Hey everybody!
Good job on the unit test! The Rapid Rote is awesome!
Thanks Ms. Kwon!
2007/04/30
2007/04/27
Reminder for survey
This is a friendly reminder for the research survey.
Please visit the survey website and respond to each part.
Thank you for your cooperation!
주말 잘 보내세요~
Please visit the survey website and respond to each part.
Thank you for your cooperation!
주말 잘 보내세요~
Rapid Rot
Sheck had a problem with installing Rapid Rot to his computer and I asked about it to school LTS.
And he gave me Rapid Rot in CD.
I will give it to you on Monday.
In case I forget, please let me know.
And he gave me Rapid Rot in CD.
I will give it to you on Monday.
In case I forget, please let me know.
2007/04/25
Changing language setting
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4174452966175610945
Briasco, I think you need to change the language setting to Korean.
You don't need to change everything. Just add Korean. That's what I did.
My operation system is English and I added Korean.
Please click the link above and see the video for demonstration on how to do it.
If you still have problem, please let me know.
내일 봐요~
Briasco, I think you need to change the language setting to Korean.
You don't need to change everything. Just add Korean. That's what I did.
My operation system is English and I added Korean.
Please click the link above and see the video for demonstration on how to do it.
If you still have problem, please let me know.
내일 봐요~
2007/04/24
Problem with the Hangul typing software
I'm not sure how to fix it without completely wiping my computer and installing Korean Windows. 권선생님, could you help please?
2007/04/22
Survey
I hope everyone enjoyed the weekend.
Last Friday one of my colleagues asked me help
to conduct his research on "Sound of Korean consonants."
So, please participate the survey below.
How to do it?
2. Complete Part I & II.
3. Answer to the questionnaire on surveyMonkey site.
Thank you for your participation! I really appreciate it.
2007/04/20
2007/04/18
2007/04/16
2007/04/15
Refresh your soul in Seoul
This movie introduces the trourists' spots in English. If you want to see Korean version, click on one of the lists of links on the right side where it says "서울 탐구 영상 캘러리" or click here. While watching the movie, try to remember the names of places such as Han river, Olympic park, Kyungbok Kung, Insa Dong, etc.
Click on the title to watch the movie.
Hope you enjoy.
2007/04/14
베스트 데이트 코스 5
This picture is taken from a TV talk show called "미녀들의 수다" on KBS 2. This survey subjects were foreigners who were living in Korea.
If you want to see the TV show, go to youtube.com and type "미녀들의 수다" in Korean.
Top 4, "찜질방", means Korean Sauna. It is very unique in terms of the servies you get there.
It is open 24 hours. Also, it provides movies, foods, PC, games, books, etc.
How to read "ㄺ"
Kang asked me about the proper way to read 'ㄺ'
Here is the answer.
'ㄺ' standard pronunciation is 'ㄱ'.
When it is followed by consonant, the following consonant should be pronounced like a double consonant.
For example, '읽지' is pronounced '익찌'
Exception
When 'ㄺ' is followed by 'ㄱ', it is prounced 'ㄹ'
Hope it answers to your question.
Here is the answer.
'ㄺ' standard pronunciation is 'ㄱ'.
When it is followed by consonant, the following consonant should be pronounced like a double consonant.
For example, '읽지' is pronounced '익찌'
Exception
When 'ㄺ' is followed by 'ㄱ', it is prounced 'ㄹ'
Hope it answers to your question.
2007/04/13
2007/04/11
Logging in to make a post
안녕 하세요. This is just a short tutorial that Ms. Kwon asked me to write for all of you that don't know how to log in and make a post on the 'blog.
1.) Go to http://class0707.blogspot.com. If you haven't already done this, you shouldn't even be reading this tutorial.
2.) At the top right hand portion of the screen, click "sign in".
3.) Enter your Google account username and password. This should take you to your "dashboard".
4.) To the left of the page you should see a box entitled "Manage your blogs" and beneath that "Class 0707". At the bottom of that box there is a button with the text "+ New Post". It's underlined, and blue. You'd have to be an earthquake baby (or blind) to miss it.
5.) Click that button.
6.) Type in the text box that you're brought to. You might also want to type something in the "Title" box; that will add a "title" to your "post".
7.) When you've finished typing, click the orange "Publish" button at the bottom of the page. This is also a difficult one to miss. It's got "PUBLISH" written on it in capitals, and as I said... it's orange.
The method for typing in Korean is a little more complex, so if you'd like me to set that up on your computer just let me know and I'll do it for you.
안녕히 가십시오.
Hangeul Typing Software
Briasco asked me if he can get hangeul typing software.
Please click the title to download the software.
First, download the zip file.
Secodn, unzip the file.
Third, save the file under programs.
Fourth, Click the button where it says "set up" You don't need to type your information. Just ignore the part.
Fianlly, go to programs and find the file "하얀손 두개" and click organge color hand icon.
If you have any problem to install the sofeware, let me know.
2007/04/10
마시다
Today I asked to Mr. Yun to make sure the correct use of the verb "마시다"
He told me that to make "마시다" honorific form you need to add "시" because the verb is plain form. So,"마시다" honorific form is "마시시다".
ex. 권 선생님이 매일 저녁에 소주를 마시십니다.^^
He told me that to make "마시다" honorific form you need to add "시" because the verb is plain form. So,"마시다" honorific form is "마시시다".
ex. 권 선생님이 매일 저녁에 소주를 마시십니다.^^
Unit 2 Chapter 5 Speaking Practice
1. 사무실/교실 안에 무엇이 있어요?
What are there in the office/classroom?
2. 책상위에 무엇이 있습니까?
What are there on the desk?
3. 문 앞에 무엇이 있습니까?
What are there in front of the door?
4. 교실 밖에 무엇이 있습니까?
What are there outside of the classroom?
5. 제 의자 뒤에 무엇이 있습니까?
What are there back of my chair?
6. 권 선생님 책상 옆에 무엇이 있습니까?
What are next to Ms. Kwon's desk?
7. 가방 안에 무엇이 있습니까?
What are there in your bag?
8. 의자에 앉으세요.
Have a seat, please.
9. 책 120 페이지를 보세요.
Look at the book page 120.
10. 자리에서 일어서세요.
Stand up from your seat.
11. 좀 천천히 읽으세요.
Please read slowly.
12. 노트에 빨리 쓰세요.
Write quickly on your note.
13. 자, 볼펜과 연필을 책상 위에 놓으세요.
Okay, please put your pen and pencil on your desk.
14. 노트에 아버지 이름을 빨리 쓰세요.
Please write quickly your father's name on your note.
15. 가족 소개 하세요.
Please introduce your family.
16. 아버지, 안녕히 주무세요.
Father, good night!
17. 문 좀 빨리 닫으세요.
Please close the door quickly.
18. 어서 오세요.
Come in quickly, please.
19. 어서 가세요.
Go quickly, please.
20. 거기 쓰레기통 앞에 서세요.
Please stand in front of the trash can.
21. 거기 책상 위에 앉으세요.
Please sit down on the desk there.
22. 도서관이 어디 있어요?
Where is the library?
23. 해군 기숙사는 어디 있어요?
Where is the navy dorm?
24. 병원이 이 부근에 있습니까?
Is there a hospital in this vicinity?
25. 여기서 가까운 커피샵이 어디에 있습니까?
Where is a coffee shop close from here?
26. 우체국이 어디에 있습니까?
Where is the post office?
27. 국방 외국어 대학 본부가 어디에 있어요?
Where is the DLI HQ?
28. 샌프란 시스코가 몬트레이 부근에 있습니까?
Is San Francisco in the vicinity of Monterey?
29. 산호세가 멀어요?
Is San Jose far?
30. 그 점원이 어디에서 일합니까?
Where does the store clerk work?
31. 그 간호사가 어디에서 일합니까?
Where does the nurse work?
32. 한국사람입니까?
Are you Korean?
33. 부모님이 몬트레이에 계십니까?
Are your parents in Monterey?
34. 여자 친구가 있습니까?
Do you have a girl friend?
35. 아버님은 군인이십니까?
Is your father a soldier?
What are there in the office/classroom?
2. 책상위에 무엇이 있습니까?
What are there on the desk?
3. 문 앞에 무엇이 있습니까?
What are there in front of the door?
4. 교실 밖에 무엇이 있습니까?
What are there outside of the classroom?
5. 제 의자 뒤에 무엇이 있습니까?
What are there back of my chair?
6. 권 선생님 책상 옆에 무엇이 있습니까?
What are next to Ms. Kwon's desk?
7. 가방 안에 무엇이 있습니까?
What are there in your bag?
8. 의자에 앉으세요.
Have a seat, please.
9. 책 120 페이지를 보세요.
Look at the book page 120.
10. 자리에서 일어서세요.
Stand up from your seat.
11. 좀 천천히 읽으세요.
Please read slowly.
12. 노트에 빨리 쓰세요.
Write quickly on your note.
13. 자, 볼펜과 연필을 책상 위에 놓으세요.
Okay, please put your pen and pencil on your desk.
14. 노트에 아버지 이름을 빨리 쓰세요.
Please write quickly your father's name on your note.
15. 가족 소개 하세요.
Please introduce your family.
16. 아버지, 안녕히 주무세요.
Father, good night!
17. 문 좀 빨리 닫으세요.
Please close the door quickly.
18. 어서 오세요.
Come in quickly, please.
19. 어서 가세요.
Go quickly, please.
20. 거기 쓰레기통 앞에 서세요.
Please stand in front of the trash can.
21. 거기 책상 위에 앉으세요.
Please sit down on the desk there.
22. 도서관이 어디 있어요?
Where is the library?
23. 해군 기숙사는 어디 있어요?
Where is the navy dorm?
24. 병원이 이 부근에 있습니까?
Is there a hospital in this vicinity?
25. 여기서 가까운 커피샵이 어디에 있습니까?
Where is a coffee shop close from here?
26. 우체국이 어디에 있습니까?
Where is the post office?
27. 국방 외국어 대학 본부가 어디에 있어요?
Where is the DLI HQ?
28. 샌프란 시스코가 몬트레이 부근에 있습니까?
Is San Francisco in the vicinity of Monterey?
29. 산호세가 멀어요?
Is San Jose far?
30. 그 점원이 어디에서 일합니까?
Where does the store clerk work?
31. 그 간호사가 어디에서 일합니까?
Where does the nurse work?
32. 한국사람입니까?
Are you Korean?
33. 부모님이 몬트레이에 계십니까?
Are your parents in Monterey?
34. 여자 친구가 있습니까?
Do you have a girl friend?
35. 아버님은 군인이십니까?
Is your father a soldier?
Unit 5 Review
Unit 2 Chapter 5 Review
PART 1: Translate into English.
1. 교실 안에 학생이 많아요.
There are many students in the classroom.
2. 저 분이 홍선생님입니다.
That person over there is Mr. Hong.
3. 요즘 어떠십니까?
How are you lately?
4. 여기가 도서관입니까?
Is library here?
5. 우체국이 여기에서 멀어요.
Is postoffice far from here?
6. 기숙사가 어디에 있습니까?
Where is dorm?
7. 제 아버지는 의사입니다.
My father is a doctor.
8. 식당은 도서관 왼쪽 옆에 있습니다.
The restaurant is next to left of library.
9. 몬트레이에 병원이 많아요?
Are there many hospitals in Monterey?
10. 식당에 사람이 많아요.
There are many people in the restaurant.
11. 육군이 해군보다 더 많아요 (~보다 더: more than)
The army has more than the navy.
12. 아버지가 신문을 봅니다.
My father is reading a newspaper.
13. 이 학교에 학생이 더 많아요.
There are more students at this school.
14. 누나가 거실에서 텔레비전을 봅니다.
My older sister is watching TV in the livingroom.
15. 볼펜이 의자 위에 있어요.
The pen is on the chair.
16. 집 뒤에 큰 마당이 있어요.
There is a big yar behind the house.
17. 기숙사 안에 화장실이 세개 있어요.
There are three bathrooms in the dorm.
18. 기숙사가 오층입니다.
The dorm is 5 stories.
19. 집이 몇층이예요?
How many stories is the house?
20. 책 오십 페이지 펴세요.
Open the book page 50.
PART II: Translate into Korean.
Please stand up.
일어서세요.
Write your name on the notebook.
노트에 이름을 쓰세요.
There’s a school on the mountain.
산에 학교가 있습니다.
There are five bedrooms in my house.
집에 침실이 5개 있습니다.
Where’s the library?
도서관이 어디에 있습니까?
That hospital is very big.
병원이 아주 큽니다.
PART 1: Translate into English.
1. 교실 안에 학생이 많아요.
There are many students in the classroom.
2. 저 분이 홍선생님입니다.
That person over there is Mr. Hong.
3. 요즘 어떠십니까?
How are you lately?
4. 여기가 도서관입니까?
Is library here?
5. 우체국이 여기에서 멀어요.
Is postoffice far from here?
6. 기숙사가 어디에 있습니까?
Where is dorm?
7. 제 아버지는 의사입니다.
My father is a doctor.
8. 식당은 도서관 왼쪽 옆에 있습니다.
The restaurant is next to left of library.
9. 몬트레이에 병원이 많아요?
Are there many hospitals in Monterey?
10. 식당에 사람이 많아요.
There are many people in the restaurant.
11. 육군이 해군보다 더 많아요 (~보다 더: more than)
The army has more than the navy.
12. 아버지가 신문을 봅니다.
My father is reading a newspaper.
13. 이 학교에 학생이 더 많아요.
There are more students at this school.
14. 누나가 거실에서 텔레비전을 봅니다.
My older sister is watching TV in the livingroom.
15. 볼펜이 의자 위에 있어요.
The pen is on the chair.
16. 집 뒤에 큰 마당이 있어요.
There is a big yar behind the house.
17. 기숙사 안에 화장실이 세개 있어요.
There are three bathrooms in the dorm.
18. 기숙사가 오층입니다.
The dorm is 5 stories.
19. 집이 몇층이예요?
How many stories is the house?
20. 책 오십 페이지 펴세요.
Open the book page 50.
PART II: Translate into Korean.
Please stand up.
일어서세요.
Write your name on the notebook.
노트에 이름을 쓰세요.
There’s a school on the mountain.
산에 학교가 있습니다.
There are five bedrooms in my house.
집에 침실이 5개 있습니다.
Where’s the library?
도서관이 어디에 있습니까?
That hospital is very big.
병원이 아주 큽니다.
2007/04/07
Gmail account
Please email me your gmail account by this weekend because this blog cannot be public for some security reasons. When I have all of your email addresses, this blog will be read only by authors that I invited.
My email address is lkwon01@yahoo.com
주말 잘 보내세요. (Have a good weekend!)
My email address is lkwon01@yahoo.com
주말 잘 보내세요. (Have a good weekend!)
2007/04/05
2007/04/04
한자
Click the link above. You will see Hanja lessons.
I hope you start learning sino which will help your DLPT greatly.
Also, you have a DLI Hanja book.
여러분, 수고하셨습니다.
First of all, thank you for giving me your email address. I hope this class blog helps you learn Korean better. You can post your questions here anytime. I will answer to you as soon as possible either in person or via email.
Unit 1 test result was excellent and I am very happy with that. But we have a few students who need to work on more.
You can always ask help to teachers.
Also, I encourage to visit Korean language websites and find sources that help you understand better.
Those who needs some more grammar lessons, click the link below and review your weakest parts.
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