Hello, everyone, Son Hjanoe.

Hello, Kim Yeji.

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

Thanks everyone for tuning in and we hope you are having a good day.

Today's topic is something that I don't know much about.

Me neither.

It's music.

Umakethe about the music.

So we're going to introduce some very useful Korean words and phrases related to music.

Music in three different levels, beginner, intermediate and advanced.

So no matter what your current level is, everyone, enjoy listening till the end and make sure to

visit us on our website at talk to Me in Korean.com for a more systematic

curriculum and learning experience.

If you're ready, let's start with the beginner level.

Yeah.

Music, do you?

Meal, do you?

Oh, me'l do you?

Yeah, music, not do you?

Um, in, um, in-atim-un-on-old-due.

Oh, I also, at the time when I'm when you're Um, in the time, when I listen to, I also. Oh, I'm, I'm when I'm when I'm heard. Oh, so, then, today afternoon? I didn't listen. Oh, why? Today? Today, I'm not doing. Uh-huh. I don't listen. Ah. I don't listen? I don't hear. Okay. So we just used the verbitda' quite often in our little dialogue here.

So, music, that's to listen to music.

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