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Wednesday, August 06, 2008
Korean Lesson No.3
Now.. let me teach you people about names and countries.
Names
Names are more like, translating English to Korean.. but just that, sometimes it sounds weird. let me show you some examples.
Sarah - 사 라 - sara
Mike - 매 이 케 - ma i kae
Susan - 수 산 - su sun
Wang Ming - 왕 밍 - wang ming
Sujin - 수 진 - su ching
The english words after the hangul is how you should pronounce, and not what the hangul represent.
Countries
Countries have two kinds. One is like directly translated, the other is abit similar but different form. Let examples show you.
Korean - 한 국 - han guk
Japan - 일 본 - ill bond
China - 중 국 - chung guk
America - 미 국 - mi guk
England - 영 국 - yong guk
Ireland - 아 일 랜 드 - ail lan due
Australia - 호 주 - ho chu
So if you want to introduce yourself where you come from.. try it this way. Im going to show you a conversation, including both name and countries.
A: 안 녕 하 세 요, 이 름 이 워 예 요?
B: 안 녕 하 세 요, 저 는 사 라 이 에 요.
A: 사 라씨 는 , 어 디 에 서 웠어 요?
B: 저 는 호 주 시 드 니 에 서 웠어 요.
B: 저 는호 주사 람이 에 요.
A: An nyeong ha se yo, i reum i mwo ye yo?
B: An nyeong ha se yo, jeo neun sa ra i e yo.
A: Sa ra-ssi neun, eodi eseo wasseoyo?
B: Jeo neun ho ju sideuni eseo wasseyeo.
B: Jeo neun, ho ju saram i e yo.
A: Hello, whats your name?
B: Hello, my name is Sarah.
A: Sarah, where do you come from?
B: I come from Sydney in Australia.
B: Im a australian.
oh, btw my dear 학 생 (Hak saeng, Student), im going to put up a whole list of the consonant and vowels at the side of my blog. So please do take note and learn from it... it will be a very very great help. Seriously. I self learn to write and read, (though still don understand most of it) from it. =]]