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May, 2008 
Do you have someone that helps you with your Korean? Possible a Korean teacher? A Korean friend that teaches you Korean? Or even a Korean language exchange partner? Then teachers day (스승의 날) is the day to show them you appreciate it! Give back to these people who have used their time and energy to help you with your Korean, with a small “Thank You.” And the best way to find out how you can do that is to listen in to today’s Advanced Audio Blog with Jeongeun!
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Do Koreans speak too fast for you? Did you hear them, but weren’t sure what they said? In this lesson, learn to ask what that person said, but with a nasty twist! That’s exactly what 지혜 (jihye) does to 소연 (soyeon). She says something that is unbelievable, and just needed to hear it again. So remember to do just that as you learn Korean with KoreanClass101.com! And after listening, remember to stop by KoreanClass101.com and leave us a comment!
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Remember when you were a kid, and was always fascinated with buses? Every kid is fascinated with those big wheels, and spacious aisles. Well in this lesson, we’ll relive those memories as we go out for a picnic in Korea with Keith and Seol! And of course we’ll be taking the bus in Korea. In this Picture Video Vocab lesson, we’re going to bring all the essential Korean vocabulary and phrases that come with riding the bus in Korea. So remember to watch our lesson.
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You have big plans for your vacation in Korea! You and your wife spent long hours in front of your computer back home and planned every second of your two weeks in Korea so that you could make the most of your vacation time! You even rented a car in Korea so that you wouldn’t waste time waiting for Korean buses and cabs! Do you know what tiny little detail the two of you forgot? Directions to anything in Korea!! For all the time you spent planning, you have lost time asking for directions in Korean! The first day in Korea, you had to ask the hotel clerk five times in Korean, “do you know how to get here?” While you were eating in restaurants, you had to ask waiters in Korean, “you you know where this is?” And do you know how lucky you are that you even learned to say “do you know” in Korean? On your first day out sightseeing in Korea, you had to ask someone in Korean, “do you know where my hotel is!”
Learning Korean with KoreanClass101.com is the most fun and effective way to learn Korean! This Korean Newbie lesson will teach you how to say, “I (don’t) know (something)” in Korean. Did you know you could stop by KoreanClass101 for more great Korean lessons and learning materials? I know you will leave us a message while you are there, too! We look forward to hearing from you soon!
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Last night could possibly go down in history as the most embarrassing night you have spent in Korea yet! A very cute guy from the Korean university you attend invited you to a “meeting.” During your conversation, he mentioned in Korean that he would be bringing seven people. You told him in Korean you were looking forward to it, and you would see him Saturday. Well, how were you supposed to know that’s what he had in mind??? When you showed up for the “meeting” by yourself and dressed in business attire, his friends were disappointed to say the least! Your Korean friend thought your mistake was charming and funny, but you were humiliated! Someday you will look back on this and laugh…not soon…but someday! Tonight, you are going to be busy!
Learning Korean with KoreanClass101.com is the most fun and effective way to learn Korean! In this Korean Beginner lesson, you will learn the Korean particle “or.” You will also learn how to talk about the number of things you do throughout the week in a casual manner. Finally, we will discuss Korean “meetings.” After listening, remember to stop by KoreanClass101.com and leave us a post in Korean or English! Don’t forget KoreanClass101.com Premium Members get access to three additional audio files, including stand-alone dialogues with native Korean speakers, the perfect way to immerse yourself in Korean and master Korean.
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