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📚 What will this Korean story cover?
– Listen to high school student Jisoo’s happy times buying delicious snacks at the convenience store with friends during lunchtime.
– Learn about the Korean words and expressions often used in daily life related to convenience stores and their application in real scenarios.
– Follow the story to practice and improve your listening and speaking skills.
– Solve quizzes related to the story in a fun way to learn words easily and enjoyably.
– Review and practice to solidify what you’ve learned and test your knowledge!
🕓 Chapters:
00:00 Welcome and Introduction
00:17 Preview Words
00:57 Listening to Stories
02:48 Explanation of Words and Expressions
05:04 Storytelling and Speaking Practice
08:40 Fun Stories Quiz
09:54 Listening to the Story Again
12:19 Conclusion and Encouragement
👩🏻💻Korean Words Preview
- 학교 (Hakgyo): School, an institution designed for the provision of learning environments and learning spaces for the teaching of students under the direction of teachers. Schools are crucial for education and personal development.
- 학생 (Haksaeng): Student, an individual who is engaged in learning, especially one who is enrolled in a school or educational institution. Students pursue studies to gain knowledge, skills, and qualifications.
- 공부 (Gongbu): Study or studying, the act of learning and acquiring knowledge, skills, or understanding through reading, practice, and analysis. Studying is essential for academic success and personal growth.
- 수업 (Sueop): Class or lesson, a period of time during which learning is facilitated by a teacher or instructor. Classes are fundamental components of educational systems, providing structured education to students.
- 편의점 (Pyeonuijeom): Convenience store, a small retail business that sells everyday items including snacks, beverages, and other household goods. Convenience stores are known for their accessibility and long operating hours.
- 배고파요 (Baegopayo): “I’m hungry,” a phrase expressing the feeling of needing or wanting to eat food. It indicates the physical sensation of hunger.
- 배불러요 (Baebulleoyo): “I’m full,” a phrase used to express that one has eaten enough food and no longer feels hungry. It indicates a sense of satisfaction and satiety.
- 뜨거운 (Tteugeoun): Hot, used to describe something with a high temperature, such as food, beverages, or the weather. It indicates that caution may be needed to avoid burns or discomfort.
- 우유 (Uyu): Milk, a nutrient-rich liquid food produced by the mammary glands of mammals, commonly consumed by humans as a beverage or used in food preparation. Milk is a source of calcium, protein, and vitamins.
- 컵라면 (Keopramyeon): Cup noodles, instant noodles that come in a pre-packaged cup and require only hot water to prepare. Cup noodles are a popular snack or meal option for their convenience and variety of flavors.
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