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한국어교원 신청 과정(2022년) 한국어교원 개인 자격 신청 기간이 되었다. 알람을 맞춰 놓고 신청 기간을 기다렸던 터라 되자마자 바로 신청함. 나중에 해커스에 연락온 걸 차근차근 봤는데 신청 과정이 구버전이었다. 새로 바뀐 순서는 좀 다르지만 별로 어렵지 않게 다음 단계로 바로 진행할 수 있다. '교육기관 선택'을 누르면 내가 학점은행제 기관이 쭈욱 뜬다. 그 중 내가 공부한 곳을 클릭하면 된다. 나는 해커스에서 공부했기 때문에 해커스(구 한울) 누르고, 확인 후 다음 단계 클릭. 학력에서 '부터'란에는 성적증명서에 나와 있는 날짜 중 제일 빠른 것 입력하고, '까지'란에는 학위 수여하는 날을 클릭하면 된다. 나는 8월 후기 학위수여라서 저렇게 했다. 그러면 이제 개인정보를 입력할 수 있다. 이것저것 맞는지 확인하고 주소 입력하고 천천.. 공감수 1 댓글수 1 2022. 9. 1.
기본 모음 | Basic Vowels Korean has 14 basic consonants and 10 basic vowels. ㅏ,ㅑ,ㅓ,ㅕ,ㅗ,ㅛ,ㅜ,ㅠ,ㅡ,ㅣ All vowels are pronounceable by themselves. However, all Korean letters should have a vowel and at least one consonant, so writing only vowels won't create words. To form a vowel a letter, you must write a consonant ㅇ which has no sound. The following words made only vowels. If you want to practie this with worksheet, please.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2022. 8. 13.
Introducing Korean Alphabet (2) Vowels Hanguel has 21 vowels. Vowels, unlike consonants, can be used alone to form syllables. Vowels are formed with ' · ', 'ㅣ,' 'ㅡ' representing the sky, the human, and the earth respetively. In general, they are divided into monophthongs and diphthongs. In the picture above, 8 vowels (ㅏ,ㅓ,ㅗ,ㅜ,ㅡ,ㅣ,ㅐ,ㅔ) in the first line are monophtongs. Your mouth shape does not change when you pronounce these vowels.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2022. 8. 10.
Korean Alphabet; Hanguel (1) Consonants If you decide to learn Korean but do not know where to start, learning Korean alphabet is a perfect way to begin. Let's start with consonants. There are 19 consonants in Hanguel. Even though they have their own sound(peonetic value), they are not able to be make sound alone but must be used with vowels to form syllable. ㄱ,ㄴ,ㅁ,ㅅ and o are the very basic consonants out of 19 consonants. The shpes .. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2022. 8. 7.
🌿 팔랑귀 When you describe someone who is easily duped or cheated in Korean, you can say '팔랑귀'. It is a combination word of '팔랑'+ '귀'. '팔랑' means 'flutter' and '귀' means 'ear', so it means 'someone whose ears are too thin to easily fluttered with someone's advice or opinion. You can also say '귀가 얇다(ears are thin)', or '습자지 귀(ears as thin as writing papers). 🐻어? 이거 샀어? (Wait, did you buy it?) 🐹어, 어제.(Yeah.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 8. 4.
🌿 김칫국 마시다 There is a common phrase '김칫국 마시다.' in Korea, which means 'counting one's chickens before they hatch.'. It can be used at something good news or circumstances. Originally it comes from the old saying, '떡 줄 사람을 생각도 안 하는데 김칫국부터 마신다.", means 'Someone doesn’t even think about giving you a rice cake, but you already have drunk Kimchi soup.'. An interesting fact is, when this saying was made, Kimchi s.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 23.
🌱Combined Vowel 05 : ㅘ 'ㅘ' is a combined Korean vowel. It is combined with the biasic vowels 'ㅗ' and 'ㅏ'. It is diphthong, sounds /wa/. Simply think you pronunce 'ㅗ' and 'ㅏ' at the same time or 'ㅗ' first and then 'ㅏ' very quickly. It is very similar as 'twice[twais], quiet[ˈkwaɪət]' in English. Technically, 'ㅘ' can be written with any other consonant, but Korean words with 'ㅘ' vowel are quite few. Consonants 'ㄷ,ㄹ,ㅁ,ㅌ .. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 21.
🌱Combined Vowel 04 : ㅟ 'ㅟ' is combied Korean vowel. It is combined with the biasic vowels ㅜ and l. Technically it is a monophthong, but allowed to pronounce as a double vowel. Originally, it sounds /y/. You can make your lips look like '우/u/' and pronounce '이/i/' with your tongue. Nowadays, many Koreans(including me!) pronounce this vowel both ways, simple vowel /y/, and /wi/ as similar to 'twist, whistle'. I just use.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 21.
🌱 Combined vowel 03 : ㅚ 'ㅚ' is combied Korean vowel. It is combined with the biasic vowels ㅗ and l. Technically it is a monophthong, but allowed to pronounce as a double vowel because it is hard to pronounce. Originally, it sounds /ø/. You can make your lips look like '오/o/' and pronounce 'ㅔ/e/' with your tongue. Nowadays, most of the Koreans(including me!) pronounce this vowel as /we/ as similar to 'weather'. I just u.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 16.
🌿 Human body These are the Korean words for human body. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 16.
🌿 Office words These are Korean words for the office stuffs. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 15.
🌿 Washroom words These are Korean words for the washroom. 🧼 Tip : Usually, Korean does not have face towel, bath towel, or bath sheet in their home. We only use hand towel. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 9.
📌 Vowel Diagram Many Korean learners are confused by the difference in pronunciation between 'ㅐ/ɛ/' and 'ㅔ/e/'. Unfortunately some Korean tutors are teaching they pronunce the same without any explanation. Half is right, and half is wrong. Technically, they are not same. 'ㅐ/ɛ/' and 'ㅔ/e/' are different vowels. They are used in the different words and manybe the pronouce is different, too. This is the basic vowe.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 8.
🌱 Combined Vowel 02 : ㅔ ㅔ is combied Korean vowel. It is combined with the biasic vowels ㅓ and l. Althought it is made with 2 vowels, it is a monophthong. It pronounces /e/, as similar as 'Hello, fed, rectangle', etc. I just use 게~헤 for example, but you can make other different letters with using last(ending) consonants. Pronunciation of 게-헤 Examples of 게-헤 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 8.
전세계를 휩쓴 달고나 커피 I was searching for this kind of thig so long, but couldn't find it. So I made it. I will try to make this reading comprehension file at least twice a month. Wish me luck!☕ 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 7.
🌿 Kitchen Words These are the Korean words for the kitchen thing. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 7.
🌱Combined Vowel 01 : ㅐ ㅐ is combied Korean vowel. It is combined with the biasic vowels ㅏ and l. Althought it is made with 2 vowels, it is a monophthong. It pronounces [ae], as similar as 'gAp, tAp, hyundAI'. I just use 개~해 for example, but you can made all the letters with last(ending) consonants. Pronunciation of 개-해 Examples of 개-해 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 7.
🌿 Living Room Words These are the Korean for the living room stuffs. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 5.
📌 Conjugation of Verbs and Adjectives The base form of most Korean verbs and adjectives is 'word root(stem)+다'. You can see this form in the dictionary. All ending words in this form are changeable according to tense, passive, honorific expressions, etc. When it changes, word root does not change like other languages. Only the word ending chages and is replaced with other endings depending on the speaker/writer's purpose. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 5.
🌱 Double Consonant 05 : ㅉ ‘ㅉ’ is called ‘쌍지읒[ssang-ji-eut]’, which means ‘double ㅉ’. When it is pronounced, tongue position is as similar as ‘ㅈ’ or 'ㅊ'. The huge difference between ㅉ and 'ㅈ' or 'ㅊ' is the wind blow. When you pronounce ㅈ, the wind blows out from your mouth slightly and comfortably likey you are whispering, but ㅆ doesn’t. When you pronounce ㅉ, you have to hold the air in your mouth and pronounce it strongl.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 4.
🌱 Double Consonant 04 : 'ㅆ' ‘ㅆ’ is called ‘쌍시옷[ssang-si-ot]’, which means ‘double ㅅ’. When it is pronounced, tongue position is as similar as ‘ㅅ’. The huge difference between ㅆ and ㅅ is the wind blow. When you pronounce ㅅ, the wind blows out from your mouth slightly and comfortably likey you are whispering, but ㅆ doesn’t. When you pronounce ㅆ, you have to hold the air in your mouth and pronounce it strongly, so the air doe.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 2.
🌱 Double Consonant 03 'ㅃ' ‘ㅃ’ is called ‘쌍비읍[ssang-bi-eup]’, which means ‘double ㅂ’. When it is pronounced, tongue position is as similar as ‘ㅂ or ㅍ’. The huge difference between ㅃ and ㅂ, ㅍ is the wind blow. When you pronounce ㄷ, the wind blows out from your mouth slightly and comfortably likey you are whispering, but ㅃ doesn’t. When you pronounce ㅃ, you have to hold the air in your mouth and pronounce it strongly, so th.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 2.
🌱Double Consonant 02 : ㄸ ‘ㄸ’ is called ‘쌍디귿[ssang-di-deut]’, which means ‘double ㄷ’. When it is pronounced, tongue position is as similar as ‘ㄷ or ㅌ’. The huge difference between ㄷ and ㄸ is the wind blow. When you pronounce ㄷ, the wind blows out from your mouth slightly and comfortably likey you are whispering, but ㄸ doesn’t. When you pronounce ㄸ, you have to hold the air in your mouth and pronounce it strongly. If you .. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 2.
🌱Double Consonant 01 : ㄲ ‘ㄲ’ is called ‘쌍기역[ssang-gi-yeok]’, which means ‘double ㄱ’. When it is pronounced, tongue position is as similar as ‘ㄱ or ㅋ’. The huge difference between ㄱ and ㄲ is the wind blow. When you pronounce ㄱ, the wind blows out from your mouth slightly and comfortably, but ㄲ doesn’t. When you pronounce ㄲ, you have to hold the air in your mouth and pronounce it strongly. if you put your hand in front of.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 2.
📌 -와/과, -랑, -하고 •• ‘-와(-하고, -랑)’는 받침이 없는 단어와, ‘-과(-하고, -이랑)’은 받침이 있는 단어와 함께 사용합니다. •• ‘-와(-하고, -랑) is used with the vowels, and ‘-과(-하고, -이랑) is used with the consonants. ‘-하고’ can be used with both. ‘-와/과’ uses in 3 different ways. ‘-와/과’는 3가지 의미가 있습니다. 🎀다른 것과 비교하는 조사 Is a particle that the object is compared with something else. 👉 영어와 한국어는 달라요. English and Korean are different. 👉 영어는 한국어와 달라요. English is diff.. 공감수 2 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 2.
🌿 My room is a pigsty! ••• 내 방 폭탄맞았어! My room was bombed! ••• 내 방 돼지우리야! My room is a pigsty! When your room, or any other place is quite unorganized, you can say ‘돼지우리(pigsty)’ to describe your messy room, as same as ‘폭탄맞았어(bombed)’. I think 99% of Korean mom uses this expression when she is nagging to her child(ren) to clean their room, no matter how old they are. ;-) 🤯 딸아, 대한민국에서 네 방만 폭탄 맞았니? 아주 돼지우리가 따로 없구나. * I t.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 2.
🌿 The meaning of ’You’ You mean everything. :-) Basically, it signifies a listener, but It has 5 different meanings below. 1. 'You' is a pronoun that indicates a listener. But normally we don't use it for someone who is older than you, because of 4. 😊 당신은 누구십니까? / 당신 누구야? Who are you? 2. Between the married couple, 'You' is an honorific way to call each other(husband/wife). 😊 여보, 당신 지금 뭐 해? Honey, What are you doing n.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 2.
Last Consonant 07 'ㅅ' Last consonant is called '받침[bat-chim]'. When 'ㅅ' come to the last consonant, its pronounciation is as same as 'ㄷ'. It sound 'd or t[d]'. You can find this sound in 'roboT', 'eDge' for example. After touching your palate with your tonuge, don't detach it and hold your sound.I just use 아~이 for example, but you can made all the letters from 가 to 히 with 'ㅅ'. If you want to know how to pronoucne oth.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 2.
Last Consonant 06 'ㅂ' Last consonant is called '받침[bat-chim]'. When 'ㅂ' come to the last consonant, it sounds 'b or p[b], as same as 'caP', 'liP'. When you pronounce, don't open your mouth to hold your sound after close it. I just use 아~이 for example, but you can made all the letters from 가 to 히 with 'ㅂ'. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 2.
Last Consonant 05 'ㄱ' Last consonant is called '받침[bat-chim]'. When 'ㄴ' come to the last consonant, it sounds 'k[k], as same as 'luCK', 'weeKend, or 'saC'. I just use 아~이 for example, but you can made all the letters from 가 to 히 with 'ㄱ'. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2020. 7. 2.

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