Hello, hello and welcome back to the Talk to Me in Korean podcast.

You're going to learn a fun new Korean word and take an in-depth look at it with me and listen to a useful Korean dialogue.

That's the structure of our podcast in this season. but before we begin, let's warm up with a

Korean quiz.

Today's Korean quiz is a mimetic word question.

But first, what's a mimetic word?

In Korean, you say, ui-the-oh, so te means shape or form.

So, u-the-e-the-o is, or a mimetic word, is a word that describes the shape of something or the manner in which something is done.

So the quiz is, what is the word that describes how steam comes out from things like hot coffee, hot soup, boiling water, or hot food?

Number one, is it burrung-burung? Number two, is it

morak-m-morak? Or is it number three, salgum-salgm, one, burung, two, mor-a-mok, three,

salgum-sar-gum. Think about it and I'll give you the correct answer at the end of this

episode. And if you are new here, you the correct answer at the end of this episode.

And if you are new here, you're listening to Talk to Me in Korean and we've been helping self-learners to learn to speak Korean confidently with a clear, trusted roadmap and curriculum

since 2009. Find all of our tools and resources at Talk to me in Korean.com. Now, let's move on to

today's real-life Korean conversation.

As usual, today's conversation comes from our Sayyo app, our Korean-speaking practice app. Let's take a listen and try to understand as much as possible. I'm going to work

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