#korean langugage

[infiniteko]

Hi ko! What's your mother tongue? I'm currently interested in learning a few more langugage since i'm already fluent in three. And what shows or movie do you recommend for me to fluently learn the casual talks. Anything would be appreciated! I love your blog hun!

-Dia

Dia is such a pretty name! My mother tongue is a complicated funny situation. On one hand it's tibetan, english & mandarin, on the other hand it's kind of not. I also grew up partially with little nepali and a lot of german because I lived here and there for a while and I was with my grandparents a lot but hilariously, I'm not 1000% fluent in ANY language. The once I am currently studying to get better at because of family members or friends are japanese, korean, hindi, arabic and mongolian. I love studying languages. I barely watch dramas but I really recommend watching vlogs with subtitles and again without subtitles. For me lt's an easy and fun way to learn. That's how I learn casual speech best 🍮

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[hangukmal-haeyo]

Reviewing particles on this sunny day stuck indoors.

Sources

Editors Talk To Me in Korean. (2020). Lesson 9. Particles for Topic and Subject / 은, 는, 이, 가. Talk To Me in Korean. https://talktomeinkorean.com/curriculum/level-1-korean-grammar/lessons/l1l9/

Korean Language & Culture Center. (2008). 재미있는 한국어 1. KYOBO Book Centre Co., Ltd: Jongro-Gu, Seoul, South Korea. 

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