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10.05.12
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Ladle – Fresh Korean Word of the Day for Friday October 5th

Chopsticks 젓가락 (Jot / Ga / Rag)

Well here is your final Fresh Korean word of the day for this week. The weeks topic has been cutlery and we’re moving on from chopsticks yesterday and on to the Ladle or 국자  in Korean.

Thank you for your time during this cutlery week and here is a final quick reminder that this Saturday is our October Fresh Korean Event, we are going to watch some K-League action between Incheon & Seongnam with the bonus of free Makkoli 🙂

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09.07.12
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Yard – Fresh Korean Word of the Day for Friday September 7th

Yard – 마당 (Ma / Dang)

Here is the fifth and final around the house word of the day. Although this is not a room inside the house it is still an important part. Today’s word of the day is Yard or 마당 in Korean.

We hope you’ve enjoyed this past weeks words of the day and here is a recap if you happened to miss any:

Thank you for your time and we hope you return soon.

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08.31.12
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Pen – Fresh Korean Word of the Day for Friday August 31st

Pen – 펜 (Paen)

Well today is Friday and that means that it is also the final Fresh Korean Stationary Word of the Day, your final word is Pen or in Korean 펜, which sounds the same as in English.

You may see Pen written as 볼펜 means sounds like and translates into Ball Pen.

If you’ve missed any of the previous 4 stationary words here are link to them all:

Thank you for your time and we will hopefully see you again tomorrow.

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08.24.12
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Teacher – Fresh Korean Word of the Day for Friday August 24th

Teacher – 선생님 (Son / Saeng / Nim)

Hooray it’s Friday and here is our 5th and final job related Korean word of the day for this week. Today’s Word is Teacher or 선생님 in Korean.

Of course there are many teachers in Korean in both public and private sectors. Education is considered very important and Koreans spend a lot of money on it.

Here are the 4 other job related words if you missed them earlier this week:

Thank you for your time and if you have any questions or requests please let us know.

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08.17.12
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Police Station – Fresh Korean Word of the Day for Friday August 17th

Police Station – 경찰서 (Gyong / Chal / So)

Hooray it’s Friday and that means its the final word of the day for this weeks topic “Around Town”. Today’s word is Police Station or 경찰서.

In Korea most Police related places and employees have the word Police on them so its not hard to find without.

Thank you for your interest this past week and please come back soon for more Korean words of the day.

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08.03.12
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Gold – Fresh Korean Word of the Day for Friday August 3rd

Gold – 금색 (Germ / Saeg)

Here is our 5th and final color word of the day. Today’s word has been choosen to celebrate the 7 South Korean Olympic Gold Medalists of London2012 (so far), therefore today’s word is Gold or 금색.

Here are a few things that are often Gold:

  • Ring – 반지 (Ban / Jee)
  • Sand – 모래 (Moh / Rae)
  • Money – 돈 (Don)
  • Honey – 벌꿀 (Bol / Geul)
  • Medal – 메달 (Mae / Dal)

Thank you for spending some time learning a little Korean today. Please come back tomorrow for Saturdays Fresh Korean word of the day.

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07.27.12
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Waterfall – Fresh Korean Word of the Day for Friday July 27th

Waterfall – 폭포 (Pog / Po)

Hooray it’s finally Friday and luckily the Sun is still shining. Due to the fact its Friday that means that it is also Day 5 of the our word of the day week. Today’s word is Waterfall or 폭포.

The waterfall in the picture is the 천지연폭포 or Cheonjiyeon Waterfall on Jeju Island. It is one of the most famous waterfalls on Jeju Island and in Korea. If you want more information please check this out: Cheonjiyeon Waterfall Tourist Information.

We hope you have a nice weekend and we hope to see you again tomorrow.

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07.13.12
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Airplane – Fresh Korean Word of the Day for Friday July 13th

Airplane – 비행기 (Be / Heang / Gee)

Here is the fifth and final transportation word of the day. Today’s word is Airplane or 비행기.

Thank you for joining us this week.

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06.29.12
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Red Crowned Crane – Fresh Korean Word of the Day for Friday June 29th

Red Crowned Crane 두루미 – Fresh Korean

Happy Friday and welcome to our final animal word of the day, today we have chosen a very famous and symbolic animal not just in Korea but all over East Asia. It is the Red Crowned Crane or 두루미.

The Red Crowned Crane is considered to be lucky and appears it artwork dating back 100s of years. You most likely see the Crane everyday when living in Korean as it is on the back of the ₩500 coin.

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It is also the mascot of the Incheon United Football Team who play in the K-League (Korean Premier).

courtesy of Incheon United FC

Thank you for your time once again today and please return soon for another Korean word of the day.

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06.22.12
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Snowy – Fresh Korean Word of the Day for Friday June 22nd

Snowy 눈이 많은 (Noon / Ee  Mal / Un)

Today is Friday and sadly that means the final day of weather word of the day week here at the Fresh Korean Institute. We have gone for Snowy today, it maybe still early Summer at the moment however in 6 months time it will be deadly cold and snowy.

So you know the Korean word 눈 (Noon) also means eyes as well as Snow.

Thank you for joining us during Weather week and please come back tomorrow are another interesting word of the day.

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