I also liked the stuff about apartment names. I remembered a building when I lived in Korea that I think said "Doosan We've" that I found funny. I hadn't thought too much about many sounding French or other languages but now that you showed how they could sound like Harry Potter spells it's pretty funny.
감사합니다! 요즘은 두오링고로 한국어공부시작했어요. Now I'm switching to English, I was reading a Reddit thread about whether or not it's possible to learn a Language on Duolingo and most of the comments said it's good for grammar and vocabulary and some basics but works much better if used with other resources and someone mentioned they used "Latinum Institute Ancient and Modern Languages" so I downloaded Latinum or something called a "Substack" and just started clicking on all the free stuff. I did see some random Korean Lessons but couldn't find out how to find lesson 1. Guess I'm still figuring out what Latinum and Substack are and not sure how they work but short lesson like your 지룩지룩 (probably spelled it wrong) will be helpful.
Koreans are really creative for using these names in apartments lol also thanks a lot, Ari, for the interesting and fun lesson! ^^
My pleasure! ❤️Have a great weekend :D
I also liked the stuff about apartment names. I remembered a building when I lived in Korea that I think said "Doosan We've" that I found funny. I hadn't thought too much about many sounding French or other languages but now that you showed how they could sound like Harry Potter spells it's pretty funny.
감사합니다! 요즘은 두오링고로 한국어공부시작했어요. Now I'm switching to English, I was reading a Reddit thread about whether or not it's possible to learn a Language on Duolingo and most of the comments said it's good for grammar and vocabulary and some basics but works much better if used with other resources and someone mentioned they used "Latinum Institute Ancient and Modern Languages" so I downloaded Latinum or something called a "Substack" and just started clicking on all the free stuff. I did see some random Korean Lessons but couldn't find out how to find lesson 1. Guess I'm still figuring out what Latinum and Substack are and not sure how they work but short lesson like your 지룩지룩 (probably spelled it wrong) will be helpful.
Oops, it was 주룩주룩. I figured I'd lose everything I had typed if I went back to see the spelling.
You always share a mixture of interesting and funny and useful information. Thank you! Next time it rains, I will think "주룩주룩"!
Always thanks for your support! I'm flattered 🥰 뉴스레터 재밌게 읽어주셔서 늘 고마워요 ❤️