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		<title>Korean Vocabulary Lesson 06</title>
		<description>
 







	supervisor		과장님	科長님
	number of books		권	卷
	dormitory		기숙사	宿舍
	dream, borrow		꾸다	
	weather		날씨	
	fill into		넣다	
	news		뉴스	
	worn out		닳다	
	help		돕다	
	strawberry		딸기	
	drink		마시다	
	bright, clean		맑다	
	park		멎다	
	Trojan horse		목마	木馬
	America		미국	美國
	clap		박수	拍手
	rice		밥	
	hundred		백	百
	compare		보다	
	to blow		불다	

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		<link>http://learnlanguages.glossika.com/korean-vocabulary-lesson-06/</link>
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		<title>Taiwanese pronunciation of ë</title>
		<description>In traditional romanized orthographies for Taiwanese, it's common to see the letter "o" in words like "hó (好)". The correct pronunciation is not like the "o" we have in most European languages, instead it's much closer to an English schwa (ə).

In the Campbell Universal Pinyin romanization system, I use instead ...</description>
		<link>http://learnlanguages.glossika.com/taiwanese-ponunciation-of-e/</link>
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		<title>Taiwanese Lesson 18</title>
		<description>Note: these lessons use Campbell Universal Pinyin which I use for transcribing all Sinitic languages-there are only a few changes from Mandarin Pinyin.


I'm starting to study Taiwanese this month.
ggua jit-gë-ggueh kai-xi ëh dai-ggi
kai-xí = 開始 start, ëh = 學 study


I'm going to Taiwan next month.
ggua au-gë ggueh bbeh ki dai-wan


when?
xiaN-mih xi-zun


get up
ki ...</description>
		<link>http://learnlanguages.glossika.com/taiwanese-lesson-18/</link>
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		<title>Korean Vocabulary Lesson 05</title>
		<description> 








	adults		어른
	the station		역驛
	on the right		오른쪽
	umbrella		우산	雨傘
	music		음악	音樂
	interview		인터뷰
	oneself		자기自己
	a light		전등電燈
	good		좋다
	pass by		지나가다
	participate		참가參加
	toothpaste		치약齒藥
	nose bleed		코피
	especially		특히
	ticket		표票
	student		학생學生
	waist		허리
	sometimes		가끔
	uncomfortable, not feeling well		거북하다
	high school student		고등학생高等學生
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		<link>http://learnlanguages.glossika.com/korean-vocabulary-lesson-05/</link>
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		<title>Taiwanese Lesson 17</title>
		<description>Note: these lessons use Campbell Universal Pinyin which I use for transcribing all Sinitic languages--there are only a few changes from Mandarin Pinyin.


buy groceries
bbe-cai
買菜


attend a wedding
lim hi-jiu
lim = drink, hí-jiú = 喜酒


study English
oh ing-bbun
學英文


learn how to paint
oh ue-do
學畫圖


learn calligraphy
oh xiá mo-bit-li
學寫毛筆字, xiá = write, mơ̂-bit = brush, lī (jji) = word/character


learn computers
oh ...</description>
		<link>http://learnlanguages.glossika.com/taiwanese-lesson-17/</link>
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		<title>Korean Vocabulary Lesson 04</title>
		<description>As in the last lesson, this lesson will review the Korean vocabulary from previous lessons before introducing the new vocabulary. Remember just using your ears helps more than reading along. Actually saying aloud each Korean word as it's said greatly enhances your ability to remember the words. As words get ...</description>
		<link>http://learnlanguages.glossika.com/korean-vocabulary-lesson-04/</link>
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		<title>Korean Vocabulary Lesson 03</title>
		<description>In this lesson's MP3, we first review the vocabulary from lessons 1 and 2 before going on to the new material. Try not looking at the words for maximum memory enhancement.

 








now
지금


nice
착하다


skirt
치마


cocoa
코코아


special
특별


fork
포크


erudite
학문


happy
행복


takes a lot of effort
힘들다


close to
가깝다


character, personality
개성


high class
고급


cookies, snack
과자


soldier
군인


driver
기사


very
꽤


every day
날마다


wide, large
넓다


to lie down
눕다


chicken
닭


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		<link>http://learnlanguages.glossika.com/korean-vocabulary-lesson-03/</link>
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		<title>Taiwanese Lesson 16</title>
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Today is October 20th.
gin-a-lit xi zap-ggueh li-zap-hë


Today is November 25th.
gin-a-lit xi zap-it-ggueh li-zap-ggo-hë


Today is December 30th.
gin-a-lit xi zap-li-ggueh saN-zap-hë


How many months in a year?
jit ni u gui-gë ggueh?


There are 12 months in a year.
jit ni u zap-li gë ggueeh


When does summer vacation start?
xiaN-mih xi-zun hioh-luah?
hioh-lua̍h = (休熱=暑假) summer vacation, literally ...</description>
		<link>http://learnlanguages.glossika.com/taiwanese-lesson-16/</link>
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		<title>Korean Vocabulary Lesson 02</title>
		<description>
 









study
배우다


hospital
병원


roast beef
불고기


tight
빠듯하다


sauna
사우나


birthday
생일


full name
성함


swimming
수영


a watch
시계


to write
쓰다


not yet
아직


difficult, not easy
어렵다


travel agency
여행사


an orange
오렌지


we/us
우리


food
음식


a salutation, say hello
인사


author
저자


ahead of time
전


paper
종이


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		<link>http://learnlanguages.glossika.com/korean-vocabulary-lesson-02/</link>
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		<title>Korean Vocabulary Lesson 01</title>
		<description>
 









furniture
가구


a piece of
개


a plan
계획


fruit
과일


flag
국기


happy, like
기쁘다


flower
꽃


day
날


too
너무


a tear
눈물


lunar calendar
달력


money
돈


warm
따뜻하다


number of animals
마리


without speaking, unspoken
말없다


handsome
멋있다


necklace
목걸이


bite
물다


museum
박물관


chestnut
밤


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		<link>http://learnlanguages.glossika.com/korean-vocabulary-lesson-01/</link>
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