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My job isn't actually teaching Korean in real life. But still my native language is Korean so I can teach u what I know. Such as culture, history(learning), daily life in Korea. I really like to talk with other persons and get friendly too. Cya!
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한국어를 배운다는 것은 저에게 있어서 이런 의미가 될 수 있다고 봐요.
저는 한국인인데, 자랄 때부터 한글을 썼으니, 한국어로 말한다면 의사소통에 큰 문제가 없겠죠.
그렇담 대화하는데 지장이 없는데 굳이 한국어를 배울 필요가 있을까? 라는 생각이 문득 들 수 있겠지만,
정작 다른 사람에게 한국어를 설명하라고 해보라면 할 수 있을까요?
한글은 세종대왕이 백성들에게도 널리 쓰일 수 있도록 만든 표음문자에요.
고대 한글의 형태와 쓰임은 이러이러했으며 현대의 한글은 이렇게 쓰이고 있다.라고 말할 수 있다고 봅니다.
이제 한국에 들어와서 살려고 하는 사람들이나, 한국어가 그저 배우고싶어서, 이유는 가지가지지만 결론적으로는
시작이라는데서 한국어를 배운다는 공통점이 있다고 봅니다.
제가 태어난 곳은 비록 한국이지만 일제 강점기를 겪고 일본의 영향을 받았고, 몽골의 침략으로 인한 몽골 문화도 어느 정도 스며들어있는 것은 사실이고, 글로벌화로 인한 영어의 보급도 어느 정도 되었다고 보아도 좋을겁니다.
언어는 시간이 지나면서 바뀌기 마련이지만, 세계의 분위기에 휩쓸려 한국적인 것을 잃지 않았으면 좋겠습니다.
저는 우리나라가 이것만은 남겼으면 합니다.
이 것하면 떠오르는 것이 한국인 무언가를 만들어서 보편화했으면 좋겠어요.
0 votedSeptember 23, 20160- I generally stay busy, but whenever I pause you’re on my mind. you're translation is almost clear, but I can help you with more better one. 저는 평소에 바쁘지만, 잠시 멈추곤 하면 당신 생각이 납니다./나네요./나요. stay busy can say '바쁜, 정신없는' pause also mean stop so '멈춘, 정지한, 중단한, 일시정지의' you're on my mind is '(생각이) 맴도는, 당신이 떠오르다, 당신 생각이 난다'0 votedSeptember 7, 20161
- Sure. You can use 할 수 있다 and 할 수 없다. I can speak English >> 나는 영어를 할 수 있다. /할 수 있습니다. He can speak English >> 그는 영어를 구사할 수 있습니다. I can run fast >> 나는 달리기를 빨리 할 수 있습니다. / 할 수 있다. There is similar expressions 가능합니다. 가능하다 >> possible, available. The shopping center is currently available. >> 현재 쇼핑 센터는 이용 가능합니다./ 가능하다0 votedSeptember 5, 20162
- 나는/저는 그것(something you have to do)을 하는 것을 까먹었어요/잊어버렸어요/깜빡했어요 예시를 번역하면 "I forgot to do it." = 그거 하는 것을 제가 잊어버렸어요/까먹었어요/깜빡했어요 "I forgot to study today." = 저 오늘 공부하는 걸/것을 잊어버렸어요/까먹었어요/깜빡했어요 // 오늘 제가 공부한다는 걸 깜빡했네요. "I forgot to call them yesterday." = 걔네들/그 사람들/그들을 부르는 걸 잊어버렸어요/까먹었어요/깜빡했어요 // 제가 그들을 부른다고 해놓고 깜빡했네요. "I forgot to tell him." = 제가 그에게 말한다고 해놓고 잊어버렸어요./ 제가 그에게 말하는 걸 까먹었어요. forgot = 잊어버렸어요/까먹었어요/깜빡했어요0 votedAugust 31, 20161
- Why Don't You Start It Now? - 1 Start what? Hi, I'm Kevin live in South Korea. I'd like to introduce the way I learn English. Learning English is actually not that hard in my opinion. We need only one SIMPLE logic to be a successful and a precise learner. To start learning, you choosed a language English to learn, and also various sources are provided. This is how it going to become a fluent speaker. Listening tons of materials you've got (It is better if you can mimic them with a voice) - You gotta hear them now and understand so start SPEAKING - Then, learning vocabularies by reading books and articles your most favorites. And then you can writing anything you want! (I belive you already doubt it at first, because sequences aren't the way you expected) I recommend you watching moives with native English voices without subtitles. Most of them are showing natural conversation in English. Don't even have to think you are going to understand it. Just watching and understand based on context. (Feel free and have confidence) [+If you can, please follow them sentence by sentence including their facial emotions and body actions. Just Mimic them. (follow their talking rhythms, intonation.) Really, loud and clear, act like they do. (like monkey) Doesn't matter you can hear them or not. Of course you cannot understand what they're saying.] Option - You can use other materials not only movies, but also listening radio, animations, comedy shows, drama series, etc that is based on English voices. But be careful, songs are not helpful, because if you are learning English first time, songs usually not practical for conversational learning. Like you don't have a conversation with singing. To excess efficiency of listening, try to meet native English peoples and just try to be exposed to English sound everytime. Why? When you were baby, you just listened what parents saying, television sounds, radio sounds, musics, peoples talking in the street, etc then you become understand what they are saying. Then baby can mimic them and try to saying basic words like papa and mama. But, now you are probably not a baby so you can do both listening and speaking. Next article I will add more explanation about speaking. Rather doubt it, just begin your journey!August 27, 201630
- most of 속담 is showing indirect meaning rather than direct meaning. Also, 속담 is for explaining complicated situation by using this. 1. 겉 다르고 속 다르다. Don't judge book by its cover. 구밀복검, 표리부동 is most common usage. Like North Korea's shows providing peaceful and relieving life, but they are preparing nuclear bombs to threaten nearer countries. 2. 배보다 배꼽이 더 크다. Can you imagine navel is larger than belly? Here is example. I ordered pizza, but additional spaghetti was bigger than pizza. 3. 말 한마디로 천냥 빚 갚는다. Words that you are saying can be lay a lot difference consequences. So you are saying proper words that can save your money or passing through a hardship. Your boss got angry because of your mistake, but you got out of the moment by talking frankly. 4. 보기 좋은 떡이 먹기에도 좋다. Good looking food is also makes you feel amaze not only taste. Good looking food is also comes with good taste.0 votedAugust 23, 20161

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