Can you guess what 브라운관 means? It’s a fun word that used to be used much more commonly in the past, but it’s definitely still used from time to time. Teacher Hyunwoo will explain it to you in Korean (with Korean & English subs). 

여러분 “브라운관”이 무슨 뜻일까요? 이 재미있는 표현이 무슨 뜻이고, 어떻게 쓰이는지에 대해서 현우 선생님의 설명을 들어 보세요! 

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A lot of the Seoul population is actually "from" Seoul and they don't have to travel anywhere for the national traditional holiday of Chuseok, but millions of people still travel out of Seoul to visit their respective hometowns or that of their spouse's. If you are not from Korea and happen to be in Seoul for Chuseok, your experience might be a little bit different from that of the people who do travel. 

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In today's Story Time episode, teacher Hyunwoo tells you a story of a 하숙집 (private boarding house) that he used to live in. Many university students in Korea live in a 하숙집 if they go to school away from their parents' place. The video is subtitled in both Korean and English for your learning! 

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Here’s a snippet of Hyunwoo’s weekly appearance on Arirang Radio’s Catch The Wave (hosted by Adrien Lee), where he introduces the subtle differences between some Korean words that can be translated to the same English word.

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In this video series, we introduce useful Korean words and phrases through compact one-minute lessons.

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Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus
Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

When you have a splitting headache and are not feeling so well because of a bad hangover, what do you do to relieve your hangover? Teachers 경은 and 주연 discuss what their favorite hangover remedies are! 

여러분은 숙취(hangover)가 있을 때 어떻게 숙취를 해소하시나요? 경은 선생님과 주연 선생님이 개인적으로 좋아하는 숙취 해소 방법에 대해서 들어 볼까요? 

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Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus  

Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one  

Teacher Hyunwoo will address some of the most commonly asked questions by beginner Korean learners!! If you’ve wondered why you thought “yes” was 네 but it sounds like 데, this video lesson will definitely help you understand the reason. 

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Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri  

Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82  

Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus  

Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one  

In this video series, we introduce useful Korean words and phrases through compact one-minute lessons.

Other social media links
http://twitter.com/ttmik
http://instagram.com/ttmik

* TTMIK Teachers on Instagram and get to know them better!
Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi
Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri
Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82
Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus
Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

Here’s a snippet of Hyunwoo’s weekly appearance on Arirang Radio’s Catch The Wave (hosted by Adrien Lee), where he introduces the subtle differences between some Korean words that can be translated to the same English word.

If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com

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http://twitter.com/ttmik
http://instagram.com/ttmik

TTMIK Teachers on Instagram
Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi
Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri
Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82
Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus
Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one

Can you guess what 랜선 이모 means? 이불 means "LAN cable" and 이모 means “aunt”, or mother’s sister(s) to be more specific. It’s a fun word that many Korean speakers use these days. Teacher Kyung-hwa will explain it to you in Korean (with Korean & English subs). 

여러분 “랜선 이모”가 무슨 뜻일까요? 이 재미있는 표현이 무슨 뜻이고, 어떻게 쓰이는지에 대해서 경화 선생님의 설명을 들어 보세요! 

* If you enjoyed watching this video, please check out our website for more Korean lessons at http://talktomeinkorean.com 

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Kyeong-eun http://instagram.com/kyeongeunchoi 

Kyung-hwa http://instagram.com/wittygirlhaeri  

Seokjin http://instagram.com/seokjin82  

Jooyeon http://instagram.com/pillarlotus  

Hyunwoo http://instagram.com/ever4one