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Fruits in Korean Worksheet Series - Part 1 Flashcards #LearnKorean

This is the first part of a new mini-series looking at eight different fruits in Korean. This first part is a small collection of simple flashcards, which will direction relate to future worksheets in this four part series. These flashcards and the rest of the series are aimed at beginners level learners.

We hope that you find them useful in your studies;

Fruits in Korean Worksheet Series –…

— DON’T LEARN ISOLATED WORDS! —

This advice is based on my experience of both - a language student and a language teacher.

To learn isolated words is usually a waste of your time.

Why?

Our brain has to go through tons of informations and when it decides during our sleep what informations to keep and what informations to throw away, it distinguishes if the information is or isn’t connected to something. 

The more connections to something else, the more relevant, the more likely to be remembered.

When you learn a word in a sentence, you create a connection to other words and to some situation (and as a side effect you get used to grammatical structures.)

From my experience - every time I want to help my students with recalling particular word, I remind them of the sentence where they encountered it. It always helps!

That’s why there are about 2000 useful sentences with TOP QUALITY AUDIO on chineseffect.com.

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Hope this advice will help you or your students get further!

FM_yunfei

Phrase of the Day:

새해 복 많이 받으세요!~ [saehae bok mani badeusaeyo]

Breakdown: 새해 (sae hae) new year *복 (bok) luck/good fortune 많이 (mani) a lot 받으세요 (badeusaeyo) please receive

I just want to thank each and every one of my followers for sticking by me and supporting me blog this far! Today is very special because it marks the 1 year birthday of my blog! I’m so thankful that I’ve been able to turn my passion for languages into something I can help others with. I hope everyone had a safe and happy New Years surrounded by great family and friends. Although 2016 was a bit of a rocky ride, let’s all hope for smooth sailing in 2017! Thank you and enjoy the extra little New Years vocab!~

신정 (shin jeong) Janurary 1st 설날 (seol nal) New Year’s Day 구정 (gu jeong) Chinese New Year’s Day 세뱃돈 (sae baet don) Korean New Year’s Money

세배 (sae bae) Korean custom of bowing to elders

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Star Wars　スター・ウォーズ Phantom Menace　ファントム・メナス Attack of the Clones　クローンの攻撃 「クローンのこうげき」 Revenge of the Sith　シスの復讐　「シスのふくしゅう」 A New Hope　新たなる希望　「あらたなきぼう」 The Empire Strikes Back　帝国の逆襲　「ていこくのぎゃくしゅう」 Return of the Jedi　ジェダイの帰還　「ジェダイのきかん」 The Force Awakens　フォースの覚醒　「フォースのかくせい」 The Last Jedi　最後のジェダイ　「さいごのジェダイ」

General Astronomy

Universe　宇宙「うちゅう」 Galaxy 　銀河「ぎんが」 Star System　恒星系「こうせいけい」 Planet　惑星「わくせい」 Sun 太陽　「たいよう」 Star　恒星「こうせい」 星「ほし」 usually means ‘star’ but it’s an older word that can refer to practically any celestial body, often used in a poetic/literary sense. Astronomical/Celestial Object　天体　「てんたい」  Natural satellite　衛星　「えいせい」 Dwarf planet　準惑星　「じゅんわくせい」 Asteroid　小惑星　「しょうわくせい」 Asteroid belt　小惑星帯　「しょうわくせいたい」

Star Wars Universe

Coruscant　コルサント Kamino　カミーノ Utapau　ウータパウ Hoth　ホス Dagobah　ダゴバ Endor　エンドア Kashyyyk　キャッシーク Mustafar　ムスタファー Alderaan　アルデラン Corellia コレリア Yavin 4　ヤヴィン第4衛星　「ヤヴィンだいよんえいせい」 Tatooine　タトゥイーン Naboo　ナブー Bespin　ベスピン Geonosis　ジオノーシス Yavin　ヤヴィン Kessel Run　ケッセル・ラン Parsec　パーセク  Spice Mine　スパイス鉱山　「スパイスこうざん」  Inner Rim　内縁領域　「インナー・リム」 Mid Rim  中縁領域 　「ミッド・リム」 Outer Rim　外苑領域　「アウター・リム」 Expansion region　拡張領域　「エクスパンション・リージョン」 Hutt Space　ハット・スペース Unknown Region　未知領域　「アンノウン・リージョン」 Wild Space　ワイルド・スペース      Galactic Empire　銀河帝国　「ぎんがていこく」 Galactic Republic　銀河共和国　「ぎんがきょうわこく」 

Ships & Misc

Tie Fighter　TIEファイター　「タイファイター」 Twin Ion Engine　ツイン・イオン・エンジン Cockpit　コクピット Viewport　ヴューポート  Photo Receptor　光受容器　「フォトリセプター」 Hyper Space　ハイパースペース Landspeeder　ランドスピーダー Airspeeder　エアスピーダー Snowspeeder スノースピーダー Death Star　デス・スター Millennium Falcon　ミレニアム・ファルコン Star Destroyer　スター・デストロイヤー Gun Ship　ガンシップ Stealth Ship ステルス・シップ

Space Opera　スペースオペラ Light Saber　ライトセーバー Rebels 　反乱者「はんらんしゃ」 The Light Side　光明面　「ライトサイド」 The Dark Side　暗黒面　「ダークサイド」 Jedi Council　ジェダイ評議会　「ジェダイひょうぎかい」 Jedi Order　ジェダイ・オーダー Jedi Temple　ジェダイ聖堂　「ジェダイせいどう」 Jedi Code　ジェダイ・コード Jedi Master　ジェダイ・マスター Padawan　パダワン　 Order 66　オーダー66　「オーダーろくじゅうろく」 Jedi　ジェダイ Jedi Knight　ジェダイ騎士　「ジェダイきし」 Sith　シス Sith Lord シス卿 「シスきょう」 Stormtrooper　ストームトルーパー Clone Trooper　クローン・トルーパー Mandalorian　マンダロリアン Ewok　イウォーク Nerf　ナーフ Wampa　ワンパ Tauntaun　トーントーン Rancor  ランコア Banther　バンサ Wookiee　ウーキー Jawas　ジャワズ Tusken Raider　タスケン・レイダー Clone Wars　クローン大戦　「クローンたいせん」  The Battle of Yavin　ヤヴィンの戦い 「ヤヴィンのたたかい The Battle of Endor　エンドアの戦い　「エンドアのたたかい」 The Battle of Geonosis　ジオノーシスの戦い　「ジオノーシスのたたかい」  

(Selected) Canon Character names Shmi Skywalker　シミ・スカイウォーカー Cliegg Lars　クリーグ・ラーズ Owen Lars　オーウェン・ラーズ Beru Whitesun-Lars　ベルー・ホワイトサン・ラーズ Anakin Skywalker　アナキン・スカイウォーカー Padme Amidala　パドメ・アミダラ Leia Organa Solo　レイア・オーガナ・ソロ Han Solo　ハン・ソロ Greedo　グリード Ben Solo　ベン・ソロ Luke Skywalker　ルーク・スカイウォーカー Mace Windu　メイス・ウィンドゥ Yoda　ヨーダ Pooja Naberrie　プージャ・ネイベリー Ryoo Naberrie　リョー・ネイベリー Darth Sideous　ダース・シディアス Sheev Palpatine　シーヴ・パルパティーン Chewbacca　チューバッカ C-3p0　「シー・スリーピオ」 R2-D2　「アールツーディーツー」 Darth Vader　ダース・ベイダー also written ダース・ヴェイダー Watto　ワトー Ahsoka Tano　アソーカ・タノ Boba Fett　ボバ・フェット Jango Fett　ジャンゴ・フェット Jar Jar Binks　ジャー・ジャー・ビンクス Lando Calrissian　ランド・カルリジアン General Grevious　グリーヴァス将軍　「グリーヴァスしょうぐん」 Kylo Ren　カイロ・レン Finn　フィン Rey　レイ Obi-wan Kenobi　オビ＝ワン・ケノービ Qui-gon Jinn　クワイ＝ガン・ジン Jabba the Hutt　ジャバ・ザ・ハット

(Selected) Legends Characters Jaina Solo　ジャイナ・ソロ Jacen Solo　ジェセン・ソロ Darth Caedus　ダース・カイダス Anakin Solo　アナキン・ソロ Ben Skywalker　ベン・スカイウォーカー Owen Kenobi　オーウェン・ケノービ Mara Jade　マラ・ジェイド Tenel Ka　テネル・カー Lowbacca　ローバッカ M-TD　「エム・ティディー」

May the Force be with You　フォースと共にあれ。 「フォースとともにあれ」

I love you　愛してる　「あいしてる」

I know　知ってるさ。　「しってるさ」

No. I am your father. 　違う！お前の父はわしだ！　「ちがう！おまえのちちはわしだ！」

Do. Or do not. There is no try 　やるか、やらぬかだ。ためしなどいらん。

You can’t stop change, anymore than you can stop the suns from setting 運命は変えられないの。夕日が沈むのを止められないように。 「うんめいはかえられないの。ゆうひがしずむのをとめられないように」

So this is how liberty dies. With thunderous applause.　これで自由は死んだわ。万雷の拍手の中でね。 「これでじゆうはしんだわ。ばんらいのはくしゅのなかでね。」

A little starting point for anyone who is looking for some new russian music, either for an immersion aspect or otherwise! Hopefully this helps :) 

*  Marks my personal favourites at the time of making this list

A link on an artist’s name will bring you to their wikipedia page. Likewise, there are outgoing links to youtube videos of any song title that you click on.

SOLO ARTISTS:

Полина Гагарина - Polina Gagarina

*Нет (No)

*Я не буду (I will not)

*Спектакль окончен (The play is over)

*Шагай (Stride)

*Навек (Forever)

*Осколки (Fragments)

*Кукушка (Cuckoo) - ОST from the film “Битва за Севастополь (Battle for Sevastopol)” - Version without the speaking movie scenes: X

МОНСТРЫ НА КАНИКУЛАХ 2 (Hotel Transylvania 2) - From the russian dubbed “Hotel Transylvania 2″ soundtrack

НЮША - NYUSHA

*Где ты, дам я (Where you are, I am there)

Выше (Higher)

*Цунами (Tsunami)

*Вою на луну (Howl at the moon)

Выбирать чудо  (Choose your miracle)

Только…  (Only…)

Больно  (It hurt)

Наедине (Alone)

Не перебивай  (Do not interrupt)

Воспоминание  (Memory)

Григорий Лепс - Grigory Leps

Рюмка водки на столе (A glass of vodka on the table)

*Ну и что (So what)

*Натали (Natalie)

*Я тебе не верю (I don’t trust you)

Она не твоя ft. Стас Пьеха (She is not yours)

Бессонница (Insomnia)

*Водопадом (Waterfall)

Стас Пьеха - Stas Piekha

Я с Тобой (I’m with you)

Счастье (Happiness)

Старая История (Old story)

Несовместимая любовь (Incompatible love)

Слава - Slava

Расскажи мне мама (Tell me, mother)

Шлюха (Whore)

Крик Души (Cry from the heart)

Попутчица (Fellow traveler)

Одиночество (Loneliness)

Ёлка - Elka 

Прованс (Provence)

На воздушном шаре (On the air balloon)

Хочу (Want)

Около тебя  (Near you)

Нарисуй мне небо (Draw me the sky)

*Грею счастье (Gray happiness)

GROUPS AND BANDS

Винтаж - Vintage

*Одиночество любви (Lonliness in Love), Audio only: X

*Роман (Roman), Lyric Version: X

Ева (Eve)

*Знак Водолея (Sign of Aquarius)

Когда рядом ты (When I’m next to you), Lyric Version: X

ТАТУ - t.A.T.u

Я сошла с ума (I’ve lost my mind)

Белый плащик (White robe)

Нас не догонят (Not gonna get us)

Клоуны (Clowns)

Зачем Я? (Why am I?)

Робот (Robot)

Не Жалей (Not sorry)

Snegopady (Snowfalls)

Ария - Aria

Беспечный ангел  (Bespechnyi angel)

Потерянный рай (Lost paradise)

Возьми мое сердце (Take my heart)

Колизей (Coliseum)

Там, высоко (High up there)

*Осколок льда (Splinter of ice)

Кипелов - Kipelov

Я здесь  (I’m here)

Я свободен (I am free)

*Вавилон (Babylon)

*На Грани (On the edge)

Кино - Kino (and Виктор Цой)

*Кукушка (Cuckoo)

Звезда по имени солнце (A star called sun)

Закрой за мной дверь, я ухожу (Close the door behind me, I’m leaving)

ВОЙНА (WAR)

Группа крови (Blood type)

Пачка Сигарет (A pack of cigarettes)

ПЕРЕМЕН! (CHANGE!)

Потап и Настя - Potap and Nastya

*Бумдиггибай (Bumdiggibay)

Все пучком (All beam)

Чумачечая Весна (Chumachechaya Spring)

Не люби мне мозги (Do not love my brains)

Край ми э ривер (Cry me a river*  the title is english written with Cyrillic)

*Село (Village)

Не пара (Not a pair)

ДДТ - DDT

Что такое oсень (What’s autumn)

*Родина (Motherland)

Дождь (Rain)

*Черный пес Петербург (Petersburg black dog)

Ветер (Wind)

Метель (Snowstorm)

Любовь (Love)

Рожденный в СССР (Born in the USSR)

Наутилус Помпилиус - Nautilus Pompilius

*Скованные одной цепью (Bound by one chain)

*Тутанхамон (Tutankhamun)

Я хочу быть с тобой (I wanna be with you)

Утро Полины (Morning Pauline)

*Крылья (Wings)

*Звери (Beasts)

Матерь богов (Mother of the gods)

Дыхание (Breath)

English is my second language, and I often struggle with spelling certain words because of these differences between British and American English.

-our / -or

British English: colour, labour, favour

American English: color, labor, favor

-re / -er

British English: centre, theatre

American English: center, theater

-ce / -se

British English: defence, licence,

American English: defense, license

-se / -ze

British English: to analyse, to organise, to criticise

American English: to analyze, to organize, to criticize

-ogue / -og

British English: catalogue, dialogue

American English: catalog, dialog

-t / -ed

British English: spelt, spilt; burnt

American English: spelled, spilled; burned

-dgem- / -dgm-

British English: judgement

American English: judgment

-l / -ll

British English: skilful; to fulfil; canceled

American English: skillful; to fulfill; cancelled

-mme / -m

British English: programme

American English: program

-que / -ck

British English: cheque

American English: check

-ae or -oe / -e

British English: gynaecology

American English: gynecology

Punctuation

British English: Mr, Mrs, Dr

American English: Mr., Mrs., Dr.

I guess you should pick one form of spelling and stick with it for consistency!

ˈˌkwēnz ˈiNG(ɡ)liSH/

noun

FROMIRELANDTOKOREA’S LESSON MASTERLIST

Seeing as I have a masterlist for ALL of my posts, including resources, books, etc (find it here) I wanted an organised lesson one! I hope this will help everyone!

HANGUL/READING:

Lesson 1: Hangul Basic Consonants Pt.1 Lesson 2: Hangul Basic Consonants Pt.2 Lesson 3: Hangul Basic Consonants  Lesson 4: Diphthongs Lesson 5: Aspirated and Double Consonants Lesson 6: Batchim Pt.1  Lesson 22: Batchim Pt. 2 NEED TO KNOW:

Lesson 17: How Korean Age Works Lesson 18: Levels of Politeness in Korean

VOCABULARY:

Lesson 7: Hello, Thank You, Goodbye, Yes and No Lesson 8: I’m Sorry Lesson 9: Please, More, a Little Lesson 14: Native Korean Numbers and Uses Lesson 16: Sino-Korean Numbers and Uses Lesson 19: Days of the Week Lesson 20: Months Lesson 21: Body Parts Lesson 23: School Subjects Lesson 24: School Vocabulary Lesson 25: Family Lesson 42: Today, Tomorrow, Now etc. Lesson 58: Vegetables Lesson 59: Fruit Lesson 60: Emotions Lesson 61: Food and Drink Lesson 68: Sports Lesson 69: Places in Town Lesson 79: Animals  Lesson 80: Clothes  Lesson 84: Sickness Pt. 1 Lesson 85: Sickness Pt. 2 Lesson 86: Sickness Pt. 3 Lesson 93: Transportation Lesson 94: Halloween  GRAMMAR: Lesson 10: It Is, What is It? Lesson 12: This Is, What is This? Lesson 13: This, That, It, Thing Lesson 26: Have/Don’t Have Lesson 17: 15 Useful Verbs Lesson 27: Present Tense Conjugation Lesson 28: Past Tense Conjugation Lesson 29-32: Future Tense 1 2 3 4 Future Tense Meanings and Examples 1 2 3 4 Lesson 33: How to Form Korean Sentences Lesson 34: Don’t + Verb Lesson 35: Topic/Subject Marking Particles ~은/는 + ~이/가 Lesson 36: Topic/Subject Marking Particles ~은/는 + ~이/가 Pt 2 Lesson 37: Object Marking Particle ~을/를 Lesson 38: Want To -고 싶어요 Lesson 39: Location Marking Particles ~어디, ~에, ~에서 Lesson 40: Negative Sentences Lesson 41: Negative Sentences with 하다 Lesson 43: Who? Lesson 44: Why, How, How much? Lesson 45: From - To - , From - Until - Lesson 46: Therefore, So Lesson 47:  And, With ~하고, ~(이)랑 Lesson 48:  But, However, ~그렇지만, ~그런데 Lesson 49:  To/From Someone Lesson 50: Plural Nouns Lesson 51: Telling Time Lesson 53: -지 마세요 (지마) Lesson 54: -(으)세요 Imperative Lesson 55: -아/어/여 주세요 Lesson 56: -도 Too, Also, As Well Lesson 57: -만 Only Lesson 62: Can, Cannot - (으)ㄹ 수 있다/없다 Lesson 63: Present/Past/Future Progressive Lesson 64: A bit, Really, Very, Not really, Not at all Lesson 65: Changing Nouns into Verbs -는 것  Lesson 66: Counters 개 + 명 Lesson 67: To Be Good/Bad At Lesson 70: Have to, Should, Must Lesson 71: Still, Not Yet Lesson 72: Already Lesson 73: (으)로 Lesson 74: If, In Case Lesson 75: Let’s Lesson 76: Pronouns + Possessive Pronouns Lesson 77:ㄹ/을 것: Lesson 78: Doable/Worth Doing Lesson 81: (으)ㅂ시다 Lesson 82: 처럼 Like Lesson 83: More….Than Lesson 87: 좋다 vs 좋아하다 Lesson 88: -ㄴ가 Lesson 89: 다, 더 - All, More Lesson 90: Behind, In Front of, Beside Lesson 91: Written Descriptive Form Adjectives Lesson 92: Before -ing Lesson 95: To be Similar to/The Same as -같다 Lesson 96: To Care/Not Care Pt.1 Lesson 97: To Care/Not Care Pt.2 Lesson 98: Connecting Verbs Lesson 99: Might, Perhaps, It’s Possible Lesson 100: To Want 원하다 PHRASES:

Korean

■Hangul: 무슨 일이야?

■Romanization: Museun iriya?

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Japanese

■Kanji: 調子はどう?

■Romaji: Chōshi wa dō?

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해부 dissection

부검 autopsy

비판적 사고법 critical thinking

고등교육 higher education

상품성 commercial value

주행거리 mileage

무방비 상태 defenseless

노후 대비 저축 life savings

소박한 즐거움 simple pleasures

발칙하다 sassy/cheeky

일자 눈썹 unibrow

잔가지 twig

상스럽다 crude

미인대회 beauty pageant

겉돌다 to be left out/ feel left out

일진이 안 좋다 to have a bad day

분발하다 to forge ahead/press on

have fun with these

* Wills & Estates

Accrue (권리로써)발생하다

Appeal 항소

asset : 자산

balance : 잔금, 잔액

beneficiary : 수익자, 수령인, 수혜자

bond 채권

CD (Certificate of Deposit) 양도성 예금증서

contest : 이의제기하다

creditor : 채권자

Damages (Damages-money) 배상금

default : 채무 불이행

~in default on the loan 채무이행을 하지 않음

estate : 재산

executor 유언집행인

file (서류를)제출하다; 제기하다

forfeit : (권리를)박탈하다

Grant 승인하다

letters of trusteeship : 신탁증서

letters testamentary : 유언집행장

movable : 동산

Net estate (빚과 장례비용 해결 후 남은) 순수재산

notary : 공증인

principal : 원금

probate : 공증, 공증하다, (유언 자산)검인하다

real estate : 부동산

reimbursement 배상, 변상, 상환

Remainder 잔여권

Residue 잔여재산

Residuary beneficiary잔여재산 수혜인

single payment : 일시불

testamentary 유언의

testamentary trust : 사후신탁

testator : 유언자

The principal 당사자

The provision of the will 유언장 조항

transaction 거래

trust 신탁(물)

trustee : (제3의)신탁자, 수탁자

trusteeship 신탁관리인직

unsecured loan 무담보대출

will : 유언

witness : 증인, 증언하다

* Torts

Assult    폭행

Attractive nuisance  유인적 위험물

award    ~에게 (배상금을) 주다

Battery   구타

breach : 위반

bribe    뇌물, 매수하다

Collusion   공모, 유착

compensate    보상하다, 배상하다

Conspiracy   음모, 공모

crook    사기꾼, 도둑

defamation : 명예훼손

defamation   중상, 비방

defendant   피고

Dignitary torts   명예 불법행위

Economic torts  경제적 불법행위

embezzle   횡령하다

error : (의도치 않은) 실수

False imprisonment  불법 감금

Fraud    사기

hatred    증오

Injury 경상

intentional torts  고의적 불법행위

intoxicate   흥분시키다

lawsuit   소송

libel : (문서에 의한) 명예훼손

malice    악의, 살의

mistake : (고의적) 실수

Negligence   과실

Nuisance   근린방해

plaintiff   원고, 고소인

property right : 재산권

slander   구두 명예훼손, 비방

Statutory torts  법률상 불법행위

sue : 고소하다

tort : 불법행위

tortfeasor   불법행위자

Tortious interference 불법간섭, 불법개입

Counting Days in Korean~

How many days has it been since my last post? Maybe this post will help you figure it out!~

*remember to try and sound out each word before peeking at the romanization!~

하루 (ha ru) one day 이들 (yi deul) two days 사흘 (sa heul) three days 나흘 (na heul) four days 닷새 (dat sae) five days 엿새 (yeot sae) six days 이레 (yi rae) seven days 여드레 (yeo deu rae) eight days 아흐레 (ah heu rae) nine days 열흘 (yeol heul) ten days

Although North Korean prefers using pure Korean words instead of foreign loanwords, it does have a number of loanwords, as all languages do. However, they are spelled differently from South Korean loanwords. While South Korean loanwords are spelled in accordance with English pronunciation, North Korean loanwords tend to imitate the Russian versions. In addition, North Korean uses a lot of Japanese or Japanese-style loan words (빤쯔, 딸라, 삐라..)

foreign word > south korean > north korean

American Independence Day　アメリカ独立記念日 「アメリカどくりつきねんび」

You can also say　インデペンデンスデイ but some people might think of the movie instead

National Holiday　祝日　「しゅくじつ」

American Revolution　アメリカ独立革命 「アメリカどくりつかくめい」

United States Declaration of Independence　アメリカ独立宣言　「アメリカどくりつせんげん」

Declaration of Independence　独立宣言　「どくりつせんげん」

National Anthem　国歌　「こっか」

The Star Spangled Banner 星条旗　「せいじょうき」

Flag　 旗「はた」

Bald Eagle　 ハクトウワシ

Tradition　伝統 「でんとう」

Parade　パレード

Barbecue　バーベキュー

Summer　夏　「なつ」

Summer Vacation　夏休み　「なつやすみ」

July　七月　「しちがつ」

Fireworks　花火「はなび」

Sky Rockets 打ち上げ花火「うちあげはなび」

Festival　祭り　「まつり」

Hot Dog　ホットドッグ

Hamburger　ハンバーガー

Potato Salad ポテトサラダ

Corn　トウモロコシ

Salad　サラダ

Beer　ビール

Strawberry Shortcake　いちごショートケーキ