Archive for the 'Learning Korean' Category
December 14, 2016
Korean Word of the Day – rest (verb)
Learn a little Korean everyday with the free Korean Word of the Day Widget. Check back daily for more vocabulary!쉬다 (swida) rest (verb)남자가 해먹에서 쉰다.Namjaga haemeogeseo swinda.The man rests in the hammock.남자가 해먹에서 쉬었다.Namjaga haemeogeseo swieotta.The man rested in the hammock.남자가 해먹에서 쉬고 있다.Namjaga haemeogeseo swigo itta.The man is resting in the hammock.여자가 그물 침대에서 쉬고 있습니다.Yeojaga geumul chimdaeeseo swigo itsseumnida.The woman is resting in the hammock.고릴라가 초원에서 쉬고 있습니다.Gorillaga chowoneseo swigo itsseumnida.The gorilla is resting in the grass.침대에서 쉬다chimdaeeseo swidarest in a bedOwn a blog or website? Share free language content with your readers with the Korean Word of the Day with Audio Widget. Click here for instructions on how to embed... Show more
December 13, 2016
How to Overcome the Top 4 Korean Learning Fears
Every Korean learner will have these fears – “I’m not good enough yet.” “I don’t think I’m making any progress.” “What if I never reach my goals?” Korean learning fears – we all get them from time to time. What are yours? And are they worth being scared of?
In this blog post, we’re killing the top 4 Korean learning fears – 1) what are the fears learners tend to have the most and 2) how you can overcome them!
Here are the top 4 language learning fears according to our users:
1. “I’m not good enough to start speaking yet.”
Do you feel like you’re not good enough to start speaking yet? It’s a pretty common fear or misconception that most learners have. Here’s how you overcome it:
The best way to get good at speaking is to... Show more
October 9, 2016
Korean Word of the Day – ticket (noun)
Learn a little Korean everyday with the free Korean Word of the Day Widget. Check back daily for more vocabulary!표 (pyo) ticket (noun)우등고속 표 밖에 안 남았어요.Udeunggosok pyo bakke an namasseoyo.The only tickets remaining are tickets for deluxe express buses.저기요. 부산가는 표 한장이요.Jeogiyo. busanganeun pyo hanjangiyo.Excuse me. Can I get a ticket for Busan.표 샀어?Pyo sasseo?Did you buy the tickets?기차표gichapyotrain ticketOwn a blog or website? Share free language content with your readers with the Korean Word of the Day with Audio Widget. Click here for instructions on how to embed and customize this free widget!
August 19, 2016
Korean Word of the Day – shave (verb)
Learn a little Korean everyday with the free Korean Word of the Day Widget. Check back daily for more vocabulary!면도하다 (myeondohada) shave (verb)남자는 일회용 면도기로 턱수염을 면도하고 있습니다.Namjaneun ilhoeyong myeondogiro teoksuyeomeul myeondohago itsseumnida.The man is shaving his beard with a disposable razor.남자는 면도하고 있습니다.Namjaneun myeondohago itsseumnida.The man is shaving his face.남자 아이는 아빠처럼 면도하려고 하다가 얼굴을 베였습니다.Namja aineun appacheoreom myeondoharyeogo hadaga eolgureul beyeotsseumnida.The boy tried to shave like his daddy but cut his face doing it.일회용 면도기로 턱수염을 면도하다ilhoeyong myeondogiro teokssuyeomeul myeondohadashave a beard with a disposable razor일회용 면도기로 면도하다ilhoeyong myeondogiro myeondohadashave with a disposable razor아빠처럼 면도하다appacheoreom... Show more
August 9, 2016
3 Reasons Why Playing Games Helps You Learn Korean Faster
Discover 3 ways that Korean learning games and video games can help you learn and master Korean faster, retain more, and enhance your language skills.
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Can You Learn Korean Using Games?
Yes, Korean learning games and even video games can help you learn and master Korean faster and improve overall comprehension. Research studies have concluded that video games enhance traditional learning methods and make mastering a new language like Korean fun and exciting. Without the firm foundation in grammar and vocabulary provided by conventional learning programs, however, you will not be able to learn Korean with games alone. But when... Show more
