Hello, Son Hjohnwy.

And you're listening to Talk to Me in Korean.

We're recording this on a cold day because we're in the middle of the winter.

Winter.

Yeah.

Goal, do you?

Oh, that's my least favorite season.

Oh, that's my least favorite season.

Yeah.

So, I'm, like, I'm, So, I'm the same for me too. All right, so we're going to be talking about the season of winter, Gjul, and we will be introducing some really useful and interesting essential Korean words and phrases related to it.

So let's get started with the beginner level and we'll move on to the intermediate level

and introduce some more advanced ones.

And then in the advanced level, finally, we'll be speaking only in Korean to introduce some words in Korean.

Okay, so let's go.

First of all, we already talked about it.

It's...

Geul.

Winter.

Yeah, it's the characteristic of the winter weather.

Chooer.

Right.

The verb's dictionary form is, Chupda. Ch Chutta with a B-Ub before da and it's a B-Eubbular verb. So you don't say, "'Cubeo? You say, chew-weyo.' "'No, it's too. "'Oturey? "'Oturt, "'Otogether, "'you know, "'Chuey's always, "'but Oh, today's really, too. Yejee, she's always, "'Chuey-You know, "'Who else is, "'hangun? "'You know, who else is always cold? "'Even in summer. "'Yeah. "'Like sitting below, sitting under an air conditioner, "'he's always, "'Sure, it's always, too. "'Yeah's true. "'Cubeau. "'But, the colds, "'and, the colds, "'and, the colds, "'this is never, "'Noon. "'Noon. "'So, yeah, noon, "'not the time of day, "'noon, noon is snow. Yeah, noon.

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