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Clothes in Korean
If you’re likely to spend more time outdoors, such as hiking up Mt. Sorak or visiting Jeju Island, you’ll be more dependent on the weather. You'll enjoy yourself a lot more if you have the appropriate clothing. What’s the Korean word for "jacket"? How do you explain that you need a pair of thick socks for walking? Listen to the native-speaker’s pronunciation and practice saying the Korean words aloud until you feel confident.
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Ready for a trip to the beach? Most of the lakes in South Korea are reservoirs, so swimming isn't allowed. Beaches are open to the public in the months of July and August but beware of the crowd!
Here are some words and phrases that you may use at the beach:
So whether it’s boiling hot or freezing cold, you now have the right language to communicate how you feel, and what clothing you need to match the conditions. Well done!
Here are a few recommended Korean lessons to try next!
- Describing the colors in Korean is essential to spice up your conversational skills.
- Counting in Korean is pretty straight forward! Let's start with numbers one between 20.
- How do you describe yourself in Korean? It's easy with this lesson!
안녕히 가세요! (Annyeonghi gaseyo!) "Goodbye!"
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