Marvelous Korean Mouth

Marvelous Korean Mouth

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Marvelous Korean Mouth episodes

  • MKM79- INSA Culture in Korea No.2

    Did you eat? THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IN KOREA IS FOOD! MiYoung선생님 and Meg discuss a very Korean way to greet someone in Korea that is not just “hi, hello.” Learn different ways to say "did you eat” depending on your relationship. The most important question to ask a Korean person is if they ate! 인사하다 to greet

     

    식사 meal

    하다 to do (basic form)

    하시다 to do (polite basic form)

    하셨다 to do (polite past-tense basic form)

    하셨어요 to do ( polite past-tense conversational)

    선생님 teacher

    밥 meal/rice

    먹다 to eat

    기다리세요 please wait

    반찬 side dishes

    라면 ramen

    한국 사람들 Korean People

    선배 someone older than you (usually at work or school)

     

    0:00 – intro

    0:36 – did you eat?

    0:46 – 하셨어요

    1:59 – 밥 먹었어? (casual)

    2:22 – past tense

    3:21 – if you haven’t eaten at Korean home

    4:00 – casual (friends or younger)

    4:56 discussing ㅆ pronunciation

    5:25 – outro

    6 min
  • MKM78- INSA Culture in Korea No.1
    If you greet well in Korea, you will be successful! But which greetings should you use and when? This video goes over the most basic greetings of hello and goodbye and when to use them appropriately, as well as discussing the importance of 인사 (in-sa) in Korean culture.
     
    안녕하세요 hello (formal)
    안녕 hello (casual)
    안녕히 가세요 goodbye (formal)(TO someone leaving)
    안녕히 계세요 goodbye (formal)(if YOU are staying)
    잘 가 “go well” goodbye (casual)
    잘 가요 “go well” goodbye (polite)
    잘 있어 “be well” goodbye (casual)
     
    0:00 - intro
    0:37 - importance of 인사 in Korean culture
    2:38 - greeting Hello
    3:01 - greeting goodbye
    3:21 - 잘 가(요)
    5:08 - 안녕히 계세요
    5:24 - 잘 있다
    5:38 - 계시다 (있다 formal)
    6:12 - review of goodbyes
    6:32 - review of hellos
    6:43 - outro
    8 min
  • MKM77- Eat Together, Meet Together

    Korean way to say a greeting: 우리 언제 밥 한번 먹자, 먹어, 먹어요, 먹읍시다 "Let's get together and eat" The reality of Korea: 1. They really mean it (planning to eat together) 2. They don't really mean it (it's just a greeting) *50/50 You need to depend on your intuition for their intention* Be a good guesser!

    0:00 - intro

    0:14 - 우리 언제 밥 한번 먹자!

    0:26 - word-by-word translation

    0:39 - 먹자 endings

    1:06 - let's get together

    1:15 - How the expression is used in Korea

    2:52 - foreigners in Korea

    3:12 - words for "later"

    3:52 - intuition

    4:23 - review

    4:55 - Koreans serious about food

    5:24 - outro

    6 min
  • MKM76- How to Be a Guest in a Korean Home No.3
    You don't have to be Mother Theresa to be nice to others. Follow the Koreans' great, simple example for how to treat human beings. Then we will make World Peace.
     
    0:00 - intro
    0:17 - 대접하다
    1:13 - 물 한잔이라도 대접해야 하는데
    2:24 - ~이라도 even
    2:59 - 밥 한끼라도 대접해야 하는데
    4:16 - 하는데
    4:55 - Korean Hosts
    6:08 - Korean Hospitality (How to Treat Human Beings)
    7:50 - Visiting Korean Home
    8:16 - outro
    9 min
  • MKM75- How to Be a Guest in a Korean Home

    We will kill you with our kindness. The symbol of love - FOOD! You will see the BROKEN table legs!

    0:00 - intro

    0:10 - 상다리가 부러지도록 차리다

    0:33 - 상

    1:04 - 다리

    1:25 - 부러지다

    1:31 - ~도록

    1:49 - 차리다

    2:51 - 휘어지다

    3:52 - 차리셨어요

    4:46 - 시 + ㅆ

    5:03 - ~겠어요

    5:35 - outro

    7 min
  • MKM70- Let's Be Negative

    Break from being positive. Sarcastic and Mean = Another Face of Koreans Everybody learn these expressions and use them. You will be happy and feel very Korean, Hooray!

    9 min

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At Marvelous Korean Mouth we speak, sing, and eat all things Korean language and culture! Join Meg as a student while Ms. MiYoung teaches us useful Korean vocabulary and grammar, through real…