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Learn Korean with KoreanClass101.com! You and your friends have been walking around Korean all day. You happen upon a little backstreet where you meet some friends from the Korean college you attend. It’s been a while since you have seen your friends and you have a lot of catching up to do! You ask if they live around there and they reply in Korean, “We live in the Korean boarding house over there!” You’ve never seen a boarding house, so you ask your friends in Korean, “Do you like living in a boarding house? Are you close to the people living in the boarding house with you?” They begin to explain in Korean, “We like to live in the boarding house, but parking is a problem.” You can only imagine!

Learning Korean with KoreanClass101.com is the most fun and effective way to learn Korean! In this Korean Picture Video Vocab lesson, you will learn the Korean words for things you might find in a Korean backstreet. Visit us at KoreanClass101 when you will find many more fantastic Korean lessons and learning resources! Leave us a message while you are there!

 



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7 Responses to “Picture Video Vocab #16 - What Will You Find in a Korean Backstreet?”

KoreanClass101.com says:

Among the words from this video, which word do you think you will be able to use most often for the next few days? :)

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Daniel K says:

전단지! :)

비디오에 보여 주는 동네는 제가 지금 살고 있는 동네하고 닮았어요. 저는 지금 오피스텔에서 살고 있지만 그 옆에 그런 골목길이 많아요. ^^

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Eric says:

동네!
이 주말에 다른 읍까지 운전하고 내 교수랑 대학교에서 만난 친구에게 갈 거야. 그래서 많은 다른 동네를 볼 수 일거야. 좋은 동네허고 초라한 동네를 통과할 거야.

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jun says:

jo neun koreanclass101.com eul johaheyo. hangungmal kongbu ga manhi jemi issoyo. :razz:

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Kevo says:

Hi KC101

Thanx for another excellent lesson.

I’ve been to a few alleys or backstreets around Korea and the first thought that came to mind was ‘time stands still here.’

Is there a way to say ‘time stands still here.’ in Korean?

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claire says:

jun how are you?

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JANNIA says:

:grin:
this page is helping me a lot thank you :D
the word i will be pronouncing is
자고 앞 주찬금지
actually i will try to memorize all of these words >D
thankss

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