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✨You can learn Korean with K-Pop 👇 K-pop is also in Korean. If you’re a K-pop fan, you can always learn Korean through K-pop. (Of course, the lyrics should be in Korean.) No, you can learn ANY Language through songs. I also learned English through pop songs. There was no one to explain the expressions with grammar, and I didn‘t feel like studying alone. But as I kept getting used to those expressions through songs, there came a day when they really stuck in my head. If you know how, you can learn Korean through K-pop or Korean songs too. Your Korean teacher, 거니쌤, will make Korean really fun for you! Save and share this with your friends! #한국어 #koreanpodcast #podcast #studykorean #learnkorean

✨ Odd/Even in Korean 👇 Odd number 홀수 Even number 짝수 Informally you can also say ”홀/짝“ by dropping the word ”수(number)“. Ex) 1 : 홀(=홀수) 2 : 짝(=짝수) 3 : 홀(=홀수) 4 : 짝(=짝수) ... Your Korean teacher, 거니쌤, will make Korean really fun for you! Save and share this with your friends! #한국어 #koreanpodcast #podcast #studykorean #learnkorean

✨ How to read [0] in Korean 👇 A. 0 [yung] B. 0 [gong] C. 0 [Bbang] In Korean, there are three main ways to read the number 0. First, it is read as ”영“ (yeong), which originates from a Sino-Korean pronunciation and is used in formal situations. For example, when reading the number 0 in mathematics, ”영“ is commonly used. Second, it is read as ”공“ (gong). This is most commonly used when stating phone numbers. In Korea, phone numbers always start with 010, and it is read as ”공일공“ (gong-il-gong). Lastly, it is read as ”빵“ (bbang). This is the most informal way and is not used in official settings. It is often used when counting items or emphasizing that there is ”nothing“ (e.g., ”빵 개다,“ meaning ”zero items“). Your Korean teacher, 거니쌤, will make Korean really fun for you! Save and share this with your friends! #한국어 #koreanpodcast #podcast #studykorean #learnkorean

✨ How to read numbers in Korean 👇 1 [일] 10 [십] 100 [백] 1,000 [천] 10,000 [만] In English, numbers (natural numbers) are read using a three-digit system, but in Korean, they are read using a four-digit system. 111 백십일 450 사백오십 777 칠백칠십칠 5,019 오천십구 10,501 만오백일 Your Korean teacher, 거니쌤, will make Korean really fun for you! Save and share this with your friends! #한국어 #koreanpodcast #podcast #studykorean #learnkorean

✨ Korean Honorifics Spectrum 👇 ”Have a nice day“ 좋은 하루! (Nice + a day) (No Honorifics) to firends(peers)/younger 좋은 하루 보내! (Spend a nice day) (No Honorifics) to firends(peers)/younger 좋은 하루 보내요! (Please spend a nice day) (Honrf. Lv.1) 좋은 하루 보내세요! (Please spend a nice day) (Honrf. Lv.2) *The most common 좋은 하루 보내십시오! (Please spend a nice day) (Honrf. Lv.2+ Formal) 좋은 하루 보내시길 바랍니다. (I hope you have a nice day) (Honrf. Lv2. + Formal) Your Korean teacher, 거니쌤, will make Korean really fun for you! Save and share this with your friends! #한국어 #koreanpodcast #podcast #studykorean #learnkorean

Follow me for daily Korean tips✅ ✨ Most, All, Half in Korean 대부분 Most 전부 All 반; 절반 Half ‘대부분’ 빨간 고무줄이에요. ‘Most’ of them are red rubber bands ‘전부’ 빨간 고무줄이에요. ‘All’ of them are red rubber bands 고무줄 열 개 중에 다섯(5/10) = 빨간 고무줄 열 개 중에 반(Half out of 10) = 빨간 고무줄 열 개 중에 절반(Half out of 10) Your Korean teacher, 거니쌤, will make Korean really fun for you! Save and share this with your friends! #한국어 #koreanpodcast #podcast #studykorean #learnkorean

Follow me for daily Korean tips✅ ✨ This, that, it in Korean when we indicate something with a finger, we say ”this, that, or it“ The basic form is... This 이 + Thing 것 = 이것 이것 This (thing) 저것 That (thing) 그것 It; that (thing) (Previously mentioned) Your Korean teacher, 거니쌤, will make Korean really fun for you! Save and share this with your friends! #한국어 #koreanpodcast #podcast #studykorean #learnkorean

Korean tips in Squid game ✅ ✨ 하나빼기? This is a kind of upgrade version of 가위 바위 보(Rock paper scissors). ”하나 빼기“ means ”minus one“ because ”빼기“ means ”subtraction“ in math. Here it is. When playing 가위바위보(rock-paper-scissors) with both hands, You can make two 가위바위보 signs instead of just one with one hand. You should choose one of them you made, to play. In other words, you have to subtract one of the two signs. If your choice beats the opponent’s, you win. Vice versa. The difference between 하나 빼기 and the normal version is You can choose one of two as you want. It’s not just about luck. It’s about Strategy. Your Korean teacher, 거니쌤, will make Korean really fun for you! Save and share this with your friends! #한국어 #koreanpodcast #podcast #studykorean #learnkorean #squidgame #오징어게임

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