#koreanlanguage — Public Fediverse posts
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🍠 ¡Nueva sección en el blog! Estudiando coreano con Goguma 🇰🇷
Hoy vemos 것 같아요 (parece que / creo que), una gramática clave para expresar suposiciones según lo que ves, oyes o sientes.
No soy profesor, solo un novato compartiendo lo que estudia 😅
📖 Léelo aquí: https://goguma.blog/estudiando-coreano-con-goguma-%ea%b2%83-%ea%b0%99%ec%95%84%ec%9a%94-parece-que/
#Coreano #AprenderCoreano #한국어 #GramáticaCoreana #KoreanLanguage #blog #smallweb #estudiar
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📚 Getting ready for TOPIK? Here’s one of the most effective ways to study!
What’s included:
• 40 downloadable past TOPIK papers
• Real questions from previous official exams
• Sample answers to guide you and boost your scoreStart practicing smarter, not harder 👇
Download here: https://www.koreantopik.com/2018/07/download-topik-tests-pdf-audio-answer.html#TOPIK #learnkorean #koreanlanguage #studykorean #TOPIKexam #TOPIKpractice #koreanstudygram
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Today I checked out a new Asian supermarket, and I surprised myself by reading and understanding some Korean :neofox_owo:
There was 소불고기 양념, where I read the English translation ("bulgogi sauce") before I looked at the Korean, but I could immediately figure out that it's specifically beef bulgogi, which wasn't mentioned. And next to it was 떡볶이 양념, which I quickly recognised as tteokbokki ("sauce") :neofox_happy:
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💄✨ Love K-Beauty? Learn 100+ Essential Korean Vocabulary Words for Skincare, Makeup, Beauty & More
Whether you're a skincare addict, a K-drama fan, or just obsessed with Korean cosmetics — this is the vocab list you didn’t know you needed!
👉 Check out the full list & examples here:
https://www.koreantopik.com/2025/08/100-essential-korean-beauty-vocabulary.html#KBeauty #LearnKorean #KoreanVocabulary #SkincareAddict #KoreanMakeup #OliveYoung #YesStyle #KoreanLanguage #KDramaBeauty #KoreanTopik #StudyKorean #KoreanCosmetics #KbeautyTips
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Spotted
메이드인차이나.
("Made in China", written phonetically) on a clothing tag. Hm. :neofox_think:
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Unlock Korea 🇰🇷 with just a few key phrases—travel smoother, connect deeper, and eat better! ✨🗣️🍜
Read more: https://flip.it/pRNjNl
#travel #culture #asia #southkorea #koreanlanguage #hangul #wanderlust
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Some hashtags in hoping the algorythm will show me more likeminded folks! :-)
#DreamBig #BecomingBoard #Vision2025 #AliAbdaal #IzzySealey #Neuroscience #ArtistResearcher #PersonalGrowth #AsiaStudies #InspirationEverywhere #VisionBoard #MoodBoard #InspirationBoard #SingerSongwriter #Composer #Celloplayer #VisualArtist #Neurodivergent #NeuroSpicy #Autism #Budoka #MartialArtist #Japaneselanguage #Koreanlanguage #Mandarin #Chinese #Writer #RecordingArtist #BecomingBoard
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It’s been quite some time since I’ve studied Korean so I decided now is a good time as ever to revisit it!
I haven’t progressed past the beginner level since the last time I studied it, so back from the almost-beginning!
I’ve also been wanting to incorporate some audio into my anki decks for a while. ☺️
There are many things I wish I had done when learning Japanese as a beginner so I’m hoping to incorporate those lessons learned into my Korean language learning. #KoreanLanguage #한국어공부
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Korean Language Question
I'm just learning to sound out words with Korean letters, so I still know very little. I have a question about names and the use of the English letter "L": I was looking at the Korean for the hip hop artist Lee Young Ji, and I realised it's 이영지. But I thought "이" was pronounced "Yi". Is this one of those instances where the pronunciation is somewhere in between, so it could (theoretically) be romanised either way?
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The Korean word for dream is 꿈 [kkun]. What is your dream ? Screenshots from "Would You Like a Cup of Coffee?" (2021, available on Netflix).
#kdrama #questiontime #learnkorean #vocab #netflix #series #dream #koreanlanguage #koreafans #korean
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I'm following this IG account translating words/expression from English to #Japanese and #Korean.
The reason why I find Japanese intimidating and I decided to focus on Korean first is well illustrated by the word #Monday.
In Japanese it requires 3 #kanjis. Kanjis are #Chinese characters not linked to a sound. To know how to read them, #hiragana are placed above them at the beginning.
In Korean, you just need to learn how to read #hangul.