May
30
2012
May
30
2012

Very interesting to watch. I guess I need to be careful in Korea, I’m very touchy once I get comfortable with people ^^;; I really liked that about my Korean girlfriends though, always holding hands and hugging. I felt so loved ^^ She’s adorable btw, her accent is really interesting too.

May
30
2012

Reblogged from daisukeys :


(Source: chuumi)

May
30
2012

Reblogged from books-kpop-quotes-ohmy :

(Source: itsakpopthing)

May
30
2012

Reblogged from sydney-to-seoul :

Beginner TOPIK Practice #6

sydney-to-seoul:

More practice ~~

From the Vocabulary and Grammar (어휘 및 문법) Section of the 21st TOPIK paper

와 같이 (     )에 알맞은 것을 고르십시오.

Question: Choose the right word to go in the brackets

16. (4점)
가: 어제 뭐 했어요?
나: 집에서 (     ).
① 쉬어요
② 쉬었어요
③ 쉬겠어요
④ 쉴 거예요

17. (3점)
가: 이 컵 지혜 씨가 만들었어요? 정말 예쁘네요.
나: 고마워요. 유미 씨도 한번 (      ).
① 배울게요
② 배워 보세요
③ 배워야 해요
④ 배우려고 해요 

18. (3점)
가: 이 음식 맛이 좀 이상한데요?
나: 음식이 오래된 것 같아요. (         ).
① 먹을 거예요
② 먹어야 해요
③ 먹고 있어요
④ 먹지 마세요

19. (3점)
가: 영수 씨가 우리 집을 잘 모를 거예요.
나: 괜찮아요. 저하고 같이 (          ).
① 갑시다
② 갈 줄 알아요
③ 가지 않을게요
④ 가기로 했어요

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May
30
2012

Reblogged from temporarilykorean :

Kword

temporarilykorean:

보통: Usually

May
29
2012
May
29
2012

Reblogged from 19951127 :

korean-for-dummies:

Words in parentheses show the verb’s dictionary form; remove 다 to find the root form.

korean-for-dummies:

Words in parentheses show the verb’s dictionary form; remove 다 to find the root form.

May
29
2012
May
29
2012

I’m finishing my application for Korea and…

they’re asking me to lists languages that I can speak and my level.  I don’t know whether I should list Korean on there…would it look bad if I said my Korean fluency is “poor” (It’s definitely not “fair” T^T)?  Or would it show them that I’m trying to learn? I don’t know :/

May
29
2012
May
29
2012

Reblogged from sydney-to-seoul :

Top 100 Most Useful Korean Adjectives: 11-20

sydney-to-seoul:

11. 무섭다: to be scared

12. 짜증이 나다: to be annoyed

13. 놀라다: to be surprised

14. 수줍다: to be shy

15. 재미있다: to be interesting

16. 재미없다: to not be interesting

17. 심심하다: to be bored

18. 지루하다: to be boring, dull

19. 조용하다: to be quiet

20. 시끄럽다: to be loud, noisy

http://sydneytoseoul.wordpress.com/

May
29
2012

Reblogged from allaboutonew :

divaonttoki:

[Fanart ] SHINee Yellow ribbon japan arena Tour |art by Tao

divaonttoki:

[Fanart ] SHINee Yellow ribbon japan arena Tour |art by Tao

May
29
2012

Reblogged from temporarilykorean :

Kword

temporarilykorean:

초대하다: to invite

초대해 줘서, 감사합니다. Thank you for inviting me. 

May
29
2012

Reblogged from tender-art :

tender-art:

Learning Korean
Elementary Korean 2nd Edition, workbook & text book (Tuttle) 
Learner’s Korean-English Dictionary (Tuttle) 
Korean New Series Book 1A, workbook & text book & grammar book (Sogang)
Korea guidebook & Phrasebook (Lonely Planet) 
Living Abroad in South Korea, by Jonathan Hopfner (Moon) 
Korea: The Essential Guide to Customs & Culture (Culture Smart!) 
English-Korean Dictionary (Collins gem) 
Harry Potter & Philosopher’s Stone (Korean Version) 
What do you use to learn Korean?

tender-art:

Learning Korean

  • Elementary Korean 2nd Edition, workbook & text book (Tuttle) 
  • Learner’s Korean-English Dictionary (Tuttle) 
  • Korean New Series Book 1A, workbook & text book & grammar book (Sogang)
  • Korea guidebook & Phrasebook (Lonely Planet) 
  • Living Abroad in South Korea, by Jonathan Hopfner (Moon) 
  • Korea: The Essential Guide to Customs & Culture (Culture Smart!) 
  • English-Korean Dictionary (Collins gem) 
  • Harry Potter & Philosopher’s Stone (Korean Version) 

What do you use to learn Korean?

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