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Hosted by Julia · 🇺🇸 US · KO · 35 episodes
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Today’s episode is for beginners who know simple vocabulary and basic grammar and want more practice hearing real Korean. I’ll speak slowly and clearly, and if anything feels too fast, you can always replay the episode or listen again at a lower speed.
Julia hosts Easy Korean Listening with Julia, a education show with 35 episodes published.
Today, we'll practice the Korean grammar pattern ~아/어도. ~아/어도 means "even if" or "even though," and is used to say that something happens or is true regardless of a condition. Example: 비가 와도 회사에 가요. I go to work even if
Today, we'll practice the Korean grammar pattern ~(으)세요. ~(으)세요 is a polite way to give instructions, make requests, or invite someone to do something. If you’d like to support my Korean learning content, you can buy me
Today, we will practice the common Korean grammar pattern ~면서. ~면서 means “while” and is used when the same person does two actions at the same time. For example: 음악을 들으면서 공부해요. = I study while listening to music. 웃으면서 이야
Today, we will practice the days of the week in Korean. As you listen, try to remember these words: 월요일 – Monday 화요일 – Tuesday 수요일 – Wednesday 목요일 – Thursday 금요일 – Friday 토요일 – Saturday 일요일 – Sunday If you’d like to supp
Today, we will practice two common Korean grammar patterns: ~서 and ~기 때문에. Both expressions mean “because” in English and are used to explain a reason and can often be used interchangeably. ~서 is more common in everyday
Today, we will practice the Korean grammar pattern ~하고 싶어요. ~하고 싶어요 means "I want to..." and is used to talk about things you want to do, eat, buy, see, learn, or experience. If you’d like to support my Korean learning c
~겠네요 is commonly used to make a guess about someone's situation and express empathy. It can be used for past, present, and future situations. 좋겠네요 That must be nice. 바쁘겠네요 You must be busy. 힘들겠네요 That must be difficult.
Today, we will practice the Korean expression ~A에서 ~B까지 얼마나 걸려요?, meaning “How long does it take from A to B?” We will practice asking and answering about travel time using different places and different types of transpo
Today, we will practice Korean listening through a story about trends in Korea. We will learn how to ask and answer questions like: 요즘 어떤 음식이 유행이에요? What food is popular these days? 요즘 어떤 음악이 유행이에요? What music is popular
Today, we will practice very easy Korean listening about daily life and greetings. We will also learn how to ask and answer: “요즘 어떻게 지내세요?” which means “How have you been these days?” 요즘 어떻게 지내세요? How have you been these
Today, we’re going to practice Korean listening with a fun story about shopping at a traditional Korean market. In today’s lesson, you will hear many useful shopping expressions. For example, 입어 봐도 돼요? → Can I try it on?
Today, we will practice the basic Korean sentence structure: Subject + Object + Verb In Korean, the verb usually comes at the end of the sentence. For example: 저는 사과를 먹어요. = I eat an apple. 민수는 책을 읽어요. = Minsu reads a bo
Today, we will practice the Korean grammar patterns ~하는 것 같다 and ~할 것 같다, which can mean “It seems like…,” “It looks like…,” “I think…,” or “It feels like…” in English. ~는 것 같다 is used to express a guess or opinion about
If you’d like to support my Korean learning content, you can buy me a coffee here ☕ buymeacoffee.com/easykoreanwithjulia Today, we will practice Korean noun counters and numbers. We will practice counters for people, t
If you’d like to support my Korean learning content, you can buy me a coffee here ☕ buymeacoffee.com/easykoreanwithjulia Today, we will practice the Korean grammar pattern ~하게 되다. ~하게 되다 literally means “to become” o
If you’d like to support my Korean learning content, you can buy me a coffee here ☕ buymeacoffee.com/easykoreanwithjulia Today, we will practice the Korean grammar particles 에 and 에서 through a fun story about 민수’s bu
If you’d like to support my Korean learning content, you can buy me a coffee here ☕ buymeacoffee.com/easykoreanwithjulia Today, we will practice the Korean grammar pattern ~하기가 쉬웠어요 / 어려웠어요 through a simple story in
If you’d like to support my Korean learning content, you can buy me a coffee here ☕ buymeacoffee.com/easykoreanwithjulia Today, we will practice how to ask “How much is it?” in the market in Korean. By the end of thi
If you’d like to support my Korean learning content, you can buy me a coffee here ☕ buymeacoffee.com/easykoreanwithjulia Today, we’re going to practice “하려고 하다,” to talk about things you intend to do, are about to do
If you’d like to support my Korean learning content, you can buy me a coffee here ☕ buymeacoffee.com/easykoreanwithjulia Today, we’ll practice the Korean grammar “~have you ever,” using “해 본 적이 있어요 or 없어요” to talk ab
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