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안녕하세요! Hello everyone! Welcome to another mini Korean lesson! Ok, so the topic today is syllables, now, in English, if you’ve noticed, our syllables are linear, we write our words letter by letter, in a line. In Korean or 한글, they write in blocks. Normally these blocks consist of at least one consonant and only one vowel. They can me made up of 2, 3 or 4 letters. So, you can get syllables like 가 or 리, 한 or 발, and 밟 or 않. Notice how each syllable starts with one consonant and one vowel, after that you’ll always get consonants. That is generally how Koreans spell. While it may look complicated, remember you can map it out, and visualise it. If you want to learn more about the structure of the Korean language, head on over to featherscharm.com, I outline it in more detail there. Well that’s it from me today, I’ll see you guys tomorrow! And don’t forget to like, subscribe, follow and share for more updates and new posts on featherscharm.com! The link is in my bio! With love, Feather . . . . . #featherscharm #minilesson #lesson #languagelesson #language #languages #koreanlanguage #koreanlesson #한글 #blogpost #한글lesson #한국 #안녕하세요 https://www.instagram.com/p/CG2yie-gvC7/?igshid=q4h7fp87qz3y

Hello everyone! Today’s Spanish lesson is all about saying how you’re feeling, in answer to our last Spanish lesson, where you learned how to ask someone how they feel. So, how do you say how you’re feeling? Well, like in English, there are several ways to say it, but fundamentally, you always start with “Estoy”. Why? Because it literally means “I am”. Now, you can say “I’m fine”, which translates to “Estoy bien” or “I’m very well”, which is “Estoy muy bien”. Or you can say “I’m not fine”, which is “No estoy bien” or if you’re really not well “Estoy mal”. There are many different variations of the phrase, and depending on how you’re feeling, you can express them however you want, so for example, “Estoy fenomenal” or “Estoy horrible”. So there you have it! Now you can reply to the question “qué tal” or “cómo estás” however you please. Well that’s it from me today, I’ll see you guys tomorrow! And don’t forget to like, subscribe, follow and share for more updates and new posts on featherscharm.com! The link is in my bio! With love, Feather . . . . . #spanishlesson #español #españollesson #languagelesson #minilesson #languages #spanish #spanishlanguage #featherscharm #blogpost #quétal #estoy #feathersspanishlesson https://www.instagram.com/p/CGSMV9kBIDv/?igshid=1g4s11s54kyc6

Hello everyone! Today we have a Spanish that will help with opening up a conversation for you. So, we know how to say hello, how to say our names, and ask someone for theirs, but how do we ask how they’re doing? That’s easy! In a casual conversation, especially amongst family and friends, the standard “qué tal” will do. However, if you’re not that close and you’re speaking to someone a bit formally, “cómo estás” is better. Now, if you’re talking to someone like a business partner, or someone with a lot of authority, then saying “cómo está usted” will be much better. So, ¡qué tal todos! If you want to answer that question, then head on over to featherscharm.com, and read “Tell Me How To Feel” and soon you’ll be able to hold a conversation! Well that’s it from me today, I’ll see you guys tomorrow! And don’t forget to like, subscribe, follow and share for more updates and new posts on featherscharm.con! The link is in my bio! With love, Feather . . . . . #featherscharm #blogpost #spanish #spanishlesson #minilesson #languagelesson #languages #español #lesson #spanishlanguage #language #languagelearning https://www.instagram.com/p/CFuCMVgheGi/?igshid=1vf7vd11hwuto

Minute lesson #2. Cool luck going from V to I in A Major • • • • • • • • • • • • • • #guitarlesson #minilesson #dentonite #guitaristofinstagram #fender #mancave #musicroom #dentontexas #dentontx #dfw #musicteacher #stayhome #staysafe #covid19 #openstrings #sundayvibes #teacherlife (at Denton, Texas) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEigONNHca5/?igshid=1h2m6w8luvc7k

Hello everyone, today’s lesson is another Spanish one! This time, remember that some letters in Spanish don’t have a sound, or otherwise has a weird hacking one. These letters are H, J and G. Most of the time you’ll get them in words like “Hacer” or “Juego” or “Gente”. Remember, you either leave them as silent or “hack your H”, as I like to say. So, “Hacer” becomes “A-cer”, “Juego” becomes “Hu-eh-go”, and “gente” becomes “hen-teh”. Now I have a challenge for you...how do you say “alcohol” in Spanish? Remember, the “h” is silent! If you want to learn more about this topic, head on over to featherscharm.com, the link is in my bio, and please don’t forget to like, follow, subscribe and share, for new posts and updates! With love, Feather . . . . . . #featherscharm #blog #blogpost #minilesson #lesson #languages #spanish #español #languagelearning #alphabet #silentletters #spanishlearning https://www.instagram.com/p/CCED4MqBh8S/?igshid=dj8lybvtqv45

Level 1 just means I am using Latin alphabet. 

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