Korean Learn (Level 3 part 7) [so.....]

Now, we are going to look at another verb ending that you can use to connect two or more verbs in one sentence. We learned the verb ending -고 [-go] in one of our previous part; -고 [-go] is used to connect independent actions and states together in one sentence, but they do not necessarily have a strong logical relation to each other.

On the other hand, the verb ending we are looking at in this lesson, -아/어/여+서, is a verb
ending that can show logical relation between the verbs.

Korean Learn (Level 3 part 6) [Will vs Will]

Through our previous Part, we have learned how to use the future tense. Now, we are introducing one more way of talking about a future action and looking at how the two ways of talking about the future are different.

-(으)ㄹ 거예요 vs. -(으)ㄹ게요

If you pronounce -(으)ㄹ 거예요 [-(eu)l geo-ye-yo] very quickly, it sounds similar to -(으)ㄹ게요
[-(eu)l-ge-yo], so a lot of beginner-level

SUPERSHOW5 Seoul Day 1 (130323)

Annyeonghaseyo Chingu deul...... Annyeonghaseyo ELFs.... I try to make this post.... hope that this will make ELFs feel better cuz most of us Can't watch The SS5SeoulDAY1

*I'm just make it all in one post..... all credit are at the last of post.... I'm not edited all twit that they post.... just Copy paste it here ^_^

Indonesian Talk In Korean (Level 1-15) [angka sino]

angka sino korea
1 일 [il]
2 이 [i]
3 삼 [sam]
4 사 [sa]
5 오 [o]

Indonesian Talk In Korean (Level 1-14) [apa yang akan kau lakukan?]

nah kalo di level 1-13 udah belajar mengatakan "aku ingin melakukan ....." dalam bahasa korea nah sekarang kita akan berlatih menggunaknnya dengan kata2 lain dan contoh2 lain

nah ini ada 5 kata kerja yang sering digunakan
하다 (hada) = melakukan
보다 (boda) = melihat

Korean Learn (Level 3 part 5) [About : aproximately : around]

In this part, we are going to look at how to say “approximately” or “about” when you talk
about quantity, frequency, time, etc. There are many different ways you can say this in Korean,
but the most commonly used expression is 쯤 [ jjeum].

In English, “about”, “approximately”, and “around” are used BEFORE nouns. However, in Korean,
the word 쯤 [ jjeum] is used AFTER nouns.

Examples
1 o’clock = 한 시 [han si]

Korean Learn (Level 3 part 4) [shall we? ; I Wonder...]

There are times when you want to invite others to do something with you and ask “shall we do this together?” and there are also times when you are making assumptions and ask yourself or others “I wonder what the weather will be like tomorrow” or “what will he say to that?”

In Korean, you can use the same sentence ending for both of these purposes and more!

-(으)ㄹ까요? [-(eu)l-kka-yo?]

Usage #1