Easy Korean Listening with Julia

Today, we will practice the Korean grammar pattern ~하기가 쉬웠어요 / 어려웠어요 through a simple story in the past tense.~하기가 쉬웠어요 means it was easy to do something, and ~하기가 어려웠어요 means it was difficult to do something.Here is the YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/@EasyKoreanJuliaPlease click below to download the script.https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Y25YtiN3NuLzS1cs4qpK2LFxmbpOqz-U/view?usp=sharing

Today, we’re going to practice “하려고 하다,” to talk about things you intend to do, are about to do, or are trying to do.Here is the YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/@EasyKoreanJuliaPlease click below to download the script.https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tAQes7EF8mnWwjszz4XbzDFRqmqc7c64/view?usp=sharing

For today’s listening practice, we’ll focus on the phrase “어디에 있어요?” (Where is it?) in different situations. You’ll hear natural, simple conversations that you can follow and repeat.Here is the YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/@EasyKoreanJuliaPlease click below to download the script.https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bdPg5l0HMiHukcVJeOYjp_to2oZAy1Qz/view?usp=sharing

Today, we will listen to a conversation using the grammar “-아지다 / -어지다,” which shows changes over time. In this dialogue, we will hear how people talk about changes in weather, daily life, and situations.Here is the YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/@EasyKoreanJuliaPlease click below to download the script.https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zJsUoLtyDLVu0gTyPl7ClKQVzC_k-9dD/view?usp=sharing

Today, we’re going to practice the Korean grammar “~던.” ~던” is used before a noun to talk about something in the past that was not finished or was repeated, as in “읽던 책the book I was reading,”“자주 가던 카페a café I used to go to.”You’ll hear a conversation where 민지 and 수진 talk about their past experiences using “~던.” Just relax, listen, and enjoy the sound of the language.Please click the link below to download the script:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1f5bFQBiUZ8inpQUdghQyqtx7iAIbSBeq/view?usp=sharingHere is the YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/@EasyKoreanJulia

Today, we’re going to practice the Korean grammar “다음에” and “후에.” Both words mean “after that” or “next”, and we use them to talk about what happens after something is finished.In most situations, 다음에 and 후에 can be used interchangeably. However, 다음에 sounds more natural when talking with friends, while 후에 is more formal and often used in writing or instructions.For today’s listening practice, I’ll tell you a short story about a daily routine. Listen carefully for 다음에 and 후에, and try to notice how they are used in context.Please click the link below to download the script:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qdmo9FAaynkCF4Zxpyj25s3sRY2UlrWk/view?usp=sharingHere is the YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/@EasyKoreanJulia

For today’s listening practice, I’ll be playing the role of 민정, a woman in her thirties who will talk about her plans for tomorrow using very easy Korean in the future tense. Just relax, listen, and enjoy the sound of the language.Here is the YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/@EasyKoreanJulia#learnkorean#koreanlisteningpractice#koreanforbeginners#koreanstory#koreanlistening #Koreanpasttense#studykorean#koreanlesson#koreanpractice #koreanlanguage #easykorean #koreanshorts

For today’s listening practice, I’ll be playing the role of 서연, she will talk about what she did last weekend using very simple Korean in the past tense. She talked about waking up with her family, going to the park, eating at a cafe shop, shopping at the market, watching a movie at home, taking a walk, preparing dinner, and spending a peaceful evening with her husband and child. Everything was explained with short sentences and basic vocabulary to help you follow along easily. If you didn’t understand everything, that’s okay. Just replay the episode or listen again at a slower speed. Every time you listen, your ears will get a little more comfortable with Korean.Just relax, listen, and enjoy the sound of the language!Here is the YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/@EasyKoreanJulia

For today’s listening practice, I’ll be playing the role of 하은, a young woman who will describe her house and her room using very simple Korean. Just relax, listen, and enjoy the sound of the language.하은 described her house and her room using very simple Korean. She talked about her bed, her desk, her clothes, the window, and the things she keeps in her room. She also explained other parts of her home, like the living room, kitchen, bathroom, and balcony, using short sentences and basic vocabulary to help you follow along.Just relax, listen, and enjoy the sound of the language!Here is the YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/@EasyKoreanJulia

Easy Korean Listening with Julia offers short, beginner-friendly audio to help you get used to Korean sounds, rhythm, and pronunciation. In today’s listening practice, I’ll be playing the role of 지민, a girl who will introduce herself using very easy Korean. She told you her name, age, and where she lives. She talked about her school life, her friends, her family, and her favorite foods, and even the things she does on her smartphone. Just relax, listen, and enjoy the sound of the language!Here is the YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/@EasyKoreanJulia