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A Lot Of People Do Not Realize That Koreans Actually Use Two Different Number Systems! Each System Is

A Lot Of People Do Not Realize That Koreans Actually Use Two Different Number Systems! Each System Is

A lot of people do not realize that Koreans actually use two different number systems! Each system is used to account for different things like age and amount of items or dates and money. It can be hard to figure out which is which so I love the way this shows you what each is used for!

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4 years ago

Useful Adverbs

Manner:

매우- very

아주- very

혼자- alone

함께- together

상당히- quite

진짜로- really

실제로- really

빨리- quickly

제대로- well

잘- well

열심히- hard

천천히- slowly

신중하게- carefully

거의- hardly

간신히- barely

가까스로- barely

주로- mostly

전적으로- absolutely

Time:

오늘- today

어제- yesterday

내일- tomorrow

매일- everyday

지금- now

그때- then

나중에- later

후에- later

바로- immediately

즉시- immediately

곧- soon

이미- already

최근에- recently

요즘- recently, these days, lately

아직(도)- still, yet

전에- ago

다음- next

지난- last

Frequency:

절대- never

드물게- rarely

가끔- sometimes

보통- usually

대개- usually

항상- always

늘- always

자주- frequently

흔히- frequently

Place:

여기- here

저기- there, over there

거기- there

저쪽에- over there

모든곳- everywhere

어디나- everywhere

어디든- anywhere

아무데나- anywhere

아무데도- nowhere

어디에도- nowhere

떨어져- away

바깥에- out (out there)

–Ana

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4 years ago

[KOREAN GRAMMAR - BEGINNER]

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Grammar is essential for smooth conversation in a language as you can’t just throw out vocabularies and expect the other to understand you 100%.

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4 years ago

List of adjectives in ~스럽다

These are the most common I’ve found on Twitter. This list is by no means exhaustive.

사랑스럽다 : lovely

자랑스럽다 : proud

자연스럽다 : natural

실망스럽다 : disappointing

만족스럽다 satisfactory

송구스럽다 : sorry, apologectic

급작스럽다 : abrupt, sudden

촌스럽다 : to be out of style

수다스럽다 : talkative

뻔뻔스럽다 : shameless

바보스럽다 : foolish, stupid

변덕스럽다 : unpredictable, fickle, temperamental

부담스럽다 : burdensome

혼란스럽다 : confusing

탐스럽다 : desirable, attractive

유감스럽다 : unfortunate

퉁명스럽다 : abrupt, brusque

조심스럽디 : careful, cautious

안쓰럽다 : to feel sorry (for)

당황스럽다 : embarrassed, disconcerted

겸연스럽다 : embarrassed, sheepish

혐오스럽다 : disgusting, detestable

후회스럽다 : regretful, remorseful

여성스럽다 : feminine, girly

남성스럽다 : masculine

무지스럽다 : ignorant, dull

의심스럽다 : doubtful, suspicious

쑥스럽다 : shy, bashful

어른스럽다 : mature, adult-like

믿음직스럽다 : reliable, worthy

존경스럽다 : admirable

감동스럽다 : touching, moving

먹음직스럽다 : appetizing

개탄스럽다 : deplorable, lamentable

감격스럽다 : impressed, touched

망령스럽다 : childish, foolish

수치스럽다 : shameful, disgraceful

공포스럽다 : frightening, scary

별스럽다 : odd

죄스럽다 : feeling guilty

4 years ago

Conversational Korean

하이 하이 나는 카이입니다. Today I wanted to share some casual Korean I learned just by messaging in the language! I hope you can learn something as well, albeit these are fairly simple. I added some vocab under a few phrases so it may help some people who want to build up their vocab.

If something is wrong, please don’t hesitate to correct me, as I’m still learning as well

( this whole post is messy, I apologise )

Conversational Korean

반가워요- Nice to meet you

하이- Hi

바이/빠이- Bye

잘 잤어요?- did you sleep well?

잘자요- Sleep well

굿 나잇- Good night

굿 모닝/좋은 아침이에요- Good morning

좋은 꿈 꿔요!- Sweet dreams

뭐할거에요- What are you going to do?

뭐하고 있어요?- What are you doing? 뭐- what 하다- to do 있어요- existing, having 하고 있어요- doing

뭐해요?- What’s up?

오늘 기분이 어때요?- What’s your mood today?/How are you feeling today? 오늘- today 기분- mood 어때요?- how is it?

요즘 어떻게 지내요?- How have you been doing recently?

지금- now

지금 학교에 있어요- I’m in school now 학교- school

학교에 가고 있어요- I’m going to school

오늘은 어땠어요?- How was today? 어땠어요 is 어때요 in the past tense, making it “how was it?”

유튜브 보고 있습니다- I’m watching YouTube

핸드폰하고 있어요- I’m on my phone

맞아요- Right, I agree

그래요?- Is that right?/Is that so?

답늦어서 미안해요- Sorry for the late reply.

계속 대화하길 원해요- I want to keep talking

졸려요?- Are you sleepy?

그렇구나- I suppose

오늘 뭐 하고 놀았어요?- What have you been doing today?

힘내요- cheer up, hang in there

부끄러워요- I’m embarrassed/ashamed

잘하네요- good job

숙제하고있어요- I’m doing my homework