Learn Korean: Describing Daily Routines In Korean
Let's spice up your Korean daily routine descriptions beyond the usual "I eat breakfast." To express what you 'usually' do, use 'daesang'. I 'daesang' wake up at 7 AM, but today I slept in. 'Miri' means 'beforehand' or 'in advance', adding a nuance of preparation. I 'miri' pack my lunch the night before to save time. 'Jikjeop' translates to 'directly' or 'personally', implying active involvement. I 'jikjeop' brew my own coffee every morning instead of buying it. Now you can describe your routine with more detail and nuance! Subscribe for more advanced Korean vocabulary!
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