Arirang Radio
Easy as 가나다 (Welcome to Korea)
Have fun learning useful phrases you can put into practice when you come to Korea through movies, dramas and songs. Host: Peter BintGuest: Kim Min Ji
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Oct 17, 2023
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Episodes
Korean expressions from the K-drama [Forecasting Love and Weather] 20.04.2022 16:21
Korean expressions from the work romance drama [Forecasting Love and Weather] about the work and love lives of people working at the Korea Meteorological Administration. - You're definitely not losing out either. (너도 절대 손해 보는 거 아냐.) - Know there is not a chance. (어림도 없을 줄 알아.) - I don't want to raise my voice. (언성 높이기 싫어.)
Korean expressions from the K-drama [Thirty Nine] 13.04.2022 20:04
Korean expressions from the drama [Thirty Nine], which depicts the friendship and lives of three women who turned 39 years old. - It's a perfect day for camping. (캠핑하기 딱 좋은 날씨다.) - Your face is full of worries. (얼굴에 걱정이 잔뜩이구만.) - Why would you count those kind of things? (그런 걸 뭘 또 세고 그래.)
Korean expressions from Jay Park's [GANADARA] 30.03.2022 22:25
Learn lyrics from Jay Park's [GANADARA] (박재범의 [GANADARA] 노래 배우기)
Korean expressions from the drama [Rookie Cops] 23.03.2022 13:47
Learning Korean expressions from the drama [Rookie Cops], which depicts the love and challenges faced by the young students attending police university. - I almost fell for it. (하마터먼 속을 뻔?) - You're the only one who's confused and making a big deal out of it. (너 혼자 북 치고 장구 치고 착각한 거지) - I was just speechless for a moment because I was flustered. (당황해서 잠시 말문이 막혔을...
Korean expressions from the K-drama [Boys Over Flowers] 16.03.2022 23:29
Based on a Japanese romance comic, we learn popular Korean expressions from the K-drama [Boys Over Flowers] - Looking at your expression I can tell something's up. (표정 보니까 또 한바탕 깨진 모양이네.) - How many hundreds of years will it take to become a doctor? (어느 천 년에 의사되죠?) - The future is looking bleak. (눈 앞이 깜깜하네요.)
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