한국어 공부 블로그

안녕하십시오, 안녕하십니까? 잘 하시네요?! What the hell does 시 means?!  To make a the long idea short, you add 시 when the person you are talking about deserves respect. I was confused too... I thought adding 요 and ~ㅂ니다 is all you need to show respect. The thing is, you use 시 when the person you are talking about deserves the respect. for example you want to say that your father went home already You add (으)시 to the stem of the verb/adjectives 우리  아버지는 집에 이미 갔어요.  Even though you have put 요 This will be rude to say. You will want to give respect to your father by putting 시 우리  아버지는 집에 이미 가셨어요. 가다 => 가시다  갔다=> 가셨다  more example 형이 저한테 한국어를 가르치주셨어요. 형 Taught me Korean. 잘하시네요! - You did well! same meaning with (잘하네) but a lot more polite. Note: I have highlighted this and mentioned this a lot but you only use 시 when talking to a person that deserves respect. You dont use 시 when you talk about yourself. 저는 어제 학교에 가셨어요 - This would be wro...

You won't be getting anywhere without these   From Wikipedia You will just confuse yourself if you try to learn Korean without Hangul       The first thing I have done before learning Korean is learning Hangul and how it was made. I'm not going to teach Hangul in here or talk about Hangul history. This is about telling you to go learn Hangul. Hangul isn't that hard to learn. I have learned Hangul in less than 5 hours, It is possible so with everyone to learn it too for a short amount of time. Although of course it wont be perfect as there are more pronunciation rules, but it is better than not knowing it. Hangul characters doesn't have the exact counterpart for English alphabet, so it is really useless to try on relying on English alphabet when learning Korean Language. 

한국어 공부 블로그 소개 안녕하세요 저는 승입니다~ In this Blog I am going to talk about (mostly) the most confusing parts I have encountered while learning Korean.        First of all I am half Korean, and I have been learning Korean for more than 2 years. I have never been in Korea. For that 2 years I have been learning Korean, although I can pull off a bit of a Korean conversation, still up to this day I am not Fluent , Yes I cannot understand dramas without subtitle, I cannot understand the movies without subtitle, I cannot understand the Korean music, unless I spend hours trying to figure out every idioms, and words that I don't know in dictionary.        The reason I was not able to learn Korean well, was due to the factors: I am not using Korean language for my daily basis, I don't live with my dad, my dad is in Korea, and I am not using Korean in the country that I live in right now. The best way to learn a language is to go to the countr...