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Learn Korean: How to Say… in Korean

Korean Conversation 일상회화: What do you want for lunch?

Learn Korean – Speak Daily Conversation (일상회화)
How to say: “What do you want for lunch?” in Korean Language Hangukeo.

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Korean Conversation 일상회화: I’m a bit busy at the moment.

Korean Conversation 일상회화: I’m a bit busy at the moment.

지금  바빠요.

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Korean Conversation 일상회화: “No plans yet.”

Korean Conversation 일상회화: No plans yet.
아직 계획 없어요.
Ajik Gyehoek eopseoyo.

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Korean Vocabulary: Hyori? = 멋있다! (cool/chic)

이쁜 이효리~ ^^ Why I love Hyori? = 멋있다! (meaning cool, chic)

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Korean Conversation 일상회화 : 이번 토요일에 뭐해요?

Korean Conversation 일상회화 : What are you up to this Saturday?

이번 토요일에 뭐해요?

ibeon toyoire mwo haeyo?

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Korean Native Tongue: 만장일치 (consensus)

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고유어/사자성어 (Korean Native Tongue)

만장일치 (consensus) is used when all the congregated people have the same opinion.

Meaning: 만 “be full of”, 장 “year”, 일 “one”, 치 “guide”

만장일치 (consensus) refers to a situation when all people gathered in a place are of the same opinion.  When everybody agrees with an item, we say “만장일치 찬성 (a unanimous agreement)”, on the other hand, when everybody disagrees with an item, we say “만장일치 반대 (a unanimous disagreement)”. This word is often found in political systems or frameworks.

Korean Conversation: 조금만 조용히 해 주시겠어요? (Could you be quiet a little bit?)

조금만 조용히 해 주시겠어요? (Could you be quiet a little bit?) : We use the expression ‘조금만 –아/어 주시겠어요?’ when we ask someone politely such as in ‘조금만 조용히 해(quiet) 주시겠어요?’.

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일상회화 (Korean Conversation)

We use the expression ‘조금만 –아/어 주시겠어요?’ when we ask someone politely such as in  ‘조금만 조용히 해 (quiet) 주시겠어요?’,  ‘조금만 비켜 (step aside) 주시겠어요?’ and  ‘조금만 옆으로 가 (move over) 주시겠어요?’.  This expression is used when we disturb someone or when we are in the situation that we have to ask to be excused.

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