Thursday, May 31, 2012


           Do you know a lot of languages?  If you don't, you should start learning more.  The more you learn new languages, the more you get to learn about its culture and its history.  So to help the language of korea, I will teach you a couple of words in Korean.  Don't get frustrated and upset and certainly don't give up.  It takes lots of practice to perfect and pronounce certain words and letters!

Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Try This! Number 1

First, we will start by learning some words in Korean.


         Word In Korean      Pronunciation      Definition
      
      머리                     mauh-ry             head


      코                        co                     nose


      코                        newn                 eye


      입술의                 eep                    lip






          Learn these words and their meanings.  By the time your done memorizing these words, I'll have something new for you.  Check back soon!

Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Try This! Number 2

Hiya!  I have something new for you today!  Let's see. . . Aha!  I know exactly what you should do today.

          First, why do you want to learn Korean?  Do you think it's interesting?  Who/What inspired you to learn this language?  If your a kid, and it's your history teacher, then go up to him/her with a notebook and pencil, and ask him/her why he/she wanted you to learn Korean.  You should find more about Korea.  You can learn al sorts of fun facts and stuff that you might not even believe!  And if you want think my blogspot is to boring and dull, go to my friend's blogspot below.  He's doing Korean too.  We're in the same class and both our moms are Korean.  That's why we wanted to do Korean.  You should do the same thing too.  Trace back your relatives and ancestors and see what cultures your related to.  It's fun to explore cultures.  For example, did you know that in Korea, they eat fried silkworms?  Gross!  (But yummy!)  Try different things!  Explore!  Learn new languages!    


My friend's blogspot= koreanlanguagelearning.blogspot.com

Monday, May 28, 2012

Try This! Number 3

Hiya!  I have even more stuff for you!  If you think I'm going to fast and you need to catch up, don't worry.  Take your time.  Learning languages can be really hard so don't rush yourself.  The thing is, don't give up.

          It won't be all play this and play that, and you don't just sit at your computer/ipad.  You've got to do some actual work too.  But don't tire yourself out either.  Don't sit up all night working and working and learning and learning.  Just work a little for about an hour and a half first, then go outside, maybe read a book or take a walk, and have a snack.  Afterwards, go back to learning for about half an hour then you can just enjoy yourself.

          Anyway, take a look at these words and try to memorize them.

      Word In Korean      Pronunciation      Definition

   학교                     hahk-ghyo         school


   놀이                     nohl-jah             play


   이름                     yee-rhoom         name  


   친구                     cheen-ghoo       friend


   선생                     suhn-sang-nim  teacher



Sunday, May 27, 2012

Try This! Number 4

Okay, I have another activity for you to do!  Learn these words and I'll have something new in no time!


      Word In Korean      Pronunciation      Definition


      토끼                    t'o-kki                rabbit


      쥐                       jwi                     rat


      양                       yang                 sheep


      뱀                       baem                snake


      호랑이                ho-rang-i           tiger


      야생 동물           dul-jim-sung       wild animal






          Fun Fact


          Did you know that the tiger is the Korean mascot?  It's the Korean 
     mascot because the tiger was the most powerful animal in the area.  
     Unfortunately, the Korean people killed all the tigers and there are no 
     more tigers in Korea to this day.  The Korean cared for their safety more.
     They killed all the tigers in the forest so they could walk in it.  If you
     had your own country, what would your mascot be?





Saturday, May 26, 2012

Try This! Number 5

Hi, hi ,hi!  I have an exercise for you to do!  I'm going to teach you some sentences now.  Here they are.

안녕하세요, 어서오세요?                                       Good morning, how are you today?


우리반에 오신 것을 환영합니다.                           Welcome to our class.


안녕하세요, 당신의 이름은 무엇인가? ------------ Hello, what is your name?


실례하는 방향은 사무실입니까?                           Excuse me, in which direction is the office?


화장실이 어디 있는지 좀 알려 주실래요?            Could you show me where the toilets are?


어떤 오후 활동에 관심?                                          What afternoon activity are you interested in?
   
이 학교의 책임자는 누구인가?                              Who is the director of this school?


행의 마지막에 네 방에 도서를 놓으십시오.         Please place your books in your cubby at the end of the row.


숙제 금요일 이양해야합니다.                         Homework needs to be handed in on a Friday.


교사는 우리가 바닥에 스크랩 용지를 놔두면 안될 것이라고 말했다.    The teacher said that we should not leave scrap paper on the floor.


          If you think that the translation is fake, go on google translate and look for yourself.  Have fun learning!





Thursday, May 24, 2012

Try This! Number 6

Hiya, everyone!  Guess who?  You're right!  I'm back with new stuff! It's so nice that people are visiting my blog!  Well, here are some basic phrases for you to learn.  Remember not to give up.  The most important thing is to have fun and do your best!

Sah-rahng-hae-yo= I love you.
Mah-shi-suh-yo=It's tasty
Bae-goh-pah-yo=I am hungry.
Nohl-go-shipuh-yo=I want to play.
Nahl-shi-gah Jo-ah-yo=Nice weather!
An-nyong-hah-sae-yo=Hello.
Goh-mahp-seem-ni-da=Thank you.