역겹다 (yeokgyeopda) | [Word of the Day]

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Word:

• 역겹다 (yeokgyeopda) | “to be disgusting”

i.e.,

• 이 케이크는 역겨워. (i keikeuneun yeoggyeowo.) | “This cake is disgusting.”
• 그는 신발을 청소하지 않았어. 그의 신발은 역겹았어.. (geuneun sinbal-eul cheongsohaji anhasseo. geu-ui sinbal-eun yeoggyeobasseo.) | “He did not clean his shoes. His shoes were disgusting.”

친절하다 (chinjeolhada) |[Word of the Day]

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Word:

• 친절하다 (chinjeolhada) | “to be kind”

i.e.,

• 내 남자 친구는 친절 해요. (nae namja chinguneun chinjeol haeyo.) | “My boyfriend is kind.”
• 여자는 아이들에게 친절합니다. (yeojaneun aideul-ege chinjeolhabnida.) | “The woman is kind to children.”

키가 크다 (kiga keuda) | [Word of the Day]

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Word:

키가 크다 (kiga keuda) | “to be tall”

i.e.,

• 내 남자 친구를 키가 커요. (Nae namja chingu-leul kiga keoyo.) | “My boyfriend is tall.”
• 내 동생은 나보다 키가 크다. (Nae dongsaeng-eun kiga keuda.) | “My little sister is taller than me.”

I found a video that goes along with this topic from Talk to me in Korean and I thought I would share it with you guys just add more layers to this topic.

시끄럽다 (sikkeuleobda) | [Word of the Day]

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Word:

• 시끄럽다 (sikkeuleobda) | to be loud; noisy

i.e.,

• 그 여자는 시끄러워요. (Geu yeoja-neun sikkeuleowoyo.) | “The woman is loud.”
• 여기에서 시끄러워요. (Yeogi-eseo sikkeuleowoyo.) | “It’s loud here.”

Album Highlight | Max “Chocolate”

New music alert!!

Okay, so I was doing my usual YouTube scroll trying to find something new to share with you guys and I stumbled across this!

For those of you who don’t know who Max is, Max is a member of the group TVXQ. They debuted back in 2003 with the song “Hug” and have been making music ever since. Yesterday, Max released his first solo debut with the leading song, “Chocolate” and I have to say I wasn’t expecting to like it is as much as I do. I will be listening to the rest of this album and figuring out which song I like the most.

The full mini-album is below so if you haven’t already heard it yet!

Reading and Listening in Korean Practice | iKON-ON: Bobby & Ju-Ne ‘깊은 밤’ MAKING FILM

Okay so I was just scrolling through YouTube today when I ran across this video. Normally, I kinda just watch them and then move on to find some more new music but I noticed something about this video that I really wanted to share with you guys.

Maybe you’ve been searching for ways to practice reading in Korean or even working on your listening but the things you’ve been finding aren’t all that interesting or maybe they’re not something you would use in everyday speech. Well, this is a video I thought would be helpful.

Sometimes I find makeup tutorials like this and share them when I find them because for the beauty gurus that follow me but also want to practice Korean, it’s super helpful! And this is no different, especially if you’re a fan of iKON.

The video is completely in Korean but it has built-in subtitles, that are in Korean to help you follow along if you’re working on listening and/or reading. To help you out some for words you may not understand, just click the CC button for English translation. This video is also subtitled in Japanese so you can switch to that translation as well.

Challenge:

Try to watch it first without the subtitles and then go back again with the CC on and see how much you understood!

New Music Update! | [Videos]

I haven’t done one of these in a while and since I spent a good portion of the afternoon just listening to a lot of music and watching music videos, I decided to share some of my favorite new music so far!

New Music Alert! [Videos]

I haven’t done this in a while but sometimes while I’m just kinda relaxing on a lazy Saturday, I’ll just click on the recommended videos on YouTube and I’m always happy to hear the new music. Sometimes I get to hear new artists that I’ve never heard of before and sometimes it’s familiar faces with a creative visual for new music.