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2021-05-14 12:30:43 - List of animal signs in Korean and Birth Year:

“Mouse”: 쥐띠 (jwi-tti) – 1972, 1984, 1996, 2008, 2020

“Cow”: 소띠 (so-tti) – 1973, 1985, 1997, 2009

“Tiger”: 호랑이띠 (horangi-tti) – 1974, 1986, 1998, 2010

“Rabbit”: 토끼띠 (tokki-tti) – 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011

“Dragon”: 용띠 (yong-tti) – 1976, 1988, 2000, 2012

“Snake”: 뱀띠 (baem-tti) – 1977, 1989, 2001, 2013

“Horse”: 말띠 (mal-tti) – 1978, 1990, 2002, 2014

“Sheep”: 양띠 (yang-tti) – 1979, 1991, 2003, 2015

“Monkey”: 원숭이띠 (wonsungi-tti) – 1980, 1992, 2004, 2016

“Rooster”: 닭띠 (dak-tti) – 1981, 1993, 2005, 2017

“Dog”: 개띠 (gae-tti) – 1982, 1994, 2006, 2018

“Pig”: 돼지띠 (dwaeji-tti) – 1983, 1995, 2007, 2019 Open / Comment

2021-05-13 17:35:47 What is Your Korean Zodiac Sign and How to Say it in Korean?


In Korean, the twelve animal guardians are called “십이지신 (sibijisin), Sexagenary cycle”, and the order is as follows:

“Mouse” (쥐, jwi)
“Cow” (소, so)
“Tiger” (호랑이, horangi)
“Rabbit” (토끼, tokki)
“Dragon” (용, yong)
“Snake” (뱀, baem)
“Horse” (말, mal)
“Sheep” (양, yang)
“Monkey” (원숭이, wonsungi)
“Rooster” (닭, dak)
“Dog” (개, gae)
“Pig” (돼지, dwaeji) Open / Comment

2021-05-13 17:31:26 Today's lesson: Korean zodiac and personality

It has been believed that one's destiny and personality rely on one's character, which is based on the Korean zodiac system. For these reasons, an animal character of the year is an important factor in Korean society.

Lets learn them 2- daily Open / Comment

2021-05-13 07:48:28 Open / Comment

2021-05-12 16:28:08 KDRAMA PHRASES Open / Comment

2021-05-12 12:22:41 Is modifiers clear to all?
public poll

Yes – 2
67%
@beatsofbeatlesshearts, @osh594

I have some doubts, but i will cover it up – 1
33%
N

No
0%

3 people voted so far. Open / Comment

2021-05-12 05:41:39 Sample sentences~

책은 읽는 귀여운 남자아이 - the cute boy (who is) reading a book

빨리 달리는 학생 - the student who runs fast, the fast-running student (helpful for adding other statements - add 이/가 and now this whole statement can become a subject)

식당에서 불고기를 먹는 남자아이 - a boy (who is) eating bulgogi at a restaurant (can also take locations with -에서 and -으로 placed in front)

집으로 가는 길 - the road home (here 가는 comes from "가다" = "to go") → the road going home, the road which goes home, the road going to (my) home, etc... Open / Comment

2021-05-11 11:11:15 LESSON - 6


마시지 않는 (masiji anhneun) - that/who/which
is not drinking걷는  (geodneun) - that/who/which is walking

나는  (naneun) - that/who/which is flying ("날다" = "to fly")

쓴 와인을 마시지 않는 사람 - a person who does not drink bitter wine

우는  (uneun) - that/who/which is crying ("울다" = "to cry")

다른 (daleun) - another
울지 않는 (ulji anhneun) - that/who/which is not crying

(춤을) 추는  ([chum-eul] chuneun) - that/who/which is dancing

(꿈을) 꾸는  ([kkum-eul] kkuneun) - that/who/which is dreaming Open / Comment

2021-05-10 07:42:58 Lesson 5

읽는 (ilgneun) - that/who/which is reading

먹는 (meogneun) - that/who/which is eating

먹는 사람 - the person who is eating, the person eating, the eating person, the person that eats, the eater

마시는 (masineun) - that/who/which is drinking

닭고기 수프 (dalg-gogi supeu) - chicken soup

웃는 (u'neun) - that/who/which is smiling

자는 (janeun) - that/who/which is sleeping Open / Comment

2021-05-09 19:03:59 Open / Comment