Easy Korean Listening with Julia

Today, we’re going to talk about clothes and fashion!

We’ll listen to stories about three friends: one who loves dresses, one who prefers jeans, and one who enjoys following the latest fashion trends.

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Today, we're going to learn more Korean counting words.

For example, how do we count books? How do we count cups of coffee? How do we count cars, shoes, and bottles of water?

In Korean, we use different counting words for different things.

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Today, we’re going to learn how to describe people’s appearance and personality in Korean.

How would you describe your mother, your best friend, or someone in your family? Is that person tall, kind, cheerful, or bright?

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Today we’ll practice large Korean numbers and phone numbers. We’ll learn how to count people, animals, books, cups, cars, and many other things.

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Today, we'll practice the Korean grammar pattern ~아/어도.

~아/어도 means "even if" or "even though," and is used to say that something happens or is true regardless of a condition.

Example:

비가 와도 회사에 가요.

I go to work even if it rains.

매워도 맛있어요

It's delicious even though it's spicy.

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Today, we'll practice the Korean grammar pattern ~(으)세요.

~(으)세요 is a polite way to give instructions, make requests, or invite someone to do something.

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Today, we will practice the common Korean grammar pattern ~면서. ~면서 means “while” and is used when the same person does two actions at the same time.

For example:

음악을 들으면서 공부해요.

= I study while listening to music.

웃으면서 이야기해요.

= I talk while smiling.

책을 읽으면서 커피를 마셔요.

= I drink coffee while reading a book.

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Today, we will practice the days of the week in Korean.

As you listen, try to remember these words:

월요일 – Monday

화요일 – Tuesday

수요일 – Wednesday

목요일 – Thursday

금요일 – Friday

토요일 – Saturday

일요일 – Sunday

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Today, we will practice two common Korean grammar patterns: ~서 and ~기 때문에.

Both expressions mean “because” in English and are used to explain a reason and can often be used interchangeably.

~서 is more common in everyday conversation, while ~기 때문에 is more formal and emphasizes the reason more strongly.

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Today, we will practice the Korean grammar pattern ~하고 싶어요.

~하고 싶어요 means "I want to..." and is used to talk about things you want to do, eat, buy, see, learn, or experience.

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