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Days of the Week
Monday - lunedì [looh-neh-dee]
Tuesday - martedì [mahr-teh-dee]
Wednesday - mercoledì [mehr-koh-leh-dee]
Thursday - giovedì [joh-veh-dee]
Friday - venerdì [veh-nehr-dee]
Saturday - sabato [sah-bah-toh]
Sunday - domenica [doh-meh-nee-kah]
〃💭 #italianજ
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Monday - lunedì [looh-neh-dee]
Tuesday - martedì [mahr-teh-dee]
Wednesday - mercoledì [mehr-koh-leh-dee]
Thursday - giovedì [joh-veh-dee]
Friday - venerdì [veh-nehr-dee]
Saturday - sabato [sah-bah-toh]
Sunday - domenica [doh-meh-nee-kah]
〃💭 #italianજ
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🖇 Day
어제 (eo-je) - yesterday
오늘 (o-neul) - today
내일 (nai-il) - tomorrow
오전 (o-jeon) - morning
오후 (o-hu) - afternoon
밤 (bam) - night
하루 (ha-lu) - day *the pronounce is like [ha-ru]
주 (ju) - week
달 (dal) - month
년 (nyeon) - year
💭 Days of the week
일요일 (il-yo-il) - sunday
월요일 (wol-yo-il) - monday
화요일 (hwa-yo-il) - tuesday
수요일 (su-yo-il) - wednesday
목요일 (mog-yo-il) - thursday
금요일 (geum-yo-il) - friday
토요일 (to-yo-il) - saturday
Tips: days of the week for korean end with 요일 (yo-il)
🦴 Month
일월 (il-wol) - january *the pronounce is [ir-wol]
이월 (i-wol) - february
삼월 (sam-wol) - march
사월 (sa-wol) - april
오월 (o-wol) - may
육월 (yug-wol) - june
칠월 (chil-wol) - july *the pronounce is [chir-wol]
팔월 (ppal-wol) - august *the pronounce is [ppar-wol]
구월 (gu-wol) - september
십월 (sib-wol) - october
십일월 (sib-il-wol) - november *the pronounce is [sib-ir-wol]
십이월 (sib-i-wol) - december
Tips: month for korean end with 월 (wol)
🐰 Season
여름 (yeo-leum) - summer *the pronounce is [yeo-reum]
가을 (ga-eul) - autumn
겨울 (gyeo-ul) - winter
봄 (bom) - spring
〃💭 #koreanજ જ
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어제 (eo-je) - yesterday
오늘 (o-neul) - today
내일 (nai-il) - tomorrow
오전 (o-jeon) - morning
오후 (o-hu) - afternoon
밤 (bam) - night
하루 (ha-lu) - day *the pronounce is like [ha-ru]
주 (ju) - week
달 (dal) - month
년 (nyeon) - year
💭 Days of the week
일요일 (il-yo-il) - sunday
월요일 (wol-yo-il) - monday
화요일 (hwa-yo-il) - tuesday
수요일 (su-yo-il) - wednesday
목요일 (mog-yo-il) - thursday
금요일 (geum-yo-il) - friday
토요일 (to-yo-il) - saturday
Tips: days of the week for korean end with 요일 (yo-il)
🦴 Month
일월 (il-wol) - january *the pronounce is [ir-wol]
이월 (i-wol) - february
삼월 (sam-wol) - march
사월 (sa-wol) - april
오월 (o-wol) - may
육월 (yug-wol) - june
칠월 (chil-wol) - july *the pronounce is [chir-wol]
팔월 (ppal-wol) - august *the pronounce is [ppar-wol]
구월 (gu-wol) - september
십월 (sib-wol) - october
십일월 (sib-il-wol) - november *the pronounce is [sib-ir-wol]
십이월 (sib-i-wol) - december
Tips: month for korean end with 월 (wol)
🐰 Season
여름 (yeo-leum) - summer *the pronounce is [yeo-reum]
가을 (ga-eul) - autumn
겨울 (gyeo-ul) - winter
봄 (bom) - spring
〃💭 #koreanજ જ
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오늘의 단어:
Today's words are
1. 영화 : a movie
[ yeongwha ]
2. 일 : work
[ il ]
3. 일어나다 : to wake up
[ il-eonada ]
* 그 영화가 재미있어요.
[ geu yeonghwaga jaemiiss-eoyo ]
That movie is fun.
.
* 나는 일을 많아서 나중에 전화를 할게요
[ naneun il-eul manh-aseo najung-e jeonhwaleul halgeyo ].
I'll call you later because I have a lot of work.
* 왜 늦게 일어났어?
[ wae neujge il-eonass-eo? ]
Why did you wake up late?
〃💭 #koreanજ જ
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Today's words are
1. 영화 : a movie
[ yeongwha ]
2. 일 : work
[ il ]
3. 일어나다 : to wake up
[ il-eonada ]
* 그 영화가 재미있어요.
[ geu yeonghwaga jaemiiss-eoyo ]
That movie is fun.
.
* 나는 일을 많아서 나중에 전화를 할게요
[ naneun il-eul manh-aseo najung-e jeonhwaleul halgeyo ].
I'll call you later because I have a lot of work.
* 왜 늦게 일어났어?
[ wae neujge il-eonass-eo? ]
Why did you wake up late?
〃💭 #koreanજ જ
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{ㄱ}. g (initial) k (final) as in gold - kit.
{ㄴ}. n (initial) n(final) as in near.
{ㄷ}. d (initial) t(final) as in day - hat.
{ㄹ}. r (initial) l(final)as in rabbit -ball.
{ㅁ}. m(initial) m (final) as in moon.
{ㅂ}. b (initial)p (final) as in boy - map.
{ㅅ}. s (initial)t (final) as in smile - rat.
{ㅇ}. silent (initial) ng (final) as in kingdom.
{ㅈ}. j (initial) t (final) as in joy - hat.
{ㅊ}. ch (initial) t (final) as in chin - kit.
{ㅋ}. k (initial) k (final) as in kid.
{ㅌ}. t (initial) t (final) as in toy.
{ㅍ}. p (initial) p (final) as in play.
{ㅎ}. h (initial) t (final) as in hand - rat.
{ㄲ}. gg (initial) k (final) as in great - back.
{ㄸ}. dd (initial) t (final) as in desk - bat.
{ㅃ}. bb (initial) pp (final) as in brain - snap.
{ㅆ}. ss (initial) t (final) as in smile - rat.
{ㅉ}. jj (initial) t (final) as in joy - hat.
{ㅏ}. (a) as in father.
{ㅐ}.(ae) as in pay.
{ㅑ}. (ya) as in yacht.
{ㅒ}. (yae) as in yea!.
{ㅓ}. (eo) as in young.
{ㅔ}.(e) as in set.
{ㅕ}. (yeo) as in young.
{ㅖ}. (ye) as in yet.
{ㅗ}. (o) as in yo yo.
{ㅘ}. (wa) as in water.
{ㅙ}. (wae) as in waiter.
{ㅚ}. (oi) as in wait.
{ㅛ}. (yo) as in yo yo.
{ㅜ}. (u) as in cool.
{ㅝ}. (weo) as in won.
{ㅞ}.(we) as in wet.
{ㅟ}. (ui) as in we.
{ㅠ}. (yu) as in you.
{ㅡ}. (u) as in good.
{ㅢ}. (ui) as in wisdom.
{ㅣ}. (i) as in sheep.
〃💭 #koreanજ જ
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{ㄴ}. n (initial) n(final) as in near.
{ㄷ}. d (initial) t(final) as in day - hat.
{ㄹ}. r (initial) l(final)as in rabbit -ball.
{ㅁ}. m(initial) m (final) as in moon.
{ㅂ}. b (initial)p (final) as in boy - map.
{ㅅ}. s (initial)t (final) as in smile - rat.
{ㅇ}. silent (initial) ng (final) as in kingdom.
{ㅈ}. j (initial) t (final) as in joy - hat.
{ㅊ}. ch (initial) t (final) as in chin - kit.
{ㅋ}. k (initial) k (final) as in kid.
{ㅌ}. t (initial) t (final) as in toy.
{ㅍ}. p (initial) p (final) as in play.
{ㅎ}. h (initial) t (final) as in hand - rat.
{ㄲ}. gg (initial) k (final) as in great - back.
{ㄸ}. dd (initial) t (final) as in desk - bat.
{ㅃ}. bb (initial) pp (final) as in brain - snap.
{ㅆ}. ss (initial) t (final) as in smile - rat.
{ㅉ}. jj (initial) t (final) as in joy - hat.
{ㅏ}. (a) as in father.
{ㅐ}.(ae) as in pay.
{ㅑ}. (ya) as in yacht.
{ㅒ}. (yae) as in yea!.
{ㅓ}. (eo) as in young.
{ㅔ}.(e) as in set.
{ㅕ}. (yeo) as in young.
{ㅖ}. (ye) as in yet.
{ㅗ}. (o) as in yo yo.
{ㅘ}. (wa) as in water.
{ㅙ}. (wae) as in waiter.
{ㅚ}. (oi) as in wait.
{ㅛ}. (yo) as in yo yo.
{ㅜ}. (u) as in cool.
{ㅝ}. (weo) as in won.
{ㅞ}.(we) as in wet.
{ㅟ}. (ui) as in we.
{ㅠ}. (yu) as in you.
{ㅡ}. (u) as in good.
{ㅢ}. (ui) as in wisdom.
{ㅣ}. (i) as in sheep.
〃💭 #koreanજ જ
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Common Korean Conjunctions
In this lesson, you will learn the most basic and common Korean conjunctions that you must need to understand and speak Korean. I’m not going to explain them too much because it will slow you down too much but after this lesson, you will have no problem to understand Korean even though making a correct sentence with conjunctions. Let’s do it step by step.
그리고 / -고
그리고 means ‘and’ or ‘and then’ or ‘after’. It’s used to link 2 different words or events. The difference between 그리고 and English ‘and’ is that 그리고 shows the progress of time when it’s used with verbs.
그리고 산책 해요
And let’s walk
= After that, Let’s walk
= 그리고 isn’t used commonly as a conjunctive adverb
청소하고 밖에 나가자
Let’s clean and go out
= Let’s go out after / and then cleaning
= 그리고 shows the progress of time
청소하고요
After I clean
= When a sentence ends or starts with 그리고 or -고, the conjunction only means ‘after’
When it links 2 different words or phrases, It means ‘And’. However, Using 그리고 as a conjunctive adverb often sounds formal or poetic and not so common.
고양이 그리고 사자
Cats and lions
= Links 2 nouns
내가 좋아하는 것 그리고 너가 좋아하는 것
Things I like and things you like
= Links 2 phrases.
〃💭 #koreanજ જ
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In this lesson, you will learn the most basic and common Korean conjunctions that you must need to understand and speak Korean. I’m not going to explain them too much because it will slow you down too much but after this lesson, you will have no problem to understand Korean even though making a correct sentence with conjunctions. Let’s do it step by step.
그리고 / -고
그리고 means ‘and’ or ‘and then’ or ‘after’. It’s used to link 2 different words or events. The difference between 그리고 and English ‘and’ is that 그리고 shows the progress of time when it’s used with verbs.
그리고 산책 해요
And let’s walk
= After that, Let’s walk
= 그리고 isn’t used commonly as a conjunctive adverb
청소하고 밖에 나가자
Let’s clean and go out
= Let’s go out after / and then cleaning
= 그리고 shows the progress of time
청소하고요
After I clean
= When a sentence ends or starts with 그리고 or -고, the conjunction only means ‘after’
When it links 2 different words or phrases, It means ‘And’. However, Using 그리고 as a conjunctive adverb often sounds formal or poetic and not so common.
고양이 그리고 사자
Cats and lions
= Links 2 nouns
내가 좋아하는 것 그리고 너가 좋아하는 것
Things I like and things you like
= Links 2 phrases.
〃💭 #koreanજ જ
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그러나 / -나
그러나 has the opposite meaning of 그래서. It’s used to describe ‘A or B’ or the opposite result after. 그러나 and -나 are very formal but when it links 2 nouns or gerund phrases, it becomes pretty common and informal. 과자나 빵
Sneaks or breads
= Links 2 nouns
고기나 고기
Meats or meats
= Links 2 nouns
노래하는 거나 기타치는 거
Singing or playing guitar
= Link 2 phrases
〃💭 #koreanજ જ
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그러나 has the opposite meaning of 그래서. It’s used to describe ‘A or B’ or the opposite result after. 그러나 and -나 are very formal but when it links 2 nouns or gerund phrases, it becomes pretty common and informal. 과자나 빵
Sneaks or breads
= Links 2 nouns
고기나 고기
Meats or meats
= Links 2 nouns
노래하는 거나 기타치는 거
Singing or playing guitar
= Link 2 phrases
〃💭 #koreanજ જ
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• 日本語 ~
( bahasa jepun )
seperti korang tau , cara greetings yang formal ada empat .
1 . ohayo / ohayo gozaimasu
2 . konbanwa
3 . oyasumi / oyasumi nasai
4 . konnichiwa
🍂 ohayo :
selamat pagi .
> seperti yang korang tau . ohayo selalu diucapkan pada pagii . tak kisah laa asal pagi . jangan pandai ii pula nak 'ohayo' , petang ii . haa ada kene kaki nanti 🤣 .
> tak kisah laa nak ucap 'ohayo gozaimasu' atau just 'ohayo' . memanalaa asalkan pronunciation dia bethol ✨ .
🍂 konbanwa :
selamat tengahari , petang , malam .
> pasal tengahari , petang tuu min tak yah explain en ? korang tau jugakkk ✨ .
> haa pasal malam nii . konbanwa pun di ucap kan pada sebelah malam 𝗝𝗜𝗞𝗔 berjumpa orang pada waktu malam ⚠️ .
🍂 oyasumi :
selamat malam
> banyak jugak terkeliru ngan penggunaan 'oyasumi' . 'oyasumi' di ucap kan pada sebelah malam juga , hanya 𝗝𝗜𝗞𝗔 korang dah nak tidoo 💤 .
>tak kisah laa nak ucap 'oyasumi nasai' atau just 'oyasumi' . memanalaa asalkan pronunciation dia bethol ✨ .
🍂 konnichiwa
hello !
> bende ni ponn orang selalu je salah . konnichiwa maksud nyaa 'hello' ye , bukan 'selamat pagi' . memandaii je bagi maksud ye ⚠️ .
> tapi korang boleh je guna 'konnichiwa' bila ii masa sahajaa . tak berdosa , tak haram dan tak dilarang ✨ .
〃💭 #japaneseજ જ જ
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( bahasa jepun )
seperti korang tau , cara greetings yang formal ada empat .
1 . ohayo / ohayo gozaimasu
2 . konbanwa
3 . oyasumi / oyasumi nasai
4 . konnichiwa
🍂 ohayo :
selamat pagi .
> seperti yang korang tau . ohayo selalu diucapkan pada pagii . tak kisah laa asal pagi . jangan pandai ii pula nak 'ohayo' , petang ii . haa ada kene kaki nanti 🤣 .
> tak kisah laa nak ucap 'ohayo gozaimasu' atau just 'ohayo' . memanalaa asalkan pronunciation dia bethol ✨ .
🍂 konbanwa :
selamat tengahari , petang , malam .
> pasal tengahari , petang tuu min tak yah explain en ? korang tau jugakkk ✨ .
> haa pasal malam nii . konbanwa pun di ucap kan pada sebelah malam 𝗝𝗜𝗞𝗔 berjumpa orang pada waktu malam ⚠️ .
🍂 oyasumi :
selamat malam
> banyak jugak terkeliru ngan penggunaan 'oyasumi' . 'oyasumi' di ucap kan pada sebelah malam juga , hanya 𝗝𝗜𝗞𝗔 korang dah nak tidoo 💤 .
>tak kisah laa nak ucap 'oyasumi nasai' atau just 'oyasumi' . memanalaa asalkan pronunciation dia bethol ✨ .
🍂 konnichiwa
hello !
> bende ni ponn orang selalu je salah . konnichiwa maksud nyaa 'hello' ye , bukan 'selamat pagi' . memandaii je bagi maksud ye ⚠️ .
> tapi korang boleh je guna 'konnichiwa' bila ii masa sahajaa . tak berdosa , tak haram dan tak dilarang ✨ .
〃💭 #japaneseજ જ જ
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𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐨𝐝𝐮𝐜𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐦𝐬 𝐨𝐟 [ 𝐢 ]
🦋 ボク :
saya / i
> 𝗦𝗘𝗟𝗔𝗠𝗔𝗧 untuk digunakan ⚠️
> perkataan ni boleh digunakan jikalau korang baru berjumpa ngan orang jepun ✨
> pronounciation :
bo ku
🦋 僕 :
saya / me
> 𝗦𝗘𝗟𝗔𝗠𝗔𝗧 untuk digunakan ⚠️
> perkataan ni boleh digunakan jikalau korang baru berjumpa ngan orang jepun ✨
> pronounciation :
boku
🛑 please jangan tersalah antara 'boku' ngan 'bo ku' .
🛑 boku dalam kanji adalah : me , and bo ku dalam katakana adalah : i .
🛑 siapa yang pandai dalam english , dia tau grammar ii dalam membina ayat ✨ .
〃💭 #japaneseજ જ જ
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🦋 ボク :
saya / i
> 𝗦𝗘𝗟𝗔𝗠𝗔𝗧 untuk digunakan ⚠️
> perkataan ni boleh digunakan jikalau korang baru berjumpa ngan orang jepun ✨
> pronounciation :
bo ku
🦋 僕 :
saya / me
> 𝗦𝗘𝗟𝗔𝗠𝗔𝗧 untuk digunakan ⚠️
> perkataan ni boleh digunakan jikalau korang baru berjumpa ngan orang jepun ✨
> pronounciation :
boku
🛑 please jangan tersalah antara 'boku' ngan 'bo ku' .
🛑 boku dalam kanji adalah : me , and bo ku dalam katakana adalah : i .
🛑 siapa yang pandai dalam english , dia tau grammar ii dalam membina ayat ✨ .
〃💭 #japaneseજ જ જ
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