Starting Korean Conversations | First Meetings & First Expressions

Talk To Me In Korean

Hyunwoo Sun

Courses, Education

4.7 • 608 Ratings

🗓️ 20 December 2025

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Summary

In this season-opening episode, we kick off Korean conversations with natural expressions used when meeting someone for the first time. Learn key phrases, a useful new word, and enjoy a fun Korean language quiz along the way.

Learn with our full curriculum at https://talktomeinkorean.com to speak Korean with confidence!

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0:00.0	Hello.
0:01.0	Hello.
0:02.0	Welcome to the very first episode of this brand new season of the Talk to Me in Korean
0:10.4	podcast.
0:11.6	My name is Hianu.
0:13.6	Hianu, as you know.
0:15.5	And as you heard in our introduction episode, prior to this one, this season is going to be in
0:20.1	a format that's more accessible
0:21.4	and easily understandable for a wider range of learners. By listening to this podcast regularly,
0:28.2	you will be able to naturally learn new Korean words and expressions, learn more about Korean
0:33.0	culture, and even participate. I will tell you more about that in our future episodes.
0:39.5	So first, let's start
0:41.1	with a fun quiz.
0:43.5	I'm going to say a
0:45.2	fun Korean expression
0:46.8	and I want you to think about
0:48.7	what it could mean.
0:51.3	Are you ready?
0:52.6	Okay, so here you go. Doksuri tappabab.
0:57.0	One last time, doksuri tappb. What does it mean? Okay, think about it. Hint, it's related to
1:08.0	typing, typing on your keyboard.
1:17.0	So think about the answer while you'll listen, and I'll give you the answer at the end of this episode.
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