#studymission

29th April 2017 18:07

My two highlights this week (not including being blessed by @woailanguages today): 

Hey dear, thank you! You too!! <3

Mentor: who is your most memorable teacher or professor?Probably my GCSE Business teacher, she was just so lovely, the she started working at my college and covered some of my lessons so that was really nice

Lunch: what is your favourite study snack?I have really bad snacking habits, usually crisps and biscuits…

3rd April 2017 22:32

I visited the library last Friday to take some notes of a chapter in a book which is necessary for one of my lectures and since I wasn’t allowed to borrow that book I spent about two hours there. 

가게 (n.) - store, shop

가깝다 (adj.) - to be near, close by

강 (n.) - river

경치 (n.) - view, scenery

고향 (n.) - hometown

공기 (n.) - air, atmosphere

공원 (n.) - park

교실 (n.) - classroom

귀엽다 (adj.) - to be cute

근처 (n./prep.) - as a noun: neighbourhood; as a preposition: near, around

기숙사 (n.) - dormitory

김치 (n.) - side dish made of various seasoned vegetables

깨끗하다 (adj.) - to be clean

나무 (n.) - tree

날씨 (n.) - weather

눈이 오다 (v.) - to snow 

더럽다 (adj.) - to be dirty

덥다 (adj.) - to be hot

도쿄 (n.) - Tokyo

돈 (n.) - money

뒤 (prep.) - behind

드라마 (n.) - soap opera

떡볶이 (n.) - made of soft rice cake, fish cake and sweet red chili sauce

런던 (n.) - London

맥주 (n.) - beer

맵다 (adj.) - to be spicy/hot

물 (n.) - water

바다 (n.) - sea

밖 (adj.) - outside

백화점 (n.) - department store

베이징 (n.) - Beijing

복잡하다 (adj.) - to be crowded

사람 (n.) - person

사진 (n.) -  picture

산 (n.) - mountain

생일 파티 (n.) - birthday party

서점 (n.) - bookstore

쉽다 (adj.) - to be easy

시간 (n.) - time, hour

식당 (n.) - restaurant

아래 (prep.) - under

아름답다 (adj.) - to be beautiful

안 (prep.) - inside

앞 (prep.) - in front of

어떻다 - how (it) is 

어렵다 (adj.) - to be difficult

열쇠 (n.) - key

영국 (n.) - U.K.

옆 (prep.) - beside

오늘 (adv./n.) - today

와인 (n.) - wine

우산 (n.) - umbrella

위 (prep.) - on

유명하다 (adj.) - to be famous

은행 (n.) - bank

의자 (n.) - chair

일본 사람 (n.) - Japanese person

자동차 (n.) - car

자전거 (n.) - bicycle

작다 (adj.) - to be small

잡다 (v.) - to grasp, hold

제주도 (n.) - famous Korean island LINK 

조금 (num.) - a little

조용하다 (adj.) - to be quiet

좁다 (adj.) - to be narrow

중국 (n.) - China

중국 사람 (n.) - Chinese person

중국어 (n.) - Chinese language

지갑 (n.) - wallet

지우개 (n.) - eraser

집 (n.) - house, home

책상 (n.) - desk

춥다 (adj.) - to be cold

커피숍 (n.) - coffee shop

하지만 (conj.) - but

학교 (n.) - school

학생회관 (n.) - student union 

햄버거 (n.) - hamburger

호수 (n.) - lake

휴대전화 (n.) - mobile phone

휴지 (n.) - tissue

From yesterday 17th January 2017 (my first post this year^^)

So I said I would start posting the vocabulary lists from the online course I took and this is the vocabulary from the first week. The list may seem a bit random but all the voc. is used for a specific theme (in this case Introducing One’s Friends). 

가르치다 (v.) - to teach

가방 (n.) - bag

공부하다 (v.) - to study

공책 (n.) - notebook

기쁘다 (adj.) - to be happy, pleased

남자 친고 (n.) - boyfriend

노래하다 (v.) - to sing

누구 (pron.) - anybody or who 

도서관 (n.) - library

동생 (n.) - younger brother or sister

듣다 (v.) - to listen

마시다 (v.) - to drink

많다 (adj.) - to be many, lots of

많이 (adj.) - plenty

먹다 (v.) - to eat

멋있다 (adj.) - to be tasty, nice, cool (meaning depends but always positive)

못생기다 (adj.) - to be ugly (a word I personally don’t like and use)

바쁘다 (adj.) - to be busy

밥 (n.) - meal, rice

배우다 (v.) - to learn

보다 (v.) - to see

볼펜 (n.) - ball-point pen

불고기 (n.) - Korean meat dish served in barbecue restaurants

사다 (v.) - to buy

서다 (v.) - to stand

선물 (n.) - gift, present

슬프다 (adj.) - to be sad

시계 (n.) - clock

시끄럽다 (adj.) - to be noisy, loud

쓰다 (v.) - to write, use

아주 (adv.) - very (아주 NICE - SEVENTEEN - that’s how I remember this)

아프다 (adj.) - to be sick, hurt

어때요? (phr.) - How is it?

여자 친구 (n.) - girlfriend

연필 (n.) - pencil

영어 (n.) - English (language)

영화 (n.) - movie

예쁘다 (adj.) - to be pretty, beautiful (Pretty U(예쁘다) - SEVENTEEN) don’t judge those are legit ways to remember voc

운동 (n.) - exercise 

웃다 (v.) - to laugh

음식 (n.) - food

음악 (n.) - music

일 (n.) - work

일본 (n.) - Japan

읽다 (v.) - to read

있다 (v.) - to be, exist

자주 (adj.) - often

잘생기다 (adj.) - to be handsome

재미없다 (adj.) - dull, boring

재미있다 (adj.) - fun, interesting

전화 (n.) - telephone

제 (poss. adj.) - my

좋다 (adj.) - to be good

좋이하다 (v.) - to like

주다 (v.) - to give

차 (n.) - tea

책 (n.) - book

친구 (n.) - friend

친절하다 (adj.) - to be kind

커피 (n.) - coffee

콘서트 (n.) - concert

크다 (adj.) - to be big

키가 크다 (adj.) -  to be tall 

편지 (n.) - letter

학생 (n.) - student 

한국어 (n.) - Korean (language)

저, 이, 그 are adnominal demonstratives that indicate a specific object/person

저 - that (over there), is placed before a noun (used when object/person is far  away from speaker and listener)

저것 - that (thing) over there, is used with objects

이 - this, is placed before a noun (used when object/person is close to speaker/far from listener)

이것 - this (thing), is used with objects

그 - that, is placed before a noun (used when object/person is far from speaker/close to listener)

그것 - that (thing), is used with objects