SoYoung The KPopers: 2012

Monday, November 12, 2012

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

ulang dulu sebentar yukkkk

nah kemaren di 1-12 kalo bilang enak gmn caranya?? hayo mash inget g??

terus juga kalok sebelum makan bilang apa??

yup, majayo!!!
enak = 맛 있어요 (ma sisseoyo)

Indonesian Talk In Korean (Level 1-12) [jal meoggeseumnida, jal meogeosseumnida]

yuk cek apakah chingu masih ingat materi kemaren?? alias part 11 dan sebelumnya??

masih ingat kalo mau minta sesuatu?? atau pesan sesuatu??

kalo chingu mau pesan 김밥 (gimbap), 불고기 (bulgogi), 김치 (gimchi) gmana caranya??

kata kuncinya adalah 주세요 (juseyo) = tolong beri aku ...

김밥 주세요 (gimbap juseyo) = tolong beri aku kimbab

kita akan mempelajari bagaimana bertanya apakah kau punya....? atau apakah ada ....? dan juga bagaiman mengatakan tolonh beri aku.... atau aku ingin punya....

masih ingat bagaimna mengucapkan Aku punya..... kamu punya ...... atau ada.... ?

있어요 (isseoyo) = aku punya .... kmu punya... ada.....

sedangkan kebalikan 있어요 (isseoyo) adalah 없어요 (eopseoyo)

contoh
사과 (sagwa) = apel

CN Blue (Korean: 씨엔블루) Profile

CN Blue (Korean: 씨엔블루), stylized as CNBLUE, is a South Korean rock band formed in Seoul in 2009.

The band consists of Jung Yong Hwa (lead vocals, rhythm guitar), Lee Jong Hyun (lead guitar, vocals), Lee Jung Shin

Indonesian Talk In Korean (Level 1-10) [isseoyo, eopseoyo]

nah kita akan belajar tentang 있어요 (isseoyo) dan 없어요 (eopseoyo).

min yakin chingu sering mendengarnya baik di percakapan atau di lirik lagu ^_^

있어요 (isseoyo) berasal dari 있다 (itda) dan ini adalah sebuah ekspresi dasaruntuk menyatakan bahwa sesuatu itu ada.

nah sedangkan 없어요 (eop

Indonesian Talk In Korean (Level 1-9) [eun, neun, i, ga]

nah part 9 ini kita akan belajar mengenai partikel penanda topik. Saya yakin chingudeul sering menggunkannya tapi bingung sebenarnya partikel ini seperti apa sesungguhnya.

awalnya memang cukup membingungkan tapi nanti lama2 akan mengerti kok hehe ^_^

Korean Learn (Level 3 part 3) [on, under, next to]

This is a part where we will be looking at how to describe relative locations of things and people.

First of all, let’s look at how to ask where something or someone is. The word for “where” is 어디 [eo-di] and the word for “to be” is 있다 [it-da]. So for the present tense, you can ask “어디 있어요?” [eo-di i-sseo-yo?].

nah di part 8 ini kita belajar mengucapkan sesuatu bukanlah sesuatu... bingung??

hehe maksudnya seperti ini
ini bukan air.... aka sesuatu bukan sesuatu.

nah kata kunci yang dipake adalah 아니에요 (a-ni-e-yo) yang bisa diartikan bukan.

struktur kalimatnya adalah
kata benda + 아

Hangul

[Donghae]
내가 사랑한 S. P. Y. 그녀를 쫓아 Day and night
잡힐 듯 잡히지 않아 그림자처럼 붙지만

[EunHyuk]
내가 사랑한 S. P. Y. 그

Korean Learn (Level 3 part 2) [-go]

Now, everyone, it’s time to start looking at more ways to make compound sentences in Korean.

Of course there are many different ways to make compound nouns depending on what you want to say, but in this lesson, we are looking at how to use the verb ending -고 [-go].

-고 [-go]

What does -고 do?
Do you remember the conjunction, 그리고 [geu-ri-go]?

Yes, 그리고 means “and” or “and then” in Korean, and when

Korean Learn (Level 3 part 1) [neomu]

Welcome to Level 3 and congratulations on making it through to the 3rd level. In Level 3, we will be building upon what we’ve already introduced through Level 1 and Level 2, as well as reviewing some grammar points that we already covered in the previous levels.

Today, we are looking at a word that is very commonly used in everyday Korean not only for its original

Miss A (미쓰에이) Profile

Miss A (미쓰에이), commonly stylized as miss A, is a four member South Korean and Chinese girl group based in South Korea. They were formed by JYP Entertainment and are managed by AQ Entertainment.

Kwon Bo-a (Korean: 권보아, Chinese: 權寶兒/权宝儿, Japanese: クォン·ボア, born November 5, 1986), commonly stylized and known by her stage name BoA, which is a backronym for Beat of Angel, is a Korean singer, active in South Korea, Japan, and the United States. She is referred as the Queen of Korean Pop.

BoA was born and raised in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea. She was discovered by SM Entertainment talent

BoA Kwon - Only One

The Queen has Comeback with the 7th Album Titeled "Only One"
here is the lyrics in Romanji:

Meoreojyeo man ganeun geudae
You’re the only one
Naega saranghaetdeon geot mankeum
You’re the only one

Vocabulary of 100% Korean Dialog Based On Level 2

Vocabulary Breakdown

이번 [ibeon] = this time
토요일 [toyoil] = Saturday
뭐 [mwo] = what
하다 [hada] = to do
일하다 [ilhada] = to work
-도 [-do] = too, also

Every single day I try jeongmal geoui da wasseo.
We get closer to a good time shiryeondeure say goodbye.

Sexy, Free & Single ije junbineun wanlyo.
Sexy, Free & Single I’m ready too, Bingo.

Hey! Nuguna swibsari gatneun geon jaemi eobjanha.
Jom deo nopke, sege lalalalalala.Wieseo bwa.

Geollibeo geollibeo geogeo geollibeo geollibeo geogeo
Geollibeo geollibeo geogeo geollibeo geollibeo geogeo

Gogael dwiro jeojhyeo wireul bwa nan Super Giant geollibeo
Geollijeoggeorineun geon da mireo

Nal mideo neol ikkeureo jul

[Ryeowook]
Jichin gidae seuchin sarang munggeujeok munggeujeok sumswideon ai

[Eunhyuk]
Suthan sangcheo seulpeun nune ttororok ttororok ulgo itdeon ai

[Siwon]
Boom- keunsoriga nadeon bam [Eunhyuk] (Let it boom)

[Donghae]
Boom- kkeopjireul ggaetdeongeoya [Eunhyuk] (Yeah)

[Sungmin]

[Ryeowook]
Imae maechin ttambangul wien banjjakineun neoui nundongja

[Sungmin]
Gu reum sairo jeo ssodajineun haetsalboda bitnaneun miso woo hoo hoo hoo

[Eunhyuk]
Sonkkupa aetage gidaryeo wasseo what’s up!
Barami buleowa uril bureujanha

[Leeteuk]

100% korean dialog based on level 2

lets see how much you understand without any translator

민호 : 민정 씨 이번 토요일에 뭐 할 거예요??
minho : minjeong ssi ibeon toyoire mwo hal goyeyo?

민정 : 이번 토요일에요? 저는 일해야 돼요
minjeong : ibeon toyoireyo? jeoneun ilhaeya dwaeyo

민호 : 토요일에도 일해야 돼요?

Korean Learn (Level 2 part 30) [don't]

Through some of our previous lessons, we learned how to tell or ask someone to do something.

In this lesson, we will look at how to tell someone not to do something or stop doing something.

Since you already know how to use -(으)세요 [-(eu)seyo] to tell someone to do something, you just have to

Pada materi ini, anda akan belajar untuk mengucapkan “ini”, “itu”, dan “itu (yang di sana) dalam bahasa Korea.

Kata “ini” atau “itu” dapat digunakan sebagai kata ganti maupun sebakai keterangan.

Contoh.

Ini adalah mobil saya“ dan juga “Mobil Ini adalah milik saya” pada kalimat pertama ini merupakan kata ganti benda namun pada kalimat kedua ini merupakan kata penjelas atau keterangan yaitu menerangkan mobil

Indonesian Talk In Korean (Level 1-6) [igeot]

Setelah mempelajari materi ini anda akandapat mengucapkan “ini adalah ABC,” dan juga bertanya “apakah ini ABC?” dan “apakah ini?” atau “ini apa?” dalam bahasa Korea yang sopan atau resmi.

이에요 / 예요 [i-e-yo / ye-yo]

Di materi sebelumnya, kita sudah belajar 이에요 [i-e-yo] dan 예요 [ye-yo] serta penggunaanya yang

Indonesian Talk In Korean (Level 1-5) [yeyo/ieyo]

Setelah mempelajari materi ini, anda akan dapat mengatakan sesuatu seperti “A adalah B (benda)” atau “Saya adalah ABC (benda)” dalam bahasa Korea yang sopan / resmi.

이에요 / 예요 [i-e-yo / ye-yo]

이에요 [i-e-yo] dan 예요 [ye-yo] memiliki aturan yang sama dengan “to be” dalam bahasa Inggris (is / am / are). Perbedaanya adalah susunan atau struktur kalimat yang digunakan.

Setelah mendengarkan ini anda akan mampu untuk mengatakan “maaf” atau, “saya minta maaf” atau “maaf ini salah saya” dann anda juga bisa menarik perhatian orang saat anda akan mengatakan sesuatu pada mereka, juga anda juga dapat memanggil pelayan di restoran korea saat akan memesan sesuatu.

죄송합니다. [ joe-song-hap-mi-da]

Apakah anda ingat denga “terima Kasih”? dalam bahasa Korea tentunya.

Setelah membaca dan mendengarkan materi ini, Teman-teman akan mampu untuk mengucapkan selamat tinggal dalam bahasa Korea.

Apakah Teman-teman ingat bagaimana mengucapkan “Halo” dalam bahasa Korea?

안녕하세요. [an-nyeong-ha-se-yo]

Jika Teman-teman ingat 안녕하세요[an-nyeong-ha-se-yo], Itu sangat lah hebat. Dan jika teman-teman juga

cast :
- Super Junior Members (main cast : Hyuk, Teuk, Kyu, Wook)
- Manager
- SoYoung
- HyunSae
- other cast

genre :
comedy, fun, semi real

Author :
SoYoung

type :
One shoot semi series

this is just a fan fiction not a reality...... but all of the situation and place are based on reality... have a nice time to read.... ^_^

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5.00 AM

Gyeolgug neon acha neon acha hage doelgeol kkog acha
Wae neoman molla
Nae sum-i gappa tto gappa gappaonda
Tto dachyeo nal bachyeo neol mos nohchyeo

(drrrrrttttttt........... drrrrtttttttttt)

"Hello..... Morning.... Who is this??" SoYoung picked Up the Phone

"Eonni-YA!!!!! wake up!!!" a girl souted from the other side.

Korean Learn (Level 2 part 29) [all, more]

In this part, we are introduce how to say “all” in Korean.

- 다 [da] = all, entirely, whole

And also review how to say “more”.

- 더 [deo] = more

For many sentences where English speakers will use adjectives and nouns, Korean speakers use adverbs

Setelah mendengarkan pelajaran ini , ketika kamu ditanya dengan pertanyaan yang membutuhkan jawaban YA / TIDAK, kamu akan dapat menjawabnya dengan YA atau TIDAK dalam bahasa korea.

'네 / 아니요'

Dalam bahasa Korea, “Ya” adalah 네 [ne] dan “Tidak” adalah 아니요 [a-ni-yo] dalam bentuk 존댓말 [jon-daet-mal], bahasa yang sopan / resmi.

네. [ne] = Ya.

안녕하세요. [an-nyeong-ha-se-yo] = Halo. / Hi. / Apa Kabar? /Selamat siang. / Selamat malam. / dan lainnya...

안녕 + 하세요 = 안녕하세요.
[an-nyeong] [ha-se-yo]

안녕 [an-nyeong] = baik, damai, sehat

Super Junior - A' GOOD' BYE (SEXY, FREE & SINGLE album)

amuri apado joha jigeum neol boreo gagi ttaemune
meoreojyeo inneun dongan neol neomu bogo sipeotgi ttaemune

*

jogeumman deo jinamyeon neol dasi boge dwae seolleineun nal
nae maeumi apado ipsureun jeojeollo utge doeneun nal

dalkomhan ne geu mal
nal jugineun ne geu mal
gamanhi kkaemulmyeon
sseudisseun geu mal geumanhae

miwohaji motae
saranghajido motae

Super Junior - ROCKSTAR (SEXY, FREE & SINGLE album)

[Donghae]
Sikkeuroun eumaksori naee meoril japgo heundeulheundeul

[Eunhyuk]
Heundeuleo heundeuleo meorireul heundeuleo

[Siwon]

Super Junior - DAYDREAM (SEXY, FREE & SINGLE album)

[Donghae]
Gwireul makgo geudaereul deureobonda
Du nuneul gamgo geudaereul geuryeobonda

[Yesung]
Geudaen heulreogatneunde geudaen jinagatneunde
Imi japhil su juchado eobsneun gieok sogeseo

[Donghae]
Jeolmeul naren jeolmeumeul moreugo
Saranghal ttaen sarangi boiji anhatne

[Sungmin]
Hajiman ije dwidoraboni
Urin jeolmgo seoro sarangel haetguna

This song is dedicated
to the world’s biggest fan club
The “ELF”,
my girls, my angels.

Urin, su nyeon jeon-e cheo-eum manna
cheot nun-e sarang-e ppajyeo beoryeottgo
Baby, Baby, naega eodil gadeun machi
geurimja-cheoreom nae gyeot-eseo ittgo

#crazzy_me (6th jib teaser #2)

This is just a joke.... I made it inspired by The teaser of 6th jib ^_^ hope u like it chingu ^_^ u can share it but please credit me as the author ^_^ thanks ^_^

won : hyung
teuk : ne
won : why u wear a costume like that?
teuk : hm.. I like it the concept was awsome
won : awsome? im not see its awsome.
teuk : come closer
won : stil not awsome
teuk : look at my eyes make up

Korean Learn (Level 2 part 28) [-(eu)ro particle]

We have learned a few particles through our previous lessons and in this lesson, we are looking at another one: the particle -(으)로 [-(eu)ro].

Construction:Nouns ending with a consonant + -으로 (-euro)Nouns ending in a vowel or the consonant “ㄹ” (l) + -로 (-ro)

-(으)로 [-(eu)ro] connects a noun and a verb very closely and can have various functions. -(으)로 [-(eu)ro]

Korean Learn (Level 2 part 27) [please do something for me]

in the previous we learn adding -(으)세요 [-(eu)seyo] to tell someone doing something.

and now we wanna learn to make it more polite, more nice than before.

the way to make it more polite and add the nuance of asking for a favor, or asking someone to do something FOR YOU is with add -아/어/여 주세요 (-a/eo/yeo juseyo)

examples
오세요 (oseyo) = please come

#crazzy_me (6th jib teaser #1)

This is just a joke.... I made it inspired by The teaser of 6th jib ^_^ hope u like it chingu ^_^ u can share it but please credit me as the author ^_^ thanks ^_^

kyu : hae hyeong!!! what are you doing?? why you wear clothes like that??
hae : don't you know why??
kyu : mollayo
hae : ask Hyuk hyeong than

Big Bang - Alive (Korean Learn)

I’m still alive .... I’m still alive ...... I’m still alive
I'm still alive ..... I'm still alive ....... I'm still alive

난 죽어가는 듯 보이지만 죽지 않아
nan jugeoganeun deut boijiman jugji anha
I dying seems but dead not
(I will not die, but seems dying)

남들의 시선을 피해 결코 숨지 않아
namdeurui siseoneul pihae gyeolko sumji anha

we wanna learn how to tell someone to do something in polite Korean. This is one of the most essential things to be able to say, even when you are just asking for a favor

In order to tell someone to do something, you basically add -(으)세요 [-(eu)se-yo] at the end of the verb stem. Verb stems ending with a consonant are followed by -으세요 (-euseyo) and verb stems ending with a vowel or with the consonant “ㄹ” are followed by -세요 (-seyo).

Exception:

When a verb stem ends with the last consonant ㄹ, you drop the ㄹ and add -세요 (-seyo).

팔다 [pal-da] = to sell
팔 --> 파 + 세요 = 파세요 [pa-se-yo] = Please sell it.

Korean Learn (Level 2 part 25) [something, someone, somethere, someday]

someone [누군가]

we wanna learn how to change the word “when” to “someday”, “what” to “something”, “who” to “someone” or “where” to “somewhere”

In Korean, in order to change “when” to “someday”, you just add -ㄴ가 (-n-ga) at the end of the word for “when”, which is 언제. So 언제 becomes 언젠가.

The same rule applies to some other words.
언제 (when) - 언젠가 (someday)
뭐 (what) - 뭔가 (something)

Korean Learn (Level 2 part 24) [still, already, not yet]

we are going to learn two expression this part ^_^

the first is 아직 (ajik) that means "still" and "not yet"

in english still is used for positive and yet is use for negative sentence but in korean 이직 (ajik) use for both

example
아직 10시예요 (ajik yeolsiyeyo) = its still 10 o'clock

아직 안 했어요 (ajik an haesseoyo) = I haven't done it yet

Korean Learn (Level 2 part 23) [if - (-eu)myeon]

Here We wanna learn how to say “if” in Korean, and how to use it in context in your Korean sentences.

In order to express the meaning “if”, you need to know two expressions. One is a noun and one is a verb ending.

1. 만약 [man-yak] = in case, if

2. -(으)면 [-(eu)myeon] = verb ending for “if”

Korean Learn (Level 2 part 22) [To be good and to like]

we wanna learn "to be good" and "to like"

the word that we use is 좋다 (jota)

example

한국어 좋아요 (hangugeo joayo) = I like korean language

이거 좋아요 (igeo joayo) = I like this

동방신기 좋아요 (dongbangsingi joayo) = I like DBSK

even though 좋다 (jota) are mean "to like" at the example.. its originaly means "to be good".. so in principle th

Korean Learn (Level 2 part 21) [more .... than]

we wanna learn How to say “more” in Korean

In Korean, the word for “more” is 더 [deo]. In English relatively short words change their forms instead of having the word “more” in front of them, like shorter, hotter, faster, but in Korean all the words just have this word 더 attached before them.

Example:

빠르다 (ppareuda) = to be fast더 빠르다 (deo ppareuda) = to be faster

비싸다 (pissada) = to be expensive더 비싸다 (deo pissada) = to be more expensive

we are going to take a look at how to say that you “have to” or “should” do something in Korean.

The construction itself is quite simple to understand. You take the verb stem of a verb and add the part (a verb ending) that makes the sentences take the meaning of “have to” or “should”.

to have to, should, must= verb stem + -아/어/여 (-a/eo/yeo) + -야 되다/하다 (-ya dwida/hada)

Examples:
자다 [ja-da] = to sleep

we wanna learn the other way to change an action verb into a noun.

at part 14 we learn this with add -기 (gi) and add 하다 (hada)

now we use -는 것 (-neun geot) --> 것 (geot) means "a thing" or "an object" or "stuff" but when used like this it means "a fact or an act"

the structure is-verb stem + -는 것 (neun got)

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