
안녕!! 엘입니다! hi, i'm el!! · korean studyblr · not fluent ・ japanese studyblr @mxnojun
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HOUSEHOLD ITEMS.
♡ HOUSEHOLD ITEMS.
집 - house 아파트 - apartment 기숙사 - dormitory 방 - room
🌼 방/거실 안에 : in the room/living room & more~ 침대 - bed 이불/담요 - blanket 베개 - pillow 자명종 - alarm clock 시계 - clock 거울 - mirror 컴퓨터 - computer 책상 - desk 책장 - bookcase 창문 - window 의자 - chair 램프 - lamp 소파 - sofa 텔레비전 - television 전화기 - telephone
🌼 화장실 안에 : in the bathroom~ 변기 - toilet 샤워실 - shower 수건 - towel 치약 - toothpaste 칫솔 - toothbrush 비누 - soap 샴푸 - shampoo
🌼 부억 안에 : in the kitchen~ 오븐 - oven 냉장고 - refrigerator 식탁 - dinner Table 의자 - chair 접시 - plate 컵 - cup
🌼 USEFUL VERBS : 하다 - to do 요리하다 - to cook 먹다 - to eat 마시다 - to drink 읽다 - to read 자다 - to sleep 일어나다 - to get up 청소하다 - to clean 샤워를 하다 - to take a shower 놀다 - to play 숙제하다 - to do homework 공부하다 - to study

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♡ KOREAN GREETINGS.
1. hello! formal - 안녕하십니까 polite - 안녕하세요 informal - 안녕 2. good bye! when someone leaves - 안녕히 가세요 when you leave - 안녕히 계세요 if you are talking to friends etc… : 잘가(요) - go well 안녕 - bye 3. thank you! you can use both : 감사하다, 고맙다 formal - 감사합니다, polite - 감사해요, 고마워요 informal - 고마워 4. you’re welcome! formal - 아닙니다 polite -아니에요 informal - 아니야 5. what are you doing? formal - 뭐하고 계세요? 뭐하고 있읍니다? polite - 뭐하세요? casual - 뭐해요? 뭐하고 있어요? informal - 뭐해? 뭐하고 있어? 6. how are you/have you been? polite - 잘 지내세요? informal - 잘 지내?

아니요 VS 아니에요
(notes I made from a video by TTMIK)
아니요 = No
아니에요 = to be not ___ (It’s not, I’m not, she’s not, he’s not, they’re not, etc. or it’s not *something*)
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>> Sometimes they can replace each other <<
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Example Sentences
EXAMPLE 1
A : 지금 바빠요? (Are you busy now?)
B : 아니요. (No.) - simply answering no
OR
B : 아니에요. (I am not.) - I am not (busy). It’s not true (that I’m busy)
EXAMPLE 2
A : 이거 먹는 거예요? (Is this food?)
B : 아니요. (No.) - again, just saying no.
OR
B : 아니에요. (It’s not.) - could be omitting —> (먹는 거) 아니에요.
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RECAP
아니요 simply means no
아니에요 means it’s not or to be not
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casual form :))
아니요 = 아니
아니에요 = 아니야
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아니요 is FORMAL
아니 is the INFORMAL version of 아니요
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아니에요 is FORMAL
아니야 is the INFORMAL version of 아니에요
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LET ME KNOW IF THERE ARE ANY MISTAKES, I GOT MY INFO FROM A VIDEO BUT I MAY HAVE MISTYPED SO IF I DID LET ME KNOW PLEASE 😄
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video I made these notes from here

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♡ NATURE & WEATHER🍃 날씨 & 자연
봄 - spring 여름 - summer 가을 - fall 겨울 - winter
1. WEATHER (날씨) : 비 - rain 눈 - snow 바람 - wind 해 - sun 장마 - rainy season 가뭄 - dry weather 기온 - temperature 눈송이 - snowflake 무지개 - rainbow 구름 - cloud 우비 - rain jacket 우산 - umbrella 해나요 - (to be) sunny 더워요 - (to be) hot 추워요 - (to be) cold 흐려요 - (to be) cloudy 습해요 - (to be) humid 따듯해요 - (to be) warm 나쁜 날씨 - bad weather 좋은 날씨 - good weather “날씨가 어때요?” - what’s the weather like?
2. NATURE (자연) : 하늘 - sky 빛 - light 하늘 - sky 달 - the moon 태양 - the sun 별 - star 가지 - branch 불 - fire 꽃 - flower 숲 - forest 잔디 - grass 잎 - leaf 식물 - plant 나무 - tree 물결 - wave 지구 - world

누구 VS 구가
(more notes from a TTMIK video)
누구 and 누가 both mean “who” but they are different :))
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 누구 = original base for for “who”
누가 = “who” but it works as the subject of the sentence
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누구 is an interrogative word (의문사) 
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In order to make 누구 the subject of a sentence, you add -가 to it.
누구 + 가 ≠ 누구가
누구가 would be unnatural and wrong.
누구 + 가 = 누가 (which is correct :))
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누구 + particle usually remains 누구 + that particle
It usually doesn’t change.
Like, 누구를 is still 누구를
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SENTENCES USING 누가
Who made this? ↴
이거 누가 만들었어요?
(“who” is the subject of the action so we used 누가)
만들다 = to make
만들었어요 = “made”, past tense of 만들다
YOU CANNOT SAY 이거 누구 만들었어요?
It’s unnatural and could be misinterpreted as “this made whom?” which doesn’t make much sense
IN CONCLUSION ‼️
이거 누구 만들었어요? ❌
이거 누가 만들었어요? ✅
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Who brought this? ↴
이거 누가 가져왔어요?
Who wants to do it first? ↴
누가 먼저 할래요?
⤷ You can make this more formal by adding honorific suffix -시
누가 먼저 하실래요?
Who told you? ↴
누가 말해 줬어요?
⤷ could be written as ↴
누구한테 들었어요?
from who did you hear it?
This is an example of what was said earlier, 누구 + particle remains the same
누구 + 한테 = 누구한테
누구한테 = from whom/to whom
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누구를
누구 + 를
the object marker still remains
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SENTENCES USING 누구 + 를 or particles
Whom do you want to invite? ↴
누구를 초대하고 싶어요?
초대하다 = to invite
초대하고 싶어요 = (I) want to invite
를 is an object marker or particle
In this case, you can drop the object marker ↴
누구 초대하고 싶어요?
Who will you invite/call for? (written differently than the previous phrase) ↴
누구를 부를 거예요?
부르다 = to call for/invite
You can drop the object marker here as well as it’s often omitted ↴
누구 부를 거예요?
Let’s say someone drew a person, you can ask:
Who did you draw? ↴
누구를 그린 그림이에요?
You can drop the particle here, too! ↴
누구 그린 그림이에요?
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SENTENCES JUST WITH 누구
Who is it? ↴
누구예요?
Let’s say someone knocks on your door, you can ask:
Who is it?/Who are you? ↴
누구세요?
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RECAP
누가
누구 + 가
Works as the subject of the sentence
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누구
original form of “who”
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BOTH mean “who” but they can be used differently!
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LET ME KNOW IF THERE ARE ANY MISTAKES, I GOT MY INFO FROM A VIDEO BUT I MAY HAVE MISTYPED, SO IF I DID PLEASE LET ME KNOW ☺️
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video I took notes from here

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Korean Language Learning Youtube Channels
These are language-learning-oriented or good channels to practice listening
RealKorean
TalkToMeInKorean (native speakers)
KoreanClass101 (native speaker)
ChooNunMigookSaram (expat)
Go! BillyKorean
KoreanEnglishman
SweetandtastyTV
Margarita
LOJ Institute (native speaker)
Korean From Zero (native speaker)
Corey and Maire (expat)
RedDragonDiaries (expat)
HallyuBack (expat)
Seemile (native speaker)
Seoulistic
KoreaFever
Motivate Korean (expat)
Hyunwoo Sun (native speaker)
KoreanBilly
SeoulBot (expat)
MyKoreanHusband (native speaker)
The world of Dave (expat)
Conversational Korean
Fluentkorean (mostly about Hangul)
Minjiteachkorean (native speaker)
KreamKulture (native speakers)
Solfa (native speakers)
Hemtube (native speaker, technically vine)
세바시 (native speaker)
DurumiKorean (native speaker)
Arirang
DailyWords (native speaker)
Maangchi (native speaker, speaks English but you can add Korean subtitles)
KoreanUnnie
RealKorean
수탉 TV (native speaker, gaming channel)
LATTE ASMR (native speaker)
THOMWHAT ASMR (native speaker)
Jaykeeout
Abby P (expat)
Jolly
Markiplier and Momiplier
Ha Neul오늘의 하늘 (native speaker)
국가비GabieKook (native speaker)
Mr. Miller (native speaker)
Whitneybae (expat)
Ella K
dorrimer’s Makeup Korean Youtube Masterpost
Please feel free to add some you know or message me ones to add.
Also let me know if a link is broken :)
List posted in my masterpost of all Korean-related resources
