"O"Oh sehr fleißig 🙀Ich genieße die Sonne. Morgen arbeiten und lernen."➡️ "오, 아주 부지런하네! 🙀나는 태양을 즐기고 있어. 내일은 일하고 공부해야 해."해석을 조금 더 자연스럽게 다듬으면:"오, 정말 부지런하네!나는 햇볕을 즐기고 있어. 내일은 일하고 공부해야지." 😊h sehr fleißig 🙀Ich genieße die Sonne. Morgen arbeiten und lernen."➡️ "오, 아주 부지런하네! 🙀나는 태양을 즐기고 있어. 내일은 일하고 공부해야 해."해석을 조금 더 자연스럽게 다듬으면:"오, 정말 부지런하네!나는 햇볕을 즐기고 있어. 내일은 일하고 공부해야지." 😊

🇰🇷 오늘의 단어 "은근히"/Today's Word: "은근히"Doesn't the word "은근히" feel subtly confusing?✔ "그 사람이 은근히 신경 쓰인다."➡ I don’t show it outwardly, but I keep thinking about that person.✔ "이 요리, 은근히 손이 많이 가네."➡ This dish looks simple, but it actually takes quite a lot of effort to make.There are many interesting adverbs in Korean. Among them, the word "은근히" is one that foreign learners often find confusing. It ..

설레다 vs. 떨리다 차이점 (Explained in English for Foreign Learners)Both 설레다 (seolle-da) and 떨리다 (tteolli-da) describe emotional or physical reactions, but they have different nuances.1. 설레다 (to feel excited, flutter)This verb is used when you feel positive anticipation, excitement, or a fluttering feeling in your heart.It’s commonly used when talking about love, a long-awaited event, or a happy moment.I..

🇰🇷🇬🇧 워딩 vs wording, what do you think?These days, the word "워딩" (wording) is frequently used in Korea. However, I think its meaning in Korean is slightly different from how "wording" is used in English.In Korean, when people say "워딩," they often refer to a specific word, phrase, or even a statement that someone has deliberately chosen to express their intention. In a broader sense, it refers..

in korean]⬇️ 🇩🇪 "독일" 하면 떠오르는 것들한국 사람들이 독일 하면 떠올리는 것 10가지 독일은 유럽에서도 강한 경제력과 독특한 문화, 역사적 배경...blog.naver.com🇩🇪Top 10 Things Koreans Think of When They Hear "Germany"1. Beer & Oktoberfest 🍺 – Giant beer mugs, endless cheers, and a festival where drinking is basically a sport!2. Fast Cars & No Speed Limit 🚗💨 – BMW, Mercedes, Audi… plus the Autobahn, where you can drive as fast as you dare!3. ..

🇰🇷What is "유음화" (Lateralization) in Korean?"Lateralization" (유음화) is a phonological phenomenon in Korean where the consonant "ㄴ" (n) sound changes into "ㄹ" (l/r) sound when it appears next to another "ㄹ." This change happens to make pronunciation smoother and more natural.Conditions for LateralizationThere are two main conditions where this occurs:✅ Condition 1: When "ㄴ" is followed by "ㄹ"✅ Co..