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bovinerebel
Joined: 27 Feb 2008
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Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 9:28 pm Post subject: Budding Korean teachers...your chance to shine. |
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I've spent my last little while learning this formal Korean from the let's speak korean series, which is all good and all for getting things done. But what I'd really like to learn is how to make small talk and can't be bothered to dig through lessons for the words I'm looking for.
I had made a nice little word list of the absolute basic words I'm most likely to use , but it got lost in the muddle. I'm tired of bothering the girls in my office so I thought I'm put it to the forum.
I was hoping someone would invest a little of their sweet time to provide a translation in Hangul (i'm terrible at spelling in it) and maybe the english phonetic .I know most of these but for the sake of having the list on hand in case I forget , or anyone else is looking to learn. Obviously ignore in the case that their is no direct translation and adapt as necessary. I'll keep it short and people can add request and hopefully we'll get a good beginner lexicon going that'll see you by.
Question words
Why :
What :
When :
How :
Who :
What time :
Whose :
Which :
To be bored :
To be tired (sleepy):
to be tired (from exercise) :
To be hungry :
To be sad :
To be happy :
To be annoyed/irritated :
To be interested :
To be full (no longer hungry) :
To be stressed out :
To be angry :
To be disgusted :
To be exited :
To be dissapointed :
To be thirsty :
To be in love :
to love :
To be insulted :
To be amused :
to like :
to hate :
to not care about :
Adjectives
Beautiful (girl) :
Beauitufk (place) :
Handsome :
Interesting :
Ugly :
Stupid :
Smart :
Annoying :
Boring :
Old :
Young :
Tall :
Short :
Big :
Small :
Long :
Fashionable :
Lazy :
Diligent :
Naughty :
Good :
Bad :
Pro nouns
I/Me :
We :
You :
them :
It :
These :
Those :
Possesives
My :
Your :
our :
theirs :
Adverb ....could you try and explain the suffix system of making a verb and adverb.
Nouns (In my opinion the last thing you need to learn as most Koreans know the english version)...just some I have found useful ..
Car :
Bus :
Train :
Station :
Restuarant :
Cinema :
Singing room :
Bar :
Movie :
Song :
Music :
Book :
Home :
Convenience store :
Prepositions of place :
In :
on :
under :
next to :
opposite :
other (conjunctions etc)
because :
but :
and :
therefore :
instead :
if....then :
to :
too :
from :
comparisons : could you explain how to form them.
This list was clearly made in a rush , but it's based on a list I have used to get by in many other languages. Any suggestions are welcome and I'd really appreciate if folks could just fill out what they knew and it can be improved as we go along and have it under the fridge magnet by weeks end.
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Stevie_B
Joined: 14 May 2008
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Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 9:32 pm Post subject: |
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| I could help you out with a lot of those but I don't have a hangeul keyboard. Also, I can't be arsed. |
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ernie
Joined: 05 Aug 2006 Location: asdfghjk
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Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 9:33 pm Post subject: |
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| don't you have babelfish on your internets? |
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bovinerebel
Joined: 27 Feb 2008
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Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 9:35 pm Post subject: |
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| ernie wrote: |
| don't you have babelfish on your internets? |
Babelfish is a joke. Look it seemed a lot of people here are very proud of their Korean and would love to help . If you're not one then don't bother replying. It's a free world , no one is twisting your arm. |
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ABC KID
Joined: 14 Sep 2007
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Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 9:47 pm Post subject: Re: Budding Korean teachers...your chance to shine. |
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| bovinerebel wrote: |
I've spent my last little while learning this formal Korean from the let's speak korean series, which is all good and all for getting things done. But what I'd really like to learn is how to make small talk and can't be bothered to dig through lessons for the words I'm looking for.
I had made a nice little word list of the absolute basic words I'm most likely to use , but it got lost in the muddle. I'm tired of bothering the girls in my office so I thought I'm put it to the forum.
I was hoping someone would invest a little of their sweet time to provide a translation in Hangul (i'm terrible at spelling in it) and maybe the english phonetic .I know most of these but for the sake of having the list on hand in case I forget , or anyone else is looking to learn. Obviously ignore in the case that their is no direct translation and adapt as necessary. I'll keep it short and people can add request and hopefully we'll get a good beginner lexicon going that'll see you by.
Question words
Why :
What :
When :
How :
Who :
What time :
Whose :
Which :
To be bored :
To be tired (sleepy):
to be tired (from exercise) :
To be hungry :
To be sad :
To be happy :
To be annoyed/irritated :
To be interested :
To be full (no longer hungry) :
To be stressed out :
To be angry :
To be disgusted :
To be exited :
To be dissapointed :
To be thirsty :
To be in love :
to love :
To be insulted :
To be amused :
to like :
to hate :
to not care about :
Adjectives
Beautiful (girl) :
Beauitufk (place) :
Handsome :
Interesting :
Ugly :
Stupid :
Smart :
Annoying :
Boring :
Old :
Young :
Tall :
Short :
Big :
Small :
Long :
Fashionable :
Lazy :
Diligent :
Naughty :
Good :
Bad :
Pro nouns
I/Me :
We :
You :
them :
It :
These :
Those :
Possesives
My :
Your :
our :
theirs :
Adverb ....could you try and explain the suffix system of making a verb and adverb.
Nouns (In my opinion the last thing you need to learn as most Koreans know the english version)...just some I have found useful ..
Car :
Bus :
Train :
Station :
Restuarant :
Cinema :
Singing room :
Bar :
Movie :
Song :
Music :
Book :
Home :
Convenience store :
Prepositions of place :
In :
on :
under :
next to :
opposite :
other (conjunctions etc)
because :
but :
and :
therefore :
instead :
then :
comparisons : could you explain how to form them.
This list was clearly made in a rush , but it's based on a list I have used to get by in many other languages. Any suggestions are welcome and I'd really appreciate if folks could just fill out what they knew and it can be improved as we go along and have it under the fridge magnet by weeks end. |
Why not post your questions in this thread:
http://forums.eslcafe.com/korea/viewtopic.php?t=109557&highlight=
You might find some other useful info there too...
EDIT
I've just answered some of your questions... See the thread I referred you too above. Maybe others can finish your MASSIVE list.
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billybrobby

Joined: 09 Dec 2004
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Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 9:49 pm Post subject: |
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| this is EXACTLY how i started learning korean. the list is pretty much identical. i'm too lazy to fill it out. it was only because i had a korean girlfriend at the time that i got somebody to fill my list out. |
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bovinerebel
Joined: 27 Feb 2008
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Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 9:52 pm Post subject: |
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| billybrobby wrote: |
| this is EXACTLY how i started learning korean. the list is pretty much identical. i'm too lazy to fill it out. it was only because i had a korean girlfriend at the time that i got somebody to fill my list out. |
That's the idea. I've used this list to get a finger on a few languages and it's a good way to start for sure. Instead of randomly learning phrases if you could spend your time getting this down , you'd be amazed at how much you could communicate with others.
I could just bug someone to do it for me......but it's the group I'm thinking of...and letting it involve into a longer list over time. Anyway...just an idea. |
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JustJohn

Joined: 18 Oct 2007 Location: Your computer screen
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Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 9:56 pm Post subject: |
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I'd like to see this list too. I know a good handful of them but my spelling is so bad that I can only tell you one with 100% certainty.
Who: 누구 |
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bovinerebel
Joined: 27 Feb 2008
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Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 10:00 pm Post subject: |
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| JustJohn wrote: |
I'd like to see this list too. I know a good handful of them but my spelling is so bad that I can only tell you one with 100% certainty.
Who: 누구 |
Well that's a start...cheers. I know most of them too , but my spelling is non existant. I can barely even read hangul....just enough to get me by at the "kim bob nara".
Come on....there's got to be someone out there whose got some time on their hands this afternoon. Just do the question list perhaps and someone else pick it up from there .
I'll offer the same list up in thai if anyone wants in reciprocation. (I'd offer afrikaans but I doubt anyone would care.) |
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