 하셨군요! 그림 감사합니다. 맛있어 보이는 붕어빵이네요!! ㅎㅎ
Jeff,
Jeff 씨는 학생입니다.
네
Daniel,
“어지러우면” works okay as well
정리를 잘 하는 편이에요?
책상이 어지렵혀져 있으면 미칠 테니까요 would be good too
Thursday at 1:05 pm
“화분을 키운다”는 표현은 좀….
Thursday at 1:54 pm
Hello There KC101!
I really enjoy this videos very much, keep up this great work.
S_R_C
Thursday at 2:09 pm
so, you used 는 because you are talking about me right?
would it make sense to say
내 고양이는 고기를 먹었습니다.
like….my cat ate meat.
???
Thursday at 2:39 pm
현우,내가 언젠가 어디선가 맛있는 붕어빵 사줄게~~^^고마워
Thursday at 4:02 pm
manyak 님, ‘화분’이 화분 자체를 가리킨다면 키운다고 하기 어색하겠지만 꽃까지 모두 포함해서 말하면 키운다는 말도 자연스럽다고 생각하는데, manyak님은 어떻게 생각하세요
?
Sindy ! 오랜만이에요
Long time no see!! Welcome back to the site
And thanks! We’ll keep working hard !
Jeff(rooster), Yes, that’s right
And the sentence you wrote “내 고양이는 고기를 먹었습니다” is correct too
비누 누나, 감사합니다~!!
Thursday at 6:58 pm
그리고 국화빵은 한개,두개?
Thursday at 8:21 pm
현우님, 죄송해요.
딴지를 걸려는 건 아닌데…
“화초를 키운다”라는 말이 더 자연스러운 것 같은데요.
“화분을 키운다”라는 표현은 별로 많이 듣지 못해 봐서…
뭐, 굳이 따지자면 어법에도 맞지 않구요.
다른 곳에서였다면 그냥 그러려니 하겠지만
여기는 한국어 교육을 하는 곳이니까요.
Thursday at 8:29 pm
비누 누나,
붕어는 ‘한 마리’ ‘두 마리’이고
국화는 ‘한 송이’ ‘두 송이’이지만,
붕어빵은 ‘한 개’라고 해야 할 것 같아요 ㅎㅎ 빵이니까.
manyak님,
저희야 감사하죠. 앞으로도 여러가지 의견 부탁드려요! 제 생각에도 ‘화초를 키우다’라는 말이 문법적으로는 더 맞는 것 같아요. 그런데 이번에는 화분이라는 단어를 소개하면서 ‘화분을 키우다’라는 말을 썼어요
저는 화분 쪽이 익숙해서 ..
ㅎㅎ
죄송해 하지 않으셔도 되요!
감사합니다!
Thursday at 8:42 pm
네, 정리를 잘 하지 않으면 이따가 누구 무슨 용지를 달라고 하면 용지를 발견하지 못하면 정말 안 돼요!
…Whoa, I used a lot of (으)면 phrases in a row there… don’t know if that’s a no-no in Korean…
Thursday at 10:46 pm
현우님 여러가지 가르쳐 주셔서 감사했습니다.
Thursday at 10:47 pm
Picture Video Vocab is the best!
Thursday at 11:53 pm
haha, ive been taking korean at school for about a year now…and besides learning how to read…ive probrably already learned more from you guys
and i only found out about KC101 like a few weeks ago!!! I LOVE YOU GUYS!!
Friday at 6:31 am
..「감사했습니다」는 일본어스러워요?
그리고 저는 사이좋은 사람한테 「감사합니다」라고 말해지면 좀 (아니,너무)슬프지만 한국에서는 어때요?
Friday at 10:10 am
Daniel
Your sentence is … correct, but hehe just like you said there’s a little bit too many “(으)면” in there Hehe. It could be changed to “네, 정리를 잘 하지 않으면, 나중에 누가 무슨 용지를 달라고 했을 때 용지를 발견하지 못하면(못 찾으면) 정말 안 되니까요!”
비누 누나
네, “감사했습니다”는 굉장히 일본어스러운 것 같아요. “지금까지 감사했습니다. 앞으로 못 만나겠네요”라는 뜻으로 말할 때에는 “감사했습니다”도 좋지만, 그냥 단순히 “Thanks”의 의미로 말할 때에는 “고마워요”가 제일 좋은 것 같아요~~
Jacqueline
Thanks!! 재미있었어요?
Jeff(rooster)
We hope to be more and more helpful !! 화이팅!!
Awesome! Good to hear that
Monday at 12:39 pm
제 책상은 많이 더럽습니다! >.>
Great lesson! I love that the pictures in the PDF have the vocab words in them.
(ps – back from the dead, expect numerous comments on the past 3 weeks of lessons >.
Monday at 1:19 pm
Welcome back to the site! 사라
다시 열심히 공부합시다 ㅎㅎ
Wednesday at 11:10 am
현우
저도 한국어스러운 일본어 알아요
Saturday at 12:38 pm
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Thursday at 10:41 pm
review fail error open?
thx
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