This Week’s Free K-pop song with Video and Lyrics (Korean, English and Romanized) is fast becoming the most popular KPOP song of the year so far and one of the tunes of the summer. This weeks song is… TaeTiSeo (Girls’ Generation) – Twinkle The twinkle, twinkle, The twinkle, twinkle (The twinkle, twinkle, The twinkle, twinkle) … Continue reading »
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Donkey – Fresh Korean Word of the Day for Thursday May 31st
Donkey – 당나귀 (Dang / Na / Gwee) Today we have gone for one of the always loved but seldom spoken about farmyard animal the Donkey (당나귀). The Donkey has offer found itself important roles either by carrying Jesus or befriending Winnie the Pooh. Hopefully you’ve found today’s word useful and please come back again … Continue reading »
Photograph – Fresh Korean Word of the Day for Wednesday May 30th
Photograph – 사진 (Sa / Jin) Today’s Korean word of the day is Photograph, there is no reason behind this chose it’s just a useful noun to know. 사진 (Sa / Jin) can also mean Photo and/or Picture. Thank you for stopping by and please come back tomorrow for another Korean Word of the Day. … Continue reading »
Work – Fresh Korean Word of the Day for Tuesday May 29th
Work – 작업 (Jag / Ob) Sadly today is Tuesday and for everyone in Korea the 3 day Buddha’s Birthday weekend is over and we have to return to 작업 (Work). 작업 or (Jag / Ob) can also mean performance or fatigue. 일 (Ill) can also mean work, plus 일 also means job and day. … Continue reading »
Birthday Cake – Fresh Korean Word of the Day for Monday May 28th
Birthday Cake – 생일 케이크 (Saeng / Il Kay / Ee / Ker) Today is Buddha’s Birthday in South Korea so we thought that a piece of Birthday Cake would be a nice way to celebrate. To explain the translation 생일 (Saeng / Il) means birthday and 케이크 (Kay / Ee / Ker) means Cake, … Continue reading »
Gloomy – Fresh Korean Word of the Day for Sunday May 27th
Gloomy = 음울한 (eum / ul / han) As the weather as been pretty depressing today we thought that the word gloomy summed up the mood for the day. The Word 음울한 (eum / ul / han) can also mean Dark or Dour, fingers crossed we wouldn’t have to use it much this summer. Please … Continue reading »
Fresh Korean Language Institute is Here!
Fresh Korean Language Institute is a Korean Language School based in Incheon, South Korea. We are still in the early stages of development however we hope to soon be offering Korea classes to foreigners in Incheon and further afield. Please come back soon for more information about Fresh Korean, and we hope we can learn … Continue reading »
