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The meaning of the sentence "그 사람이 영어 할 줄 알았어요." can change depending on the intonation and the context. Hyunwoo explains how this happens by giving your various intonation examples. Free audio lesson on -줄 알다: <a href= "https://talktomeinkorean.com/lessons/l6l27">https://talktomeinkorean.com/lessons/l6l27</a> Browse through our store and get your best Korean study material!: <a href= "http://bit.ly/store-podcast">http://bit.ly/store-podcast</a>

The meaning of the sentence "그 사람이 영어 할 줄 알았어요." can change depending on the intonation and the context. Hyunwoo explains how this happens by giving your various intonation examples. Free audio lesson on -줄 알다: https://talktomeinkorean.com/lessons/l6l27 Browse through our store and get your best Korean study material!: http://bit.ly/store-podcast

할 줄 알다 is not always "can do" - Korean Q&A

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We’ve picked 30 of the most commonly used intermediate-level Korean verbs for you to learn and use! 0:17 이기다 to win 0:41 지다 to lose 0:51 결혼하다 to marry 1:08 버리다 to throw away 1:25 잡다 to hold, to catch 1:43 잡히다 to be caught 2:00 이용하다 to use, to take advantage of 2:20 확인하다 to check, to verify 2:40 떠나다 to leave 2:58 돌아오다 to come back 3:16 가져오다 to bring 3:36 이해하다 to understand 3:54 설명하다 to explain 4:14 표현하다 to express 4:33 결정하다 to decide 4:52 대답하다 to answer 5:10 준비하다 to prepare 5:29 인정하다 to admit, to accept 5:52 움직이다 to move 6:08 정리하다 to organize, to clean, to tidy up 6:28 청소하다 to clean 6:48 기대하다 to expect, to anticipate 7:07 빌리다 to borrow 7:24빌려주다 to lend 7:45 선택하다 to choose 8:05 가르치다 to teach 8:26 배우다 to learn 8:45 소개하다 to introduce 9:07 포기하다 to give up 9:26 비교하다 to compare

We’ve picked 30 of the most commonly used intermediate-level Korean verbs for you to learn and use! 0:17 이기다 to win 0:41 지다 to lose 0:51 결혼하다 to marry 1:08 버리다 to throw away 1:25 잡다 to hold, to catch 1:43 잡히다 to be caught 2:00 이용하다 to use, to take advantage of 2:20 확인하다 to check, to verify 2:40 떠나다 to leave 2:58 돌아오다 to come back 3:16 가져오다 to bring 3:36 이해하다 to understand 3:54 설명하다 to explain 4:14 표현하다 to express 4:33 결정하다 to decide 4:52 대답하다 to answer 5:10 준비하다 to prepare 5:29 인정하다 to admit, to accept 5:52 움직이다 to move 6:08 정리하다 to organize, to clean, to tidy up 6:28 청소하다 to clean 6:48 기대하다 to expect, to anticipate 7:07 빌리다 to borrow 7:24빌려주다 to lend 7:45 선택하다 to choose 8:05 가르치다 to teach 8:26 배우다 to learn 8:45 소개하다 to introduce 9:07 포기하다 to give up 9:26 비교하다 to compare

30 Essential Korean Verbs For Intermediate Learners

한테 and 에게 are both translated to either “to” or “from” in the Korean language. Learn how to use these words correctly with this lesson by teacher Hyunwoo. Browse through our store and get your best Korean study material!: <a href= "http://bit.ly/store-podcast">http://bit.ly/store-podcast</a>

한테 and 에게 are both translated to either “to” or “from” in the Korean language. Learn how to use these words correctly with this lesson by teacher Hyunwoo. Browse through our store and get your best Korean study material!: http://bit.ly/store-podcast

One word means both “to” and “from” in Korean?

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Korean Sentence-building Practice: 사진 (= picture)

Here are some essential Korean phrases you can use in restaurants. 0:18 몇 분이세요? How many? 0:27 두 명이요. / 세 명이요. / 네 명이요. Two people. / Three people. / Four people. 0:47 한 명 더 올 거예요. One more person will come, too. 1:02 예약하셨어요? Did you make a reservation? 1:14 지금 만석이라 기다리셔야 돼요. There are no seats, so you should wait. 1:59 얼마나 기다려야 돼요? How long should I wait? 2:13 여기 앉아도 되나요? Can I sit here? 2:26 이쪽으로 안내해 드릴게요. Let me take you to your seat. 2:40 드시고 가시나요? 포장해 드릴까요? For here? or to go? 2:57 주문하시겠어요? Would you like to order? 3:10 저기요. Excuse me. 3:17 주문할게요. I would like to order. 3:28 메뉴판 좀 주세요. Can I have a menu? 3:39 물 좀 주세요. Can I have some water? 3:50 물은 셀프예요. You need to get your own water here. 4:02 포크 좀 주세요. Can I have a fork? 4:13 이거하고 이거 주세요. Can I have this and this? 4:27 메뉴 추천해 주세요. Please recommend a dish for us. 4:42 이거 몇 인분이에요? How many (people) does this serve? 4:55 이거 맵나요? Is this spicy? 5:06 양파는 빼 주세요. Please leave the onions out. 5:19 견과류 알레르기가 있어요. I’m allergic to nuts. 5:33 저희 주문한 음식이 아직 안 나왔어요. Our dish is not served yet. 5:51 저희 이거 안 시켰어요. We didn’t order this. 6:06 화장실은 어디에 있어요? Where is the restroom? 6:20 맵지 않게 해 주세요. Please don’t make it spicy. 6:35 덜 맵게 해 주세요. Please make it less spicy. 6:49 감사합니다. Thank you. 6:58 반찬 좀 더 주세요. Can I have some more side dishes? 7:12 소스 좀 더 주세요. Can I have some more sauce? 7:24 음식이 좀 짜요. The food is a little salty. 7:37 음식이 좀 싱거워요. The food is a little bland. 7:51 소금 있나요? Do you have salt? 8:02 남은 것 좀 싸 주세요. Can I have a box to-go? 8:17 계산은 어디에서 해요? Where do I pay? 8:31 얼마예요? How much is it? 8:41 각자 계산할게요. We will pay seperately. 8:54 카드로 계산할게요. I will pay with a credit card. 9:08 영수증 필요하세요? Do you need a receipt? 9:20 영수증 주세요. Please give me a receipt. 9:33 영수증은 괜찮아요. I don’t need a receipt. Browse through our store and get your best Korean study material!: <a href= "http://bit.ly/store-podcast">http://bit.ly/store-podcast</a>

Here are some essential Korean phrases you can use in restaurants. 0:18 몇 분이세요? How many? 0:27 두 명이요. / 세 명이요. / 네 명이요. Two people. / Three people. / Four people. 0:47 한 명 더 올 거예요. One more person will come, too. 1:02 예약하셨어요? Did you make a reservation? 1:14 지금 만석이라 기다리셔야 돼요. There are no seats, so you should wait. 1:59 얼마나 기다려야 돼요? How long should I wait? 2:13 여기 앉아도 되나요? Can I sit here? 2:26 이쪽으로 안내해 드릴게요. Let me take you to your seat. 2:40 드시고 가시나요? 포장해 드릴까요? For here? or to go? 2:57 주문하시겠어요? Would you like to order? 3:10 저기요. Excuse me. 3:17 주문할게요. I would like to order. 3:28 메뉴판 좀 주세요. Can I have a menu? 3:39 물 좀 주세요. Can I have some water? 3:50 물은 셀프예요. You need to get your own water here. 4:02 포크 좀 주세요. Can I have a fork? 4:13 이거하고 이거 주세요. Can I have this and this? 4:27 메뉴 추천해 주세요. Please recommend a dish for us. 4:42 이거 몇 인분이에요? How many (people) does this serve? 4:55 이거 맵나요? Is this spicy? 5:06 양파는 빼 주세요. Please leave the onions out. 5:19 견과류 알레르기가 있어요. I’m allergic to nuts. 5:33 저희 주문한 음식이 아직 안 나왔어요. Our dish is not served yet. 5:51 저희 이거 안 시켰어요. We didn’t order this. 6:06 화장실은 어디에 있어요? Where is the restroom? 6:20 맵지 않게 해 주세요. Please don’t make it spicy. 6:35 덜 맵게 해 주세요. Please make it less spicy. 6:49 감사합니다. Thank you. 6:58 반찬 좀 더 주세요. Can I have some more side dishes? 7:12 소스 좀 더 주세요. Can I have some more sauce? 7:24 음식이 좀 짜요. The food is a little salty. 7:37 음식이 좀 싱거워요. The food is a little bland. 7:51 소금 있나요? Do you have salt? 8:02 남은 것 좀 싸 주세요. Can I have a box to-go? 8:17 계산은 어디에서 해요? Where do I pay? 8:31 얼마예요? How much is it? 8:41 각자 계산할게요. We will pay seperately. 8:54 카드로 계산할게요. I will pay with a credit card. 9:08 영수증 필요하세요? Do you need a receipt? 9:20 영수증 주세요. Please give me a receipt. 9:33 영수증은 괜찮아요. I don’t need a receipt. Browse through our store and get your best Korean study material!: http://bit.ly/store-podcast

Essential Korean Phrases In Restaurants

Learn essential parenting phrases in Korean related to eating! You can learn even more from our e-book: <a href= "http://bit.ly/30adaPd">http://bit.ly/30adaPd</a> 0:25 아침 먹자. Let’s have breakfast 0:28 아침 먹을 시간이야. It’s time to eat breakfast. 0:49 천천히 먹어. Eat slowly. 1:40 맛있어? Does it taste good? / Do you like it? 1:59 맛있게 먹어. Enjoy your food. 2:45 조금만 더 먹자. Let’s eat just a little bit more. 3:56 지금 안 먹으면 다 치울 거야. If you don’t eat right now, I’m going to clear the table.

Learn essential parenting phrases in Korean related to eating! You can learn even more from our e-book: http://bit.ly/30adaPd 0:25 아침 먹자. Let’s have breakfast 0:28 아침 먹을 시간이야. It’s time to eat breakfast. 0:49 천천히 먹어. Eat slowly. 1:40 맛있어? Does it taste good? / Do you like it? 1:59 맛있게 먹어. Enjoy your food. 2:45 조금만 더 먹자. Let’s eat just a little bit more. 3:56 지금 안 먹으면 다 치울 거야. If you don’t eat right now, I’m going to clear the table.  

Korean Parenting Phrases - Time to Eat

Both 말해 줘 and 말해 봐 can be translated into English as “Tell me.” but there’s a difference in meaning. Hyunwoo will explain it in this video lesson. Browse through our store and get your best Korean study material!: <a href= "http://bit.ly/store-podcast">http://bit.ly/store-podcast</a>

Both 말해 줘 and 말해 봐 can be translated into English as “Tell me.” but there’s a difference in meaning. Hyunwoo will explain it in this video lesson. Browse through our store and get your best Korean study material!: http://bit.ly/store-podcast

“Tell me.” in Korean

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Korean Sentence-building Practice: 옷 (= clothes)

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All The Rules Of Korean Pronunciation

Many learners make the mistake of saying 걱정해요 when they want to say "I am worried." but in fact, they should say 걱정돼요 using the verb "되다". In this video lesson, Hyunwoo explains the difference between 걱정하다 and 걱정되다. Browse through our store and get your best Korean study material!: <a href= "http://bit.ly/store-podcast">http://bit.ly/store-podcast</a>

Many learners make the mistake of saying 걱정해요 when they want to say "I am worried." but in fact, they should say 걱정돼요 using the verb "되다". In this video lesson, Hyunwoo explains the difference between 걱정하다 and 걱정되다. Browse through our store and get your best Korean study material!: http://bit.ly/store-podcast

How are 하다 and 되다 different? - Korean Q&A

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