Lesson 5 - Shijo (Korean Rhymed verse)

Like Haiku, There is Shijo (or Sijo) in Korea. I wanted to introduce it to you. Comments are welcomed.

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[jookyoungjo]

Shipo means "Want to," Hago means "do." So it means "(I) want to do."

[1fave2ne1]

how would you write " go, hamnida, rogine, cat, marianne" in Korean?

[JLo52993]

I really want another video!!! You're awesome!

[mrapple88]

hi...i started learn korean about last nite -.-''

but i try to learn it more since holiday is around the corner.

i cn learn it more pricisely in holiday *yeaa

anyway this video most helpful to me...thx ;-)

[deannasweet16]

omg hi

i started learning korean about a month or so ago, and i've gotten good, really good for an extream beginner. but what does hago shipo mean??

i know what "hago" means

but what is "hago shipo"

please comment back

and keep the vids coming

annyeong!

[yudelkamusic]

awsome vids

please post more

[walnuttx]

yay i've been waiting! your shijo was very funny and cute =] i love these videos!