Learn Korean with KoreanClass101.com! You’re on the prowl in Korea, and you and your friends are appraising everyone who walks through the door in Korean. First, a tall, dark, and handsome Korean man walks through the door. You ask your friends in Korean, “Who is that?” Without even bothering to answer your question, one of your friends responds in Korean, “Married.” Enough said. Next, another tall Korean man with glasses walks through the door. Five paces in, you can see that this Korean man is losing his hair. An unusual silence falls across the table until one of your friends pipes up in Korean, “Isn’t anyone going to ask about him?” You respond in Korean, “Well, not after that last guy…” She responds in Korean, “Well, even if he’s not drop-dead gorgeous, he looks like he might be a nice guy. I want to know who he is!”
Learning Korean with KoreanClass101.com is the most fun and effective way to learn Korean! This Korean Absolute Beginner lesson will show you how to ask questions about people starting with the Korean word that means “who.” We’ll also teach you the Korean demonstrative adjectives that mean “this” and “that.” Who would want to miss this Korean lesson? Not you, of course! Visit us at KoreanClass101.com where you will find many more fantastic Korean lessons and learning resources! Leave us a message while you are there!

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47 Responses to “Absolute Beginner #6 - Who’s Your Korean Friend?”
Monday at 6:30 pm
안녕하세요! koreanclass101 입니다.
연습해 보아요. Lets practice.
저 사람은 누구인가요? Who is that person?
“”"이 사람/저 사람/그 사람”"”
Tuesday at 9:56 pm
Hello
I would like to express my sincer thanks to your team, specially Keith Kim .
He is the best teacher that I’ve ever seen.
Thank you very much
Wednesday at 3:41 pm
“Erica”님
Thank you for your comment!!
감사합니다.
Let’s keep it up more~
Sunday at 3:49 am
Sunday at 12:12 pm
Hi all, I’m 조이입니다 호주사람이에요. nice lesson thanks.
저 벤이에요?
Monday at 2:54 pm
no0oda 님 감사해요~
I am your Korean friend!! 친구해요~
joseph white 님 조이 is your nick name?
**joseph[조셉]
Thank you for your comment. 감사감사!!
저 벤이에요? —> Do you mean “저 사람 벤이예요?” ?
(or Am I Ben?)
Tuesday at 7:03 pm
Hi class I think I made a typing error lol I’ll try again: 저 벤이 누구여요?
I am trying to say: Whose pen is this? yeah joey is my nickname lol, thanks for teaching me my real name in Korean 조셉 I like it cheers 친구해요-
Wednesday at 2:23 pm
안녕하세요! 조셉님!
Whose pen is this?
–>이 펜은 누구의 것입니까?(Fomal)
이 펜은 누구거예요?(Formal and intimate)
이 펜 누구거야?(Informal)
** A pen : 벤(X)/펜(O)
Cheers!! Anytime~
Wednesday at 5:58 pm
그맙슴니다 조이 행복한있어요: joey is happy
Thursday at 2:25 pm
조이님!

그맙슴니다 조이 행복한있어요: joey is happy
–>고맙습니다. 조이는 행복해요. or 기뻐요.
저도 기뻐요!!
Friday at 9:03 am
이 사람 누구예요?
이 사람 동생이에요.
그 사람 누구예요?
그 사람 대학교 친구예요.
저 사람 누구예요?
저 사람 여자 친구예요. ^^
레슨 좋아요! 좋아해요! 한국어 가르쳐 주세요!! 정말 감사합니다!! ^^
Friday at 4:09 pm
Cheers by the day you master Korean!
Sunday at 5:57 pm
Wednesday at 6:08 pm
Hello
thanks a lot about your sits.
I try for study korean language but english is my second language . I’m not perfect in english . can you tell me a sitte for find a Korean Friend ?
tanks alot
Thursday at 11:46 am
Thursday at 11:48 am
I want to learn Korean quickly
thank you for your site
Thursday at 11:49 am
but english is my second language
Thursday at 11:52 am
I must learn korean and English
Thursday at 3:26 pm
Hello roxaneh, tsatsaa,
Thanks for listening and commenting,
cheers,
Tim
Thursday at 1:48 pm
hello everyone. all together improve Korean and English
Thursday at 2:45 pm
we should improve our english all time..
Monday at 1:02 pm
Hello happy,
Yes, you can improve English as well by listening to Korean lessons here in Koreanclass101.com.
However, you are here (we are here) to learn Korean!
cheers,
Tim
Monday at 8:18 pm
hello timandyou,
thnx inducement to me.
we can. aja aja fiyty hehe.
my computer have not korean letter
Tuesday at 11:39 am
Hello happy,


Oh no! your computer has not Korean letter!!
That’s okay!
feel free to give a listen to our lessons… and if you want to learn more about Korean, then you find a software that helps you write Korean letters.
At this point, what you should do is to enjoy listening and having a good time learning… with us - Koreanclass101.com.
Hope to meet you throughout my lessons as well.
cheers,
Tim
Tuesday at 7:00 pm
hehe i will find korean letter certainly.
i am really wanna study in korean languige.
i wanna study speak and read.
because a months later i am go to korea. about business
Wednesday at 11:16 am
Hello happy,
I see~~!!!
Yes, we can help you out learn Korean better and fast!
Please feel free to talk to us and ask any question…
cheers,
Tim
Wednesday at 3:02 pm
hello timandy good morning?
thank you.
so i have a question
why are you studing korean languige
what are you doing? /it’s mean your speciality /
and where from?
Wednesday at 4:01 pm
Hello happy,
This is Tim from Koreanclass101.com.
Why am I studying Korean?

=> to make better Korean lessons (I am a creator of lessons for KC101.com)
What are you doing (my specialty)?

=> 1. My university major is “Business Administration” from Victoria, B.C. Canada
2. I am also a “Certificated Personal Trainer” (I have 4 different certifications on training)
3. I am a TESOL teacher as well. (I have a TESOL diploma)
4. I have been working for KoreanClass101.com since last May, here in Tokyo, Japan.
Where am I from?
=> I am 100% Korean! (I lived in Canada for 9 years as well: ESL for 2 years, University study for 4 years, Work experience in China for 1 year, Work experience in Victoria, Canada for 1 year, and lastly TESOL & Certification for training for 1 year in Canada)
That’s who I am!
Thanks for asking,
best,
Tim
Wednesday at 4:15 pm
Oops hehe
sorry i wasn’t know. hehe
shining.
you are my teacher hehe
ayguu nega jincha pabuya. na mulla uri sansanim. chulsohamnida hehe
Thursday at 12:15 pm
Hello happy,

“Oops!” That’s okay!
I am NOT your teacher BUT your friend!
I guess, you wrote…
아이구… 내가 진짜 바보야. [aigu… naega jinjja baboya]
나 몰라, 우리 선생님 => 나는 우리 선생님을 몰라요 (it’s better to say)
[naneun uri seon-saeng-nimeul mol-layo]
죄송합니다 [joe-song-ham-nida]
You wrote them very well, happy!
I think you know some Korean already!
훌륭해요~~!!! [hul-ryung-hae-yo] “excellent!”
cheers,
Tim
Thursday at 2:34 pm
Good afternoon timandyou,
thnx translate to me.
last year i went go to korea. 3 months during.
so i know some korean. i understand a litle. nega arigesamnida hehe
but it is only by hearing myself. so i don’t know spelling. / Eon mali dukate hehe./
I am traveled. i am seen mix museum and sea / nega pada chalipassoeo. padanuni jincha aramdava/ i like it
i was live in Suwongshi ibugdun.there live in my mother.
Ddu hanbunban tuvajuseyu
nega chali mol-layo about some korean letter.
it’s some letter very same. i can’t difference.
examle: circle form. form writed with “vowel” and “n” letter. they are same with circle form.
And last one I found keyboard with korean letter
Friday at 11:30 am
Hello happy,
Thanks for the comment,
I think… you are talking about “ㅇ” and “ㅗ”.
To simply say and compare them with English… (I think that’s the best way for me to make you understand the difference…)
Remember, any ‘STICK’ is called “vowel” - ㅏ, ㅓ, ㅗ, ㅜ, ㅡ, ㅣ….
any letter without ‘STICK’ is called “consonant” - ㄱ, ㄴ, ㄷ, ㄹ, ㅂ, ㅇ….
Now you know “ㅇ” is a consonant & “ㅏ” is a vowel.
Now let’s take a look at its pronunciation.
1. “ㅇ” = [ng] ex. “singing” [ng], “going” [ng], “doing” [ng]…
2. “ㅏ” = [a]
What’s more…
At this point, that’s all I can give you…
cheers,
Tim
Friday at 5:37 pm
oh sorry i wroten wrong your name
can you give to me dictionary?
or speaking notebook
Sunday at 5:53 pm
Nice site. i know little korean language i am listening kpop boybands i like it. And then i am watching korean drama allday. i think so it’II be not hard study for me. Thank You!.
Yeliz CS.
Monday at 11:58 am
Hello yelizcs,
Great to hear that you like K-music and drama!
Thanks for the comment,
cheers,
Tim
Monday at 12:26 pm
yes. Mongolia is same. we are whatching always korean drama. i like it
Tuesday at 10:48 am
Hello happy,

I see~~ ^o^
Don’t watch K-drama too much though…
cheers,
Tim
Tuesday at 7:23 pm
yeah arigesamnida - yes i uderstand
knde odoke? - but why?
Wednesday at 10:38 am
Hello happy,
알겠습니다 [al-ge-sseum-nida] “yes, I understand” ^^
근데, 왜요? [geun-de, wae-yo?] “but, why?” ^^
It’s just a personal opinion… (no specific reason!)
maybe… since I don’t watch them often… hahaha~~
cheers,
Tim
Wednesday at 1:38 pm
oops hehe thnx told me
so “odoke” whats mean it?
Wednesday at 2:10 pm
I think… you are talking about…
어떻게?
[eo-tteo-ke]
“what should I do?”
something like that…
cheers,
Tim
Wednesday at 4:46 pm
oh thanks timandyou…
yes i ask about this word.
now i have know true meaning about this words. really thanks.
And can i ask again one question ? …
who is originator Korean languige the first time? and how?
Wednesday at 4:53 pm
sorry its talking about originator of korean letter
Wednesday at 10:20 pm
감사합니다 ^^
Thursday at 12:00 pm
Hello happy,
Here is my answer to you…
http://www.koreanclass101.com/2011/01/10/all-about-2-writing-system-of-korean/
That will help,
cheers,
Tim
Wednesday at 9:06 pm
Annyeonghaseyo..^^
can you teach me korean hangul…?
Thursday at 8:42 am
Thanks for the comment : ) I’m Jaehwi from Koreanclass101.com
I’d like to recommend you check our best Hangul video lessons. You can select Video lessons on the top to check the lessons, or you can click the below link.
http://www.koreanclass101.com/index.php?cat=Absolute%20Beginner%20Videos
We have 4 lessons for helping you learn Hangul, Korean alphabets. Then you can start listening to absolute beginner audio lessons to learn how to communicate in Korean.
I hope this helps.
If you have any questions about Korean, please let us know.
Thank you!
- Jaehwi / Koreanclass101.com
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