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Korean Vocab #1 Food and Eating

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Uploaded by on Sep 20, 2008

From http://www.busyatom.com
Korean words for Food, meal, restaurant, spoon, chopsticks, spoon and chopsticks, rice, side dishes, and soup.

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  • I want to eat gimbap ;)

  • @liegjepiet Haha, me too! 김밥 너무 먹고싶어요.

  • isn't mashinun and mashta the same thing? r they use differently?

  • 맛있는 is basically a Adjective from of a verb 맛있다.

    So, 맛있는 apple = delicious apple, and apple이 맛있다 = An apple is delicious.

  • please teach us korean colors!!!! kamsahamnida

  • I have a video for that.

    Please check out my playlist 'Korean Phrases' and find 'Color shopping' video.

    감사합니다.

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  • im confused in the way to write phrases in korean where you put the verb and all that???

  • Bibimbap is the BEST!!!!! I love that stuff

  • i really want to learn korean but my confidads now loosing :( bcz korean is hard :( ........... is really can speak korean some day ?? ..........help

  • i was shouting by myself like crazy at the last lesson.... great help! thanks ~

  • Just started listening to you to help with my Korean classes...

    Gamseumhamnida!!!

    Your voice is so sweet, you have since of humor undertone, and yet thorough! Totally hot .. Makes me practice more and you are articulate. Ty Ty Ty!

  • @TMOWLAVI look at other vids, or just type korean vocabulary. There are a lot of them on youtube now.

  • Thank you for all your videos, can you please provide more korean vocabulary words please. I can only find 2 that is provided by busyatom.

    Thank you again for your help

  • @Loulydollx3 yes but it's a shortened way of saying 조금 - "a little"

    it is used for polite sentences but it does not mean please. please is already implied when you speak in polite form. 좀/조금 adds to the politeness.

    but some ppl think differently, but in my opinion whether I say 조금/좀 or not the sentence will still have please in it

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