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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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