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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18. How To Make Korean Sentences with Pronouns 'I,' 'we,' my,' and 'our' & 10 More Action Verbs
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Welcome to Episode 18 of the Essential Korean Podcast! Continuing from the last episode, we’ll introduce 8 more Korean pronouns and teach you how to use them in sentences with 10 new action verbs commonly used in daily life. This time, the practice section centers around a fun "house tour"!
🎯 What you’ll learn in this episode:
1️⃣ 8 Korean Pronouns to expand your ability to talk about yourself and others
2️⃣ 10 Action Verbs in dictionary form:
- 보다: to watch or to see
- 일어나다: to get up
- 듣다: to listen or to hear
- 자다: to sleep
- 씻다: to wash
- 요리하다: to cook
- 밥 먹다: to have a meal
- 마시다: to drink
- 통화 중이다: to be in the middle of a call
- 이메일 쓰다: to write an email
Combined with the 13 verbs from the previous episode, you’ll now be able to express your entire daily routine in Korean—from waking up to writing emails!
🎵 Featured Song:
- Title: 하루일과 ("Those Days")
- Artist: 자이언티 (Zion T.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t27bFuEbvjw (music video)
👂 Don’t forget to repeat after Teacher Kay during the practice section and hear yourself confidently speaking Korean!
💬 Which new verb or pronoun are you most excited to use in a sentence? Let us know in the comments!
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