Practical Korean

Thank you 혜연 for this lovely video!! 꾸벅꾸벅 is a word that describes the way in which a person (or an animal in this videos case) dozes off. 졸다 = to doze off 꾸벅꾸벅 졸다 = to doze off (with ones head moving up and down) 병아리 = a chick 자다 = to sleep http://practicalkorean.com

"생일축하합니다" - PracticalKorean.com

Happy birthday song in Korean! Thank you Annika for this wonderful video! http://practicalkorean.com

"환승입니다" - PracticalKorean.com

환승입니다 is what you get to hear when you transfer from a bus to a subway train or the other way around using the transportation card called the T-money in Seoul. * 환승 = transfer (changing vehicles) * 입니다 = to be (formal politeness level) * to transfer = 환승하다 / 갈아타다 * to ride = 타다 * subway = 지하철 http://practicalkorean.com

"밤 vs 밤" - PracticalKorean.com

"밤 vs 밤" - PracticalKorean.com Video by Hyeji http://PracticalKorean.com

"바스락" - PracticalKorean.com

"바스락" - PracticalKorean.com 바스락 is a word that describes the sound the fallen leaves make when you step on them ^^ http://practicalkorean.com

"보글보글" - PracticalKorean.com

"보글보글" - PracticalKorean.com 보글보글 is an onomatopea to describe the way water boils. 물이 끓다 = The water is boiling. 물이 보글보글 끓다 = The water is boiling/simmering/at a simmer. http://practicalkorean.com

"창덕궁" - PracticalKorean.com

This is a video of what it looks like inside 창덕 Palace (창덕궁). You can find more info on this lovely place at http://eng.cdg.go.kr/main/main.htm Enjoy the video! Video by Gyeong-eun http://practicalkorean.com

"모락모락" - PracticalKorean.com

모락모락 is a Korean word used to describe how the steam comes up from cooked rice, boiling water, or basically whatever that is very hot. More Vocab: * 김 - steam * 나다 - to come out Video by Gyeong-eun for PracticalKorean.com