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Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 감기 / 열 / 열이 나다 / 미열 / 고열 / 삼십육 점 오 도 / 섭씨 / 화씨 / 증상 / 두통 / 머리가 아프다 /  편두통 / 기침 / 재채기 / 에취 / 기침이 나오다 / 헛기침을 하다 / 콜록콜록 / 콜록거리다 / 아침부터 콜록거리네. 어디 아파? / 까딱까딱 / 까딱거리다 / 식욕이 없다 해열제 / 진통제 / 두통약 / 기침가래약 / 링거 / 링거 맞았어요. / 수액 / 주사기 / 주사 / 주사 맞다 / 영양 주사 / 비타민 주사 / 생강차 / 꿀물 / 쌍화차  백신 / 예방 접종 / 예방 주사 / 면역력 / 빨리 나아. 빨리 나으세요. / 푹 쉬세요. / 일 생각하지 말고 푹 쉬세요! / 빨리 회복하세요. / 빠른 쾌유를 빕니다.

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 가구 / 방 / 침실 / 안방 / 안주인 / 거실 / 리빙 룸 / 침실 / 아이들 방 / 애들 방 / 침대 방 / 공부방 / 서재 / 주방 / 부엌 / 베란다 / 발코니 / 책상 / 높이 조절 책상 / 모션 데스크 / 스탠딩 데스크 / 화장대 / 전자 제품 / 세탁기 / 건조기 / 건조대 / 밥솥 / 전기 밥솥 / 반찬 / 냉장고 / 냉장실 / 냉동실 / 닭 가슴살 / 전자레인지 / 욕조 / 찜질방 / 목욕탕 / 빌라 / 아파트 / 고층 아파트 / 단지 / 커뮤니티 시설 / 세대수 / 오피스텔 / 다세대 주택 / 단독 주택 / 전원 주택 / 복층

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 자동차 / 차 / 자동문 / 자동으로 / 차 온다. / 차 조심해. / 전기차 / 내연 기관차 / 운전 / 운전 면허 / 면허증 / 주차 / 주차장 / 바퀴 / 휠 / 와이퍼 / 핸들 / 사이드 미러 / 백미러 / 룸 미러 / 창문 / 차창 / 앞 유리 / 전면 유리 / 썬팅 / 틴팅 / 노틴팅  변속기 / 1단 기어 / 2단 기어 / 3단 기어 / 기어를 3단에 놓다 / 좌석 / 앞좌석 / 뒷좌석 / 조수석 / 운전석 / 주유 / 주유하다 / 주유소 / 충전 / 충전소 / 세차 / 세차장 / 신차 / 신차를 사다 / 새 차를 뽑다 / 중고차 / 출고 / 초보 운전 / 전면 주차 / 평행 주차 / 페리

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 뷰티 / 화장 / 헤어 / 뷰티 산업 / 뷰티 업계 / 뷰티 유튜버 / 아름답다 / 아름다움 / 메이크업 / 메이크업을 받다 / 오늘 화장했어? / 오늘 제 화장 어때요? / 화장 잘 어울려요. / 화장 잘됐어요. / 미용 / 미용실 / 이발소 / 바버샵 / 목욕탕 / 화장법 / 화장법을 바꾸다 / 유행하는 화장법 / 화장실 / 파우더룸 / 탈의실 / 피팅룸 / 립스틱 / 립스틱을 바르다 / 립스틱을 지우다 / 립스틱이 지워지다 / 립스틱이 묻다 / 립스틱 자국 / 아이섀도 / 파운데이션 / 파운데이션을 바르다 / 블러셔 / 볼터치 / 마스카라 / 아이라이너 / 퍼스널 컬러 / 피부 / 기름기 / 유분 / 건성 / 지성 

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 언어 / 외국어 / 영어 / 프랑스어 / 불어 / 스페인어 / 공부하다 / 학습하다 / 배우다 / 학습자 / 능력 / 실력 / 초능력 / 능력이 있다 / 능력이 없다 / 저는 날 수 있는 능력은 없어. / 내 능력 밖의 일이야. / 실력이 좋아지다 / 실력이 나빠지다 / 수학 능력 / 듣기 / 읽기 / 말하기 / 쓰기 / 문법 / 단어 / 발음 / 언어 교환 / 물물 교환 / 교환, 취소, 환불 / 초급 / 중급 / 고급 / 원어민 수준 / 식은 죽 먹기 / 단어가 생각이 안 나다 / 말문이 막히다 / 어이가 없다 / 말을 더듬다 / 다른 뜻으로 오해하다 / 오류 / 오타 / 공부를 해도 실력이 늘지 않는다 / 언어를 구사하다 / n개국어 / 0개국어 / 언어를 배울 때 중요한 것 / 꾸준함 / 동기 / 동기 부여 / 임무를 부여하다 / 역할을 부여하다 / 학습법

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 크리스마스 / 겨울 방학 / 산타 (클로스) / 산을 타다 / 등산하다 / 굴뚝 / 산타 할아버지 / 루돌프 / 썰매 / 선물 / 선물 주고받으세요? / 캐롤 / 캐롤송 / 한국에서 가장 유명한 캐롤은? / 메리 크리스마스 / 미리 크리스마스 / 미리 메리 크리스마스 / 크리스마스 잘 보내세요. / 크리스마스 재밌게 보내세요. / 즐거운 크리스마스 되세요. /  크리스마스 트리를 꾸미다 / 장식하다 / 꾸미고 나왔어요. / 불금 / 크리스마스 마켓 / 화이트 크리스마스 / 성탄절 / 연인과 보내는 시간 / 크리스마스 음식 / 크리스마스에 사귄 지 100일 기념 / 봉숭아 물 들이기 

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 시간이 빠르다 / 연말연시 / 연말 / 주말 / 월말 / 학기 말 / 기말 고사 / 월말 고사 / 월초 / 학기 초 / 연초 / 시작 / 연말 분위기 / 연말에 특별히 하는 거 있으세요? / 연초에 특별히 하는 거 있으세요? / 연말 파티 / 한 해 / 일년 / 일년이 지나갔다 / 한 해가 끝나다 / 선물 / 선물을 주고받다 / 새해 결심 / 다짐 / 목표 / 송년회 / 신년회 / 운동 / 다이어트 / 공부 / 회고 / 기부 / 기부금 / 주위 사람들에게 감사한 마음을 전하다 / 제야의 종 / 불꽃놀이 / 소원 / 소원을 빌다

✨ TTMIK Course Yearly Subscription Sale ✨ (Ends Dec 14 at 11 a.m. KST) Enjoy the first year of an annual subscription at only $61!❣️ https://ttmik.me/4aaPoXw Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! In this episode, we are introducing some common mistakes that Korean learners make. This episode is based on our book "Common Mistakes Korean Learners Make" and you can get your copy at https://ttmik.me/47JsSmK

✨ TTMIK Course Yearly Subscription Sale ✨ (Ends Dec 14 at 11 a.m. KST) Enjoy the first year of an annual subscription at only $61!❣️ ttmik.me/47YjZp1 Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 권태기 / 권태기를 겪다 / 권태기를 겪고 있다 / 떡볶이 권태기 / 얼태기 / 얼태기를 극복하다 / 외모 / 여유 / 배터리 여유 있어요. / 시간 여유 / 시간적 여유 / 여유를 가지다 / 여유를 가지고 책을 읽었어요. / 여유를 가지고 한국어 공부를 했어요. / 여유가 없다 / 금전적 여유 / 타다 / 탈 것 / 자전거를 타다 / 추위를 타다 / 눈물 / 물고기 / 손목 / 눈물을 흘리다 / 눈물을 흘리고 있었어요. / 눈물을 흘렸어요. / 눈물이 고이다 / 눈물이 나다 / 눈물이 앞을 가리다 / 아무튼 / 아... 그렇구나. / 아, 그렇군요. / 아무튼 그랬어.

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 소셜 미디어 / 소셜 미디어 많이 하세요? / 너무 많이 한다고 느낄 때도 있나요? / 친구들이 어떻게 지내는지 알 수 있어요. / 아이디어 내는 데에 도움이 많이 돼요. / 인스타그램 '탐색' 탭에서 '관심 없음'을 눌러서 관심 없는 포스트를 가려요. / 연예인 뉴스를 안 봐요. / 소셜 미디어를 너무 많이 쓰면 시간 낭비를 하게 돼요. / 언어 공부에 소셜 미디어를 활용해요. / 이용하다 vs. 활용하다 / 소셜 미디어를 얼마나 쓰면 너무 많이 쓴다고 생각하세요? / 건강한 소셜 미디어 사용 / 생산적이고 교육적인 콘텐츠 / 소셜 미디어를 쇼핑에 활용하다

✨ TTMIK BOOK SALE ✨ (November 1 - 21) Finally! Our book shipping just got much cheaper! Start shopping now! ttmik.me/40LmGZ0 Thank you for listening to our podcast to learn more Korean! Here are some essential keywords and expressions mentioned in this episode. 워라밸 / 워라밸을 유지하다 / 애매한 영역 / 대상포진 / 충격을 받다 / 경고 / 내가 즐기는 것 / 심심하다 Please visit us on our website at ttmik.me/3G2F59O for our full systematic Korean curriculum!

Finally! Our book shipping just got much cheaper! Start shopping now! https://ttmik.me/46YyVna

✨ TTMIK BOOK SALE ✨ (November 1 - 21) Finally! Our book shipping just got much cheaper! Start shopping now! https://ttmik.me/46YyVna Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 큰 결정을 어떻게 내리나요? / 결정을 내리다 / 결론을 내리다 / 생각을 많이 하다 / 한꺼번에 / 결정을 빨리 내리다 / 장점, 단점 / 부작용 / 표를 만들다 / 후회하다 / 신중하다 / 결혼 / n년 단위 / 계약을 깨다 / 최고의 결정을 내리려고 하기보다, 결정을 좋은 것으로 만들면 된다. / 한두 푼 하는 것이 아니다.

✨ TTMIK BOOK SALE ✨ (November 1 - 21) Finally! Our book shipping just got much cheaper! Start shopping now! https://ttmik.me/46TEdjH Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 고민 요즘 생각하는 것 내가 바라는 하루 일과   바라다 일찍 일어나다 운동하다 회의 저녁을 먹다 아이들과 놀다 불평할 여지가 없다 시간 관리 포기하다  자기 계발 아이들 교육 용기 예쁘게 봐 주다 내 주변에는 어떤 사람들이 있나?  친절하다 다른 사람을 욕하다 특이한 직업 기업가 소셜 미디어  시간을 정해 두고 보다

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 신체 부위  몸 머리카락 머리  손톱 발톱 톱 전기톱 손톱을 자르다 손톱을 깎다 네일 케어, 네일 아트  네일 하다 손 손바닥 발바닥 손등 발등 손목 발목 무릎 팔꿈치 발꿈치 주름 팔자 주름  눈가 주름  주름 잡다 굳은살 애교 살 볼살  입술산 동공 지진  간  간이 크다 간이 콩알만 해지다  눈에는 눈, 이에는 이 발끝에도 못 미치다

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 메달 금메달 은메달 동메달 메달을 따다 이기다/승리하다 지다 비기다, 동점 선수 코치 감독 경기 경기장 종목 관중 응원 관중석 국가 대표 국대 승부 진땀 승부 명승부 승부를 가르다 하계 올림픽, 동계 올림픽 겨울 스포츠 졌잘싸 경기 내용  연패(연달아 지다, 연달아 이기다) 매매 손에 땀을 쥐다 경기가 흥미진진하다

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 식곤증  장보기  장 보다 일(을) 보다 / 볼 일이 있다 애를 보다  슈퍼마켓 마트 대형 마트 카트 장바구니 가격 할인 / 세일  코너 식품 코너 육류 / 고기  과일  야채  유제품  해산물 시식 코너  시음 / 시승 / 시착  생활 용품 코너 주류 코너 잔 / 오프너  유통기한 소비기한 유기농 원산지  국내산  무인 판매점 무인도 / 무인기  1인 가구  밀키트 무인 카페 무인 문구점 무인 아이스크림 가게 새벽 배송 일반 배송 새벽 배송 안 함

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 초능력 superpowers 초감각 / 시력 / 청력 (enhanced senses / vision / hearing)  하늘을 나는 능력 / 비행 (flight)   투시 능력 (x-ray vision)  괴력 (superstrength)  회복 능력 (healing)  재생 능력 (regeneration) 전기 (electricity) 사이코메트리 (psychometry) 요원 (agent)  안기부 (Korean Central Intelligency Agency; 국가안전기획부)  국정원 (National Intelligence Service)  중앙정보부(1961~1981) → 안기부(1981~1999) → 국정원(1999~현재)  북한말 (North Korean accent)  능력자 ➝ 기력자 초능력자 ➝ 초인민  -겠 = -갔 (알겠지? - 알갔디?) 

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 과일 사과 바나나 껍질  껍질을 까다  농약 배 포도 참외 수박 상큼하다 새콤하다 달다 스윗하다 당도 당이 떨어지다 혈당 당도가 높다 신선하다 과육 과즙 씨  껍질째  통째, 통째로  아삭아삭하다 아삭하다 바삭하다 톡톡 터지다 부드럽다 물컹하다 물복 = 물컹한 복숭아 딱복 = 딱딱한 복숭아 열대 과일 열대 지방 수입 과일 수출 제철 과일 건조 과일 말린 과일 건조기 음식 건조기 건망고 건블루베리

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 개 강아지 고양이 너구리 비둘기 호랑이 사자 수컷 암컷 암수 새끼 뿔 꼬리 꼬리를 치다 꼬리가 길면 밟힌다 깃털 비늘 발톱 날개 부리 반려동물 가축 야생 동물 육식 동물 초식 동물 잡식 동물 멸종 위기 먹이 사슬

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 육아  아이를 키우는 것  부모가 된다는 것 양육  조카  아기  갓난아기  신생아  어린이 청소년  사춘기  중2병 어린이집 어린이집에 보내다 유치원 얼집   키즈 카페 키카  맘 카페 독박 육아 육아 스트레스  육퇴 (육아 퇴근)  육아 휴직

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 소셜 미디어 인스타그램 / 인스타 인스타 하세요? SNS 계정 계정을 만들다 계정을 지우다 인스타 계정 알려 주세요. 좋아요 '좋아요'가 달리다 팔로우 언팔로우 프로필 인플루언서 포스트 Check out our book, "My First Writing Practice In Korean": https://bit.ly/3sBtKu0 공유하기 알림 알림 설정 구독하기 구독, 좋아요, 알림 설정 잊지 마세요. 알고리즘을 타다 = 바이럴되다 터지다 차단하다 차단 당하다 좋댓구알 인친 인스스 중독 도파민 중독 디지털 디톡스

한자  [Book] Your First Hanja Guide https://ttmik.me/45MXT7Y  자 - 여자, 남자, 제자, 자식, 의자, 액자, 탁자, 왕자  중 - 중심, 중단, 집중, 중간, 중독, 중급  다 - 다양하다, 다행, 다정, 다수, 다수결, 다급  지 - 지구, 지하, 지하실, 지상, 지하철, 지진  특 - 특별하다, 특집, 납량특집, 독특하다, 특권, 특기, 기특하다 점 - 점수, 좋은 점, 나쁜 점, 장점, 단점, 강점, 약점, 원점

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 드라마를 보다 시험을 보다 면접을 보다 드라마를 시청하다 시청자 웹 드라마 막장 드라마 본방송 재방송 발연기 주인공 주연 주연 배우 여주인공 여주 남주인공 남주 조연 오프닝 곡 엔딩 곡 예고편 뻔한 결말 뻔하다 정주행하다 감초 참신하다 진부하다 신파 신파극

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 아이돌  연습생 안무 안무가 최애 차애 방송 라방 (라이브 방송)  첫방 막방 컴백 굿즈 덕질 떼창 칼군무 역주행 (차트 역주행)  성덕 (성공한 덕후)  조공 역조공 월클 (월드 클래스) 

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! This episode is based on our popular book, Everyday Korean Idiomatic Expressions. Check out the book to learn useful idiomatic expressions more systematically: https://bit.ly/3rIri4H  발이 넓다 귀가 얇다 입이 짧다  배가 아프다  반반 짬짜면 (짬뽕 + 짜장면)  Check out our "반반 한국어 – Half in Korean & Half in English" course here: https://bit.ly/3QbFw86 김칫국부터 마시다  매운맛을 보여 주다 눈이 높다  눈을 낮추다 모르는 게 약이다 분위기에 휩쓸리다 손꼽아 기다리다 가슴에 와닿다  앞뒤가 막히다

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! [location name]에 가려면 어떻게 해야 돼요?  [location name]에 가려면 어떻게 가야 돼요? [location name]에 어떻게 가요?  쭉 가다  직진 직진하다 꺾다 왼쪽으로 꺾다 오른쪽으로 꺾다 빨대를 꺾다 목을 꺾다 꽃을 꺾다 나뭇가지를 꺾다 신호등 신호 저 앞 신호에서  사거리 네거리  삼거리  오거리  로터리 회전 교차로  길치  음치 방향치  내비게이션 인간 내비 내비를 찍다  길막  길이 막히다  지도를 보다 현 위치  목적지  동서남북 OO분 소요 예정 경로 음소거 경로가 변경되었습니다. 경로를 이탈하였습니다. 지도를 재설정하다

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! Get our book Korean Slang Expressions on our website! (Fast international shipping available)  https://ttmik.me/3rFvz8K   개고생 개웃기다  개나소나 당근 아점 점저 야식 강추 뺨 치다 눈이 맞다 득템 개판 오분전 갑질 낚이다 빡세다 쩔다

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 시간 시간이 가다 시간이 흐르다 시간의 흐름  시간이 빠르다 시간이 느리다  시간이 약이다 시간이 금이다  시간 가는 줄 모르다 시간이 지나다  시간이 경과하다 시간을 때우다 시간 싸움 시간 문제  시간에 쫓기다  시간이 촉박하다  시간에 맞추다 시간이 남아돌다 시간을 끌다  시간 개념이 없다

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 슬프다 기쁘다 화나다  화재 방화 방화범 화내다 짜증 나다 짜증 내다 즐겁다 행복하다 마음이 쓰이다 마음이 안 좋다 마음이 좀 그렇다 마음이 이랬다저랬다 하다 Learn more idiomatic expressions including the word "마음" on our website: https://bit.ly/436aRvS 답답하다 Check out our YouTube video about "답답하다": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDeJNugo0fI&t=14s  서운하다  킹받다 (slang) 양가감정 감정 쓰레기통

안녕하세요! We are making some changes to our podcast feeds, and our Korean grammar lessons are now only available on our website at https://talktomeinkorean.com. Our current on-going podcast show will continue to be published here, so stay tuned for more episodes!

✨ TTMIK SUMMER SALE ✨  TTMIK Yearly Subscription is 50% off & Books are up to 15% off now! https://ttmik.me/3XuHMsI Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 스트레스 OO가 스트레스다 OO 때문에 스트레스다  OO 때문에 스트레스를 받다  OO 때문에 스트레스가 쌓이다 스트레스를 주다 스트레스를 풀다 문제를 풀다 문제를 해결하다  신발 끈을 풀다  스트레스가 풀리다 스트레스를 날려 버리다 스트레스를 푸는 방법 매운 음식  맛있는 거 먹기 단 거 먹기 당 충전 폭식 쇼핑  금융 치료  스트레스성 스트레스성 복통 스트레스성 탈모 스트레스성 폭식 스트레스성 위염 신경성 신경성 두통 신경성 위염 만병의 원인

✨ TTMIK SUMMER SALE ✨  TTMIK Yearly Subscription is 50% off & Books are up to 15% off now! https://ttmik.me/3CRmtrN Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다!   여름 빙수  팥빙수 아이스크림 막대 아이스크림 소프트 아이스크림  아이스크림 콘 젤라또  콩국수 냉면 물냉면 비빔냉면 수박 참외 삼계탕 초복, 중복, 말복  초여름 늦여름 한여름 더위 땀 땀을 흘리다 땀이 나다 습도 장마 여름 휴가 여름 방학 모기 무더위 불볕더위 폭염주의보 발령  폭염 후텁지근하다 열대야 

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 결혼식 결혼식장 웨딩홀 웨딩 컨벤션 식장 신부 신랑 신랑 신부 결혼반지 예비 신랑 예비 신부 예비 식량 예비비 예랑 / 예신  상견례 한정식 파혼 웨딩 사진 웨딩 촬영 청첩장 초대장 축의금 청첩장 모임 청모 모바일 청첩장  사회를 보다  사회자 주례 주례 선생님 축사 축가 축하 공연

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 영화를 찍다  영화를 촬영하다 OO 배우가 OO 영화를 찍었어요 영화 촬영지 영화를 보다 영화관 영화가 나오다 영화가 개봉하다 영화표  영화가 흥행하다 흥망 흥행작 손익분기점 천 만 영화 천 만 배우 영화가 망하다 망작 주인공 주연 / 주연 배우  남자 주인공 남주 여자 주인공 여주  조연  조연 배우 영화평론가 리뷰어 호평 혹평 호평일색 혹평일색  작품성 손익분기점

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 돈  돈을 벌다 돈을 쓰다  돈을 모으다 돈을 아껴 쓰다  아끼다  카드 체크 카드 현금 카드 신용 카드 신용 점수  카드를 쓰다/사용하다 카드를 긁다  등을 긁다  현금 지폐 동전 오락실 재테크 재테크 하다 재테크 잘하다  투자 투자하다 저축  저축하다  저축해 두다  돈을 펑펑 쓰다 돈을 물 쓰듯 쓰다  티끌 모아 태산 표어  티끌 모아 티끌  경제관념이 좋다/뚜렷하다/있다 경제관념이 없다 돈을 낭비하다 통장 텅장

Learn Korean in slow & easy Korean! Today's expression is "보고 싶어요." If you want full transcripts, translations and review quizzes for this episode, click here: https://ttmik.me/3C9MTor This course, My First Korean Phrases, is designed for Korean beginners who aim to learn Korean in Korean! Let's have another fun lesson with Seung-wan and Yeji! 승완 선생님, 예지 선생님이랑 재밌게 한국어 공부해 봐요!

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 식물  심다 동물 물 흙 사랑 해 햇빛 물 바람 꽃 열매 과일 열매를 맺다 뿌리  뿌리를 내리다 줄기 잎 나뭇잎 잎사귀 이파리 꽃이 피다 꽃을 피우다 쑥쑥 자라다 실력이 쑥쑥 늘다 머리(카락)가 쑥쑥 자라다 키가 쑥쑥 자라다 꽃이 시들다 꽃이 죽다 화분을 죽이다 식물을 죽이다 생화 꽃다발 조화 인조 식물 인공 인공 지능 인조 잔디 반려 식물 식물 집사 병충해 과습 직사광선

Learn Korean in slow & easy Korean! Today's expression is "힘들어요." If you want full transcripts, translations and review quizzes for this episode, click here: https://ttmik.me/3INpj4E This course, My First Korean Phrases, is designed for Korean beginners who aim to learn Korean in Korean! Let's have another fun lesson with Seung-wan and Yeji! 승완 선생님, 예지 선생님이랑 재밌게 한국어 공부해 봐요!

건강 건강하다 건강해지다  운동 튼튼하다  건강을 지키다 건강을 잃다  건강이 좋아지다 건강이 나빠지다  건강을 챙기다 잘 먹다 삼시 세끼를 챙겨 먹다  영양제 잠을 잘 자다 숙면 수면 체력 체력이 좋다 체력이 안 좋다 숙면을 취하다 숨이 차다  걱정 염려 건강 염려증  홈 트레이닝 홈트  정신 건강  명상 인바디  몸의 성분 체지방 근육량  비만 지수  인바디를 하다 인바디를 재다

Learn Korean in slow & easy Korean! Today's expression is "힘들어요." If you want full transcripts, translations and review quizzes for this episode, click here: https://ttmik.me/3MvDH2C This course, My First Korean Phrases, is designed for Korean beginners who aim to learn Korean in Korean! Let's have another fun lesson with Seung-wan and Yeji! 승완 선생님, 예지 선생님이랑 재밌게 한국어 공부해 봐요!

시장 시장이 반찬 장 보다 먹자골목 길거리 음식 꽃 시장 수산 시장 야시장 전통 시장 재래시장 백화점 마트 주식 시장 교육 시장 떨이 덤 인심 정   흥정 바가지 바가지를 씌우다  눈탱이 맞다 폐업 세일

Learn Korean in slow & easy Korean! Today's expression is "잘 부탁합니다." If you want full transcripts, translations and review quizzes for this episode, click here: https://bit.ly/413e5iX This course, My First Korean Phrases, is designed for Korean beginners who aim to learn Korean in Korean! Let's have another fun lesson with Seung-wan and Yeji! 승완 선생님, 예지 선생님이랑 재밌게 한국어 공부해 봐요!

자기계발 개발 계발  독서 책 읽기  자기계발서  운동 요가  일찍 일어나기  일찍 자기  외국어 공부  글쓰기  My First Writing Practice In Korean:  https://bit.ly/44XaExd  동기 동기 부여 동기 부여를 하다 동기 부여를 받다 동기 부여가 잘 되어 있다  꾸준함 꾸준히 목표 목표를 세우다 목표를 설정하다 목표를 이루다 의지 의지력  의지력이 강하다/약하다 의지가 있다/없다 노력  자기 관리 피부 관리 시간 확보 갓생 갓생을 살다 취미 부자 아들 부자 딸부자 자격증  인강 

Learn Korean in slow & easy Korean! Today's expression is "너무해요." If you want full transcripts, translations and review quizzes for this episode, click here: https://bit.ly/3ZIXe4f This course, My First Korean Phrases, is designed for Korean beginners who aim to learn Korean in Korean! Let's have another fun lesson with Seung-wan and Yeji! 승완 선생님, 예지 선생님이랑 재밌게 한국어 공부해 봐요!

축제  대학 축제  전 지역 축제 축제가 열리다  축제에 참가하다 축제를 구경하다 싸움 구경 싸움을 말리다 강 건너 불구경 잔치 마을 잔치 생일잔치 파티 페스티벌 돌잔치 머드 페스티벌 / 머드 축제  주최하다 주최자 후원사  스폰서  진행자 [Course] Bibimchat: One-stop Korean Listening Source  https://bit.ly/3LG7Hbx 인파가 몰리다 인파 시끌벅적하다 축제 분위기

Learn Korean in slow & easy Korean! Today's expression is "잘 지내요?" If you want full transcripts, translations and review quizzes for this episode, click here: https://bit.ly/3nRaI0c This course, My First Korean Phrases, is designed for Korean beginners who aim to learn Korean in Korean! Let's have another fun lesson with Seung-wan and Yeji! 승완 선생님, 예지 선생님이랑 재밌게 한국어 공부해 봐요!

밤 밤하늘 밤바다 밤거리 밤바람 밤을 새우다 밤 새다  올빼미  올빼미족  Korean Verbs with Multiple Meanings: https://bit.ly/3HpyTtJ  심야  야간 심야 영화 심야 데이트  야간 데이트 야간 열차 야간 근무 야근 야식 야경  야시장  밤낮없이 밤이나 낮이나  주경야독  정주행  할증 심야 할증 

Learn Korean in slow & easy Korean! Today's expression is "의외예요." If you want full transcripts, translations and review quizzes for this episode, click here: https://bit.ly/3ZFpDIo This course, My First Korean Phrases, is designed for Korean beginners who aim to learn Korean in Korean! Let's have another fun lesson with Seung-wan and Yeji! 승완 선생님, 예지 선생님이랑 재밌게 한국어 공부해 봐요!

봄 여름 가을 겨울 꽃 꽃이 피다 봄꽃 벚꽃 벚꽃 놀이 불꽃놀이  봄비 봄바람 새 학기 소풍 나들이 피크닉 결혼식  꽃샘추위 황사 미세 먼지 꽃가루 꽃길을 걷다 봄 맞이 OO 봄 맞이 대청소 봄 맞이 할인 입춘 절기 청춘 춘곤증 춘추복  -해 봄

Learn Korean in slow & easy Korean! Today's expression is "오랜만이에요!" If you want full transcripts, translations and review quizzes for this episode, click here: https://bit.ly/3m3x5zk This course, My First Korean Phrases, is designed for Korean beginners who aim to learn Korean in Korean! Let's have another fun lesson with Seung-wan and Yeji! 승완 선생님, 예지 선생님이랑 재밌게 한국어 공부해 봐요!

✨ TTMIK SPRING SALE ✨  TTMIK Yearly Subscription is 50% off & Books are up to 15% off now! https://bit.ly/41tquNI 공휴일 휴일 어린이날 (5월 5일) 어버이날 (5월 8일)  스승의 날 (5월 15일) 선생님 가정의 달  어린이 어리다  어른  선물  놀이공원 용돈 / 용돈을 주다 / 용돈을 받다 한글날 세종대왕 빨간 날  크리스마스 성탄절 루돌프 말을 잘 듣다 설날 새해 첫날  새해 복 많이 받으세요 차례 세배  세뱃돈  복돈 삼일절  태극기  부처님 오신 날  석가탄신일  연꽃 연등 대체 휴일  대체 공휴일  연휴  황금 연휴  샌드위치 휴무 징검다리 휴일  국경일  제헌절 (7월 17일)  헌법  광복절 (8월 15일) 개천절 (10월 3일) 한글날 (10월 9일) 

Learn Korean in slow & easy Korean! Today's expression is "잘 지내요?" If you want full transcripts, translations and review quizzes for this episode, click here: https://bit.ly/3ZPxUJW This course, My First Korean Phrases, is designed for Korean beginners who aim to learn Korean in Korean! Let's have another fun lesson with Seung-wan and Yeji! 승완 선생님, 예지 선생님이랑 재밌게 한국어 공부해 봐요!

✨ TTMIK SPRING SALE ✨  TTMIK Yearly Subscription is 50% off & Books are up to 15% off now! https://bit.ly/3UjxWbS 연예인 인플루언서 방송 가수 아이돌 배우 개그맨, 개그우먼 코미디언 예능 예능인 방송인 팬 [Course] Korean Drama Phrases: https://bit.ly/3KF10qT 연예 기획사 / 엔터테인먼트 / 엔터사  방송국 본방송 재방송 본방사수 시청률 녹화 방송 생방송 시청자 방청객 방청하다 출연자 출연진 제작진 열애설 열애설을 부인하다 열애설을 인정하다 좋은 감정을 가지고 알아가는 사이 결별설  바쁜 스케줄로 인해 결별 성격 차이 뜨다 그 드라마가 뜨면서, 주인공으로 나왔던 신인 배우도 같이 떴다. 섭외하다 출연자를 섭외하다 연기파 배우 실력파 가수

Learn Korean in slow & easy Korean! Today's expression is "잘 잤어요?" If you want full transcripts, translations and review quizzes for this episode, click here: https://bit.ly/40FNOaT This course, My First Korean Phrases, is designed for Korean beginners who aim to learn Korean in Korean! Let's have another fun lesson with Seung-wan and Yeji! 승완 선생님, 예지 선생님이랑 재밌게 한국어 공부해 봐요!

옷 졸라맨 옷을 입다 옷 입어. / 잠옷 입어. 옷을 입다 / 옷을 입고 있다 벗다 옷을 갈아입다  갈다 / 타이어를 갈다 / 전구를 갈다  상의 / 하의  티셔츠  셔츠 후드티 니트 / 스웨터  바지 치마 외투 Real-life Korean conversations for beginners: https://bit.ly/3KlJyHN  모자를 쓰다 신발을 신다 양말을 신다 반지를 끼다  안경을 끼다 선글라스를 끼다 시계를 차다  귀걸이를 하다  목걸이를 하다 / 차다  착용하다 마스크를 착용하다 점원 착용샷 벗다 탈의하다 탈의실  빈티지 / 구제  보세  핏 / 핏이 좋아요 / 핏이 잘 맞아요 / 옷 핏이 좋은 사람  스타일  캐주얼  포멀 / 정장  포인트를 주다  매치하다 옷을 장만하다 옷을 한 벌 해 주다 입고 나갈 옷이 마땅치 않다  옷이 날개다  얼죽코 = 얼어 죽어도 코트  -룩 / 밀리터리 룩 / 30대 남자 룩 / 출근 룩 / 오피스 룩

Learn Korean in slow & easy Korean! Today's expression is "음… 글쎄요." If you want full transcripts, translations and review quizzes for this episode, click here: https://bit.ly/3ZrOZZT This course, My First Korean Phrases, is designed for Korean beginners who aim to learn Korean in Korean! Let's have another fun lesson with Seung-wan and Yeji! 승완 선생님, 예지 선생님이랑 재밌게 한국어 공부해 봐요!

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 병원 의사 간호사 간호  환자 약 약국  약사 변호사 / 판사 / 통역사  응급실 응급 상황 급하다 응급실에 실려 가다 119 구급차 중환자실 입원하다 퇴원하다 주사 수액 / 링거 [Course] The Korean Jigsaw Puzzle : Hanja https://bit.ly/3YHPNtq 이비인후과 안과 피부과 양치 / 충치 / 치아 / 이  치과 산부인과 소아과 성형외과 접수 진찰 치료 진료 / 진료 진단 / 진단서 처방 / 처방전

Learn Korean in slow & easy Korean! Today's expression is "괜찮아요." If you want full transcripts, translations and review quizzes for this episode, click here: https://bit.ly/3Z0RbHO This course, My First Korean Phrases, is designed for Korean beginners who aim to learn Korean in Korean! Let's have another fun lesson with Seung-wan and Yeji! 승완 선생님, 예지 선생님이랑 재밌게 한국어 공부해 봐요!

Learn Korean in slow & easy Korean! Today's expression is "반가워요!" If you want full transcripts, translations and review quizzes for this episode, click here: https://bit.ly/42lMBH2 This course, My First Korean Phrases, is designed for Korean beginners who aim to learn Korean in Korean! Let's have another fun lesson with Seung-wan and Yeji! 승완 선생님, 예지 선생님이랑 재밌게 한국어 공부해 봐요!

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 습관 좋은 습관 나쁜 습관 관습 일찍 자다 일찍 일어나다   습관을 만들다  습관이 생기다  시간이 생기다 돈이 생기다 남자 친구/여자 친구가 생기다 문제가 생기다  나쁜 습관이 생기다 습관을 고치다  습관을 버리다 손을 뜯다 피가 나다 습관적으로  지각하다 습관을 없애다 Come visit our website and make your Korean learning 습관! https://bit.ly/3JEKQgB 습관을 들이다 습관이 몸에 배다  냄새가 배다  손톱을 뜯다 손톱을 깨물다/물다 다리를 떨다 눈을 비비다 다리를 꼬다 손가락을 꺾다 손가락 관절을 꺾다 루틴 버릇 나쁜 버릇 말버릇이 안 좋다 버릇이 없다 습관성 습관성 거짓말  습관성 기침  언어 습관  식습관  세 살 버릇 여든 간다

Learn Korean in slow & easy Korean! Today's expression is "심심해요. 지루해요." If you want full transcripts, translations and review quizzes for this episode, click here: https://bit.ly/3T4clTU This course, My First Korean Phrases, is designed for Korean beginners who aim to learn Korean in Korean! Let's have another fun lesson with Seung-wan and Yeji! 승완 선생님, 예지 선생님이랑 재밌게 한국어 공부해 봐요!

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 환경 오염  땅 강 바다 공기  자연 자연스럽게 환경 업무 환경  보호 / 보호하다 자연을 보호하다 / 환경을 보호하다 환경 보호 캠페인 아껴 쓰다 시간을 아끼다  종이를 아껴 쓰다 아껴 먹다 낭비하다 쓰레기  쓰레기통 일회용품 일회용 컵 일회용 접시 일회용 렌즈 다회용  재활용 재활용하다 분리수거 분리배출  오염 오염시키다 [Course] Reading Comprehension: News In Korean: https://bit.ly/3l5FlhB 폐수 폐지 폐차 매연 대기 오염  수질 오염 토양 오염 공해 빛 공해 소음 공해  층간 소음 생태계 

Learn Korean in slow & easy Korean! Today's expression is "잘 먹겠습니다. 잘 먹었습니다." If you want full transcripts, translations and review quizzes for this episode, click here: https://bit.ly/3yqc58x This course, My First Korean Phrases, is designed for Korean beginners who aim to learn Korean in Korean! Let's have another fun lesson with Seung-wan and Yeji! 승완 선생님, 예지 선생님이랑 재밌게 한국어 공부해 봐요!

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 결혼 결혼하다  약혼 약혼 반지  프로포즈 링  신랑, 신부  남편 와이프, 아내 신혼부부 신혼여행 [Course] Bibimchat: One-stop Korean Listening Source https://bit.ly/3KP8HeK  시집가다 / 장가가다 유부남, 유부녀 / 유부 유료, 무료 미혼 / 기혼 / 비혼 배우자 혼인 신고 혼인 서약  평생을 함께하다 비가 오나 눈이 오나 검은 머리 파뿌리 될 때까지 부부 싸움은 칼로 물 베기 깨가 쏟아지다 / 깨 볶는다  눈에서 꿀 떨어지다

Learn Korean in slow & easy Korean! Today's expression is "신기해요!" If you want full transcripts, translations and review quizzes for this episode, click here: http://bit.ly/3IlNx53 This course, My First Korean Phrases, is designed for Korean beginners who aim to learn Korean in Korean! Let's have another fun lesson with Seung-wan and Yeji! 승완 선생님, 예지 선생님이랑 재밌게 한국어 공부해 봐요!

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 뮤지컬 공연 연극 극장 콘서트 연주회 연주하다 길거리 공연 버스킹 마술 춤 공연 무용 현대 무용 전통 무용 무대 / 무대에 오르다  조명 / 조명을 비추다  자리 / 자리에 앉다  표 구매하다 사다 취소 환불 [Course] Korean Particles Party: Similarities and Differences http://bit.ly/3IhjzPn 관객 승객 예매 예지몽  예약  https://twitter.com/ttmik  매진  취소표  소극장 티켓팅 취켓팅 피켓팅 떼창 떼빙 매표소 현장 수령 시야가 좋다 경치가 좋다 진행자 출연자

Learn Korean in slow & easy Korean! Today's expression is "다녀올게요." If you want full transcripts, translations and review quizzes for this episode, click here: https://bit.ly/3EKZTmn This course, My First Korean Phrases, is designed for Korean beginners who aim to learn Korean in Korean! Let's have another fun lesson with Seung-wan and Yeji! 승완 선생님, 예지 선생님이랑 재밌게 한국어 공부해 봐요!

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 도시락 맛 맛없다 맛있다 달다 시다 짜다 쓰다 몸에 좋은 약이 입에 쓰다 맵다 비리다 짠맛 쓴맛 인생의 쓴맛 매운맛 단맛 신맛 [Course] 10 Korean Expressions for Flavors with Various Meanings https://bit.ly/3DYtXu9 달다 → 달달하다, 달콤하다, 달짝지근하다 짜다 → 짭짤하다 시다 → 시큼하다 맵다 → 매콤하다, 칼칼하다, 얼큰하다 쓰다 → 씁쓸하다, 쓰디쓰다 싱겁다 → 밍밍하다, 슴슴하다 구수하다 고소하다 된장 떫다 감칠맛 입맛 입맛이 있다 입맛이 없다 손맛 제맛

Learn Korean in slow & easy Korean! Today's expression is "수고하세요." If you want full transcripts, translations and review quizzes for this episode, click here: https://bit.ly/3ZokR2j This course, My First Korean Phrases, is designed for Korean beginners who aim to learn Korean in Korean! Let's have another fun lesson with Seung-wan and Yeji! 승완 선생님, 예지 선생님이랑 재밌게 한국어 공부해 봐요!

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 회사 회 출근 퇴근 출퇴근 휴가 방학 가족 휴가 연차 반차 연차 휴가 입사 퇴사 휴직 육아 휴직 신입 신입 사원 선배 후배 회의 미팅 회의실 미팅룸 워라밸 파이어족 월급 루팡 동기 대표 담타 일잘러 (일 잘하는 사람) 자율 출근제 복지 제도 유연 근무제 탄력 근무제 알잘딱깔센 (알아서 잘 딱 깔끔하고 센스 있게 하는 것) 승진 팀원 팀장

Learn Korean in slow & easy Korean! Today's expression is "안녕히 가세요. 안녕히 계세요." If you want full transcripts, translations and review quizzes for this episode, click here: https://bit.ly/3YplTdT This course, My First Korean Phrases, is designed for Korean beginners who aim to learn Korean in Korean! Let's have another fun lesson with Seung-wan and Yeji! 승완 선생님, 예지 선생님이랑 재밌게 한국어 공부해 봐요!

Learn Korean in slow & easy Korean! Today's expression is "어서 오세요." If you want full transcripts, translations and review quizzes for this episode, click here: https://bit.ly/3YplTdT This course, My First Korean Phrases, is designed for Korean beginners who aim to learn Korean in Korean! Let's have another fun lesson with Seung-wan and Yeji! 승완 선생님, 예지 선생님이랑 재밌게 한국어 공부해 봐요!

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 미용실 머리 = 머리카락 머리를 자르다 머리를 하다  이발하다 미용사 / 미용사 선생님 / 쌤 드라이 머리를 말리다 머리를 감다 머리를 감겨 주다 샴푸 하다 머리숱 / 많다 / 적다   숱을 치다 / 숱 치기  미용 가위 바리깡 커트 층 / 층을 내다 / 층을 치다 투블럭  파마 파마 약 염색 뿌리 염색 (뿌염) 살짝만 다듬어 주세요 앞머리 자르다 = 앞머리 내리다 = 앞머리를 새로 만들다 머리가 잘되다 / 머리가 망하다 머릿결이 상하다  어떻게 해 드릴까요? 물 온도 어떠세요? 길이 이 정도 괜찮으세요?

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 겨울  마찬가지 춥다  추워요 눈 눈이 오다 눈이 내리다 눈사람 눈싸움 첫눈  모자 털모자 장갑 목도리 털모자를 쓰다 장갑을 끼다 목도리를 두르다 [Course] 10 Korean Words you Might Have Misunderstood https://bit.ly/3ZSvUBE 고드름 붕어빵 호빵  호떡 계란빵 풀빵  풀이 죽다 풀을 먹이다 귤  딸기 군고구마 추위 강추위  한파 한파 주의보 몰려가다 몰려오다 한파 경보 핫팩 손난로 롱패딩 내복 겨울잠 추운 데서 자면 입 돌아간다 전기 매트  전기장판  온돌

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 자기소개 / 자기소개 하다 이름 나이 직업 취미 특기 장래희망 / 꿈 과학자 119 구급대원 MBTI Korean Dictation Test (Easy / Normal / Hard) https://bit.ly/3QRV6Ek -(이)라고 하다 성격 내성적인 생활 신조 사교적인 방해받다 취향 사는 곳 잘하는 것 좋아하는 것, 싫어하는 것 자기소개서 존경하는 인물 가정환경, 자라 온 환경 장점, 단점 강점, 약점 가치관 1분 자기소개

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 친구 남자 친구 여자 친구 남친 여친 친구를 사귀다 친구를 사귀어요 친구를 사귀었어요 사귀는 사람 친구가 많다 친구가 없다  친구의 친구 아는 사람 모르는 사람 [Course] Korean Sentence Building Practice https://bit.ly/3Qprxd3 친한 친구  베프 찐친 ‘기간제 베프’ 친해지다 사이가 멀어지다 오해가 있다 동네 친구  학교 친구 남사친  여사친 아는 선배 아는 후배 아는 동료 사이가 나빠지다 절연하다  절교하다 동갑 동갑내기 십년지기

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 졸업하다  대학교 대학 4년제 2년제 전문 대학 전문대 초등학교 중학교 고등학교 캠퍼스 캠퍼스 커플 선배 후배 선배님 교수님 선생님  강사 강사님 전공  동아리 The Korean Jigsaw Puzzle : Hanja https://bit.ly/3jK2ODW 입학 신입생 새내기 신입생 환영회, OT MT (“membership training”) 축제 휴학 복학생 기숙사 개강/개학 종강 방학 과제/숙제 학식/급식  학점 수강신청 복수 전공

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://bit.ly/3Q97qzF 감사합니다! 필라테스 1:1 레슨, 개인 레슨 그룹 레슨 헬스 홈트레이닝 (홈트) 골프 테니스 실내 테니스장 클라이밍 원데이 클래스 서핑 스케이트보드 스노보드 스키 강습 러닝 마라톤 러닝 동호회, 러닝 크루

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 주방 / 부엌  숟가락 / 젓가락 / 수저 냉장고 냄비 프라이팬 국자 식탁 / 탁자 냉장고 / 김치냉장고 / 와인 냉장고 / 화장품 냉장고 그릇 / 밥그릇, 국그릇 반반 한국어 – Half in Korean & Half in English https://bit.ly/3vdCe8U 설거지 수세미 주방 세제 / 퐁퐁 고무장갑 기름때 때를 밀다 식기건조대 행주 싱크대 식기 세척기 금수저 / 은수저 / 웃수저 자수성가 젓가락질하다 젓가락질 잘해야만 밥을 먹는 건 아니다 살림은 장비빨 사진빨 / 조명빨

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 구직 취득하다 취직 구직 중 취업 취업 준비 = 취준 취업 준비생 = 취준생  직장 직업 직장을 구하다 면접 스펙 스펙이 높다, 스펙이 좋다, 고스펙 오버 스펙 스펙을 쌓다 취업 스터디 이력서 포트폴리오 Korean Culture Talk with Cassie [upper-intermediate] https://bit.ly/3YC9VP1 서류 합격 1차 합격 2차 합격 대면 면접 비대면 면접 최종 면접 최종 합격 자기소개서 / 자소서 자소설 압박 면접 압박 붕대 광탈 광클 백수

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 지하철 철로 철도 전철 역 지하철역 벽 바닥 출구 1번 출구 2번 출구 3번 출구 홍대입구역 공항철도  연트럴 파크 -행 인천행 검암행 의정부행 호선 1호선 2호선 3호선 신림선 신분당선 첫차 막차 Situational Dialogues in Korean [Audio Course]  https://bit.ly/3PbhhV1  개찰구 일반 열차 급행 열차 지하상가 콩나물 시루 지옥철 지하철 빌런 빌런 악당 무임승차 환승 환복 환승 연애 환승 이별

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! Must-Know Words in Korea https://bit.ly/3OSpcXk 가을 단풍 단풍놀이 불꽃놀이 벚꽃놀이  소꿉놀이 낙엽 은행나무 은행 옆에 있는 은행나무 추수 추수하다 추석  독서  독서의 계절 야외 독서의 계절 선선하다 쌀쌀하다 쌀쌀하게  쌀쌀맞게 (굴다) 쓸쓸하다 옆구리가 시리다 이가 시리다 손이 시리다 가을을 타다 추위를 타다 천고마비 가을은 천고마비의 계절 입추 입추 매직

Yeji is on her first overseas trip in a very long time this week. She is visiting San Fransisco in the US, and we recorded this short conversation in Korean about how she feels about her upcoming trip!

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 성격 성격 유형 E예요? I예요? E세요? I세요?  저는 진짜 E예요.  저는 진짜 I예요. 외향적 내향적 내성적 착하다 조용하다 시끄럽다 시끄러워요! 차분하다 활발하다 활발한 학생 다정하다 친절하다 다혈질 똑 부러지다  이기적이다 자기중심적이다 이타적이다 타인 개인주의적이다 우유부단하다 고지식하다 상냥하다 느긋하다 현실적이다 사람은 고쳐 쓰는 게 아니다. 바늘로 찔러도 피 한 방울 안 난다. 법 없이도 살 사람

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 아파트 건물 아파트 단지 꿀단지 동 호 101동 101호 1304동 3510호  빌라  나 홀로 아파트 주택 가구 원룸 투룸 쓰리룸 1.5룸 동네 이웃 윗집 위층 아랫집 아래층 옆집 월세 전세 매매 자가 전세를 구하다 대출 전세 대출 집 나가면 개고생 독립하다 부동산 부동산 중개소 분양을 받다 청약 분양권 구축 신축 구축하다

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 음식 배달 배달 음식 집밥 배달 배달하다 배달시키다 음식을 배달하다 시키다 주문하다 음식을 시키다 시켰어요?  배달 앱 배달 어플 배달의 민족 민족 한민족 배달의 겨레 배민 요기요 쿠팡이츠 배달비 포장 리뷰 후기 리뷰 이벤트 뇌물 야식 아침 식사  조식 점심 식사 중식 저녁 식사 한강 치맥 10분 컷 옵션 선택 직접 전달 직접 전달해 주세요. 문 앞에 놓고 초인종 누르기 문 앞에 놓아 주세요. 문 앞에 놓고 초인종도 누르지 않기  초인종 방금 출발했습니다. 기사님이 방금 출발했습니다.  라이더 기사님이 음식을 가지고 가고 있습니다.  실시간 배달 현황 배달 현황 현황 주가 현황 주식 현황

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 가족 친척 친한 척 형제 남매 자매 외동 외동딸 외동아들 언니 동생 아이 아이들 애들 어린이들 자녀 자녀분 애가 몇 살이에요? 자녀가 있으세요? 자녀 계획 가족 회의  대화 가족 여행 가족 사진 가족 모임 장남 장녀 막내 늦둥이 쌍둥이 한 쌍 막둥이 연년생 두음법칙 줄줄이  주말 부부 맞벌이 외벌이  가정 식구 가구 엄빠 엄마 아들 딸 바보 아들 바보 조카 바보

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 생일 생신 생일 축하합니다. 생일 축하해요. 생일 축하해. 생신 축하드려요. ➝ 생신 축하드립니다. 답변 답변해요. 답변드려요. 생축 생일 파티 생파 깜짝 파티 케이크 촛불 초 폭죽 폭죽 놀이 생일 선물 생선 (노래) 생일 축하합니다. 생일 축하합니다. 사랑하는 ____의 생일 축하합니다.  초 몇 개 드릴까요?  초를 꽂다 초에 불을 붙이다 방에 있는 불을 끄다 노래를 부르다 박수를 치다 폭죽을 터뜨리다 촛불을 끄다 케이크를 불다 케이크를 하다 미역국 철분 산후조리원 기프티콘 배달이 되는 상품 매장에 직접 가지러 가야 되는 상품 생일자 오늘 생일자 앞으로! 오늘 생일인 사람 생일빵 돌 돌잔치 환갑 육십갑자 칠순 팔순

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! -행 부산행, 서울행, 광주행, 대전행 우리 열차는 16시 15분에 부산으로 가는 KTX 열차입니다. KTX ITX-청춘 SRT 무궁화호 새마을호 기차 기관차 내연 기관 증기 기관 열차 기차 여행 열차 여행  칙칙폭폭 일반석 특실 입석 승차 하차 상행선 하행선 역무원 근무하다 승무원 기차 승무원  탑승하다 ㅇㅇ 열차 탑승 기차 화통을 삶아 먹다

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 종이책 서점  냄새 도서관 곰팡이 오디오북 전자책 전자 전자 제품 이북 이북 리더기 책을 읽다 책을 보다 독서하다 책갈피 갈피를 잡다 갈피를 못 잡다 북마크 속독 정독 다독 문학 비문학 실용서 에세이 수필 산문집 자기계발서 개발  계발 전기 자서전 책거리

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 요리 레시피 요리법 조리법 밀키트 장보기 장을 보다 일을 보다 1인분, 2인분, 3인분, … 그릇 밥그릇 국그릇 접시 칼 가위 주방 가위 식가위 냄비 국자 재료 식재료 재료를 준비하다 재료를 다듬다 시금치 콩나물 머리카락을 다듬다 오디오를 다듬다 눈썹을 다듬다 손톱을 다듬다 굽다 생선을 굽다 생선 구이 튀기다 치킨을 튀기다 감자를 튀기다 감자 튀김 볶다 볶음밥 삶다 썰다 으깨다 전자레인지 데우다 돌리다 요리천재 요잘알 요알못 간 간을 하다 간을 보다 조미료 MSG MSG를 치다 MSG가 첨가되다 

Listen to 150 useful Korean sentences for beginners in this 30-minute audio track. It's also available in video form on our Talk To Me In Korean YouTube channel.

Listen to 470 essential Korean vocabulary words for beginners in this 1-hour audio track. It's also available in video form on our Talk To Me In Korean YouTube channel.

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 음악 음악을 듣다 음악을 감상하다 감상하다 그림을 감상하다 그림을 보다  미술 감상 이어폰으로 음악을 듣다 헤드폰으로 음악을 듣다 타이틀곡 무슨 노래 들으세요? 무슨 노래 듣고 계세요? 무슨 노래 듣고 있어요?  무슨 노래 들을까?  랜덤 재생 무작위로  랜덤으로  랜덤하게 뮤비 (뮤직 비디오) 브금 (BGM) 코노 (코인 노래방) 혼코노  노동요 최애 최애곡 애정 막귀 막입 띵곡  숨듣명

Today's topic is "Airport" and some related Korean words and expressions! We hope you enjoy listening : ) Please let us know what you thought of this episode! Leave us comments on Twitter and YouTube! twitter.com/ttmik www.youtube.com/c/TalkToMeInKorean2009/community  

Today's topic is "Weather" and some related Korean words and expressions! We hope you enjoy listening : ) Please let us know what you thought of this episode! Leave us comments on Twitter and YouTube! twitter.com/ttmik www.youtube.com/c/TalkToMeInKorean2009/community  

Today's topic is "Good At Something" and some related Korean words and expressions! We hope you enjoy listening : ) Please let us know what you thought of this episode! Leave us comments on Twitter and YouTube! twitter.com/ttmik www.youtube.com/c/TalkToMeInKorean2009/community  

Today's topic is "animals" and some related Korean words and expressions! We hope you enjoy listening : ) Please let us know what you thought of this episode! Leave us comments on Twitter and YouTube! twitter.com/ttmik www.youtube.com/c/TalkToMeInKorean2009/community  

Today's topic is "Coffee & Tea" and some related Korean words and expressions! We hope you enjoy listening : ) Please let us know what you thought of this episode! Leave us comments on Twitter and YouTube! twitter.com/ttmik www.youtube.com/c/TalkToMeInKorean2009/community

Today's topic is "dating" and some related Korean words and expressions! We hope you enjoy listening : ) Please let us know what you thought of this episode! Leave us comments on Twitter and YouTube! twitter.com/ttmik www.youtube.com/c/TalkToMeInKorean2009/community

Today's topic is "exercise" and some related Korean words and expressions! We hope you enjoy listening : ) Please let us know what you thought of this episode! Leave us comments on Twitter and YouTube! twitter.com/ttmik www.youtube.com/c/TalkToMeInKorean2009/community

Today's topic is "travel" and some related Korean words and expressions! We hope you enjoy listening : ) Please let us know what you thought of this episode! Leave us comments on Twitter and YouTube! twitter.com/ttmik www.youtube.com/c/TalkToMeInKorean2009/community

Today's topic is "being a fan" of something or someone and some related Korean words and expressions! We hope you enjoy listening : ) Please let us know what you thought of this episode! Leave us comments on Twitter and YouTube!

Something new for our Talk-Talk's! Listen to this pilot episode and please share your thoughts about it with us on Twitter or on YouTube : ) twitter.com/ttmik youtube.com/c/TalkToMeInKorean2009/community 감사합니다!

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The meaning of the sentence "그 사람이 영어 할 줄 알았어요." can change depending on the intonation and the context. Hyunwoo explains how this happens by giving your various intonation examples. Free audio lesson on -줄 알다: https://talktomeinkorean.com/lessons/l6l27 Browse through our store and get your best Korean study material!: http://bit.ly/store-podcast

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We’ve picked 30 of the most commonly used intermediate-level Korean verbs for you to learn and use! 0:17 이기다 to win 0:41 지다 to lose 0:51 결혼하다 to marry 1:08 버리다 to throw away 1:25 잡다 to hold, to catch 1:43 잡히다 to be caught 2:00 이용하다 to use, to take advantage of 2:20 확인하다 to check, to verify 2:40 떠나다 to leave 2:58 돌아오다 to come back 3:16 가져오다 to bring 3:36 이해하다 to understand 3:54 설명하다 to explain 4:14 표현하다 to express 4:33 결정하다 to decide 4:52 대답하다 to answer 5:10 준비하다 to prepare 5:29 인정하다 to admit, to accept 5:52 움직이다 to move 6:08 정리하다 to organize, to clean, to tidy up 6:28 청소하다 to clean 6:48 기대하다 to expect, to anticipate 7:07 빌리다 to borrow 7:24빌려주다 to lend 7:45 선택하다 to choose 8:05 가르치다 to teach 8:26 배우다 to learn 8:45 소개하다 to introduce 9:07 포기하다 to give up 9:26 비교하다 to compare

한테 and 에게 are both translated to either “to” or “from” in the Korean language. Learn how to use these words correctly with this lesson by teacher Hyunwoo. Browse through our store and get your best Korean study material!: http://bit.ly/store-podcast

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Here are some essential Korean phrases you can use in restaurants. 0:18 몇 분이세요? How many? 0:27 두 명이요. / 세 명이요. / 네 명이요. Two people. / Three people. / Four people. 0:47 한 명 더 올 거예요. One more person will come, too. 1:02 예약하셨어요? Did you make a reservation? 1:14 지금 만석이라 기다리셔야 돼요. There are no seats, so you should wait. 1:59 얼마나 기다려야 돼요? How long should I wait? 2:13 여기 앉아도 되나요? Can I sit here? 2:26 이쪽으로 안내해 드릴게요. Let me take you to your seat. 2:40 드시고 가시나요? 포장해 드릴까요? For here? or to go? 2:57 주문하시겠어요? Would you like to order? 3:10 저기요. Excuse me. 3:17 주문할게요. I would like to order. 3:28 메뉴판 좀 주세요. Can I have a menu? 3:39 물 좀 주세요. Can I have some water? 3:50 물은 셀프예요. You need to get your own water here. 4:02 포크 좀 주세요. Can I have a fork? 4:13 이거하고 이거 주세요. Can I have this and this? 4:27 메뉴 추천해 주세요. Please recommend a dish for us. 4:42 이거 몇 인분이에요? How many (people) does this serve? 4:55 이거 맵나요? Is this spicy? 5:06 양파는 빼 주세요. Please leave the onions out. 5:19 견과류 알레르기가 있어요. I’m allergic to nuts. 5:33 저희 주문한 음식이 아직 안 나왔어요. Our dish is not served yet. 5:51 저희 이거 안 시켰어요. We didn’t order this. 6:06 화장실은 어디에 있어요? Where is the restroom? 6:20 맵지 않게 해 주세요. Please don’t make it spicy. 6:35 덜 맵게 해 주세요. Please make it less spicy. 6:49 감사합니다. Thank you. 6:58 반찬 좀 더 주세요. Can I have some more side dishes? 7:12 소스 좀 더 주세요. Can I have some more sauce? 7:24 음식이 좀 짜요. The food is a little salty. 7:37 음식이 좀 싱거워요. The food is a little bland. 7:51 소금 있나요? Do you have salt? 8:02 남은 것 좀 싸 주세요. Can I have a box to-go? 8:17 계산은 어디에서 해요? Where do I pay? 8:31 얼마예요? How much is it? 8:41 각자 계산할게요. We will pay seperately. 8:54 카드로 계산할게요. I will pay with a credit card. 9:08 영수증 필요하세요? Do you need a receipt? 9:20 영수증 주세요. Please give me a receipt. 9:33 영수증은 괜찮아요. I don’t need a receipt. Browse through our store and get your best Korean study material!: http://bit.ly/store-podcast

Learn essential parenting phrases in Korean related to eating! You can learn even more from our e-book: http://bit.ly/30adaPd 0:25 아침 먹자. Let’s have breakfast 0:28 아침 먹을 시간이야. It’s time to eat breakfast. 0:49 천천히 먹어. Eat slowly. 1:40 맛있어? Does it taste good? / Do you like it? 1:59 맛있게 먹어. Enjoy your food. 2:45 조금만 더 먹자. Let’s eat just a little bit more. 3:56 지금 안 먹으면 다 치울 거야. If you don’t eat right now, I’m going to clear the table.  

Both 말해 줘 and 말해 봐 can be translated into English as “Tell me.” but there’s a difference in meaning. Hyunwoo will explain it in this video lesson. Browse through our store and get your best Korean study material!: http://bit.ly/store-podcast

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Many learners make the mistake of saying 걱정해요 when they want to say "I am worried." but in fact, they should say 걱정돼요 using the verb "되다". In this video lesson, Hyunwoo explains the difference between 걱정하다 and 걱정되다. Browse through our store and get your best Korean study material!: http://bit.ly/store-podcast

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Check out our e-book, Fan Letter Recipes, for hundreds more expressions and sentences!: http://bit.ly/2Zjbdj1 We asked you to leave messages for your favorite Korean artists and said we’d translate 10 messages into natural Korean. We picked 10 winners and their messages, plus commonly used phrases, too! 3:16 BTS 4:03 EXO 4:51 IU 5:37 Oh My Girl 6:13 Super Junior 6:53 Lee Dongwook 7:38 Twice 7:58 Monsta X 8:39 Park Seojun 8:58 To all idols

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미세먼지(micro dust) is a big problem in Korea affecting a lot of people. How bad is it and how are people feeling about it in Korea? Hyunwoo, Cassie and Kyung-hwa sat down to talk about it. For more Korean study materials:http://bit.ly/store-podcast

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It’s very common in Korea for people to address other people by their workplace titles rather than just by their personal names. Hyunwoo and Cassie explain how to address your boss in Korean. For more Korean study materials:http://bit.ly/store-podcast

Can you guess the meaning of these words? 역세권, 스세권, 맥세권, 편세권, 붕세권. Hyunwoo explains what they mean! For more Korean study materials:http://bit.ly/store-podcast

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We answer a lot of questions every day on Twitter! ( http://twitter.com/ttmik ) Quite often, we get questions about two Korean words that are similar in meaning and our answer is often that one is more formal than the other. Here's how to find out which one sounds more formal! Naver dictionary: https://endic.naver.com/?sLn=en For more Korean study materials:http://bit.ly/store-podcast

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What are some techniques and methods you use to better remember what you’ve learned? Hyunwoo and Cassie discuss this in today’s Q&A video. To learn more Korean vocabulary, type “vocabulary” in the search bar on our website and you will see all the books, courses, and lessons you need! For more Korean study materials: http://bit.ly/store-podcast

Learn about the differences between the two words 아마 and 어쩌면! Korean Fluency Made Fun http://talktomeinkorean.com For more Korean study materials:http://bit.ly/store-podcast

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0:22 how to say “live chat” 1:33 difference between 해변 and 해수욕장 2:04 how to say “Thank you for everything.” 2:19 what -니까 means 3:36 what 하필 means 4:51 differences between 귀엽다, 귀여운, and 귀여워 5:21 how to use 가지고 5:49 difference between 창피하다 and 쪽팔리다 6:30 what -스럽다 means  

Learn 30 essential Korean adjectives through commonly used collocation examples. You can also add the free 30-part video course to your learning center on our website where you can practice saying the words! Take the video course for free: https://talktomeinkorean.com/products/detail/102 List of Words 1. 큰 big 2. 작은 small 3. 먼 far 4. 가까운 close 5. 쉬운 easy 6. 어려운 difficult 7. 추운 cold 8. 더운 hot 9. 귀여운 cute 10. 좁은 narrow 11. 넓은 spacious, broad 12. 늦은 late 13. 싼 cheap 14. 비싼 expensive 15. 아픈 sick 16. 느린 slow 17. 빠른 fast, quick 18. 같은 same 19. 예쁜 pretty 20. 좋은 good 21. 많은 much, many 22. 적은 few, little 23. 얇은 thin 24. 두꺼운 thick 25. 깨끗한 clean 26. 더러운 dirty 27. 밝은 bright 28. 어두운 dark 29. 긴 long 30. 짧은 short  

This video course is for upper-beginner and intermediate learners who want to improve their Korean listening comprehension skills while listening to interesting conversations. After taking this 30-part course, you will not only be able to learn a lot of very useful Korean phrases, but also gain new perspectives about various cultural aspects of Korea. Enjoy the natural conversations between Kyeong-eun and Andreas Our very own Kyeong-eun sat down with Andreas from Greece, who is a well-known TV personality here in Korea as well as a professor at a university in Seoul, to talk about 30 interesting and relatable topics. The conversations are about 15 minutes long each, and there are 30 of them included in the course. You can listen to the conversations with or without subtitles in Korean or English, and download PDF lesson notes containing the full transcript and translation for each conversation.  

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In this video lesson, Hyunwoo explains the difference between 화나다 and 화내다, as well as the basic difference between other similar sets of expressions like the following: 시간이 나다 vs. 시간을 내다 짜증 나다 vs. 짜증 내다 혼나다 vs. 혼내다 힘이 나다 vs. 힘을 내다  

How much do you know about North Korea? We ourselves don’t know much, either, so this was a very interesting interview for us, too! Watch our previous video with Joseph (North Korean Language Challenge) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NA4RrxDcU7Q  

Have you learned Spanish before? Jooyeon and Kyung-hwa tried learning some for the second time, but this time with Spanish spoken in Spain!    Follow Lara https://www.youtube.com/user/LeNniTaH1  https://www.instagram.com/laraleahyoung/    Spanish language challenge video with Christian (from Mexico) https://youtu.be/R4uNvYwS1P4    Korean Fluency Made Fun http://talktomeinkorean.com 

These are 20 of the most essential Korean phrases that are used by Korean speakers on a daily basis. You can see all of these phrases written out for you in text format by visiting this page: https://talktomeinkorean.com/pages/20essentialphrases Or add this free course to your Learning Center and practice further: https://talktomeinkorean.com/products/detail/97 "Real-Life Korean Conversations For Beginners" : https://www.talktomeinkorean.com/products/detail/49 Here is the list of phrases in this video 1. 안녕. / 안녕하세요. 2. 안녕히 계세요. / 안녕히 가세요. 3. 수고하세요. / 수고하셨습니다. 4. 뭐 해? / 뭐 하세요? 5. 배고파. / 배고파요. 6. 뭐 먹을까? / 뭐 먹을까요? 7. 잘 먹겠습니다. 8. 잘 먹었습니다. 9. 여보세요? 10. 진짜? / 진짜요? 11. 당연하지. / 당연하죠. 12. 대박! 13. 미안해. / 죄송합니다. 14. 시간 있어? / 시간 괜찮으세요? 15. 얼마예요? 16. 저기요! 17. 이거 주세요. 18. 오늘 날씨 진짜 좋다. / 오늘 날씨 진짜 좋네요. 19. 좋아! / 좋아요! 20. 내일 봐. / 내일 봬요.

Hyunwoo flew out to meet Korean learners at the National University of Singapore last week. We were invited by the Korean embassy in Singapore to give a talk on the topic of Korean culture and learning Korean. One of the questions he got during the Q&A sessions was about how to motivate yourself to continue learning. Hyunwoo shares his answer through this video. Thank you to the Korean embassy in Singapore for making this event possible, to the NUS social media team for the interview opportunity and footage, and to everybody in the audience for attending the talk! audience footage credit http://instagram.com/NUS_singapore  

Even if you are an absolute beginner in the Korean language, if you speak English, you already know a lot of Korean words automatically. You just have to understand how these words are pronounced in Korean! Korean Fluency Made Fun http://talktomeinkorean.com Store: http://talktomeinkorean.com/store Curriculum: http://talktomeinkorean.com/curriculum Test Your Korean: http://talktomeinkorean.com/level-test  

Do you know how to say “new” in Korean? If you only know 새 (which has the same spelling and pronunciation as the word for “bird”), there are actually two more that you need to know about: 새로운 and 새로. Here are the examples used in this video: 새 집 a new house 새로 지은 집 a newly built house 오래된 집 an old house 오래된 컴퓨터 an old computer 새 컴퓨터 a new computer 새로워요. It’s new. 이거 새로워요. This is new and fresh. 새로운 접근 approach 새로운 시각 new perspective 새로운 방식/방법 new method 새 친구 new friend 새로 사귄 친구 a friend that I newly made 새 책 a new book 새로 받은 책 a book that I newly received 새 맛집 a new good restaurant 새로 찾은 맛집 a good restaurant that I newly discovered Korean Fluency Made Fun https://talktomeinkorean.com Store: http://talktomeinkorean.com/store Curriculum: http://talktomeinkorean.com/curriculum Test Your Korean: http://talktomeinkorean.com/level-test  

This video course is based on the book Easy Korean Reading For Beginners and in the lessons included in the course, we break down every single line and explain all the little details for you. Here’s a sample of one of the 30 lessons in the video course. Add this course to your TTMIK Learning Center: https://talktomeinkorean.com/products/detail/96 Take the course on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/easykoreanreading  

At TTMIK we teach the Korean language as it is spoken in South Korea, but the language spoken in North Korea is not entirely different. There are, however, still some differences you can immediately notice between the two styles of the Korean language, so we decided to give the North Korean language a try with our friend Joseph Park from North Korea. Our American friend Kris Johnson, with whom we made an interview video before, also joined Cassie. Enjoy! Kris Johnson http://instagram.com/soodakris/ Korean Fluency Made Fun http://talktomeinkorean.com Store: http://talktomeinkorean.com/store Curriculum: http://talktomeinkorean.com/curriculum Test Your Korean: http://talktomeinkorean.com/level-test  

Get your Audio & Video course: http://talktomeinkorean.com/store With the launch of our redesigned website, we now have what we call Audio Courses and Video Courses. We’ve reorganized and regrouped our existing lessons together in a more systematic way and also added a lot of new contents. To use the audio and video courses, go to the Curriculum page and find a course you want to take. Both for free courses and paid courses, when click on the plus icon, you will see a simple course introduction page, and from there, you can add the course to your learning center. Within the Learning Center, you can click on the Continue Learning button to start learning. If it’s your very first time opening the course, it will take you to the first lesson. And later that day or the next day, when you go back to the Learning Center and press “Continue Learning” in the same course, you will be automatically directed to the next lesson to study with. Find the new site at the same web address: http://talktomeinkorean.com Store: http://talktomeinkorean.com/store Curriculum: http://talktomeinkorean.com/curriculum Test Your Korean: http://talktomeinkorean.com/level-test  

Take the course on TTMIK: https://talktomeinkorean.com/products/detail/96 Take the course on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/easykoreanreading This video course is based on the book Easy Korean Reading For Beginners and in the lessons included in the course, we break down every single line and explain all the little details for you. You can learn a lot of detailed information and how each sentence is formed by watching the video lessons. Book: http://talktomeinkorean.com/products/detail/95  

Find the new site at the same web address: http://talktomeinkorean.com Store: http://talktomeinkorean.com/store Curriculum: http://talktomeinkorean.com/curriculum Test Your Korean: http://talktomeinkorean.com/level-test We are very excited to show you our new website. We have been working tirelessly for the past several months to bring you a better system and platform where you can learn Korean more efficiently. The new site is based on the two major concepts: Learning Center and Curriculum. The Learning Center is where you add all the materials you want to study with, and Curriculum is where you find what to study next. Every time you come back to the site, you will know exactly what you have been studying with and where to go next. The site is very new, so please understand that some minor bugs might be found here and there. Your feedback will be very much appreciated in terms of how we can improve the site even further! We have a lot of new features coming to the site over the next few months, so please stay connected! 톡투미인코리안의 새로운 웹사이트가 드디어 문을 열었습니다. 지난 몇달 동안 정말 열심히 준비한 웹사이트인데요, 여러분이 한국어를 더 효과적으로 공부할 수 있도록 많은 공을 들여서 만들었어요. 기본적으로 러닝센터(Learning Center)와 커리큘럼(Curriculum)이라는 두 가지 개념을 토대로 구성된 사이트예요. 여러분이 공부를 하기 위해서 ‘추가’한 학습 콘텐츠는 모두 러닝센터에서 찾으실 수 있고, 새로운 학습 콘텐츠는 커리큘럼에서 검색해서 추가할 수 있습니다. 앞으로도 새로운 기능들이 많이 추가될 예정이니 많은 이용 부탁드려요!  

You often see the words 그 and 그녀 used to refer to “he” and “she” respectively, but that is only in written text. If you say 그 or 그녀 in spoken Korean, you will sound very unnatural or too formal or poetic. Then how DO you actually talk about someone as “he” or “she” in Korean? You use the person’s name or title. In this video lesson, teacher Hyunwoo explains why you shouldn’t actually use the words 그 or 그녀 in spoken Korean.  

In today’s Korean Study Hacks video, Cassie will tell you how to find the right reading material for you and how to read effectively for maximum learning. -------------------------------------------------------------------- Get our reading materials Easy Korean Reading For Beginners: https://goo.gl/sssgSX Can I Call The Police? (신고해도 되나요?): https://goo.gl/nTCCDf The Restaurant Of The Family That Hates Reading (안읽어 씨 가족과 책 요리점): https://goo.gl/A9GXiR -------------------------------------------------------------------- You can also find her other stuck hack videos down below: 3 Ways To Improve Your Listening Skills (Korean Study Hacks) https://youtu.be/MWMCqNLPOIE How To Improve Your Korean Speaking (Korean Study Hacks) https://youtu.be/WNJg5g2ajIs Using the Naver Dictionary App (Korean Study Hacks) https://youtu.be/KcPPllmx-Rc  

Minsong (Kyeong-eun’s daughter) and Joon (Hyunwoo’s son) were born in the same year, just like Kyeong-eun and Hyunwoo are of the same age, so they are 동갑 친구 (friends of the same age in Korean). We invited the two kids to the TTMIK office and had them do some fun activities! We hope you enjoy watching them play as well as learning some words and phrases they are using in this video!  

Korean verbs come at the very end of sentences, so without knowing how to conjugate a certain verb into appropriate tenses, you can’t complete your Korean sentences. We hope you find this video useful and also check out our Korean Verbs Guide book and Listen & Repeat Audio Course on our store! Korean Verbs Guide book: https://goo.gl/hXwzLK Listen & Repeat Audio Course: https://goo.gl/SDRtsK Verbs introduced in this video: 0:37 가다 to go 1:29 오다 to come 2:01 하다 to do 2:32 먹다 to eat 3:08 보다 to look, to see 3:43 자다 to sleep 4:14 사다 to buy 4:46 일어나다 to wake up 5:42 입다 to wear, to put on 5:57 있다 to be there, to have, to exist 6:32 없다 to be not there, to not have, to not exist 7:08 쉽다 to be easy 7:41 어렵다 to be difficult 8:20 춥다 to be cold 8:55 덥다 to be hot 9:32 귀엽다 to be cute 10:08 좋다 to like 10:39 싸다 to be cheap 11:11 비싸다 to be expensive 11:44 만나다 to meet 12:16 놀다 to play, to hang out 12:50 웃다 to smile, to laugh 13:22 물어보다 to ask 13:57 읽다 to read 14:30 듣다 to listen, to hear 15:00 만들다 to make 15:32 기다리다 to wait 16:07 알다 to know 16:39 모르다 to not know 17:12 배우다 to learn  

There are many words in English that can be translated into various ways in Korean, so if you just stick to using one translation you found in a dictionary or in a machine translation service, it might lead to a confusing conversation. In this series with Jooyeon and Cassie, you can learn about English words that can be translated into many different phrases depending on the context. In today’s episode, let’s learn how to naturally say “shame” in Korean.

Many Korean verbs have multiple meanings and usages, and 걸다 is no exception. In this video lesson by Talk To Me In Korean, you can learn how to use 놓다 in various contexts through realistic sample sentences. Examples: 액자를 벽에 걸다 to hang a frame on the wall 귀걸이를 귀에 걸다 to hang an earring on your ear 벽에 그림을 걸었어요. I hung the picture on the wall. 귀걸이를 귀에 걸어요.  Put the earrings on. 옷걸이에 옷을 걸 거예요. I will hang the clothes on the hanger. 내기를 걸다 to bet 친구가 내기에 돈을 걸었어요. My friend placed money in a bet. 내기를 걸어요. I place a bet. 여기에 돈을 걸 거예요? Are you going to make a bet here?   전화 걸다 to make a call. 엄마한테 전화를 걸었어요. I called my mom. 회사로 전화를 걸어요. I call the company. 친구한테 전화를 걸 거예요. I will call my friend.

Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zua2fWqOeWE There are many words in English that can be translated into various ways in Korean, so if you just stick to using one translation you found in a dictionary or in a machine translation service, it might lead to a confusing conversation. In this series with Jooyeon and Cassie, you can learn about English words that can be translated into many different phrases depending on the context. In today’s episode, let’s learn how to naturally say “depend” in Korean.

Many Korean verbs have multiple meanings and usages, and 놓다 is no exception. In this video lesson by Talk To Me In Korean, you can learn how to use 놓다 in various contexts through realistic sample sentences. Examples: 손잡이를 놓다 to let go of the handrail 손잡이를 놓지 마세요. 위험해요. Don’t let go of the handrail. It’s dangerous. 이 손 놔. Let go of my hand.   책상 위에 컵을 놓다 to set a cup on a desk 이 컵 어디에 놓을까요? Where should I put this cup? 지갑을 놓고 왔어요. I left my wallet. 주연 씨 지갑 소파 위에 놓았어요. Jooyeon, I left your wallet on the sofa.   마음을 놓다 to be at ease 제가 다 할게요. 마음 푹 놓아요. I’ll do everything. You can breathe easy. 마음 놓고, 실컷 놀아요. Relax and have as much fun as you want. 말을 놓다 to lower the level of speech 저한테 말 놓으세요. Speak casually with me. 모두 말을 놓기로 했어요. We decided to speak casually.

There are many words in English that can be translated into various ways in Korean, so if you just stick to using one translation you found in a dictionary or in a machine translation service, it might lead to a confusing conversation. In this series with Jooyeon and Cassie, you can learn about English words that can be translated into many different phrases depending on the context. In today’s episode, let’s learn how to naturally say “depend” in Korean.

Here’s another fun TTMIK interview where you can learn about how someone learned to speak fluent Korean. Kris Johnson is a radio/TV show host from USA doing a lot of broadcasting work here in Korea. Follow Kris on Instagram: http://instagram.com/soodakris

Many Korean verbs have multiple meanings and usages, and 잡다 is no exception. In this video lesson by Talk To Me In Korean, you can learn how to use 잡다 in various contexts through realistic sample sentences.   Examples: 아기가 내 손을 잡았어요. The baby held my hand. 손잡이를 꼭 잡아요. Hold on to the handrail. 밧줄을 잡고 올라가요. Hold the rope and go up. 도둑을 잡다 to catch a thief 나비를 잡다 to catch a butterfly 벌레를 잡다 to catch a bug 도둑을 잡았어요. I caught the thief. 나비를 잡아요. I catch butterflies. 기회를 잡다to seize an opportunity 직장을 잡다 to get a job 드디어 기회를 잡았어요. I finally got an opportunity. 방을 잡아요. Get an apartment. 직장을 빨리 잡을 거예요. I will quickly get a job. 날짜를 잡다 to set a date 자리를 잡다 to get a seat   결혼식 날짜를 잡았어요. I set a date for the wedding. 자리를 빨리 잡아요. Hurry and grab a seat. 택시를 잡다to grab a taxi   택시를 잡아요. Hail a taxi. 택시 잡기 힘들었어요. It was difficult to grab a taxi.

There are many words in English that can be translated into various ways in Korean, so if you just stick to using one translation you found in a dictionary or in a machine translation service, it might lead to a confusing conversation. In this series with Jooyeon and Cassie, you can learn about English words that can be translated into many different phrases depending on the context. In today’s episode, let’s learn how to naturally say “sick” in Korean.

Level 2 Lesson 22: http://talktomeinkorean.com/lessons/level2lesson22/ Have you heard 좋아하다 and 마음에 들다 being used when people talk about something or someone they like? These two expressions are used in different contexts, and Hyunwoo explains how to use them.

Many Korean verbs have multiple meanings and usages, and 들다 is no exception. In this video lesson by Talk To Me In Korean, you can learn how to use 들다 in various contexts through realistic sample sentences.   Examples: 고개를 들었어요. I raised my head.손을 들어요. I raise my hand.짐을 들었어요. I lifted my luggage. 시간이 들다. To take time.돈이 들다. To take money.힘이 들다. To take energy. 시간이 많이 들었어요.It takes lot of time.돈이 들어요. It takes money.힘이 아주 많이 들 거예요. It will take a whole lot of energy.그 사람 정말 마음에 들었어요. I really like that person.이 지갑 마음에 들어요. I like this wallet.별로 마음에 안 들어요. I don’t really like it.

-(ㄴ/는)다고요 and -(이)라고요 are used when you want to emphasize something that someone or you have said. The basic purpose of this ending is to “quote” or “cite” someone as saying something, but it can be used to repeat and stress what has been said before as well.    Also check out these lessons: Level 5 Lesson 10 http://talktomeinkorean.com/lessons/level-5-lesson-10/  Level 5 Lesson 17 http://talktomeinkorean.com/lessons/level-5-lesson-17/ Level 5 Lesson 19 http://talktomeinkorean.com/lessons/level-5-lesson-19/   가요. = I’m coming. / I’m going. 간다고요. = I said I’m coming. / I said I’m going.   알았어요. = I understood. / I got it. 알았다고요. = I said I got it.    Descriptive verb stem + 다고  ex)  작다 = to be small 작아요. 작다고요. = It’s small. I said it’s small.   아프다 = to hurt 아파요. 아프다고요. = It hurts. I said it hurts.   Action verb stem + -ㄴ/는다고 ex)  모르다 = to not know 몰라요. 모른다고요. = I don’t know. I said I don’t know.   사다 = to buy 안 사요. 안 산다고요. = I am not going to buy it. I said I am not buying it.   먹다 = to eat 먹어요. 먹는다고요. = I’ll eat. I said I’ll eat it.   Past tense action verb + -다고 ex)  사다 = to buy 안 샀어요. 안 샀다고요. = I didn’t buy it. I said I didn’t buy it.   Noun + -(이)라고 ex) 저 = I  저예요. 저라고요. = It’s me. I said it’s me.   Future tense + -라고  ex) 만나다 = to meet 안 만날 거예요. 안 만날 거라고요. = I’m not going to meet them. I said I’m not going to meet them. 

Thanks everyone for participating in our 8th international cover video. This time we sang Fake Love by BTS and we had people participating from 29 different countries. Since there were a lot of people who took part, we did include everyone but we are sorry if you feel like your appearance in the video was too short. We hope to do this more frequently in the future so please participate in our future collaborative cover videos as well!    세계 곳곳에서 TTMIK으로 한국어를 배우시는 분들 중에서 BTS를 좋아하시는 많은 분들이 이번 인터네셔널 커버 영상에 참여해 주셨어요! 총 29개국에 계신 분들이 참여해 주셨는데 빠지신 분 없이 모두 다 영상에 담았습니다. 참여 인원이 많았다 보니 혹시 너무 짧게 나오게 되신 분들도 양해 부탁드려요! 이번이 저희 8번째 인터네셔널 커버 비디오예요. 다음번에도 많은 참여 부탁드립니다! 감사합니다. 

There are many words in English that can be translated into various ways in Korean, so if you just stick to using one translation you found in a dictionary or in a machine translation service, it might lead to a confusing conversation. In this series with Jooyeon and Cassie, you can learn about English words that can be translated into many different phrases depending on the context. In today’s episode, let’s learn how to naturally say “cool” in Korean.

오다 and 가다 are directly translated to “to come” and “to go” in English, but while in English you can say “I’m coming” to someone who is waiting for you to get there, you can’t use the word 오다 in Korean to express the same meaning. 오다 and 가다, and all the other related compound verbs that are introduced in this video lesson by Hyunwoo, are expressed through the perspective of the speaker, not the listener, and that creates a big difference between the usages of 오다/가다 and come/go. 

Many Korean verbs have multiple meanings and usages, and 쓰다 is no exception. In this video lesson by Talk To Me In Korean, you can learn how to use 쓰다 in various contexts through realistic sample sentences.   Examples: 편지를 썼어요. I wrote a letter.칠판에 글씨를 써요. I write on the chalkboard.여기에 제 이름을 쓸 거예요. I will write my name here.추워서 모자를 썼어요. It is cold so I wore a hat.마스크를 써요. I wore a mask.안경을 쓸 거예요. I will wear glasses.비가 와서 우산을 써요. It’s raining so I use an umbrella. 약이 정말 써요. Medicine is really bitter.이 차는 쓴 맛이 나요. This tea has a bitter flavor.약이 조금 쓸 거예요.The medicine will be a little bitter.

The word 모습 can be translated to so many different ways in English and a lot of people have asked us what to make of this word. Here’s a comprehensive lesson on what 모습 means and how to use in real-life sentences. 

There are many words in English that can be translated into various ways in Korean, so if you just stick to using one translation you found in a dictionary or in a machine translation service, it might lead to a confusing conversation. In this series with Jooyeon and Cassie, you can learn about English words that can be translated into many different phrases depending on the context. In today’s episode, let’s learn how to naturally say “worth” in Korean. 

We say sentences like “I met my friends and hung out.” and “I want to go home and just sleep.” all the time. The simplest way to link two actions side by side is using the suffix -고, but sometimes just using -고 is not enough. This lesson will explain how to properly use -고 and -아/어/여서 to naturally express multiple actions that are linked and listed together in one sentence.

Many Korean verbs have multiple meanings and usages, and 먹다 is no exception. In this video lesson by Talk To Me In Korean, you can learn how to use 먹다 in various contexts through realistic sample sentences.   Examples: 밥을 먹다 eat a meal 약을 먹다 take medicine 과자를 먹다 eat snacks   밥 먹었어요? Have you eaten? 약 먹어요. Take medicine. 과자 먹을 거예요. I am going to eat snacks.   마음 먹었어요. I made up my mind. 독하게 마음 먹어요. Steel yourself. (Make up your mind with a firm resolve.) 독하게 마음 먹을 거예요. I will steel myself.   나이를 먹다 to age, to get older 저 나이 정말 많이 먹었어요. I’ve gotten quite old. 네 살 먹은 아이예요. He/she is a four-year-old kid.

There are many words in English that can be translated into various ways in Korean, so if you just stick to using one translation you found in a dictionary or in a machine translation service, it might lead to a confusing conversation. In this series with Jooyeon and Cassie, you can learn about English words that can be translated into many different phrases depending on the context. In today’s episode, let’s learn how to naturally say “upset” in Korean.   

Have you ever wondered why Koreans use social titles even among close family members, calling someone “so-and-so’s father” instead of saying their first name? This phenomenon can be found in other cultures, too, but perhaps this happens more frequently in Korean. There are three possible reasons for this: 1) Literally saying “you” can be more tricky and awkward in Korean if you are speaking formal language. 2) Just using the same title over and over again in many sentences in a row doesn’t bother most people. 3) To an extent, It shows on what the relationship is based and where it was formed. 

Many Korean verbs have multiple meanings and usages, and 시키다 is no exception. In this video lesson by Talk To Me In Korean, you can learn how to use 시키다 in various contexts through realistic sample sentences.   Examples:  피자를 시키다 to order pizza 짜장면을 시키다 to order black bean noodles 도시락을 시키다 to order a lunchbox 아까 피자를 시켰어요. I ordered pizza earlier. 지금 피자를 시켜요. I order pizza now.   청소를 시키다 to have (someone) clean 심부름을 시키다 to have (someone) do errands 아까 선생님이 청소를 시켰어요. Earlier my teacher had me clean. 선생님이 청소를 시켜요. My teacher has me clean. 이따가 선생님이 청소를 시킬 거예요. Later, my teacher will have me clean.

Different countries have different school systems, so it is natural that school life can be different from country to country as well. What are some unique traits of Korean school life and American school life? Kyung-hwa, Cassie, and Jooyeon sat down to talk about this topic in all Korean. The video is only hard-subbed in Korean for your maximum listening practice, but if you want to participate in subtitle translation, you can do so at https://goo.gl/JdHJb3

In this week’s Situational Korean Quiz video, you will see two people interacting in Korean when they bump into each other in the street. Check if you can find the most natural Korean phrase for each situation.

In today’s Korean Q&A video, Hyunwoo will introduce and explain the differences between various Korean verbs that can be translated to “to look” or “to watch” in English. Watch the lesson to check if you can use these words in real-life situations. We hope you enjoy this lesson and let us know if you have any other questions!     

You can learn a lot of new Korean words very quickly by learning new Hanja, which are Chinese characters used in the Korean language. Through this video series, we will introduce one Hanja character at a time and show you how Hanja can help you understand new words you encounter in Korean! Get your own copy of Your First Hanja Guide https://goo.gl/krLvXo

Here is this week’s Korean dictation test for you! Listen carefully to what you hear in the video and see if you can write everything down. We have easy, normal and hard questions in one video.    

In this week’s Situational Korean Quiz video, you will see two people interacting in Korean when one person is asking the other person, a stranger, to take a photo of herself. Check if you can find the most natural Korean phrase for each situation.

You can learn a lot of new Korean words very quickly by learning new Hanja, which are Chinese characters used in the Korean language. Through this video series, we will introduce one Hanja character at a time and show you how Hanja can help you understand new words you encounter in Korean! Get your own copy of Your First Hanja Guide https://goo.gl/krLvXo  

Here is this week’s Korean dictation test for you! Listen carefully to what you hear in the video and see if you can write everything down. We have easy, normal and hard questions in one video.  

In today’s Language Challenge video, Kyung-hwa and Jooyeon sat down with Quan from Vietname and tried learning some basic phrases in Vietnamese : ) Quan is the co-founder of SAY. ( http://sayspeaking.com )   Watch more Language Challenge videos here! (playlist) http://bit.ly/2Hb3xqi 

What do you think about personal space in Korea? Have you ever felt uncomfortable because of relatively small personal bubbles that you’ve experienced in Korea? Kyung-hwa, Cassie, and Seokjin sat down to talk about this topic in all Korean. The video is only hard-subbed in Korean for your maximum listening practice, but if you want to participate in subtitle translation, you can do so at https://goo.gl/JdHJb3

In this week’s Situational Korean Quiz video, you will see two people interacting in Korean when one person is breaking up with someone and the other person is reacting to the situation. Check if you can find the most natural Korean phrase for each situation.

In today’s Korean Q&A video, Hyunwoo will explain the differences between 힘들다, 어렵다 and 피곤하다. Watch the lesson to check if you’ve been using these words correctly. We hope you enjoy this lesson and let us know if you have any other questions! 

You can learn a lot of new Korean words very quickly by learning new Hanja, which are Chinese characters used in the Korean language. Through this video series, we will introduce one Hanja character at a time and show you how Hanja can help you understand new words you encounter in Korean!    Get your own copy of Your First Hanja Guide  https://goo.gl/krLvXo

Here is this week’s Korean dictation test for you! Listen carefully to what you hear in the video and see if you can write everything down. We have easy, normal and hard questions in one video.

Have you ever wondered why so many Korean people ask one another how old they are when they get to know each other a little bit better? Kyeong-eun, Cassie, and Hyunwoo sat down to talk about this topic in all Korean. The video is only hard-subbed in Korean for your maximum listening practice, but if you want to participate in subtitle translation, you can do so at https://goo.gl/JdHJb3

In this week’s Situational Korean Quiz video, you will see two people interacting in Korean when one person is ordering coffee and the other person is taking the order. Check if you can find the most natural Korean phrase for each situation.

In today’s Korean Q&A video, Hyunwoo will introduce some common spelling mistakes made by Korean native speakers. We hope you enjoy this lesson and let us know if you have any other questions! 

You can learn a lot of new Korean words very quickly by learning new Hanja, which are Chinese characters used in the Korean language. Through this video series, we will introduce one Hanja character at a time and show you how Hanja can help you understand new words you encounter in Korean!    Get your own copy of Your First Hanja Guide  https://goo.gl/krLvXo

Here is this week’s Korean dictation test for you! Listen carefully to what you hear in the video and see if you can write everything down. We have easy, normal and hard questions in one video.    

Drinking in Korea can be a lot of fun but also intimidating for many people who are new to the atmosphere. Kyeong-eun, Cassie, and Jooyeon went to have a few drinks to talk about this topic in all Korean. The video is only hard-subbed in Korean for your maximum listening practice, but if you want to participate in subtitle translation, you can do so at https://goo.gl/JdHJb3

In this week’s Situational Korean Quiz video, you will see two people interacting in Korean when one person is not feeling well and the other person is worried. Check if you can find the most natural Korean phrase for each situation.   You will find more Situational Korean Quiz videos here: (playlist) https://goo.gl/VqdWSu

Watch Part. 1 video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-suVeya4UU In today’s Korean Q&A video, Hyunwoo will introduce some common spelling mistakes made by Korean native speakers. We hope you enjoy this lesson and let us know if you have any other questions!  

You can learn a lot of new Korean words very quickly by learning new Hanja, which are Chinese characters used in the Korean language. Through this video series, we will introduce one Hanja character at a time and show you how Hanja can help you understand new words you encounter in Korean!    Get your own copy of Your First Hanja Guide  https://goo.gl/krLvXo

Here is this week’s Korean dictation test for you! Listen carefully to what you hear in the video and see if you can write everything down. We have easy, normal and hard questions in one video.  

Pansori is a traditional Korean music genre of musical storytelling. Teacher Kyung-hwa sat down with Eun-Kyeong Min, who is a professional Pansori artist in Korea. Learn more about how she got started and what it’s like to do Pansori as a profession.    For more TTMIK interviews, click here: (playlist)  https://goo.gl/5KfkK9   Eun-Kyeong’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBu28twY3vTJD4wHAMQ_Oig/videos

In this week’s Situational Korean Quiz video, you will see two people interacting in Korean when two people are having lunch together. Check if you can find the most natural Korean phrase for each situation.   You will find more Situational Korean Quiz videos here: (playlist) https://goo.gl/VqdWSu

In today’s Korean Q&A video, Hyunwoo will introduce what 다니다 means and why people say 다녀올게요 when they are about to go somewhere. We hope you enjoy this lesson and let us know if you have any other questions!    TTMIK Level 3 Lesson 6 (difference between -(으)ㄹ게요 and -(으)ㄹ 거예요  http://talktomeinkorean.com/lessons/level-3-lesson-6/

You can learn a lot of new Korean words very quickly by learning new Hanja, which are Chinese characters used in the Korean language. Through this video series, we will introduce one Hanja character at a time and show you how Hanja can help you understand new words you encounter in Korean!    Get your own copy of Your First Hanja Guide  https://goo.gl/krLvXo

Here is this week’s Korean dictation test for you! Listen carefully to what you hear in the video and see if you can write everything down. We have easy, normal and hard questions in one video.  

If you are living in Korea now or if you’ve lived in Korea before, what are something unique things you noticed about housing in Korea in general? Kyeong-eun, Cassie, and Seokjin sat down to talk about this topic in all Korean. The video is only hard-subbed in Korean for your maximum listening practice, but if you want to participate in subtitle translation, you can do so at https://goo.gl/JdHJb3

In this week’s Situational Korean Quiz video, you will see two people interacting in Korean when one person is late. Check if you can find the most natural Korean phrase for each situation.   You will find more Situational Korean Quiz videos here: (playlist) https://goo.gl/VqdWSu

In today’s Korean Q&A video, Hyunwoo will introduce some common spelling mistakes made by Korean native speakers. We hope you enjoy this lesson and let us know if you have any other questions!    Watch more Korean Q&A videos here! (playlist) https://goo.gl/r83hFH  

You can learn a lot of new Korean words very quickly by learning new Hanja, which are Chinese characters used in the Korean language. Through this video series, we will introduce one Hanja character at a time and show you how Hanja can help you understand new words you encounter in Korean!    Get your own copy of Your First Hanja Guide  https://goo.gl/krLvXo

Here is this week’s Korean dictation test for you! Listen carefully to what you hear in the video and see if you can write everything down. We have easy, normal and hard questions in one video.    

In today’s Language Challenge video, Kyung-hwa and Jooyeon sat down with Sofie from Denmark (we posted an interview with her before) and tried learning some basic phrases in Danish : )    Watch more Language Challenge videos here! (playlist) http://bit.ly/2Hb3xqi    Our interview with Sofie:  https://youtu.be/49qg36PFhWg    Follow Sofie on her blog and Instagram http://www.sofietokorea.com http://instagram.com/sohee314

In this week’s Situational Korean Quiz video, you will see two people interacting in Korean when one person is answering the phone. Check if you can find the most natural Korean phrase for each situation.   You will find more Situational Korean Quiz videos here: (playlist) https://goo.gl/VqdWSu

In today’s Korean Q&A video, Hyunwoo will explain the differences between 뭐, 무슨, 어떤 and 어느. We hope you enjoy this lesson and let us know if you have any other questions!    Watch more Korean Q&A videos here! (playlist) https://goo.gl/r83hFH

You can learn a lot of new Korean words very quickly by learning new Hanja, which are Chinese characters used in the Korean language. Through this video series, we will introduce one Hanja character at a time and show you how Hanja can help you understand new words you encounter in Korean!    Get your own copy of Your First Hanja Guide  https://goo.gl/krLvXo

Here is this week’s Korean dictation test for you! Listen carefully to what you hear in the video and see if you can write everything down. We have easy, normal and hard questions in one video.  

Sharing food is very common in Korea. Sharing is good, of course, except when you don’t think you need to share your personal snacks or meals. What do you think? Hyunwoo, Cassie, and Seokjin sat down to talk about this topic in all Korean. The video is only hard-subbed in Korean for your maximum listening practice, but if you want to participate in subtitle translation, you can do so at https://goo.gl/JdHJb3 

In this week’s Situational Korean Quiz video, you will see two people interacting in Korean when one person is visiting the other person. Check if you can find the most natural Korean phrase for each situation.   You will find more Situational Korean Quiz videos here: (playlist) https://goo.gl/VqdWSu

In today’s Korean Q&A video, Hyunwoo will introduce how to say “stay” in natural Korean in various contexts. We hope you enjoy this lesson and let us know if you have any other questions!    Watch more Korean Q&A videos here! (playlist) https://goo.gl/r83hFH

You can learn a lot of new Korean words very quickly by learning new Hanja, which are Chinese characters used in the Korean language. Through this video series, we will introduce one Hanja character at a time and show you how Hanja can help you understand new words you encounter in Korean!    Get your own copy of Your First Hanja Guide  https://goo.gl/krLvXo

Here is this week’s Korean dictation test for you! Listen carefully to what you hear in the video and see if you can write everything down. We have easy, normal and hard questions in one video.  

Sofie (소희) is from Denmark and a long-time TTMIK student. She’s teaching economics at Sogang University here in Korea. Kyeong-eun sat down with her to hear her story about how she came to Korea and how she studied Korean.    Follow Sofie on her blog and Instagram  http://www.sofietokorea.com http://instagram.com/sohee314

Philip is from Germany and is currently acting in Korean plays. We sat down with him to talk about how he studied Korean and how he ended up acting in Korea!    Philip’s YouTube channel  https://goo.gl/7VXejR    More interviews by TTMIK https://goo.gl/xcqcpK

In this week’s Situational Korean Quiz video, you will see two people interacting in Korean when one person is visiting the other person. Check if you can find the most natural Korean phrase for each situation.   You will find more Situational Korean Quiz videos here: (playlist) https://goo.gl/VqdWSu

You can learn a lot of new Korean words very quickly by learning new Hanja, which are Chinese characters used in the Korean language. Through this video series, we will introduce one Hanja character at a time and show you how Hanja can help you understand new words you encounter in Korean!    Get your own copy of Your First Hanja Guide  https://goo.gl/krLvXo

Here is this week’s Korean dictation test for you! Listen carefully to what you hear in the video and see if you can write everything down. We have easy, normal and hard questions in one video.  

Our spring sale starts now! And it will end on March 29, 2018. Use the coupon code “ 2018spring “ to get 10% off on all order or the coupon code “ 2018spring20 “ to get 15% off for orders of $20 or more.

In today’s Korean Study Hacks video, our very own Cassie will tell you about three different types of material that you can use to improve your Korean listening skills. You can find the links to the stuff she mentions in this video down below. You can also watch her previous study hack video here (about vocabulary): https://youtu.be/KcPPllmx-Rc    Korean dramas http://dramafever.com http://viki.com    Korean podcasts http://podbbang.com    Cassie’s song recommendations  사람의 마음 by 장기하와 얼굴들 https://youtu.be/z_pqa36VHz8   별걸 다 기억하는 남자 by 노영심 https://youtu.be/fbqdiH20jBw  쏘쏘 by 백아연 https://youtu.be/BbQG-S4mU0U  인턴 by 옥상달빛 https://youtu.be/zdsKAOaOUV0 

In this week’s Korean ASMR video, Jooyeon will tell you a Korean folk tale called 금도끼 은도끼 (Golden Axe, Silver Axe). This is our last episode in this season of ASMR videos with Jooyeon : ) 

Watch all of our Buzzwords videos: https://goo.gl/tpH8Vu   금사빠?! What the heck does that mean?! Cassie explains this fun expression, but how did this expression come about?Learn what this actually means and where you can see it used. Did you guess the meaning of this expression correctly? Do you have any buzzword suggestions? Let us know in the comments!

Both 하면 and 한다면 are often translated as “if (you) do (something)” but what is the difference? Why is it that you get to see 한다면 in more poetic contexts? Find out why and how to use -(ㄴ/는)다면 in today’s video lesson with Hyunwoo. 

Accompanying e-book for this video series: https://goo.gl/YBSi9s (Get full transcripts + translations + more sample sentences)   This intermediate lesson covers the phrase 비행기 태우다. What could this phrase mean? Kyeong-eun and Kyung-hwa explain it using only Korean, with *only* Korean subtitles! So keep your ears open and follow along for a deeper understanding of this phrase.   All of our intermediate lessons: https://goo.gl/KyS1Lc

This week’s Korean challenge is another tongue twister mission! Please try saying everything out loud yourself!     Here are the sentences used in this video:   1. 고려고 교복 2. 한영 양장점 3. 담당 편집장 4. 새 쇠 철창살 5. 혈관신경성

In this week’s Korean ASMR video, Jooyeon is joined by Kyung-hwa to discuss some Korean dad jokes (아재 개그) together. 아재 is a friendly term for 아저씨 and 개그 means gag or joke. Listen to Jooyeon introduce some jokes and try to guess the answer to her questions! Tune in every Friday to watch a new episode of Korean Soft Spoken ASMR with Jooyeon. We’ll use various types of material and topics to talk about, and we are open to suggestions as to what Jooyeon can talk about in her future videos in this series.

Watch all of our Buzzwords videos: https://goo.gl/tpH8Vu   한글 패치?! What the heck does that mean?! Cassie explains this fun expression, frequently used to talk about someone who is very good at Korean. Learn what this actually means and where you can see it used. Did you guess the meaning of this expression correctly? Do you have any buzzword suggestions? Let us know in the comments!

Accompanying e-book for this video series: https://goo.gl/YBSi9s (Get full transcripts + translations + more sample sentences)   This intermediate lesson covers the phrase 입만 아프다. What could this phrase mean? Kyeong-eun and Kyung-hwa explain it using only Korean, with *only* Korean subtitles! So keep your ears open and follow along for a deeper understanding of this phrase.   All of our intermediate lessons: https://goo.gl/KyS1Lc

Test your Korean listening skills and dictation skills with this video challenge with Jooyeon! Pause the video if you can after you hear each recording and try to write down each set of words as accurately as possible. Tune in every Monday to watch a new Korean challenge video that you can participate in!

We sat down with our friend Colin Marshall who is an American essayist and broadcaster currently living in Korea. We asked him how he learned to speak fluent Korean and how he got to meet a lot of people and also generally what he does for a living. We filmed this video last summer so please note that many months have already passed from the time of this interview.    Follow Colin’s activities here: http://blog.colinmarshall.org  https://twitter.com/colinmarshall 

In this week’s Korean ASMR video, Jooyeon will introduce some idiomatic phrases including 바람, which by itself means wind. Tune in every Friday to watch a new episode of Korean Soft Spoken ASMR with Jooyeon. We’ll use various types of material and topics to talk about, and we are open to suggestions as to what Jooyeon can talk about in her future videos in this series.

Watch all of our Buzzwords videos: https://goo.gl/tpH8Vu   덕업일치?! What the heck does that mean?! Cassie explains this fun expression, frequently used to talk about a job that’s related to what you love as a hobby or as a fan. Learn what this actually means and where you can see it used. Did you guess the meaning of this expression correctly? Do you have any buzzword suggestions? Let us know in the comments!

추천하다 means “to recommend” and 권하다 also means “to recommend”. But how are they different? 추천하다 is for recommending things in general, whereas 권하다 can be when you are offering something to eat or drink as well. Learn more about these two very useful verbs in this video lesson with Hyunwoo. 

This intermediate lesson covers the phrase 잠수를 타다 What could this strange phrase mean? Kyeong-eun and Kyung-hwa explain it using only Korean, with *only* Korean subtitles! So keep your ears open and follow along for a deeper understanding of this phrase.   All of our intermediate lessons: https://goo.gl/KyS1Lc

This week’s Korean challenge is about describing some everyday actions. These actions themselves are quite simple, but can be challenging for language learners to learn. Tune in every Monday to watch a new Korean challenge video that you can participate in!

In this week’s Korean ASMR video, Jooyeon will introduce some onomatopoeia words and mimetic words in the Korean language. Tune in every Friday to watch a new episode of Korean Soft Spoken ASMR with Jooyeon. We’ll use various types of material and topics to talk about, and we are open to suggestions as to what Jooyeon can talk about in her future videos in this series.

Watch all of our Buzzwords videos: https://goo.gl/tpH8Vu   프사?! What the heck does that mean?! Cassie explains this fun expression, frequently used to talk about a kind of photo. Learn what this actually means and where you can see it used.Did you guess the meaning of this expression correctly? Do you have any buzzword suggestions? Let us know in the comments!

할 수 있다 means “can do” and 할 줄 알다 also means “can do”, but you can think of 할 수 있다 more as “it is possible to do” or “there is a way to do” something, whereas 할 줄 알다 is closer to “to know how to do” something. Learn how to use the two expressions naturally in actual sentences through this video with Hyunwoo. 

Accompanying e-book for this video series: https://goo.gl/YBSi9s (Get full transcripts + translations + more sample sentences)   This intermediate lesson covers the phrase 뒷북 치다. What could this phrase mean? Kyeong-eun and Kyung-hwa explain it using only Korean, with *only* Korean subtitles! So keep your ears open and follow along for a deeper understanding of this phrase.   All of our intermediate lessons: https://goo.gl/KyS1Lc

In Korea, wishing someone a happy new year is repeated in (usually) February when the lunar new year comes around. So you can say that this phrase, 새해 복 많이 받으세요. (= Happy New Year.), is said at least twice as much in Korea as in other parts of the world! Please try saying it out loud yourself! Tune in every Monday to watch a new Korean challenge video that you can participate in!

In this week’s Korean ASMR video, Jooyeon will talk about some famous quotes and introduce how they can be translated into Korean. Tune in every Friday to watch a new episode of Korean Soft Spoken ASMR with Jooyeon. We’ll use various types of material and topics to talk about, and we are open to suggestions as to what Jooyeon can talk about in her future videos in this series.   Watch all of Jooyeon’s ASMR videos here: https://goo.gl/jt87Xc

아아?! What the heck does that mean?! Cassie explains this phrase, which is the abbreviation of two words, as strange as it may sound. Have you seen it in use before? Did you guess the meaning of this expression correctly? Do you have any buzzword suggestions? Let us know in the comments!

한 번 literally means “one time” whereas 한번 is used when you are talking about “giving something a try”. Learn more about this rule and some other examples with this video lesson with Hyunwoo.    For more Korean Q&A videos like this one,  go to http://talktomeinkorean.com/qna/

This intermediate lesson covers the phrase 깨가 쏟아지다. What could this phrase mean? Kyeong-eun and Kyung-hwa explain it using only Korean, with *only* Korean subtitles! So keep your ears open and follow along for a deeper understanding of this phrase.  

This week’s Korean challenge is a tongue twister mission! Jooyeon gave the other TTMIK members some difficult tongue twister sentences to read out loud. Who do you think did the best job? Please try saying everything out lout yourself! Tune in every Monday to watch a new Korean challenge video that you can participate in!   Here are the sentences used in this video:  서울특별시 특허허가과 허가과장 허 과장 저기 저 뜀틀이 내가 뛸 뜀틀인가 내가 안 뛸 뜀틀인가? 된장 공장 주방장과 김 공장 주방장은 박 주방장이고 마늘 공장 주방장과 파 공장 주방장은 곽 주방장이다. 경찰청 철창살은 외철창살이고 검찰청 철창살은 쌍철창살이다. 저 분은 백 법학 박사이고 이 분은 박 법학 박사이다. 박범복 군은 밤 벚꽃 놀이를 가고 방범복 양은 낮 벚꽃 놀이를 간다.   Watch all of our Weekly Korean Challenge videos here: https://goo.gl/UK9Tkf

In this week’s Korean ASMR video, Jooyeon will tell you about some interesting Korean proverbs that translated similarly into English. Tune in every Friday to watch a new episode of Korean Soft Spoken ASMR with Jooyeon. We’ll use various types of material and topics to talk about, and we are open to suggestions as to what Jooyeon can talk about in her future videos in this series.   Watch all of Jooyeon’s ASMR videos here: https://goo.gl/jt87Xc

Watch all of our Buzzwords videos: https://goo.gl/tpH8Vu   개이득?! What the heck does that mean?! Cassie explains this fun expression, frequently used to describe a “benefit” or some “gain” that you were able to have unexpectedly. Learn how you can use this in real-life situations through this video lesson by Cassie. Have you seen it in use before? Did you guess the meaning of this expression correctly? Do you have any buzzword suggestions? Let us know in the comments!

Coconut is written in Korean as 코코넛, the Internet is written as 인터넷, and robot is written as 로봇, all with ㅅ at the end instead of ㅌ. Why is ㅌ, which is roughly more similar to “t” than ㅅ, not used in these words? Hyunwoo answers this question in today’s Q&A video.    For more Korean Q&A videos like this one,  go to http://talktomeinkorean.com/qna/

Learn even more with the accompanying printable e-book for This intermediate lesson covers the phrase 귀가 얇다. What could this phrase mean? Kyeong-eun and Kyung-hwa explain it using only Korean, with *only* Korean subtitles! So keep your ears open and follow along for a deeper understanding of this phrase.  

How do you say “I will see you tomorrow.” in Korean? Let us think about it together and solve the quiz! Learn some of the most natural ways to say this greeting in Korean through this Weekly Korean Challenge video. Tune in every Monday to watch a new Korean challenge video that you can participate in!   Watch all of our Weekly Korean Challenge videos here: https://goo.gl/UK9Tkf

Exactly 30 years after Seoul Olympic Games in 1988, Korea is finally hosting another Olympic Games event, this time in PyeongChang. Unlike the metropolitan city of Seoul, which is also the capital city of South Korea, PyeongChang has not been a place widely known around the world. So for everyone who is interested in watching the PyeongChang Winter Olympics and Paralympic Winter Games, we’ve prepared this video to show you where the county of PyeongChang is located in relation to other cities that you might already know.    Find more info about PyeongChang 2018 here: https://www.pyeongchang2018.com/en/index

In this week’s Korean ASMR video, Jooyeon will tell you a well-known Korean folktale called 요술 맷돌 (The Magic Millstone). Tune in every Friday to watch a new episode of Korean Soft Spoken ASMR with Jooyeon. We’ll use various types of material and topics to talk about, and we are open to suggestions as to what Jooyeon can talk about in her future videos in this series.   Watch all of Jooyeon’s ASMR videos here: https://goo.gl/jt87Xc   Download our Korean folktales and Aesop’s fables e-book: https://goo.gl/3W74xS

Watch all of our Buzzwords videos: https://goo.gl/tpH8Vu   안물안궁?! What the heck does that mean?!Cassie explains this fun expression, and you can learn how to use this in a text chat or in a hashtag through this video lesson. Have you seen it in use before? Did you guess the meaning of this expression correctly? Do you have any buzzword suggestions? Let us know in the comments!

Today’s question is about the meaning and various usages of the word 좀, which is originally a shortened version of 조금. But in actual usages, 좀 can have some meanings that 조금 doesn’t have. Can you guess what those are? Learn about it through this video lesson with Hyunwoo.    For more Korean Q&A videos like this one,  go to http://talktomeinkorean.com/qna/

This intermediate lesson covers the phrase 오리발 내밀다 What could this strange phrase mean? Kyeong-eun and Kyung-hwa explain it using only Korean, with *only* Korean subtitles! So keep your ears open and follow along for a deeper understanding of this phrase.   All of our intermediate lessons: https://goo.gl/KyS1Lc

Test your Korean listening skills with this video challenge where Kyung-hwa gives you the pronunciation of each of the Winter Olympic sport names in Korean! All of the 15 sport names are actually based on English and is almost the same except with a Korean pronunciation. 

Get our book “Real-Life Korean Conversations: Intermediate” here: https://goo.gl/ZDziDi   In how many different ways can you say roughly the same thing? As you become more fluent in Korean, this number will naturally increase gradually, but it is also a good idea to deliberately practice expressing the same idea in as many different ways as possible. We help you do exactly that through our book, Real-Life Korean Conversations: Intermediate. If you are a beginner learner, we have a conversation book for beginners, too, right here: https://goo.gl/Ci9Kav

In this week’s Korean ASMR video, Jooyeon will tell you the well-known Aesop’s fable The Boy Who Cried Wolf (양치기 소년). Tune in every Friday to watch a new episode of Korean Soft Spoken ASMR with Jooyeon. We’ll use various types of material and topics to talk about, and we are open to suggestions as to what Jooyeon can talk about in her future videos in this series.   Watch all of Jooyeon’s ASMR videos here: https://goo.gl/jt87Xc   Download our Korean folktales and Aesop’s fables e-book: https://goo.gl/3W74xS

단호박?! What the heck does that mean?! Cassie explains this fun expression, frequently used to describe a situation where someone says a flat-out “No." Have you seen it in use before? Did you guess the meaning of this expression correctly? Do you have any buzzword suggestions? Let us know in the comments!   Watch all of our Buzzwords videos: https://goo.gl/tpH8Vu    

Today’s question is about how to say “what if” in Korean. There are mainly three different ways you can say this that Hyunwoo introduces in this video lesson. One is -으면 어떡해요?, another is -으면 어떡하죠? and the other is 그러니까, 만약 그러면 어떡해요? Learn how these different phrases work slightly differently by watching this video lesson.    For more Korean Q&A videos like this one,  go to http://talktomeinkorean.com/qna/

This intermediate lesson covers the phrase 발이 넓다 What could this strange phrase mean? Kyeong-eun and Kyung-hwa explain it using only Korean, with *only* Korean subtitles! So keep your ears open and follow along for a deeper understanding of this phrase.  

Test your Korean listening skills and dictation skills with this video challenge with Jooyeon! Pause the video if you can after you hear each recording and try to write down each set of words as accurately as possible. Tune in every Monday to watch a new Korean challenge video that you can participate in! Video filmed & edited by Seokjin Jin https://www.instagram.com/seokjin82 Free Korean lessons: http://talktomeinkorean.com Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik

In this week’s Korean ASMR video, Jooyeon will read you the well-known Korean story of The Green Frog Who Won't Listen (말 안 듣는 청개구리). Tune in every Friday to watch a new episode of Korean Soft Spoken ASMR with Jooyeon. We’ll use various types of materials and topics to talk about, and we are open to suggestions as to what Jooyeon can talk about in future videos in this series.

뇌섹남?! What the heck does that mean?! Cassie explains this popular phrase, seen frequently in the subtitles of variety shows and in relation to celebrities, but it can be used for anyone!  Have you seen it in use before? Did you guess the meaning of this expression correctly? Do you have any buzzword suggestions? Let us know in the comments!

Today’s question is about the origin of the expression 여보세요. This phrase means “Hello” but it is almost only used when you answer the phone. 여보세요 is originally the combination of 여기 and 보세요, which means “Look here.” or “Hey, look.” and even though it’s mostly used when you are answering the phone, 여보세요 or 여기 보세요 can also be used when you want to start talking to someone and show your frustration, like “Hey, look.” Learn about some other examples of words that have interesting origins through this video lesson with Hyunwoo. 

In this lesson of Intermediate Korean, we cover the phrase 해가 서쪽에서 뜨다. What could this strange phrase mean? Kyeong-eun and Kyung-hwa explain it using only Korean, with *only* Korean subtitles! So keep your ears open and follow along for a deeper understanding of this phrase.

The PyeongChang 2018 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games are going to be held in February 2018 in the city of PyeongChange in South Korea. If you are going there to watch a game, have fun! But if you are not planning on going, how about at least try and say the official name of this competition in Korean? Practice saying 2018 평창 동계올림픽대회 as accurately and quickly as you can, and post a video on social media and tag us!!     

Great news for ASMR fans and all the people who loved our first-ever ASMR video featuring Jooyeon: we will post an ASMR video every Friday from now on! Tune in every Friday to watch a new episode of Korean Soft Spoken ASMR with Jooyeon. We’ll use various types of material and topics to talk about, and we are open to suggestions as to what Jooyeon can talk about in her future videos in this series.    Jooyeon’s previous ASMR: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3K6AGsmxiHA 

동공지진?! What the heck does that mean?! Cassie explains this recent phrase, seen frequently in the subtitles of variety shows. Have you seen it in use before? Did you guess the meaning of this expression correctly? Do you have any buzzword suggestions? Let us know in the comments!

Today’s question is about the meaning of the phrase "웃음기 싹 뺐어요.” To understand what this sentences means, you need to know both 웃음기 and 싹. First, 웃음기 is a combination of 웃음 (laughter) + 기 (氣 = energy, vibe). So together it means the “atmosphere/vibe of laughter”. And 싹 means “completely” in this case, so together with 싹 뺐어요, it means that you’ve removed it completely. All together 웃음기 싹 뺐어요 means that you are being serious or made something serious for a change. Watch this video lesson to learn about some other words where the -기 ending has a similar role! 

Welcome to episode 1 of our series of Korean lessons for intermediate learners! Lesson 1 covers the phrase 발 디딜 틈이 없다. What could this strange phrase mean? Kyeong-eun and Kyung-hwa explain it using only Korean, with *only* Korean subtitles! So keep your ears open and follow along for a deeper understanding of this phrase. Video edited by Seokjin Jin http://instagram.com/seokjin82/ 😃 TTMIK Teachers in this video 😃 Kyeong-eun Choi https://www.instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi/ Kyung-hwa Sun https://www.instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri/

Happy New Year everyone! 새해 복 많이 받으세요 : ) This is the first episode of our brand-new weekly series called "Weekly Korean Challenge", where we will be giving you something to work on and practice with that can help you improve your Korean! For this week's challenge, please write in the comments below or post a video on Twitter or on Instagram and tag us, where you talk about one of your new year's resolutions. If you post a video, be sure to tag us with "@ttmik" so we can see it! How to say Happy New Year in Korean https://youtu.be/-yUaEYrdnns How to talk about your new year's resolutions in Korean https://youtu.be/fK70FC9Lc8s Video edited by Seokjin Jin https://www.instagram.com/seokjin82/ Free Korean lessons: http://talktomeinkorean.com TTMIK Teacher in this video Hyunwoo Sun https://www.instagram.com/ever4one/ Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik

Take a look inside our Korean speaking guide for intermediate-level learners! It’s called “Real-Life Korean Conversations: Intermediate” and after studying with it, you will be able to hold longer and more flexible conversations in Korean. Look Inside video for Real-Life Korean Conversations for Beginners https://youtu.be/g5SSIiEGYgM   See what our other books look like and which ones you’ll like: http://talktomeinkorean.com/lookinside/ Video edited by Seokjin Jin http://instagram.com/seokjin82 🛒 Thanks for watching and studying Korean with our lessons! You can learn even more Korean on our website at http://talktomeinkorean.com TTMIK Teacher in this video 🏻🏻🏻 Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik

급식체 is a kind of Korean slang that some teenagers and people in their early twenties use in text message and/or on social media. It's called 급식체 because reportedly, it is mainly used by people who eat 급식 (school food) at their school cafeteria. The word 급식 is not used, however, to refer to food that college students eat at the college cafeteria. In this video lesson, you can learn about some common examples of 급식체 but just like with any temporary fad, we don't recommend that you actually use it.   For more Korean Q&A videos like this one, go to http://talktomeinkorean.com/qna/

How do you say “Let's cut to the chase.” in Korean? Teacher Jooyeon will introduce this very useful phrase to you in today’s video. You can watch more one-minute lessons here: http://talktomeinkorean.com/category/lessons/one-minute/

Welcome to episode 3 of our series of Korean lessons for intermediate learners! Lesson 3 covers the phrase 눈이 높다. What could this strange phrase mean? Kyeong-eun and Kyung-hwa explain it using only Korean, with onlyKorean subtitles! So keep your ears open and follow along for a deeper understanding of this phrase.

Welcome to episode 2 of our series of Korean lessons for intermediate learners! Lesson 2 covers the phrase 손꼽아 기다리다. What could this strange phrase mean? Kyeong-eun and Kyung-hwa explain it using only Korean, with *only* Korean subtitles! So keep your ears open and follow along for a deeper understanding of this phrase.

A: Hey, will you be my Instagram friend?B: Sure. I just followed you. But hey, what’s this teeny little doll in this picture?A: Oh, that’s a limited edition mini-me doll.B: It’s so cute! I want to buy one, too!A: They’re sold out.B: Aw man…. Which of these words were covered in today’s Q&A? The questions Hyunwoo answered are:- What is the difference between 원하다 and -고 싶다?- What is 인친?- What does 쪼만해 mean?- What is the difference between 품절 and 매진?For more Korean Q&A videos like this one, go to http://talktomeinkorean.com/qna/

How do you say “I was just about to say that."” in Korean? Teacher Kyung-hwa will introduce this very useful phrase to you in today’s video. You can watch more one-minute lessons here: http://talktomeinkorean.com/category/lessons/one-minute/

So many people have commented on Jooyeon’s calming voice so the only natural thing to do was to put it to good use. Introducing Jooyeon’s soft spoken ASMR! We have included only Korean subtitles for more immersive learning for those of you intermediate and advanced learners out there. Even if you are a beginner, they say that listening while you sleep is one way of getting used to a new language, so kill two birds with one stone and play this video at bed time to not only sleep well, but kick start your Korean Studies! Sleep well♥

A: What are you watching?B: This youtuber’s story of overcoming their skin troubles.A: Oh. Do you want to become like them?B: A famous youtuber? But I don’t....Wait, are you saying I have bad skin?A: …..I hope your wish comes trueB: Hey! Which of these words were covered in today’s Q&A? The questions Hyunwoo answered are:-Why does 처럼 sound like 처덤?- What is the difference between 답게 and 처럼?- Why do Koreans mix up 바래다 and 바라다?- What does 극복기 mean?   For more Korean Q&A videos like this one, go to http://talktomeinkorean.com/qna/

How do you say “No way!"” in Korean? Teacher Kyeong-eun will introduce this very useful phrase to you in today’s video. You can watch more one-minute lessons here: http://talktomeinkorean.com/category/lessons/one-minute/

Are you leaving? Don’t go! Kyunghwa will explain the phrases used in the K-pop Recipe of the week: Gashina by Sunmi! You can learn how to cook up some lovely sentences with the phrases from this song...and maybe even some backhanded tweets.

We invited Philipp from Germany into the studio to teach us some German! How difficult do Kyung-hwa and Jooyeon find it to be?

TTMIK’s very own 교정 요정 (Fixit Fairy) Kyung-hwa sat down with long-time actor, Kahlid, to help him improve his Korean pronunciation. We hope that this video will help you with some of the more difficult pronunciation points, too! We also hope everyone will wish Kahlid good luck in his acting endeavors, and if you would like to check out some of his work, visit his channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNlR80w4O-t3CCRlpAKbc5w

Today Cassie shows you how to study and review vocabulary with her favorite dictionary app! **Here are all the links you need to find the Naver Dictionary app/website** Apple store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/korean-dictionary-translate/id673085116?mt=8 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nhn.android.naverdic&hl=en Mobile website: http://m.endic.naver.com Desktop website: http://endic.naver.com/?sLn=en More information: http://blog.naver.com/dic_master/221084784632

Grab your rain coat and boots as we go out and explore the weather in Korean! Rain, snow, fog and storms, Jooyeon covers these and more in this part two video. If you missed part 1, be sure to check it out: https://youtu.be/rnu2rjESiV4 What is the weather like today where you are?

How do you say “I'm allergic to nuts.” in Korean? Teacher Jooyeon will introduce this very useful phrase to you in today’s video.  📕 📗 Thanks for watching and studying Korean with our lessons! You can learn even more Korean on our website at http://talktomeinkorean.com  

A: What took you so long!?B: I was getting dressed. I got some new clothes today. What do you think, is it fashionable? A: Oh, you’ve got skills. A real stylist. Hey, could you style me?B: Are you going to pay me?A: NoB: Style yourself, then. Which of these words were covered in today’s Q&A? The questions Hyunwoo answered are:- What is  the difference between 모습 and 모양?- What is the most natural way to say “What took you so long?!” in Korean?- How do you say “oneself/yourself” in Korean?- What is the difference between  실력 and 능력? For more Korean Q&A videos like this one, go to http://talktomeinkorean.com/qna/

비주얼 깡패?! What the heck does that mean?! Cassie explains this phrase, most frequently seen in hashtags on instagram and twitter. Have you seen it in use before? Before watching the video and listening to Cassie’s explanation, what was your guess? Did you guess the meaning of this expression correctly?  

How do you say “Are you on Instagram?” in Korean? Teacher Kyeong-eun will introduce this very useful phrase to you in today’s video. You can watch more one-minute lessons here: http://talktomeinkorean.com/category/lessons/one-minute/

Fasten your seat belts, we’ve got a special episode of Must Know Words prepared! We’re going to take a ride through this lesson covering words commonly associated with cars together! Our amazing TTMIK fans helped Jooyeon present this special episode during our meetup at the beginning of November. We’d like to give a big thanks to everyone for doing such a great job!

A: Ugh! My character died again!B: Are you playing on story mode or on multiplayer?A: Multiplayer.B: I told you, the people on there are too good. You can’t win.A: I know...I didn’t expect it to be this bad though.B: Stop playing games and go outside. The sun is up, it’s a nice day. Which of these words were covered in today’s Q&A? The questions Hyunwoo answered are:- What is  the difference between 사망하다 and 죽다?- What is the difference between 혹은 and 아니면? - What is the difference between 기대하다 and 예상하다? - What is the difference between 해 and 태양?

How do you say “That's LIT!” in Korean? Teacher Seokjin will introduce this very useful phrase to you in today’s video. You can watch more one-minute lessons here: http://talktomeinkorean.com/category/lessons/one-minute/

Want to take a look inside before you buy it? Check out the look-inside video here: https://youtu.be/qFaIrpvd0VM

For our intermediate learners, we have begun a new series of intermediate Korean lessons! This first lesson covers the phrase 귀신이 곡할 노릇이다. What could this strange phrase mean? Why would a ghost cry? Kyeong-eun and Kyung-hwa explain it using only Korean, with *only* Korean subtitles! So keep your ears open and follow along for a deeper understanding of this idiomatic phrase.

인생샷?! What the heck does that mean?! Cassie explains this phrase, which is associated with a famous meme in Korea, and how it is used in daily conversations. Have you seen it in use before? Did you guess the meaning of this expression correctly?

A: Why do you keep jumping around like that?B: I’m just so happy. This cake is so good, it’s blowing my mind.A: Really? Let me try some.B: DON’T TOUCH MY CAKE. Here, you can have this bread instead.A: Thanks……..Which of these words were covered in today’s Q&A? The questions Hyunwoo answered are:- What is  the difference between 건드리다 and 만지다? - What does  기가 막히다 mean? - What is the difference between 내 and 나의 ?-In which context does 뛰다 mean run or jump?- What is the difference between 고마워요 and 감사합니다?

In today’s Q&A Hyunwoo answers a very popular question: what is 막? But wait….doesn’t he usually answer 4 questions? What happened?! Well, 막 has so many meanings and nuances, Hyunwoo thought it best to dedicate a whole episode to it! We hope this was helpful for you!

Take a look inside the new TTMIK 100-day Study Journal! Your personalized roadmap to fluency.We wanted to create something that would help all of you learners out there keep on track with your learning goals and what better way to do so than with a beautifully designed study journal? This journal has places for you to write your goals and achievements, an artistically inspired attendance check chart, stickers, recipes, motivational quotes and more! The journal is limited edition and selling fast! Get your copy before they are all gone for good!

How do you say “I've heard a lot about you.” in Korean? Teacher Kyung-hwa will introduce this very useful phrase to you in today’s video. You can watch more one-minute lessons here: http://talktomeinkorean.com/category/lessons/one-minute/

Get some tissues ready. Seokjin introduces us to some sad kpop oldies in today's recommendation! Listen to the originals here: Toy-Good Person: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNHYLmNhNvI Jongshin Yoon-Your Mother: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KZHdy_78fg

How do you say “What do you think?” in Korean? Teacher Hyunwoo will introduce this very useful phrase to you in today’s video. You can watch more one-minute lessons here: http://talktomeinkorean.com/category/lessons/one-minute/

A: Why do you always do that?B: not always!A: You do it almost everyday so it’s almost the same as always! Why?B: I have my reasons.A: really?Which of these words were covered in today’s Q&A? The questions Hyunwoo answered are: - What does -는 셈이다 mean?- What is  the difference between 사연 and 이야기?- What is the difference between 하루, 매일 and 날 - What is the difference between 진짜요? and 그래요?

Take a look inside our Hanja book that covers the basic Hanja that the majority of Koreans recognize and use in everyday life. If you know these characters, learning Korean becomes even easier as Hanja-derived words are the building blocks of so much of the Korean language! 

발연기?! What the heck does that mean?! Cassie explains this phrase, which is particularly popular recently, and how it is used in daily conversations. Have you seen it in use before? Before watching the video and listening to Cassie’s explanation, what was your guess? Did you guess the meaning of this expression correctly?

“When did you finish reading the newspaper? You read it so fast!”What does that have to do with anything? Find out in today’s Q&A! The lovely questions Hyunwoo answered are: - Do 신문 보다 and 신문 읽다 mean the same thing? - Are 때 and 언제 interchangeable? - What is the difference between 어서 and 빨리? - What does 에 대한 mean?

How do you say “Save it.” in Korean? Teacher Seokjin will introduce this very useful phrase to you in today’s video. You can watch more one-minute lessons here: http://talktomeinkorean.com/category/lessons/one-minute/

What are the four aspects of Pansori, and how could a drummer be more important than a master singer? Find out in this episode of All That Gugak!Here is Eun-kyung Min’s channel! Please follow her to see any new videos she posts! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBu28twY3vTJD4wHAMQ_Oig

Grab your windbreaker and strap on some comfy walking shoes as we go out and explore the weather in Korean! Nice weather, not so nice weather, hot and cool, Jooyeon covers these and more in this part one video. Keep your eyes peeled for part 2! What is the weather like today where you are?

You think you’re punny, huh?. Kyunghwa explains the dad jokes of Korea, 아재 개그, as they are heard in the K-pop Recipe of the week: Aze Gag by Mamamoo! You can learn how to cook up some lovely sentences with the phrases from this song...and also annoy your friends with some lame jokes.If you enjoyed this video, please like and subscribe, and help us spread the word about our online lessons!

A: Did you call him?B: Who? That mouse-like guy? No way! I hate him.Which of these words were covered in today’s Q&A? The questions Hyunwoo answered are:- What is the difference between 연락하다 and 전화하다? - What is  the difference between 미워하다 and 싫다?- Why do Koreans sometimes write 돼요 as 되요 ?- What is the difference between 같은 and 처럼?

하드 캐리?! What the heck does that mean?! Cassie explains this phrase, which is particularly popular recently, and how it is used in daily conversations. Have you seen it in use before?Before watching the video and listening to Cassie’s explanation, what was your guess? Did you guess the meaning of this expression correctly?

We are about to have a really….REALLY long holiday in Korea for Chuseok. All government facilities will be shutting down for a total of 10 days (6 business days) which is great for the workers to get some rest, but not so good for people expecting mail. If you plan on ordering from the TTMIK store soon, please be aware of the delays!  If you're curious as to why the holiday is so long, please watch the video!

📕 📗 "Hanja(한자, 漢字)" refers to Chinese characters that are used in Korean, and even if you don't actually know how to read and write the Hanja characters themselves, knowing Hanja-based words will exponentially increase your Korean vocabulary, since many Korean words are based on these Chinese characters. Over the past few years, we have received many questions like these and here are our answers. Q: Do Korean people really know thousands of Hanja? A: Many of them do! And most people can at least read and understand hundreds of Chinese characters but they may not be able to write everything from memory. Q: Will knowing these Hanja characters actually help with my Korean vocabulary? A: Definitely! Learning Hanja can be compared to learning Latin and Greek word roots when learning English, but much easier and much more applicable to everyday usages. Q: So, even if I don't actually memorize Hanja characters, studying Hanja can still help me improve my Korean? A: Yes! Studying Hanja will help you develop a sense of understanding and even guessing the meaning of new words you encounter for the first time!

How do you say “Who am I kidding?” in Korean? Teacher Kyung-hwa will introduce this very useful phrase to you in today’s video. You can watch more one-minute lessons here: http://talktomeinkorean.com/category/lessons/one-minute/

A: From now on I’m just going to live inside a cave.B: I see.Which of these words were covered in today’s Q&A? The questions Hyunwoo answered are:- What is the difference between 안에 and 속에? - Why does the ㅅ in 존댓말 sound like a ㄴ ? - What is  the difference between 오늘부터 and 앞으로?- What is the difference between 모르다 vs. 모르겠다 and 알다 vs. 알겠다

We met Joe Zellers at our booth at the Seoul International Book Fair and were impressed with his Korean skills! We found out he works a non-teaching job here and decided to invite him into our studio for an interview. Want to learn how to get a job in Korea? Watch the video for some awesome tips!

“The boy and girl were too shy to speak, so they just finished their group project and went home quickly.” Can you pick out what parts of this sentence we covered in today’s Q&A? The questions Hyunwoo answered are: - What is the difference between 끝나다 and 끝내다? - What is the difference between ~와 and ~하고? - Is the a big difference between 수줍다 and 부끄럽다? - What is the difference between ~만, ~뿐 and 그냥?

Teacher Jooyeon will introduce how to say “That sounds great.” in Korean in this video.

Hyunwoo took 10 years to graduate college! What could be the reason? Does he really love school so much that he wanted to stay forever? Is he some sort of doctor now? Actually, it’s neither. Watch the video to find out the truth, and why it is common for Korean students to spend several years in college.

How do you say “Please talk more slowly.” in Korean? Teacher Kyeong-eun will introduce this very useful phrase to you in today’s video.

팩트 폭력?! What the heck does that mean?! Cassie explains this phrase and how it is used in daily conversations. Before watching the video and listening to Cassie’s explanation, what was your guess? Did you guess the meaning of this expression correctly?

Andreas Varsakopoulos is originally from Greece and studied abroad for a long time in the U.S. and is now a teacher in South Korea. We went to a Greek food restaurant in Itaewon called Santorini to taste some delicious Greek food and talk with him about his various experiences as a teacher and as a TV personality in Korea.

We invited Cherry, from Hong Kong, into the studio to teach us some Cantonese! How difficult do Kyunghwa and Jooyeon find it to be? 

 You can find Cherry’s channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2oB9QCXs-RKtaKChrz4dKg 


Time is one of the most powerful and precious things in this world and something we talk about on a daily basis. Learn how to tell the time and also learn about some time-related Korean words in this video with teacher Jooyeon!  

Do you have someone you can rely on to get you out o a sticky situation? Well now you know what to call them! Today, Hyunwoo answers these 4 great questions: - How do you say “Ok, sure, no problem” in Korean? - What does 믿는 구석 mean? - Why are people who aren’t teachers called 선생님?- How do you say “this is fake” in Korean?

Oh spring days...I miss you so. Kyunghwa brings us the meat of the message from the K-pop Recipe of the week: Spring Day by BTS! You can learn how to cook up some lovely sentences with the phrases from this song.

We invited Lisa and Lena, the bubbly twins from Germany, into the studio for a Korean language challenge! How do they do? Watch the video to find out! You can find Lisa and Lena here: http://www.instagra.com/lisaandlena

📕 📗 Thanks for watching and studying Korean with our lessons! You can learn even more Korean on our website at http://talktomeinkorean.com  

“Hey can you bring me those earphones? I want to listen to the song that everybody is listening to, too!” What does that have to do with anything? Watch the video to find out! Today, Hyunwoo answers these 4 questions: - Is there a difference between 가져오다 and 데려오다?- What does 아무말 대잔치 mean? - How do you say “the song + song name” in Korean? - What is the difference between 다들 and 여러분?

How do you say “Oh, come on!” in Korean? Teacher Seokjin will introduce this very useful phrase to you in today’s video.  📕 📗 Thanks for watching and studying Korean with our lessons! You can learn even more Korean on our website at http://talktomeinkorean.com -------------------------------------------------------------------- 😃 TTMIK Teacher in this video 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 Seokjin Jin https://www.instagram.com/seokjin82/ --------------------------------------------------------------------

Grab a tasty snack and get comfy with Jooyeon as she takes you around on the flavor train! Sour lemons, sweet candy, bitter coffee; you’ll learn the basic flavors and their usages in Korean, and the test your knowledge by answering Jooyeon’s questions.

Iyagi is our most popular listening material, which features natural Korean conversations by two native Korean speakers. 

빵셔틀?! What the heck does that mean?! Cassie explains this phrase and its origins so get comfy and prepare for some knowledge!  Do you have anything like 빵셔틀 in your country? If you enjoyed this video, please like and subscribe, and help us spread the word about our online lessons!

Kyung-hwa is back with another recommendation! But wait...it’s not a book, but rather a movie this time! “My Dear Enemy” is a movie about Byung-hoon, who owes his ex-girlfriend a large amount of money, as he goes around in search of the means to pay her back. The movie takes place over the course of a day as Hee-soo, his ex-girlfriend, demands that he pay her back right away.

Student: “Teacher! Must we do our homework? Teacher! Where did you go? Teacher?!”Teacher: “AFK BRB” Today, Hyunwoo answers these 4 awesome questions: - When would someone say 어디 갔다 왔어요? and when would they say 어디 갔어요?- What is the difference between 쌤 and 선생님? - What is the difference between -야 해요 and -야 돼요? - When Koreans talk to strangers online do they use polite language or just casual?

How do you say “What's wrong with you?” in Korean? Teacher Jooyeon will introduce this very useful phrase to you in today’s video.  📕 📗 Thanks for watching and studying Korean with our lessons! You can learn even more Korean on our website at http://talktomeinkorean.com

Happy birthday to you! Or happy unbirthday if that’s what it happens to be. Learn birthday related phrases in Korean with JooYeon! When is your birthday? What do you do on your birthday? If you enjoyed this video, please like and subscribe, and help us spread the word about our online lessons!

Take a look inside the My Korean Husband comic book with special guest, Nichola Gwon, the author herself! My Korean Husband began as a blog where Nichola posted her web comics detailing life as an intercultural couple with her Korean husband, Hugh. Many of those web comics, as well as a few new ones, can be found in this book. On one side, the comic is displayed with Korean dialogue and on the opposite page, there is an explanation in Korean and an english translation of the comic.Video edited by Seokjin Jin: https://www.instagram.com/seokjin82/

“I remembered a time when I first started driving in Korea… I’m easily startled so it’s a bad memory for me. I don’t drive anymore because I can’t take it. True story.” What does that have to do with anything? Watch the video to find out! Today, Hyunwoo answers these 4 fantastic questions: - What is the difference between 순간/시간 and 추억/기억?- What does 실화 mean? - What do 초보운전 and 유리멘탈 mean? - How do you say a URL in Korean?

How do you say “That's rad.” in Korean? Teacher Kyung-hwa will introduce this very useful phrase to you in today’s video.  📕 📗 Thanks for watching and studying Korean with our lessons! You can learn even more Korean on our website at http://talktomeinkorean.com -------------------------------------------------------------------- 😃 TTMIK Teacher in this video 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 Kyung-hwa Sun https://www.instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri/ -------------------------------------------------------------------- 🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷 Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik

There were so many kind fans at the Book Fair and it was great to see all of you! Some of you told us about how you began learning Korean and we gathered your answers here! Thank you so much to everyone who came out to support us and talk with us, we always love meeting you. If you would like to stay updated on when our next meetup will be, check out our meetup page here:https://www.meetup.com/talktomeinkorean/ Also a big shout out to Andreas and Christian for helping us out!You can find them here: Andreas- https://www.instagram.com/andreas_thegreek/ Christian- https://www.instagram.com/crisxt20/

The hottest trending topic in Korea these days is the marriage announcement of Song Hye Kyo and Song Joong Ki. Song-Song’s sudden marriage announcement caught Korea by surprise! Find out why as Kyung-Eun, Kyung-Hwa and JooYeon talk about this hot issue! How are celebrities treated in your country? What is a typical wedding like where you’re from?

Today, Hyunwoo answers these 4 awesome questions: - What is 그나마?- What is the difference between 도와주세요 and 살려주세요? - How do I respond to “잘 보고 가요”?- How do you say “oh,  I just realized you followed me. I’ll follow you back.” in Korean?

How do you say “Can I add you on Facebook?” in Korean? Teacher Hyunwoo will introduce this very useful phrase to you in today’s video.  📕 📗 Thanks for watching and studying Korean with our lessons! You can learn even more Korean on our website at http://talktomeinkorean.com -------------------------------------------------------------------- 😃 TTMIK Teacher in this video 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 Hyunwoo Sun https://www.instagram.com/ever4one/ -------------------------------------------------------------------- 🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷 Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik

Our good friends, Nichola and Hugh from the My Korean Husband blog sat down with Hyunwoo to discuss their new book, which is a fun comic book with both Korean and English dialogues based on their blog. 

One door closes and another one opens. Learn the names of rooms in Korean and open the door toward fluency! Let’s follow JooYeon around the house as she explains the room names and what they mean. What rooms do you have in your house? If you enjoyed this video, please like and subscribe, and help us spread the word about our online lessons!

Are we there yet? No? How about now? Are we there yet now?   Today, Hyunwoo answers these 4 wonderful questions: - What’s the difference between 이제 and 지금? - Can you use an exclamation mark with the phrase “감사합니다"? - What is the -음 ending? - How do you pluralize nouns in Korean?   For more Korean Q&A videos like this one, go to http://talktomeinkorean.com/qna/ 감사합니다!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How do you say “You crossed the line.” in Korean? Teacher Jooyeon will introduce this very useful phrase to you in today’s video.  📕 📗 Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik

My Coworker From Another Star…? Who is this strange person who just showed up in the office all of a sudden? It’s Cassie Casper, the newest member of the TTMIK team! You may have seen her in some of the TTMIK instagram posts already, but we’re here to finally introduce her to all of you. She will be in many of our videos from now on, so if you have any questions for her or suggestions for things you would like her to explain, let us know in the comments below! If you’re curious about her, you can find more of her videos on her personal channel: http://bit.ly/2vwE6IJ

Take a look inside our Korean speaking guide for beginners! It’s called “Real-Life Korean Conversations For Beginners” and after studying with it, you will be able to hold short but confident conversations in Korean. 📗 Want to start studying with this book right now? Order your copy here: https://goo.gl/6m3uLr 📕 See what our other books look like and which ones you’ll like: http://talktomeinkorean.com/lookinside/

My mom said let’s eat the food you brought together! How do you say this in Korean? Learn the differences between my and our, ni-ga and ne-ga, and how to say “let’s” with Hyunwoo on today’s Q&A! What’s the answer to the question above, you ask? “My mom said let’s eat the food you brought together” in Korean is… 우리 엄마가 네가 가져 온 음식을 같이 먹자고 했어! Did you guess it? If you enjoyed this video, and if you have suggestions for new videos, please let us know down in the comments! Happy studying~

Can you paint with all the colors of the wind? Maybe not, but after watching this video, you’ll be able to name them in Korean! With a voice like butter, Jooyeon will teach you some of the most basic color names in Korean, so sit back and relax while you study!무슨 색이 제일 좋아요? What color do you like best? If you enjoyed this video, and if you have suggestions for new videos, please let us know down in the comments! Happy studying~

How can you possibly express the feeling of rain through music? The traditional Korean Samulnori group, U-so will show you! Learn about one of Korea’s deep rooted cultural traditions while you study Korean with the subtitles on this video. You can find the full performance from this video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1U4Qg-EEd0 If you enjoyed U-so’s performance, check out more of their work and subscribe here: https://www.youtube.com/user/wavehsh What did you think of Samulnori? Have you heard Gugak before? What traditional music does your country have?If you enjoyed this video, and if you have suggestions for new videos, please let us know down in the comments! Happy studying~

How do you say “I told you so.” in Korean? Teacher Seokjin will introduce this very useful phrase to you in today’s video.  📕 📗 Thanks for watching and studying Korean with our lessons! You can learn even more Korean on our website at http://talktomeinkorean.com -------------------------------------------------------------------- 😃 TTMIK Teacher in this video 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 Seokjin https://www.instagram.com/seokjin82/ -------------------------------------------------------------------- 🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷 Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik

Jumping and climbing and...Guns?! Oh My! The TTMIK teachers show off their competitive spirit as they work their way through the various activities available at Sports Monster at the biggest shopping mall in Korea, Starfield! Who will be the ultimate champion, the one to win bragging rights for all time?  The vast array of activities available at Sports monster range from climbing, to trampoline games, and even to karaoke! Which one do you think looks most exciting? Which of the TTMIK teachers are you rooting for?If you enjoyed this video, and if you have suggestions for new videos, please let us know down in the comments!Happy studying~

From animal-themed coffee shops to cafes where you can make things, you can find a wide variety of coffee shops in Korea. Kyeong-eun will tell you about it, at a slow pace. You can also take our new video course with 6 stories in it and learn through detailed explanations! https://goo.gl/skQSU9    📕 📗 This video course is for beginner learners who want to improve their vocabulary and intermediate learners who want to improve their Korean listening/reading comprehension and understanding of complex sentence structures.   Inside the course, you will listen to 6 interesting stories that are told at a relatively slow pace, and then in each of the lesson videos that accompany the stories, all the sentences will be broken down and explained in detail.   ▷▶︎ The topics for the stories ◀︎◁ Story 1: 김밥 - Gimbap (Picnic Food) Story 2: 카페 - Cafe Story 3: 학원 - Cram School Story 4: 생일 - Birthday Story 5: 배달 음식 - Delivery Food Story 6: 유행 -Trends   The course contains 6 story videos in Korean (with Korean and English subtitles in closed captions), 6 lesson videos (about 30 minutes long each) and an e-book where you can read the complete set of transcripts and translations.   Take the course now here: https://goo.gl/skQSU9 

How often do you listen to something in Korean and repeat it out loud? It is a very good way to practice speaking and to get yourself ready for your next real-life Korean-speaking situation. We know that a lot of our students like to listen to audio material while they are on the go, and we just finished working on our first “Listen & Repeat” course, based on our popular book, The Korean Verbs Guide.   How to use the audio course: (It’s very simple. Just listen and repeat!) Listen to each track and repeat everything out loud. You will be given a pause for each word and phrase. After hearing the English portion for each phrase, try saying the Korean translation before you hear the correct pronunciation by a native speaker. We recommend that you listen to everything at least twice over, so that you can say everything as comfortably and confidently as possible. —— LINKS —— 📕 Thanks for watching and studying Korean with our lessons! You can learn even more Korean on our website at http://talktomeinkorean.com 😃 TTMIK Teacher in this video 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one 🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷 Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik

Some people say that there are 2 stomachs, one for your meal and one for dessert. Which of the TTMIK teachers has a separate dessert stomach? Tune in to today’s episode of Iyagi Season 2 where Kyunghwa and Jooyeon discuss desserts and snacks, which desserts they like and which they don’t, and their experience with foreign desserts. Do you know all of the desserts they name? What are some common desserts in your country? Which sweet treat is your favorite?

How can I learn Korean for free? This is a common question especially among new learners, and the answer is not as difficult as you think! This is the whole foundation of why Talk To Me In Korean was created and we want to see you succeed! We understand many of you may be in tight financial situations or in difficult life stages that may make studying a new language very difficult. Don’t worry, We’ve got your back!  

In today’s video the Ladies of TTMIK explore the biggest shopping mall in Korea, Starfield in Hanam! Come along with Joo-yeon, Kyeong-eun and Kyung-hwa as they walk around the different floors of this enormous shopping complex and comment on their surroundings while speaking Korean with natural conversational flow. Be sure to listen well! This mall is huge and you can find everything from Korean fashion, western fashion, interior products, electronics, toys, and more! Can you believe there are even 2 Starbucks coffee shops inside the mall? Maybe by the time you make it to the 2nd one you will be so tired, you’ll need another pick-me-up? We can only guess.Have you ever been to Starfield? Did you see the whole place in one day? Did you have a favorite shop? If you enjoyed this video, and if you have suggestions for new videos, please let us know down in the comments!Happy studying~

Listen to a natural conversation between two native Korean speakers about games they played as children.How could the TTMIK teachers have used erasers and paper to play games? And what on Earth is a Bang-bang? You can find out by listening to today’s episode of Iyagi Season 2 where Kyunghwa and Seokjin share stories of the games and activities they enjoyed when they were young children. Do any of them sound familiar to you? Did you have similar games in your country? What are some different games that you played as a child?

Today, Joo-yeon and Kyeong-eun meet with the TTMIK intern, Asya, to talk about the cultural differences between France and Korea. What differences has she noticed? She tells us interesting facts about France….but what do poop and kisses have to do with it?! 아시아 씨 한국말 잘 하죠? Asya speaks Korean well, doesn’t she? By following along with our videos and lessons, you can improve your Korean, too! Follow along and try to find some words or expressions you haven’t heard before. Cultural differences are fun to talk about; what are some differences in Korean Culture and your country’s culture? What are some Korean culture points that surprised you? What are some unique customs or phrases from your home country?  Let us know in the comments :)We love to hear from all of you listeners out there, so if you enjoyed this video, and if you have suggestions for new videos, please add that down in the comments, as well!Happy studying~

Today we’re going to answer some questions we have received on twitter about your thoughts and worries. But wait a second…..who is that guy? What is he doing in our office? Oh, it’s just Billy from Go! Billy Korean. He’s going to answer your questions today, and boy does he do a good job! If you liked this video, be sure to check out his channel, Learn Korean with Go! Billy Korean: http://youtube.com/gobillykorean

We want to show you around Seoul and many other parts of Korea more often through videos, so we tried out this new format for a video, with our good friend Alex Sigrist.      Follow Alex's adventures on his YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/koreanalex 

We are extremely grateful for all the love and support we have received over the years. When we first started the site, our only focus was to just help people learn Korean; we didn’t have any products to sell or advertise. And as we started publishing more and more lessons, many people wanted to help us through donations. So instead of just taking donations, we decided to also offer some perks.    But we’ve now reached a point where we are creating enough revenue through the sales of our various products and services that it doesn’t “feel right” to receive donations on top of making profits. Hence this video.    Thank you very much everyone who has supported us through donations over the years, and also through spreading the word about what we do. You are truly awesome.   We will continue working hard! 정말 감사합니다!

In today’s episode of Trending Topics In Korea, we talk in detail about what 꼰대(ggondae) is and a recent incident that occurred involving a certain Korean politician. The term 꼰대 generally refers to someone who is haughty and thinks that they are more important than other people, and they also have a big sense of entitlement. Traditionally, 꼰대 was usually older people, but these days people say that even some young people are like that, making themselves be called 젊은 꼰대 (young ggondae).    GGONDAE SELF-CHECK   You are a GGONDAE if: - When meeting someone new, checking their age comes first, and using informal language with anyone younger. - You often tell stories of ”when I was your age…” - You get offended at lower ranking co-workers who come in later than them. - You look for the flaws in a lower ranking co-worker who is popular. - You often talk about ties to high ranking officials, company executives, famous celebrities, etc. - You are not annoyed by lower-ranking co-workers who don’t give you coffee or cigarettes automatically or don’t grill samgyeopsal at company dinners and eventually make you do things on your own. - You tell lower ranking co-workers, who do a job in a new way, the “right” way to do the job. - You tell people to freely express their opinion, but later you find yourself giving your answer first. - You can call someone out on their clothes and greeting etiquettes, because it’s related to work. - You can’t understand people who have to miss company outings or picnics because of personal circumstances.

How often do you order food delivery? A lot of countries have food delivery services, but it’s exceptionally convenient to order food on the phone or in an app in Korea. Kyeong-eun will tell you her story at a slow pace. You can also take our new video course with 6 stories in it and learn through detailed explanations! https://goo.gl/skQSU9    📕 📗 This video course is for beginner learners who want to improve their vocabulary and intermediate learners who want to improve their Korean listening/reading comprehension and understanding of complex sentence structures.   Inside the course, you will listen to 6 interesting stories that are told at a relatively slow pace, and then in each of the lesson videos that accompany the stories, all the sentences will be broken down and explained in detail.   ▷▶︎ The topics for the stories ◀︎◁ Story 1: 김밥 - Gimbap (Picnic Food) Story 2: 카페 - Cafe Story 3: 학원 - Cram School Story 4: 생일 - Birthday Story 5: 배달 음식 - Food Delivery Story 6: 유행 -Trends   The course contains 6 story videos in Korean (with Korean and English subtitles in closed captions), 6 lesson videos (about 30 minutes long each) and an e-book where you can read the complete set of transcripts and translations.   Take the course now here: https://goo.gl/skQSU9 

If you could, would you travel to space right now? What if you could only go and can’t come back, would you still go to space or to a different planet just for the unique experience? In this episode of Iyagi Season 2, you can listen to two native speakers talking in Korean about space travel.    📗 Want to study further with this Iyagi episode? Get this e-book with full translations and vocabulary & grammar point lists! https://goo.gl/21toZ4 

We answer these questions in today's Q&A video:  - Why is -돌이 a nickname for guys and -순이 a nickname for girls? - How are 녹화하다 and 촬영하다 different?  - What is the difference between ㅐ and ㅔ in pronunciation?      📗 Thanks for watching and studying Korean with our lessons! You can learn even more Korean on our website at http://talktomeinkorean.com   

How do you say “I have a bad sense of direction.” in Korean? Teacher Kyung-hwa will introduce this very useful phrase to you in today’s video.  📕 📗 Thanks for watching and studying Korean with our lessons! You can learn even more Korean on our website at http://talktomeinkorean.com -------------------------------------------------------------------- 😃 TTMIK Teacher in this video 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 Kyung-hwa https://www.instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri/ -------------------------------------------------------------------- 🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷 Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik

Are you perhaps watching this from a coffee shop? Many people like to work or study from a cafe these days maybe because they find it easier to concentrate there or because they need the caffeine kick. In this episode of Iyagi Season 2, you can listen to two native speakers talking about working from a coffee shop.    📗 Want to study further with this Iyagi episode? Get this e-book with full translations and vocabulary & grammar point lists! https://goo.gl/21toZ4 

Order coffee or tea confidently in Korean at coffee shops! Are you ready to learn how to do that in Korean? Teacher Jooyeon introduces essential words and phrases that you need to know in order to place an order in Korean at a cafe. Even after learning with this lesson, the actual questions from baristas that you will hear in different cafes can be different, but your answers can be the same, so practice a lot!     📗 Thanks for watching and studying Korean with our lessons! You can learn even more Korean on our website at http://talktomeinkorean.com   

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We had a blast meeting people who’d been using our online lessons and books at our recent meet-up at You Are Here Cafe’s new location and here’s a little snippet from the gathering. We also asked some of these awesome people how they were learning Korean. The conclusion: most people who had come to the meet-up said that they started with our lessons and came to live in Korea and studied at a Korean language school. Perhaps we need to open our own school in Seoul? Who’s for that idea?

Take a look inside our vocabulary book for beginners! It’s called My First 500 Korean Words and it teaches you 10 words each day over the course 50 days. In addition to teaching you 10 words each day through a simple and easy-to-read story, we also give you a lot of useful additional related words and expressions in each chapter. 📗 Want to start studying with this book right now? Order your copy here: https://goo.gl/afQygg 📕 See what our other books look like and which ones you’ll like: http://talktomeinkorean.com/lookinside/

Great news for all upper beginner and intermediate learners! We have a new video course for listening and reading: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/listeninginslowkorean There are many different types of private institutes and cram schools in Korea, and there seem to be more and more new types springing up. Kyeong-eun will tell you her story at a slow pace. You can also take our new video course with 6 stories in it and learn through detailed explanations! https://goo.gl/skQSU9 📕 📗 This video course is for beginner learners who want to improve their vocabulary and intermediate learners who want to improve their Korean listening/reading comprehension and understanding of complex sentence structures. Inside the course, you will listen to 6 interesting stories that are told at a relatively slow pace, and then in each of the lesson videos that accompany the stories, all the sentences will be broken down and explained in detail. ▷▶︎ The topics for the stories ◀︎◁ Story 1: 김밥 - Gimbap (Picnic Food) Story 2: 카페 - Cafe Story 3: 학원 - Cram School Story 4: 생일 - Birthday Story 5: 배달 음식 - Delivery Food Story 6: 유행 -Trends The course contains 6 story videos in Korean (with Korean and English subtitles in closed captions), 6 lesson videos (about 30 minutes long each) and an e-book where you can read the complete set of transcripts and translations. Take the course now here: https://goo.gl/skQSU9

Great news for all upper beginner and intermediate learners! We have a new video course for listening and reading: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/listeninginslowkorean 📕 📗 This video course is for beginner learners who want to improve their vocabulary and intermediate learners who want to improve their Korean listening/reading comprehension and understanding of complex sentence structures. Inside the course, you will listen to 6 interesting stories that are told at a relatively slow pace, and then in each of the lesson videos that accompany the stories, all the sentences will be broken down and explained in detail. ▷▶︎ The topics for the stories ◀︎◁ Story 1: 김밥 - Gimbap (Picnic Food) Story 2: 카페 - Cafe Story 3: 학원 - Cram School Story 4: 생일 - Birthday Story 5: 배달 음식 - Delivery Food Story 6: 유행 -Trends The course contains 6 story videos in Korean (with Korean and English subtitles in closed captions), 6 lesson videos (about 30 minutes long each) and an e-book where you can read the complete set of transcripts and translations.

If you remember from a few years ago, we announced the opening of the original "You Are Here Cafe" many years ago with our friends Simon and Martina (who are currently living in Japan), but now, the partnership has changed a lot and the coffee shop is now completely independently owned by our partner company (we’re not involved in the operation of the coffee shop in any way), and that’s actually great because they know how to run a good coffee shop and we know how to teach languages but not much about running a cafe. It’s now run by a company that sells Fair Trade products in Korea and all their desserts and drinks are freshly made in the house every day. ☕️ Location The new location is inside the newly opened Pureugio (푸르지오) shopping mall where the new 교보문고 (Kyobo Bookstore) is at 합정역 (Hapjeong Station). You can see how to get there in this video! ☕️ Make sure you also check out their Instagram!    http://instagram.com/youareherecafe ☕️ Language exchange meet-ups They have regular language exchange meet-ups taking place every Monday and Friday at 7 p.m. so if you want to make friends and practice speaking in the language you are learning, simply go there and join the group!

How do you say “No offense.” in Korean? Teacher Hyunwoo will introduce this very useful phrase to you in today’s video. You can watch more one-minute lessons here: http://talktomeinkorean.com/category/lessons/one-minute/

This is Kyung-hwa's third book recommendation. Today, she will introduce to you a book that will be great for people who want to read a book and also listen to a podcast that's related to the book. This is one of the most popular books in Korea in recent years and definitely a fun read! You can see all of her book recommendations in this category on our website: http://talktomeinkorean.com/category/lessons/recommendedbooks/

If you're one of the millions of Korean learners who have struggled to understand exactly how the Korean particles 은, 는, 이 and 가 work, this will be a great one-stop guide for you! People who learn Korean as their mother tongue can distinguish their specific roles and various usages at a very young age, but for learners who study Korean as a foreign language, these topic/subject markers can be a bit tricky to understand. Here's the gist of this video: - 은 and 는 are "topic markers" and show you what the topic of the sentence is. - 이 and 가 are "subject markers" and show you the direct subject of the verb that is being used in the sentence. - 은/는 also shows contrast and change of scene/narrative. - In compound sentences, such as "The movie I watched was fun.", you can see 은/는 and 이/가 being used together. But for a better understanding, we recommend that you watch the full video (more than once if necessary) and pay close attention to the detailed examples. You might also find our AUDIO LESSON (accompanied by a free PDF e-book) very useful: http://talktomeinkorean.com/lessons/l1l9/

We answer these questions in today's Q&A video:  - How do you say “Talk To Me In Korean” in Korean?  - What does 샤샥 mean?  - What does 착각하지 마 mean?  - How do you say “When do you feel happy?"   View all of the previous questions in one page: http://talktomeinkorean.com/qna/ 

Learn how to say "Get over it." in Korean through this short one-minute lesson with teacher Seokjin! You can also read the text for the sentences introduced in this video on our website at: http://talktomeinkorean.com/category/lessons/one-minute/

We sat down to discuss some current trending topics that a lot of Korean people are talking about these days while having lunch. If there’s any current issue that you’d like to hear our opinions and thoughts about, please let us know in the comments! This video has been subtitled in both Korean and English for your learning convenience! 

This vocabulary book is perfect for beginner learners of the Korean language. It will introduce 500 of the most commonly used Korean words, but instead of just giving you a boring and arbitrary list of words, we have compiled them in groups so that we can give you more context for the words you will learn. 50 days x 10 words each day = 500 words But that's not it. Each word is accompanied by many related words and expressions, so in the end you will be learning thousands of useful Korean expressions, in context. The book is expected to be officially published on May 15 and will be shipped out to you as soon as it becomes available, before we ship out regular orders.

Hey! Long time no meet-up! We haven’t had a proper meet-up in a while because we’ve been so busy, so we are very excited for this one! We will have a meet-up at 7 pm, on May 12 (Friday), 2017 at the new location of You Are Here Cafe. The new location is INSIDE the new Hapjeong Delight Square where the new Kyobo Bookstore just opened up.    - May 12, 2017 - 7 p.m.  - You Are Here Cafe (new location!) at Hapjeong Station (합정역)  - The cafe is inside the indoor shopping mall that’s connected to the subway station.    We don’t have ownership of You Are Here Cafe and we don’t make any profit out of the general sales at You Are Here Cafe : ) The cafe is now fully independently operated by our partner company, and we will only be providing them with our books so you can purchase them there and have occasional meet-ups at the venue. It’s a great place with lots of good desserts and beverages, so we hope you enjoy stopping by the place when you go to Kyobo Bookstore in Hapjeong or hang out in the Hongdae/Hapjeong area! 

Improve your Korean listening skills with stories that are told to you a bit slowly! In this video, teacher Kyeong-eun talks about something that everyone in Korea eats on their birthday - 미역국(seaweed soup)!

In this video series, we introduce useful Korean words and phrases through compact one-minute lessons. Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik * TTMIK Teachers on Instagram and get to know them better! Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82 Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

To celebrate the fact that we have possibly the BEST and NICEST boss in the world, we asked him if we could hurt his ego by doing K-Pop idol makeup on his gracious and beautiful face. Being the most philanthropic person on the team, Hyunwoo kindly accepted the challenge, thinking that it would be a few gentle brushstrokes on his cheeks. Hope you enjoy!!   Written by Hyunwoo Sun

We sat down to discuss some current trending topics that a lot of Korean people are talking about these days while having lunch. If there’s any current issue that you’d like to hear our opinions and thoughts about, please let us know in the comments! This video has been subtitled in both Korean and English for your learning convenience! 

In this video lesson, teacher Hyunwoo introduces some sentence endings that you can commonly see Korean people use in day-to-day conversations and explains the meaning in each of them. The sentence endings introduced in this video lesson are: -요 -ㅂ니다 -(으/느)ㄴ 것 같아요 -(으)ㄹ 수도 있어요 -죠 or -지요 -(으/느)ㄴ데요 -네요 -세요

We all have various kinds of friends around us, and sometimes we attach certain adjectives to our friends. While it may not be the best thing to do to “label” and categorize people, but it will be a fun exercise and learning experience to go through some words that you can use to describe people and their characteristics! 

We sat down to discuss some current trending topics that a lot of Korean people are talking about these days while having lunch. If there’s any current issue that you’d like to hear our opinions and thoughts about, please let us know in the comments! This video has been subtitled in both Korean and English for your learning convenience!

Improve your Korean listening skills with stories that are told to you a bit slowly! In this video, teacher Kyeong-eun talks about one of the most common picnic foods in Korea - Gimbap (김밥)!

In today’s video, teacher Seokjin introduces three (rather) old K-Pop songs that were popular back in the day and are still very good to listen to.   내 얘길 들어 봐 by Papaya 내 남자친구에게 by 핑클  엄마야 by 신승훈   

In this video series, we introduce useful Korean words and phrases through compact one-minute lessons. Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik * TTMIK Teachers on Instagram and get to know them better! Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82 Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

Many people might not know the history of the Talk To Me In Korean members getting together, so we filmed this video to kind of reminisce about the early days of TTMIK. If you guys like this, we will also cover some more “Ask TTMIK Teachers” episodes in the future! 

Shiny is a famous English teacher in Korea, and she is here on our channel to today to share a very embarrassing story with you! This video has been subtitled in both Korean and English for your efficient learning!    ☀️Check out Shiny’s YouTube channel:    https://goo.gl/6rcR8p

About Penguin love Mev This book is based on the popular webtoon on Naver by the same title, and it contains fun everyday stories about a Korean-British couple who are currently living in the UK. The two big upsides of this comic book are that all the sentences are written in relatively easier and more natural Korean sentences, and that every sentence has English subtitles in the corner of each page.   

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In this video series, we introduce useful Korean words and phrases through compact one-minute lessons. Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik * TTMIK Teachers on Instagram and get to know them better! Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82 Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

We answer these questions in today Q&A video:  - What is the difference between 만나다 and 마중하다? - What is the difference between 놓다 and 넣다? - Why do Korean people say “왜?” instead of “뭐” when they mean “what?” - How do you pronounce 않?    View all of the previous questions in one page: http://talktomeinkorean.com/qna/ 

We have received a lot of requests from our students to make BLONOTE available on our store, so here you go! BLONOTE is a beautifully written book by Tablo where he shares his thoughts about various everyday situations that we can all relate to. This set contains both the Korean version and the English version of the book, as well as an audio CD that contains recordings by the author himself. For people who use MyKoreanStore only, we are also offering an accompanying vocabulary e-book that indexes the essential vocabulary words that are used throughout the book. Shipping Once you order the set, you will be receiving the two books and one CD in the mail (usually takes 2-3 weeks via regular mail and 3-5 days via express shipping), and you will receive the vocabulary e-book immediately via e-mail. This is a legally provided product through an official collaboration with the publisher of this book by Tablo. We recommend this book to Korean learners who are looking for good reading material, and it's a really great book to read! We hope you enjoy the book! If you already have Blonote, you can still get the vocab e-book for free by choosing the second option in the dropdown menu above : )

In this video series, we introduce useful Korean words and phrases through compact one-minute lessons. Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik * TTMIK Teachers on Instagram and get to know them better! Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82 Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

Seoul subway is usually not the best way to travel with a baby, especially during busy hours, with so many people going and coming, but when you go to a place where traffic congestion is expected, you have no other option. So Hyunwoo took his baby son to a place near the Seoul city hall a few months ago, and here’s what happened during the subway ride.

Age plays a key role in how people interact and development relationships in the Korean culture, so many people ask one another how old they are, eventually, in one way or another. But the hurdle for many Korean learners is that Korea has an age counting system that is different from the rest of the world. In this video, teacher Hyunwoo introduces a simple way to understand how Korean age works. Video by Keith and Hyojin about Korean age: https://youtu.be/72ZTZHarxa0 A prehistoric video by Hyunwoo explaining the Korean age system: https://youtu.be/0hkG4113QYM

Do you know some Korean fairy tales? We invited Christian & Przemysław and had them guess the storyline of several Korean fairy tales! 

In this video series, we introduce useful Korean words and phrases through compact one-minute lessons. Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean * TTMIK Teachers on Instagram and get to know them better! Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82 Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

This topic was requested by many TTMIK students! Teacher Hyunwoo explains how to talk to your in-laws in Korean, using proper titles and politeness levels.

If you follow some people who speak Korean on social media, there are some common hashtags that you must have come across. In today’s lesson, teacher 주연(Jooyeon) introduces some of the most commonly used hashtags and explains what they mean.

In this video series, we introduce useful Korean words and phrases through compact one-minute lessons. Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik * TTMIK Teachers on Instagram and get to know them better! Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82 Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

A lot of people enjoy driving, but some people don’t. Kyeong-eun is one of those people. And she explains why she doesn’t particularly enjoy driving. This has been subtitled in both Korean and English for your Korean learning! 

How do you celebrate Valentine’s Day in your country? In this bilingual culture chat, Goteng, Kyung-hwa and Emil sat down to talk about some differences between Korea and the UK in celebrating this somewhat commercial day and also to share some of their experiences.

Not many people from Korea speak English, yet you can see so many signs and product names written in (often incorrect) English. If they are going through the trouble of looking up words and designing their permanent signboards with them, why not proofread them? That's because most signs in English are NOT for actual English speakers. Hyunwoo explains what that means.

This is a compilation of 30 videos in our One-Minute Korean series. 

We have received a lot of requests for Korean book recommendations. Here is Kyung-hwa's first book recommendation: 완득이 [wan-deu-gi] (or Punch). It has also been made into a movie featuring 유아인. It’s a young-adult coming-of-age novel that is relatively easy to read, and since the story in the movie is not that different from the original novel, watching the movie first can be a good way to make sure you understand the story in the book more effectively.

In this video series, we introduce useful Korean words and phrases through compact one-minute lessons. Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik * TTMIK Teachers on Instagram and get to know them better! Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82 Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

You might already know that Korean people eat a bowl of rice-cake soup (떡국) in the morning of Lunar New Year's Day and it symbolizes getting one year older. But what does a bowl of rice-cake soup actually look like? How do you make it? Here is our attempt to try it as well as show you how it's made. ***** 사골 곰탕 만두 떡국 Ox-bone broth rice-cake soup with dumplings   재료: 떡국 떡, 사골 국물, 만두, 대파, 계란, 소금, 후추, 김 Ingredients: thin-sliced rice cakes, ox-bone broth, dumplings, green onions, eggs, salt, pepper, seaweed(laver)   떡국 떡을 물에 30분 정도 불려 놓는다. 팔팔 끓는 사골 곰탕에 만두와 떡국 떡을 넣어 준다. 떡이 충분히 익으면 소금과 후추로 간을 맞춘다. 대파를 어슷 썰어 넣는다. 계란으로 지단을 만들고 얇게 썬다. 지단과 김, 고추와 같은 고명으로 마무리한다.   Let rice cake slices sit in cold water for 30 minutes Bring ox-bone broth to a boil and add dumplings and rice cake slices After the rice cake slices are fully cooked, add salt and pepper to adjust the taste Slice the green onions diagonally Make thin slices of fried eggs Finish up by adding decorations using fried egg slices, seaweed and pepper ***** 멸치 떡국 Anchovy broth rice-cake soup   재료: 떡국 떡, 멸치, 다시마, 대파, 국간장, 소금, 후추, 계란, 김 Ingredients: thin-sliced rice cakes, anchovies, kelp, soup soy sauce, salt, pepper, eggs, laver   떡국 떡을 찬물에 30분 정도 불려 놓는다. 멸치와 다시마를 물에 넣고 끓인다. 끓기 시작하면 다시마를 건지고 약한 불로 15분 정도 더 끓인다. 떡국 떡을 넣어 끓인다. 떡이 다 익으면 대파를 어슷 썰어 넣고 국간장과 소금, 후추로 간을 맞춘다. 계란을 풀어 넣고 살살 저어 준다. 계란, 김, 고추와 같은 고명으로 마무리한다.   Let rice cake slices sit in cold water for 30 minutes Boil water with anchovies and kelp in it When it starts to boil, remove the kelp and boil for 15 more minutes over a low heat Add rice-cake slices and bring to a full boil Once the rice-cakes are cooked, slice green onions diagonally and season it with soy sauce, salt and pepper Add an egg and stir the soup Finish up by adding decorations using fried egg slices, seaweed and pepper

Hanbok(한복) is traditional clothing in Korea, the colorful clothes that you can see Korean people wearing on traditional holidays or during wedding ceremonies. We went to the N Seoul Tower Hanbok Culture Experience Center to try out some royal palace style Hanbok!

Many people have asked us why Korean babies refer to themselves in the third person when they want to say "I" and here are 3 reasons that we think they do it, more commonly than toddlers in other countries. 한국의 아기들은 "나"라는 말을 하는 대신에 자신의 이름을 써서 3인칭으로 이야기를 할 때가 많죠. 왜일까요? 그 이유에 대해서 설명합니다. 

☀️Follow Przemysław: https://www.instagram.com/przemyslawkrompiec/ This video has been subtitled both in Korean and in English for your learning convenience. If you want to add translations in your language, click here: https://goo.gl/jvUyJk

In this video series, we introduce useful Korean words and phrases through compact one-minute lessons. Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean * TTMIK Teachers on Instagram and get to know them better! Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82 Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

샤이니(Shiny) is a well-known English teacher in Korea who recently started her own YouTube channel ( https://goo.gl/6rcR8p ). She joined us in a fun little challenge of sentence relay. Hyunwoo, Shiny and Jooyeon will take turns to pick one Korean word and then form a sentence, AND make the flow of the story make some sense.

민송(Minsong) is teacher 경은(Kyeong-eun)’s daughter, who is about 2 years and 10 months old. She is making a lot of progress in learning to speak her mother tongue(Korean), so we will share some mother-daughter moments with you through videos.

You can't really say one single method is better than all the other learning & practice methods, but if we were to pick just one way to continue improving your Korean, we would pick "writing in your journal in Korean every day." Only diaries? Of course this can be done not only in a journal but also on social media or in video format (e.g. on YouTube). The basic idea is that as long as you keep doing this regularly (ideally every day), you will quickly and naturally find words and grammar points that you do not know yet, and since journal entries are about your day-to-day life, you will become more curious to know these things than when you study with sample phrases in a book. How do you start? Just start by simply writing down whatever you can think of in Korean. Single-word entries are fine too. Gradually you will feel the want and need to form longer and more complete sentences as you spend more time thinking about things you want to say in Korean. It's quite simple. What if I don't know a certain word or a grammar point? You can easily look up words in online dictionaries (we recommend http://endic.naver.com ) and also look up grammar points and sentence patterns in our curriculum page ( http://talktomeinkorean.com/curriculum ). Give it a try and you will love finding what you don't know and also the experience of being able to write things you couldn't before!

We answer some questions we received from you guys about the team! 💕 We are also doing a giveaway for our textbooks so please read the following for more information! 👇🏻👇🏻 --- How to Participate In The Giveaway --- (1) Be subscribed to Talk To Me In Korean (http://youtube.com/talktomeinkorean) (2) Like this video on YouTube (click on that LIKE button ^^ 좋아요 눌러 주세요!) (3) Leave a comment on YouTube or on our website (about anything! Or if you have any other questions you'd like us to answer, please let us know) That's it! We will select two lucky winners to receive a full package of 21 TTMIK textbooks.

Survival Korean: https://goo.gl/UKYSnY Korean Phrasebook For Travelers: https://goo.gl/5HX3ka

Survival Korean: https://goo.gl/UKYSnY Korean Phrasebook For Travelers: https://goo.gl/5HX3ka

How do you celebrate New Year’s Day in your country? Let’s find out how things are different in Korea and the UK. 한국과 영국에서는 새해를 각각 어떻게 기념할까요? 고탱과 에밀과 함께 이야기 나눠 봤습니다.

Our newest textbook is for travelers who are planning a trip to Korea but don't have a lot of time to study Korean. 

In today's Story Time episode, teacher Hyunwoo(현우) tells you a funny interaction that he had with his 2.5-year-old son. The video is subtitled in both Korean and English for your learning!

How do you normally celebrate Christmas? We tried comparing the Christmas culture in Korea and USA. 한국과 미국의 크리스마스 문화에는 어떤 차이가 있을까요?

Learn with 5 keywords that were commonly used in the news headlines in Korea over the past couple of weeks! 한국의 뉴스 헤드라인에 지난 1-2주 동안 자주 등장했던 핫이슈 키워드들로 공부해 보세요.

Watch more videos in this series on our website: http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/category/lessons/buzzwords/ In this video, Hyunwoo and Jaemin discuss the expressions [ㅇㅇ]앓이 and 기승전[ㅇㅇ]. 앓이 is literally translated to “being sick” or “being sore” and it is usually used to describe your feelings for someone that you really like, usually a celebrity. 기승전[ㅇㅇ] originates from the original expression 기승전결, which menas “introduction, development, turn, and conclusion,” used to talk about the development of a story. So if someone keeps talking about something no matter what the topic of the conversation was, you can say 기승전 and add whatever the topic is after it. 

Previous interview (with Min-gyu from the USA) https://youtu.be/HATjclY_Mq4 Theresa from Jamaica and Justine from France share how they learned to speak Korean fluently. 자메이카에서 온 테레사 씨와 프랑스에서 온 저스틴 씨가 그동안 한국어를 어떻게 공부했고, 어떤 방법을 이용해서 실력을 키웠는지에 대해서 주연 선생님과 이야기를 나누었어요.

Previous interview (with Min-gyu from the USA)
 https://youtu.be/HATjclY_Mq4   

Theresa from Jamaica and Justine from France share how they learned to speak Korean fluently.   자메이카에서 온 테레사 씨와 프랑스에서 온 저스틴 씨가 그동안 한국어를 어떻게 공부했고, 어떤 방법을 이용해서 실력을 키웠는지에 대해서 주연 선생님과 이야기를 나누었어요.

Kyung-hwa says that she experienced quite a few changes this year when she turned 30 years old. 

In this video, Hyunwoo and Jaemin discuss the expressions 아재파탈 and 성지순례. 아재 is a friendly term that refers to 아저씨 (married middle-aged man), and 파탈 comes from the French expression "fatale." So 아재파탈 refers to a man in his middle age who is very (even fatally) attractive. 성지순례 originally means "pilgrimage" but on the Internet, people use 성지순례 to describe the visit to a blog post or a social media post that correctly predicted the future. 

Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik

Here is another fun language challenge! This time it’s a Spanish Language Challenge! Follow Christian Burgos here: https://www.instagram.com/crisxt20/ https://www.facebook.com/ChristianBurgosKorea/

There are many upsides to the Oppa, Eonni, Hyeong, Nuna culture in Korea, but of course there are also downsides. Hyunwoo mentions a couple of them. What do you think? 

In this video series, we introduce useful Korean words and phrases through compact one-minute lessons. Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik * TTMIK Teachers on Instagram and get to know them better! Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

Jooyeon introduces some essential Korean words and expressions regarding dry-cleaning. Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik   TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

Will it be possible to have a conversation that makes sense in Korean, using the iPhone QuickType word suggestions? 경은 and 주연 gave it a try!

Watch more Korean Q&A videos in this series: http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/category/lessons/koreanqna/ Ask us questions on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ttmik

Have you had Korean style pizzas before? How are they different from pizzas in your country? 경은 and 석진 sat down to have some Korean style pizzas with shrimp and pork. How are these different from the usual pizza you have in your country?

Can you distinguish ㄱ, ㅋ and ㄲ from each other? How about ㄷ, ㅌ, ㄸ? In this video, Hyunwoo will explain how to practice saying these more naturally.

Learn with 5 keywords that were commonly used in the news headlines in Korea over the past couple of weeks! 한국의 뉴스 헤드라인에 지난 1-2주 동안 자주 등장했던 핫이슈 키워드들로 공부해 보세요.

Listen to the first episode of Iyagi Season 2 here: http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/lessons/iyagi-s2e1/ Iyagi Season Two (on-going) http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/category/lessons/iyagi-s2/

More videos in this series: http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/category/lessons/story-time/ Kyung-hwa tells us a story about her trip to LA earlier this year and how she almost couldn’t get in to see Adele’s concert. 경화 선생님이 올해 미국 LA에 갔을 때 아델 콘서트에 입장을 못 할 뻔했다고 합니다. 오늘 스토리 타임에서는 이 이야기를 들어 보시죠.

Learn with 4 keywords that were commonly used in the news headlines in Korea over the past couple of weeks! 한국의 뉴스 헤드라인에 지난 1-2주 동안 자주 등장했던 핫이슈 키워드들로 공부해 보세요.

There are many Korean words that even native speakers mispronounce, either just out of habit or because they don’t know that they are saying them wrong. Teacher 경화 goes over some of these examples in this video. More videos in this series: http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/category/lessons/korean-pronunciation-guide/

* K-Word Showdown (E-book) : https://goo.gl/SNha0T Study with more pairs of similar words like this through our e-book and audio program! 젊다 and 어리다 can both be translated to “young," but how are they different? Teacher 현우 will walk you through their similar and different usages in this video. In short, both 젊다 and 어리다 can be used to mean “to be young” but 어리다 is used to refer to children, whereas 젊다 usually refers to “youth” or people who are relatively young compared to oneself. You can find more detailed explanation in this video lesson.

Watch more videos in this series on our website: http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/category/lessons/buzzwords/ In this video, Hyunwoo and Jaemin discuss the expressions 비주얼 깡패 and 중2병. 비주얼 깡패 is literally translated to “visual gangster” and it probably originates from the expression 어깨 깡패 (shoulder bully or shoulder gangster), which refers to people who have very broad shoulders (usually viewed positively). So 비주얼 깡패 is just used to describe someone who is very good-looking. And 중2병 is literally translated to “2nd year in middle school disease”, which is the emotional changes that one might go through during puberty or adolescence.

Listen to even more K-drama lines introduced this video series: http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/category/lessons/kdrama-lines/

Watch more Korean Q&A videos in this series: http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/category/lessons/koreanqna/ Ask us questions on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ttmik

Listen to a natural conversation between two native Korean speakers about nicknames. What kind of nicknames did you have when you were in school? Or if you are still in school, what kind of nicknames do you or your friends have? Also, are there any interesting and memorable names that your friends have? 여러분은 학교 다닐 때 어떤 별명이 있었나요? 아니면 친구들 중에서 별명이 재미있거나 이름이 특이해서 기억나는 사람이 있나요?    IYAGI is an audio conversation series where two native Korean speakers talk about various topics. You can listen to all the conversations in Season 1 here: https://goo.gl/wFGj0g and also get the translation package for Season 1 here: https://goo.gl/peHT6m  

In this video series, we introduce useful Korean words and phrases through compact one-minute lessons. Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik * TTMIK Teachers on Instagram and get to know them better! Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

Learn with 4 keywords that were commonly used in the news headlines in Korea over the past couple of weeks! 한국의 뉴스 헤드라인에 지난 1-2주 동안 자주 등장했던 핫이슈 키워드들로 공부해 보세요. If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik   TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

You probably already know that both 우와 and 와 mean “Wow” as an exclamation, but how are they different? Do they have any differences in usage? Teacher 경화 will walk you through their similar and different usages in this video. In short, both 우와 and 와 can be used to show excitement but 와 is commonly also used to show frustration or anger. You can find more detailed usage examples in this video lesson. Tune into Arirang Radio’s Catch The Wave here: http://arirangradio.com/catchthewave If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik   TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one 

In the new autumn season of Catch The Wave, Hyunwoo and Jaemin introduce a couple of Korean buzzwords each week! This week we talk about 만찢남, 만찢녀 and 개취. 만찢남 is short for 만화를 찢고 나온 남자 (a man who tore out of a comic book) and 만찢녀 means 만화를 찢고 나온 여자 (a woman who tore out of a comic book), both of which mean someone really (almost perfectly) beautiful. 개취 is short for 개인 취향, and it means personal preference or personal taste. Tune into Arirang Radio’s Catch The Wave here: http://arirangradio.com/catchthewave If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik   TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one 

Once you've learned the basics of the Korean language, you'll need more specific example dialogues to read and listen to. Our new e-book Situational Dialogues In Korean will give you dialogues in 5 major categories and 17 sub-categories.  If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik   TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one 

Karl, or in his Korean name, 권민규, started learning Korean with Talk To Me In Korean back in 2014. After about 2 years of self-studying and 9 months of studying abroad in Seoul, he is very fluent in Korean now. So we sat down with him to ask him some questions about how he studied.  If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik   TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one 

Learn with 5 keywords that were commonly used in the news headlines in Korea over the past couple of weeks! 한국의 뉴스 헤드라인에 지난 1-2주 동안 자주 등장했던 핫이슈 키워드들로 공부해 보세요. If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Follow us on Snapchat Hyunwoo: hyunwoosun Kyeong-eun: kyeong-eunchoi Kyung-hwa: kyunghwasun Seokjin: jinseokjin Jooyeon: pillarlotus Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik

We answer some questions that we received on Twitter. We always try to answer everybody's question on Twitter, so please follow us there too :) http://twitter.com/ttmik If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik * TTMIK Teachers on Instagram and get to know them better! Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

In this video series, we introduce useful Korean words and phrases through compact one-minute lessons. Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik * TTMIK Teachers on Instagram and get to know them better! Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82 Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

With the new season starting at Catch The Wave, we decided to change up the format of the segment where Hyunwoo joins the new host, Jaemin Park. So in the new season, we will introduce a couple of Korean buzzwords each week!    Tune into Arirang Radio’s Catch The Wave here:  http://arirangradio.com/catchthewave    If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com    Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik       TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi  Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one  

In today's Story Time episode, teacher Kyeong-eun(경은) tells you a story about her daughter’s thumbsucking habits and how she has been making efforts to stop her from doing that. The video is subtitled in both Korean and English for your learning!   If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com      Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik       TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi  Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one  

Learn with 5 keywords that were commonly used in the news headlines in Korea over the past couple of weeks! 한국의 뉴스 헤드라인에 지난 1-2주 동안 자주 등장했던 핫이슈 키워드들로 공부해 보세요.    If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com     Follow us on Snapchat Hyunwoo: hyunwoosun Kyeong-eun: kyeong-eunchoi Kyung-hwa: kyunghwasun Seokjin: jinseokjin Jooyeon: pillarlotus   Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik  http://instagram.com/ttmik   

We answer some questions that we received on Twitter. We always try to answer everybody's question on Twitter, so please follow us there too :) http://twitter.com/ttmik    If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com   Follow us on Snapchat Hyunwoo: hyunwoosun Kyeong-eun: kyeong-eunchoi Kyung-hwa: kyunghwasun Seokjin: jinseokjin Jooyeon: pillarlotus   Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik  http://instagram.com/ttmik   

In this series, we introduce fun expressions that you can see written here and there in Korea.  If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik   TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one 

In this series, we introduce fun expressions that you can see written here and there in Korea.    If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com   Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik       TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi  Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one  

In today's Story Time episode, teacher Seokjin tells you a story of a time when he had a little bit of drink and sobered up in a very interesting way. The video is subtitled in both Korean and English for your learning!    If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com      Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik       TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi  Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one  

Adrien Lee, the host of Catch The Wave on Arirang Radio, is going to take a break and moving on to some other exciting adventures : ) This is the last show that Adrien and Hyunwoo did together this week after working together on the show for past 5 years.   As for the word comparisons series, we will still continue to make videos in the series, but in a different format, so please stay tuned! And Hyunwoo will continue to be a weekly guest on Catch The Wave with a new host :) You can tune in every Wednesday for Hyunwoo's segment at http://arirangradio.com/catchthewave   * If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com   Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik     TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82 Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

In this video series, we introduce useful Korean words and phrases through compact one-minute lessons. Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik * TTMIK Teachers on Instagram and get to know them better! Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82 Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

Have you ever wondered why Korean speakers say 네(= yes) when they are supposed to say “No”? It can be tricky for beginner learners because the logic behind answering negative questions can be a bit different between in Korean and in English. Our former intern Yeni from England and teacher Hyunwoo will explain how to understand the difference. Listen to the audio grammar lesson about Yes and No: http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/lessons/level-1-lesson-2/    * If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com      * Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik       * TTMIK Teachers on Instagram and get to know them better! Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi  Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one  

We answer some questions that we received on Twitter. We always try to answer everybody's question on Twitter, so please follow us there too :) http://twitter.com/ttmik    If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com   Follow us on Snapchat Hyunwoo: hyunwoosun Kyeong-eun: kyeong-eunchoi Kyung-hwa: kyunghwasun Seokjin: jinseokjin Jooyeon: pillarlotus   Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik  http://instagram.com/ttmik   

Can you guess what 브라운관 means? It’s a fun word that used to be used much more commonly in the past, but it’s definitely still used from time to time. Teacher Hyunwoo will explain it to you in Korean (with Korean & English subs).    여러분 “브라운관”이 무슨 뜻일까요? 이 재미있는 표현이 무슨 뜻이고, 어떻게 쓰이는지에 대해서 현우 선생님의 설명을 들어 보세요!    * If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com      * Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik       * TTMIK Teachers on Instagram and get to know them better! Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi  Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one  

A lot of the Seoul population is actually "from" Seoul and they don't have to travel anywhere for the national traditional holiday of Chuseok, but millions of people still travel out of Seoul to visit their respective hometowns or that of their spouse's. If you are not from Korea and happen to be in Seoul for Chuseok, your experience might be a little bit different from that of the people who do travel.    Follow Yeni on Instagram http://instragram.com/yeniog    If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com    Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik     TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi  Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one  

In today's Story Time episode, teacher Hyunwoo tells you a story of a 하숙집 (private boarding house) that he used to live in. Many university students in Korea live in a 하숙집 if they go to school away from their parents' place. The video is subtitled in both Korean and English for your learning!    If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com    Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik       TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi  Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one  

Here’s a snippet of Hyunwoo’s weekly appearance on Arirang Radio’s Catch The Wave (hosted by Adrien Lee), where he introduces the subtle differences between some Korean words that can be translated to the same English word. If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82 Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

In this video series, we introduce useful Korean words and phrases through compact one-minute lessons. Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik * TTMIK Teachers on Instagram and get to know them better! Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82 Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

When you have a splitting headache and are not feeling so well because of a bad hangover, what do you do to relieve your hangover? Teachers 경은 and 주연 discuss what their favorite hangover remedies are!    여러분은 숙취(hangover)가 있을 때 어떻게 숙취를 해소하시나요? 경은 선생님과 주연 선생님이 개인적으로 좋아하는 숙취 해소 방법에 대해서 들어 볼까요?    If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com    Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik     TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi  Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one  

Teacher Hyunwoo will address some of the most commonly asked questions by beginner Korean learners!! If you’ve wondered why you thought “yes” was 네 but it sounds like 데, this video lesson will definitely help you understand the reason.  If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com    Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik     TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi  Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one  

In this video series, we introduce useful Korean words and phrases through compact one-minute lessons. Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik   * TTMIK Teachers on Instagram and get to know them better! Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82 Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

Here’s a snippet of Hyunwoo’s weekly appearance on Arirang Radio’s Catch The Wave (hosted by Adrien Lee), where he introduces the subtle differences between some Korean words that can be translated to the same English word. If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82 Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

Can you guess what 랜선 이모 means? 이불 means "LAN cable" and 이모 means “aunt”, or mother’s sister(s) to be more specific. It’s a fun word that many Korean speakers use these days. Teacher Kyung-hwa will explain it to you in Korean (with Korean & English subs).  여러분 “랜선 이모”가 무슨 뜻일까요? 이 재미있는 표현이 무슨 뜻이고, 어떻게 쓰이는지에 대해서 경화 선생님의 설명을 들어 보세요!    * If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com  * Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik       * TTMIK Teachers on Instagram and get to know them better! Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi  Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one  

In this series, we introduce fun expressions that you can see written here and there in Korea. For more Korean lesson videos, please subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/1YjfNbA    Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH     If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com   Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul     Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com     Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik   http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean    TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi  Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one  

In this video series, we introduce useful Korean words and phrases through compact one-minute lessons. Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH Read the phrases introduced through this video in text format: http://goo.gl/xbrlMy Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com Follow us on Snapchat Hyunwoo: hyunwoosun Kyeong-eun: kyeong-eunchoi Kyung-hwa: kyunghwasun Seokjin: jinseokjin Jooyeon: pillarlotus Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82 Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

Here’s a snippet of Hyunwoo’s weekly appearance on Arirang Radio’s Catch The Wave (hosted by Adrien Lee), where he introduces the subtle differences between some Korean words that can be translated to the same English word. For daily Korean lesson videos, please subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/1YjfNbA Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82 Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

Do you know how to correctly and naturally pronounce the member names of SHINee? Here's a quick Korean Pronunciation Guide video for those who want to check! Get the Fan Letter Recipes e-book here: https://goo.gl/Z957cd For daily Korean lesson videos, please subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/1YjfNbA Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Just starting to learn Korean? http://talktomeinkorean.com/about Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82 Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean

Ever wondered what your favorite movies are called in Korean? We introduce the Korean titles of some recently released movies through this video lesson. For more Korean lesson videos, please subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/1YjfNbA Our previous "movie titles in Korean" video: https://youtu.be/nP3-g7CPr7U Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH   If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul   Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com   Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik   http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one 

Can you guess what 이불킥 means? 이불 means blanket (or duvet) and 킥 means kick. It’s a fun word that many Korean speakers use these days. Teacher Kyeong-eun will explain it to you in Korean (with Korean & English subs). For more Korean lesson videos, please subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/1YjfNbA    여러분 "이불킥”이 무슨 뜻일까요? 이 재미있는 표현이 무슨 뜻이고, 어떻게 쓰이는지에 대해서 경은 선생님의 설명을 들어 보세요!    Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH     If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com    Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul     Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com     Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik   http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean    TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi  Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one  

Take a look inside our new textbook, Korean Q&A Sentence Patterns! You can get your own copy on our online bookstore at http://goo.gl/gMGFzC (international shipping available).      Conversations are basically continuations of questions and answers. Sometimes you ask questions, and other times you answer questions. In this book, we introduce common sentence patterns used in interview questions as well as day-to-day conversations. There are 50 questions, divided into 10 different categories, and each question is followed by 3 more similar questions, and each sample answer is also followed by 3 more possible answer types. (200 main questions and 200 answers in total!) And about each of the 50 questions, there is a sample answer by Talk To Me In Korean teachers and a short sample dialogue, also followed by study notes.   This will be a great learning material for anyone who is preparing for any kind of interviews in Korean, Korean speaking test, or real-life conversations at work or during travel.   Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH         If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com      Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul     Our online bookstore   http://mykoreanstore.com       Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik     http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean        TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi  Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus     Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one  

In this series, we introduce fun expressions that you can see written here and there in Korea. For more Korean lesson videos, please subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/1YjfNbA    Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH     If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com   Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul     Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com     Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik   http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean    TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi  Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one  

Here’s a snippet of Hyunwoo’s weekly appearance on Arirang Radio’s Catch The Wave (hosted by Adrien Lee), where he introduces the subtle differences between some Korean words that can be translated to the same English word. For daily Korean lesson videos, please subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/1YjfNbA Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82 Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

Do you know how to correctly and naturally pronounce the member names of GOT7? Here's a quick Korean Pronunciation Guide video for those who want to check! Get the Fan Letter Recipes e-book here: https://goo.gl/Z957cd For daily Korean lesson videos, please subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/1YjfNbA Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Just starting to learn Korean? http://talktomeinkorean.com/about Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com Follow us on Snapchat Hyunwoo: hyunwoosun Kyeong-eun: kyeong-eunchoi Kyung-hwa: kyunghwasun Seokjin: jinseokjin Jooyeon: pillarlotus Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean

We are back with another episode of “My Favorite K-Drama Lines” with 경은(Kyeong-eun)! We asked her to pick her favorite lines from the drama, 또 오해영 (Another Oh Hae Young) and share them with our viewers. You can read all the lines in text format on our website: http://talktomeinkorean.com/lessons/ohhaeyoung : ) For more Korean lesson videos, please subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/1YjfNbA * Related video Korean Culture through K-Drama: 또 오해영 (Another Oh Hae Young) https://youtu.be/pk3mzNvYctE * More “My Favorite K-Drama Lines” videos https://goo.gl/g7aWV9 Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH   If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul   Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com   Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik   http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

We answer some questions that we received on Twitter. We always try to answer everybody's question on Twitter, so please follow us there too :) http://twitter.com/ttmik Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com Follow us on Snapchat Hyunwoo: hyunwoosun Kyeong-eun: kyeong-eunchoi Kyung-hwa: kyunghwasun Seokjin: jinseokjin Jooyeon: pillarlotus Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean

In this series, we introduce fun expressions that you can see written here and there in Korea. For more Korean lesson videos, please subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/1YjfNbA    Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH     If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com   Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul     Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com     Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik   http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean    TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi  Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one  

In this video series, we introduce useful Korean words and phrases through compact one-minute lessons. Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH Read the phrases introduced through this video in text format: http://goo.gl/xbrlMy Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com Follow us on Snapchat Hyunwoo: hyunwoosun Kyeong-eun: kyeong-eunchoi Kyung-hwa: kyunghwasun Seokjin: jinseokjin Jooyeon: pillarlotus Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean   TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82 Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

Here’s a snippet of Hyunwoo’s weekly appearance on Arirang Radio’s Catch The Wave (hosted by Adrien Lee), where he introduces the subtle differences between some Korean words that can be translated to the same English word. For daily Korean lesson videos, please subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/1YjfNbA Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com Follow us on Snapchat Hyunwoo: hyunwoosun Kyeong-eun: kyeong-eunchoi Kyung-hwa: kyunghwasun Seokjin: jinseokjin Jooyeon: pillarlotus Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean

Do you know how to correctly and naturally pronounce the member names of B.A.P? Here's a quick Korean Pronunciation Guide video for those who want to check! Get the Fan Letter Recipes e-book here: https://goo.gl/Z957cd For daily Korean lesson videos, please subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/1YjfNbA Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Just starting to learn Korean? http://talktomeinkorean.com/about Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com Follow us on Snapchat Hyunwoo: hyunwoosun Kyeong-eun: kyeong-eunchoi Kyung-hwa: kyunghwasun Seokjin: jinseokjin Jooyeon: pillarlotus Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean

Would you be able to recognize K-Pop songs just by listening to someone humming them? We had a fun K-Pop humming challenge where Seokjin hummed some Korean songs and Kyung-hwa, Jooyeon and our intern Yeni (from England) tried to guess the names of the songs. For more Korean lesson videos, please subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/1YjfNbA    Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH     If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com   Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul     Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com     Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik   http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean    TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi  Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one  

In this series, we introduce fun expressions that you can see written here and there in Korea. For more Korean lesson videos, please subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/1YjfNbA    Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH     If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com   Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul     Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com     Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik   http://instagram.com/ttmik   http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean    TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi  Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri   Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82   Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus   Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one  

Read the phrases introduced through this video in text format: http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/shows/1min-hands/ Just starting to learn Korean? http://talktomeinkorean.com/about Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com Follow us on Snapchat Hyunwoo: hyunwoosun Kyeong-eun: kyeong-eunchoi Kyung-hwa: kyunghwasun Seokjin: jinseokjin Jooyeon: pillarlotus Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean

Here’s a snippet of Hyunwoo’s weekly appearance on Arirang Radio’s Catch The Wave (hosted by Adrien Lee), where he introduces the subtle differences between some Korean words that can be translated to the same English word. For daily Korean lesson videos, please subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/1YjfNbA Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com Follow us on Snapchat Hyunwoo: hyunwoosun Kyeong-eun: kyeong-eunchoi Kyung-hwa: kyunghwasun Seokjin: jinseokjin Jooyeon: pillarlotus Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean

Do you speak French? Or are you interested in learning French? We invited our friend Adrien Lee to teach us some basic French expressions as well as test Kyung-hwa and Jooyeon’s French skills! Adrien is the host of Showbiz Korea on Arirang TV and Catch The Wave on Arirang Radio. For more Korean lesson videos, please subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/1YjfNbA    아리랑 TV의 Showbiz Korea와 아리랑 라디오의 Catch The Wave를 진행하고 있는 친구인 Adrien Lee와 함께 재미있는 프랑스어 도전 영상을 만들어 봤어요! 과연 경화 선생님과 주연 선생님은 프랑스어를 얼마나 잘 배울 수 있을까요?    Adrien’s link: http://instagram.com/adrienkorea http://arirangradio.com/catchthewave  http://arirangtv.com/showbizkorea     Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH    If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com   Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul    Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com    Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik  http://instagram.com/ttmik  http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean   TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri  Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82  Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus  Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one 

Do you know how to correctly and naturally pronounce the member names of SEVENTEEN (세븐틴)? Here's a quick Korean Pronunciation Guide video for those who want to check! Get the Fan Letter Recipes e-book here: https://goo.gl/Z957cd For daily Korean lesson videos, please subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/1YjfNbA Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Just starting to learn Korean? http://talktomeinkorean.com/about Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com Follow us on Snapchat Hyunwoo: hyunwoosun Kyeong-eun: kyeong-eunchoi Kyung-hwa: kyunghwasun Seokjin: jinseokjin Jooyeon: pillarlotus Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean

Have you used any Korean make-up products before? TTMIK’s in-house make-up guru Kyung-hwa introduces her 5 favorite korean make-up products and why they like them. This was designed to be great listening material for you! If you don’t understand everything Kyung-hwa says, feel free to pause the video anywhere and study with the subtitles! If you have any questions about any of the things she said in this video, please let us know in the comments! For more Korean lesson videos, please subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/1YjfNbA Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean TTMIK Teachers on Instagram Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82 Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

미국 로스앤젤레스에서 열린 KCON 행사에 참여하고 왔습니다 We were very happy to attend KCON again this year and to meet so many TalkToMeInKorean students! Thank you for all the love and support and we'll continue to work harder to help you learn Korean and stay motivated to improve! For more Korean lesson videos, please subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/1YjfNbA Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean

Here’s a snippet of Hyunwoo’s weekly appearance on Arirang Radio’s Catch The Wave (hosted by Adrien Lee), where he introduces the subtle differences between some Korean words that can be translated to the same English word. For daily Korean lesson videos, please subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/1YjfNbA Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com Follow us on Snapchat Hyunwoo: hyunwoosun Kyeong-eun: kyeong-eunchoi Kyung-hwa: kyunghwasun Seokjin: jinseokjin Jooyeon: pillarlotus Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean

Read the phrases introduced through this video in text format: http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/shows/1min-ears/ Just starting to learn Korean? http://talktomeinkorean.com/about Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com Follow us on Snapchat Hyunwoo: hyunwoosun Kyeong-eun: kyeong-eunchoi Kyung-hwa: kyunghwasun Seokjin: jinseokjin Jooyeon: pillarlotus Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean

Learn some essential vocabulary words related to taking pictures and using a camera! For daily Korean lesson videos, please subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/1YjfNbA 카메라를 사용해서 사진을 찍을 때 꼭 알아야 하는 한국어 표현들을 소개합니다! Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Just starting to learn Korean? http://talktomeinkorean.com/about Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com Follow us on Snapchat Hyunwoo: hyunwoosun Kyeong-eun: kyeong-eunchoi Kyung-hwa: kyunghwasun Seokjin: jinseokjin Jooyeon: pillarlotus Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean

Click here for a secret review video on our site! http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/shows/korean-qna-forhere/ Use the coupon code [summer2016] on our online bookstore at http://mykoreanstore.com to save 10% on any order over $12. The sale ends on July 31. Thank you! We answer some questions that we received on Twitter. We always try to answer everybody's question on Twitter, so please follow us there too :) http://twitter.com/ttmik Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Just starting to learn Korean? http://talktomeinkorean.com/about Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com Follow us on Snapchat Hyunwoo: hyunwoosun Kyeong-eun: kyeong-eunchoi Kyung-hwa: kyunghwasun Seokjin: jinseokjin Jooyeon: pillarlotus Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean

Here's a snippet from Hyunwoo's weekly appearances on Arirang Radio's Catch The Wave. In this video you can learn the difference between 맞다 and 그렇다. If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com You can listen to the show live every Friday at http://arirangradio.com/catchthewave Just starting to learn Korean? http://talktomeinkorean.com/about Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com Follow us on Snapchat Hyunwoo: hyunwoosun Kyeong-eun: kyeong-eunchoi Kyung-hwa: kyunghwasun Seokjin: jinseokjin Jooyeon: pillarlotus Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean

Use the coupon code [summer2016] on our online bookstore at http://mykoreanstore.com to save 10% on any order over $12. The sale ends on July 31. In this video series, we introduce useful Korean words and phrases through compact one-minute lessons. Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH Read the phrases introduced through this video in text format: http://goo.gl/lTO0Ah Just starting to learn Korean? http://talktomeinkorean.com/about Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com Follow us on Snapchat Hyunwoo: hyunwoosun Kyeong-eun: kyeong-eunchoi Kyung-hwa: kyunghwasun Seokjin: jinseokjin Jooyeon: pillarlotus Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean

Click here for a secret review video on our site! http://talktomeinkorean.com/lessons/photos-tents In this series, we introduce fun expressions that you can see written here and there in Korea. Stay tuned for more! For daily Korean lesson videos, please subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/1YjfNbA * SUMMER SALE Use the coupon code [summer2016] on our online bookstore at http://mykoreanstore.com to save 10% on any order over $12. The sale ends on July 31. Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Just starting to learn Korean? http://talktomeinkorean.com/about Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com Follow us on Snapchat Hyunwoo: hyunwoosun Kyeong-eun: kyeong-eunchoi Kyung-hwa: kyunghwasun Seokjin: jinseokjin Jooyeon: pillarlotus Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean

Use the coupon code [summer2016] on our online bookstore at http://mykoreanstore.com to save 10% on any order over $12. The sale ends on July 31. In this video series, we introduce useful Korean words and phrases through compact one-minute lessons. Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH Do you know how to correctly and naturally pronounce the member names of APINK (에이핑크)? Here's a quick Korean Pronunciation Guide video for those who want to check! Get the Fan Letter Recipes e-book here: https://goo.gl/Z957cd For daily Korean lesson videos, please subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/1YjfNbA Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about our books and discount coupons! http://eepurl.com/xaFFH If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com Just starting to learn Korean? http://talktomeinkorean.com/about Learn how to read and write in Korean https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hangeul Our online bookstore http://mykoreanstore.com Follow us on Snapchat Hyunwoo: hyunwoosun Kyeong-eun: kyeong-eunchoi Kyung-hwa: kyunghwasun Seokjin: jinseokjin Jooyeon: pillarlotus Other social media links http://twitter.com/ttmik http://instagram.com/ttmik http://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean