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philosophy blog. Summary

From time to time I revive this entry is lost with time: D

I think I should explain again, and do not bother me, and serves as a reminder ^ _ ^ the philosophy of my blog.

This blog is a resource to support , not be the only recourse language study ... Why? There are several reasons. =)

1. Because I'm also a student, I am a English girl who shares what he has learned to help those who do not deal well with English and to keep things more orderly, but only a few notes. Being English
2. I can not help much with pronunciation and I can not put the pronunciation of all the vocabulary.
3. I am a professor of Korean and study on my own.
4. There are good online resources that you should not miss and you find them all in Links-> Korean sorted by theme. Those are

some reasons. Now therefore recommend a couple of places for me are like my pillars:

* TTMIK (Talk to me in Korean) is not the first time I talk about this place not be the last . From them I learn while I am inspired. They have great resources, do not stop working and do it for free and besides all this ... Are fun and close! so if you do not already have this site as your bible for learning the language ... What are you waiting?!

bajéis recommend that you listen to the lessons anywhere and learn (that's my trick, while I ride a bike to school, work or capoeira, while walking the dog, while clean ... anytime is good.)

* speak Korean. The blog of Professor Hyun, Korean Korean teacher in Guatemala, is another place you should not miss then and where your questions will be answered in English as well. It is a very good teacher so I used a language according to this when you address it, please.

These two sites I visit almost daily.

additional recommendation

And I'll leave you two resources that belong to TTMIK (two of many) that will help much to learn to read and learn vocabulary with pronunciation:

Korean word of the day, although this project is stopped, you are more than 50 words appendicocolic your example sentence. In the blog I started doing the English version ( The Korean word of the day ) by editing the parties in English with permission of the authors, when I have time I shall continue.

And Vocabulary Series plus that I personally love it, and within the same video are rising with each sentence such difficulty, so it is for all levels. (As you progress you review the videos and find that you have advanced to begin to understand more complicated sentences.)

On the Romanization I do not like and not study is romanized more or less, but I avoid reading romanized at all times because I prefer to read directly from Korean. Romanization is not phonetic transcription of the syllables, not pronounced in English as they are written and that the main reason he does not move me. My sister reads better hangeul that romanized and that it is much more useful as it is learning the letter sound with the letter in Korean without being confused with Latin letters.

I have not too long so I prefer to invest in more content than to add the column of romanization but as I know there are people who find it very helpful, I leave you this link, a "Romanized" for when you doubt: The Romanized

And now you're all told me to roll up a lot.

I have pending a post explaining my method of study with pictures and everything, I guess if I have several chapters to be more comprehensive but I'll see depends on how long and whether they might serve you.

Up the next. Tomorrow I answer the comments that I need.

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78. Days, months and years

Responding to a mate I doubt this summary and the truth is quite useful.

entry vocabulary for Expressions of time I know there distintass words to refer to the days, months and years. Let's see when to use each. Days



Korean There are specific words to refer to each number of days but are rarely used, so that we understand, and the English equivalent to half a fortnight. We can say fortnight (부름) or 15 days. Korean is the same way.

The most common is to use Korean Sino-Korean numbers followed 일 word to express the number of days: 1 day =


일일 이일
2 days = 5 days = 15 days = 오일

십오일
The specific day (하루), two days (이틀) and half (부름) are commonly used. Surely you know the word that means a day, used for example to wish someone to have a good day: 좋은 하루 되세요 .

The other word is listed as day 날. This should not be used when counting days. Months



For months we have two words 달, 월. 달 used with the native-Korean numbers 월 while used with the Sino-Korean.
But keep something in mind, when we have months with no system Sino-Korean + 월 need to add 개 counting unit just behind the number, because without it we face the names of the months (January, February .. .).

1 mes = one month = one month two months = two months
2 meses =
5 meses = five months five months
10 meses = = = ten months ten months

Años

Para años tenemos dos palabras year, year. Have se utiliza con los números nativo-coreanos mientras years se usa con los sino-coreanos.
De los dos modos, el más utilizado es el de n º sino-coreano + years.

1 año = only = one year two years
2 años = duhae =
10 years = 열해 = 십년

As 살 word we use when we're naming the years and 연 would be a year, yearly, being used in contexts such as: once a year / year (1 회 연 ) twice a year (2 회 연) , etc.