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The Awkward Way To Say

Target level

TTMIK Levels 4-7

What can you achieve through this course?

  • Learn how to say common English words and expressions into Korean without making errors
  • Learn a bunch of useful Korean expressions and sentences that you can use in your daily life right away

Sample lesson

 

Lecturers

Cassie
Jooyeon

Course language

Korean

What can you find inside the course?

  • 10 lessons
  • Lesson notes

Table of contents

  1. The awkward way to say “upset” in Korean
  2. The awkward way to say “worth” in Korean
  3. The awkward way to say “excited” in Korean
  4. The awkward way to say “awkward” in Korean
  5. The awkward way to say “cool” in Korean
  6. The awkward way to say “deserve” in Korean
  7. The awkward way to say “sick” in Korean
  8. The awkward way to say “depend-1” in Korean
  9. The awkward way to say “depend-2” in Korean
  10. The awkward way to say “shame in Korean

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Reviews

  1. Cole Bearden,

    Hello! Thank you for making this course! It has helped with some confusion about different vocabulary words.
    I do have one question, regarding Lesson 1. How would the word “서운하다” differ from 슬프다 and 속상하아?

    • Talk To Me In Korean,

      Thanks for taking this course! They are quite similar, right?
      But here’s a short breakdown to help your understanding.
      – 슬프다 = to be sad (*슬픈 노래 = sad song)
      – 서운하다 = to be sad and feel disappointed (when someone doesn’t meet your expectations)
      – 속상하다 = to be sad and feel discomfort (when things don’t go your way or something makes you worry)

  2. Alec,

    Great course, full of nuances in vocabulary & expressions!

    • Talk To Me In Korean,

      Thanks for sharing your review! 🙂