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Riding A Swing (in Korean) - PracticalKorean.com
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This is how to say 'a swing' and 'to ride a swing' in Korean.
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Rock Paper Scissors in Korean - PracticalKorean.com
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In English it's "rock paper scissors" but in Korean, the order is always "scissors(가위 - gawi)", "rock(바위 - bawi)" and "paper(보 - bo)"
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개뿔 - practicalkorean.com
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What does "개뿔" mean?
개 (dog) + 뿔 (horn) = ?
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Seoul Korea - Insadong and Samcheongdong
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Video by 은영. Thank you 은영 for this wonderful video and we hope everybody will enjoy it!
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아장아장 - practicalkorean.com
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아장아장 is the word that describe the way in which a baby or a young kid walks ^^
아기가 걷고 있어요.
(The baby is walking.)
아기가 아장아장 걷고 있어요.
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꾸벅꾸벅 - PracticalKorean.com
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The word "꾸벅꾸벅" describes the way someone (or an animal in the case of this video) dozes off. ^^
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Happy birthday song in Korean - practicalkorean.com
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Happy birthday song in Korean - provided by Annika for PracticalKorean.com
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환승입니다 - PracticalKorean.com
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환승입니다 is what you get to hear when you transfer from a bus to a subway train or the other way around using the transportation card called the "T-money" in Seoul.
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"밤" vs "밤" - PracticalKorean.com
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밤(chestnut) and 밤(night) are written in the same way, but pronounced differently.
Watch the video and find out which one is pronounced with a longer vowel.
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바스락 - PracticalKorean.com
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"바스락" - PracticalKorean.com
바스락 is a word that describes the sound the fallen leaves make when you step on them ^^
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