Speak Like A Native Korean 🇰🇷

In today's episode, we explore the phrase, "간 보다", a versatile Korean idiom used in various contexts! Sit back, relax and let's have fun together with the "Speak Like A Native Korean"podcast series 💕

Have you ever been teased to the point of feeling agitated or even angry? Well you are not alone.  In today's episode, we explore the phrase, "약 오르다" and delve into the deeper cultural context behind it!Sit back, relax and let's have fun together with the "Speak Like A Native Korean"podcast series 💕

Do you have a go-to comfort food? Is there a particular food item that you just cannot resist? In today's episode, we discuss the pre-fix, "마약" which is often used in front of various food menus to indicate their irresistible tastes and addictiveness. While it has been a prevalent practice to use this prefix, it is in the process of being eliminated for its use to name popular dishes.Sit back, relax and let's have fun together with the "Speak Like A Native Korean" podcast series 💕

Koreans celebrate the Korean Thanksgiving Day, which is observed on August 15th of the Lunar calendar. 추석, also known as the Korean Thanksgiving Day is one of the most celebrated holidays in Korea.In today's episode, we discuss 추석 and cultural traditions!Sit back, relax and let's have fun together with the "Speak Like A Native Korean" podcast series 💕🎵Music provided by Music153🎵Track : Beautiful Korea(뷰티플 코리아) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSiftdGWWBE&list=PLgs2RkAxkmfdlQ2FoD3upA-NJ-Jn1vVxQ 

Have you heard of the phrase 빨리빨리 in Korean? In today's episode, we explore the phrase, "빨리빨리" and the "빨리빨리" culture to learn more about a unique Korean culture that is ingrained in the daily lives of the Korean people.Sit back, relax and let's have fun together with the "Speak Like A Native Korean"podcast series 💕

Koreans celebrate the Korean liberation/Independence Day, which observed on August 15th of every year. 광복절, also known as the Korean Independence Day is one of the most meaningful days for the Korean people In today's episode, we discuss 광복절 and the historical context behind the day 🇰🇷 광복절을 기념하며, 숭고한 희생을 잊지 않겠습니다. 대한 독립 만세! 🎵Music provided by 브금대통령 🎵Track : My Homeland -   • [Royalty Free Music] My Homeland (아리랑...   

Are you a foodie? Do you like visiting famous local restaurants and trying popular dishes on the menu? In today's episode, we explore the phrases, "다 나갔어요" and "다 떨어졌어요", and explore various meanings behind them!So sit back, relax and let's have fun together with the "Speak Like A Native Korean"podcast series 💕

Have you heard of 사투리? 사투리 is a regional dialect or accents that are used in different parts of Korea.In Korean, there are four regional dialects in South Korea and two regional dialects in North Korea.  In today's episode, we explore the "동남사투리", which is used in 경상 Provinces!Sit back, relax and let's have fun together with the "Speak Like A Native Korean"podcast series 💕

Looking for great deals? Want to save money? Don't look any further! In today's episode, we explore the phrase, "원플러스원!", which is often found in grocery stores and convinience stores (편의점)If you are in korea and see a 원플러스원 sign at a store, make sure to take advantage of this promotion!Sit back, relax and let's have fun together with the "Speak Like A Native Korean"podcast series 💕

쥐  means a small rodent such as a mouse or a rat, but could it mean somethig else? Definitely! 쥐 is a homophone that has different meanings based on the context it's used in!  In today's episode, we explore the word, "쥐" and the phrase "쥐났다", and delve into the deeper cultural context behind it!So sit back, relax and let's have fun together with the "Speak Like A Native Korean"podcast series 💕