Learn Korean - Weather Vocabulary

[SomethingAsiann]

does that mean that eyes 'nun'' also means snow???

[koreanclass101]

@SomethingAsiann Hi That's right. Nun means boht eyes and snows. : )

[scablet]

what the term 'weather'?

[koreanclass101]

@scablet You can say 날씨(nal-ssi) in Korean to mean 'weather' : ) - Jaehwi / Koreanclass101,com

[sweetpandaloverz]

Taeyang also means sun in chinese.

[koreanclass101]

@sweetpandaloverz Is the pronunciation also same? So interesting! : )

[mohsine1080]

@koreanclass101 No the pronunciation isn't the same :p 중국어 발음이 '타이양'이에요.

[HamZang1124]

발음 좋지가 않아요, 게다가 굳이 한자단어를 고집하는게 대체 이유가..

[kumdungi]

태양씨가 너무 아름다워요 taeyang is so beautiful! 

[songbox123]

Loooooool! :)

Now I Know Why Taeyang (From BigBang) Is Always Wearing Sunglasses!!

[AznPwn9449]

가나다라마바사아자차카타파하 갸냐댜랴먀뱌샤야쟈챠캬탸퍄햐 거너더러머버서어저처커터퍼허 가나다라마바사아자차카타파하 갸냐댜랴먀뱌샤야쟈챠캬탸퍄햐 거너더러머버서어저처커터퍼허 가나다라마바사아자차카타파하 갸냐댜랴먀뱌샤야쟈챠캬탸퍄햐 거너더러머버서어저처커터퍼허 가나다라마바사아자차카타파하 갸냐댜랴먀뱌샤야쟈챠캬탸퍄햐 거너더러머버서어저처커터퍼허 가나다라마바사아자차카타파하 갸냐댜랴먀뱌샤야쟈챠캬탸퍄햐 거너더러머버서어저처커터퍼허

[veggievegetarian]

I would like to have learned words like "rainy" or "cloudy" in this lesson~ Just me saying! hehehe. Maybe just cloud means "cloudy"???

[gardsten]

Sol = sun in swedish =D

[power5able]

wait..if i'm not mistaken.. nun is eye ? is it ?

[mohsine1080]

@power5able Yes, you're right. 눈 (nun) means eye. But 눈빛 (nunbit) is more used.

Like in 2NE1's songs; Fire [BOM] 내 눈빛은 빛나는 별들로 (nae nunbicheun bitnaneun byeoldeulro) Pretty Boy: [CL] 너의 두 눈빛을 훔쳐 내 가슴에 담을게 (neoeui du nunbicheul humchyeo nae gaseume dameulge)

I don't know what the sentences mean except; nae:my, byeol:star, du:two, gaseum(+e):heart(+place particle). Hope t'was helpful!

[koreanclass101]

@mohsine1080 Hi~!

Like @power5able said, nun means 눈.

Also, 내 눈빛은 빛나는 별들로 means, 'The light from my eyes are with shining stars."

너의 두 눈빛을 훔쳐 내 가슴에 담을게 means "I'll take the lights of your eyes and keep in mine"

[power5able]

@mohsine1080 okay..thanks.. i love 2ne1.. ^^

[carinelimable]

in chinese, sun is tai yang. haha :)

[SmoothCriminalAaron]

I like how the word for Rain is Pee

[tokee1234567]

@SmoothCriminalAaron it's bee. if you say Pee- it means blood in Korean...

[SmoothCriminalAaron]

@tokee1234567 wait so bee and pee/rain and blood is the same thing?

Are they both spelled 비?

how do you know the difference when it is spelled?

I dun get how one word has so many meanings!

[tokee1234567]

@SmoothCriminalAaron

no. try looking at Busyatomdotcom's hangeul videos. If you want to learn Korean vocabulary, it's best to know how to read a bit of Korean letters first. It will make things a lot easier.

Bee and Pee are spelled differently. how do you know the difference? well it sounds different and there are different letters for individual sounds. if you know the letters it's easier to tell

비- rain (bee) 피 - pee (blood)

[SmoothCriminalAaron]

@tokee1234567 ok wait I am the Mast at the letters.

I know that the ㅂ is a cross between a b and a p.

Ive heard it explained like that a million times

I know the other one is a HARD P

Like in ㅈ ㅊ

ㄷㅌ

ㄱㅋ

mabye you can't see that but you get my point.

Ok, help me with this, my iPhone App told me that 반 means Class

But other apps and translators tell me it means half, i typed in hangul!

[tokee1234567]

@SmoothCriminalAaron um so you get that ㅍ is the actual P sound right? ㅂ can sound like a soft P but it's not an absolute P sound.

반 does mean class, and half. that's just the way it goes. a lot of Korean letters have multiple meanings

배 = pear, stomach, boat. 눈= eye, snow. 새 - bird, new.

to name a few

[SmoothCriminalAaron]

@tokee1234567 Ok, Im down on the letter things

But If I was to say: half a new boat

You might think: class a bird stomach

How do you understand eachother?

[tokee1234567]

@SmoothCriminalAaron um I don't think "half a new boat" doesn't make sense even in english... but yea most koreans would know what you're saying if you just say "half of a new boat." b/c they just don't say 배.. they have names and particles and context. b/c of context people will know what you're saying. and plus in Korea there are sino-korean words.

눈 (eyes native korean)- 안 (eyes sino Korean)

눈 (snow native kr) -설 (snow sino-kr)

you use either one (sino is part of more complex letter)

[SmoothCriminalAaron]

@tokee1234567 whats the point of having 2 types of words?

[tokee1234567]

@SmoothCriminalAaron sino-korean = (derived from chinese words) each letter corresponds to a chinese letter. (Koreans used Chinese letters to write before 1443. and then they invented Hangeul and switched off to using Korean letters, so chinese letters were important in literature)

so Sino-Korean is usually used in combination to other sino-korean or native kr letters, and is considered high class vocabulary

한국인 - (인 = sino-kr for person.) (formal way of saying Korean.) 사람 - native kr for person

[SmoothCriminalAaron]

@tokee1234567 Learning this is gonna take a rotta work

[tokee1234567]

@SmoothCriminalAaron yes... most foreigners I think just memorize all individual Korean letters and don't care much of sino-korean. then later they get a pattern of what the sino-korean letter could be in a word (한국인, 미국인..인's repeated and it means person) so don't worry about it. knowing the sino korean letter can make learning korean words a lot easier but without koreans around you it can be hard to learn them. Just focus on learning words.

[SmoothCriminalAaron]

@tokee1234567 words, cause I got a App for that :)

[tokee1234567]

@DreamingSnowyAnn I suggest you learn how to read the Korean letters first (if you really want to learn the language) - it's Haneul

[jessicajang0302]

hahaha,

just same word. .!

taeyang - sun, singer.!

[JacobJoo]

sun is also hae, sunlight haebiht

[forrj131]

taeyang and rain! woot! two singers! :D

[323PS]

thnx for this great lessons!

[MeL0dYxRain]

sun in korean reminds me of sun in chinese

[vietpine]

@MeL0dYxRain

You are right. I dunno whether that word is pure Hangul or Sino-Korean but it is pronounced similarly to Chinese word. I am Vietnamese and Vietnamese language has also pure Vietnamese for the sun and Sino-Vietnamese for the sun with similar pronunciation (to some extent it is pronounced "tian/teang....")

[nekokato]

that's really good!

i'm a begginer, i use this for practice my Spelling/ writting/listening

thanks a lot! ^^! 

[warser3401]

ah thats cool in japanese cloud is kumo and in korean its kuroom

[pottsy40]

i am very grateful for this.

it is a good help.

God bless!

[lovemsw009]

MY friend told me one Korean word is formed by two parts. and these words is developed by a greatest Korean emperor. am i right?

[franciscobarril]

the writing was made by the command of king sejong in the 15th or 16th century. I think it's great it's so easy to learn.

i'm not sure what u mean by two parts but sure there's consonant-vowel, consonant-vowel-consonant etc

[AyeshunMang96]

Taeyang is sun?

that means taeyang (singer) name means sun?

hmm cool

[zyrill19]

@AyeshunMang96 Yes, and his stage name is Sol. :D

[loveS2sarang]

@AyeshunMang96

That's right

[Shinyas1andonly]

@AyeshunMang96 Hence why his solo album was 'Solar'.

[shins235]

목소리가 많이 어눌하게 나오는데요

[DISTURBED1998]

building my korean vocabulary book one word at a time!

an neoung ha sae yo! Che il um un jo im ne da! chonin hangul haksaengimneda!

[XiiaoWenn94]

should be bi

[mayrabel1]

"pi" rain I know this word through the singer rain pi in hangeul :)

[mayrabel1]

1:00 it's thunder ?

[MidnightFrenchKisses]

lol. me too & i also knew the word "sun" because of Tae Yang in Big Bang.

[aperkins07]

it's actually bi or bee, and even tho it might not sound different, most koreans especially teachers will tell you there is a difference and just the sound of those two when mistaken for one another can cause confusion. For example, "bi" means rain, but "pi" means blood. If you say you see "pi" when you meant rain, someone will think you see blood and not rain. Stressing the letters is kind of important when talking in Korean.

[mayrabel1]

so pi means blood thx a lot :))) coz actually I did not Know this word thx 4 information.

[9Fashionista411]

haha sun is tae yang <3 I'll always remmeber that!

and are snow and eye pronounced the same way?

goo meh woh!

[camreeno360]

Rain is "pi"? Haha sound like pee.

[aperkins07]

it might sound like it, but the literal sound for rain is "bee" and if romanized would be spelled bi or bee.

[PheonixWing]

lool korea!"

[Yonggbaek]

wight

[xdramaxaddicttx]

thank you for the video! (:

[ElementalMisshap]

got 8 ~  thnx this was great ^ ^

[gabrielle1017]

thanks for posting :)

[alonsomo]

thanks for the video

[vantoni1]

merci ces vidéos sont trés utiles pour mémoriser