Daily Blue

따뜻한 아메리카노 한잔 주세요: Please give me 1 hot coffee

아이스 아메리카노 두잔 주세요: Please give me 2 ice coffees

카페인 없는 음료 있어요?: Do you have non-caffeinated drinks?

여기서 먹고 갈게요: I’d like to eat here

테이크아웃 이에요: I’d like this to go (drink only)

포장해 주세요: I’d like this to go (food and drink)

영수증은 버려 주세요: Please throw away my receipt

와이파이 있어요?: Do you have wifi here?

비밀 번호 알려 주세요: What is the wifi password?

콘센트 있어요?: Do you have electrical outlets?

콘센트 어디에 있어요?: Where are your electrical outlets?

source: 90DayKorean

Here are some study tips for different learning styles that I’ve gathered from talking to friends and from what some professors have recommended their students to do:

VISUAL

draw pictures in your notes

benefit from illustrations & presentations that use color

use diagrams, graphs, underlining, mind-maps, etc

study in a visually appealing place

AUDITORY

study in groups, discuss things out with other people

record lectures, take part in a study group, go to tutoring

reduce lecture notes to only the main ideas

read texts out loud, pretend to teach someone else

explain ideas to other people

recite, recite, recite

create jingles or mnemonics 

READ/WRITE

take notes during the lecture

underline, highlight, or circle printed material

borrow other students’ notes to compare and contrast

use a variety of colors, pens, highlighters, note cards, etc

write it out, re-write your notes, create mind-maps

make and use flashcards for studying

KINESTHETIC

trace letters and words to learn spellings, etc

take several breaks

write everything out

move around to learn new things

use non-distracting movement while you learn (like shaking your leg/foot, chewing gum, tap your pen/pencil)

listen to non-distracting music

study while walking or working out

MULTI-MODAL

write things out but also use colors and diagrams

move around, study in an isolated space, work at a standing desk