Essential Korean Podcast
Learn how Korean really works, what gets lost in translation, and how to express yourself naturally in real situations. Each episode, Kay샘 explains the nuances of Korean grammar, asks you questions, and practices with you using real-life examples.
Kay샘 is a Korean language educator with 25+ years of experience. She taught at The Ohio State University and Columbia University, and led the Korean program at Portland State University. She is the author of Korean Through Folktales and other Korean learning materials.
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Essential Korean Podcast
12. Basic Sentence Structure of Korean
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Welcome to Episode 12 of the Essential Korean Podcast! In this episode, we dive into the fundamentals of Korean sentence structure with two featured sentences that are both practical and easy to remember:
💬 Key Sentences:
· "나 한국말 공부해요." : I study Korean.
· "나 김치 먹어요." : I eat kimchi.
🎯 What you’ll learn in this episode:
· The 3 key aspects of Korean sentence structure
· How to construct and use simple, functional Korean sentences
· How to practice applying these structures to other sentences
✨ Episode Structure:
1️⃣ Lesson with Speaking Practice: Break down each sentence step-by-step and practice saying it aloud.
2️⃣ Application Practice: Use what you’ve learned to build your own sentences in Korean!
Join Teacher Kay 케이쌤 to repeat the phrases, answer questions, and gain confidence in speaking Korean. By the end of this episode, you’ll be equipped with the tools to create simple Korean sentences on your own! 🌟
💬 Let us know in the comments how you’re applying these structures to your Korean practice!
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