Learn Korean: Describing Daily Routines In Korean

Unlock the secrets to describing your day in Korean, going beyond the usual phrases! Koreans often use 'hangsang' to emphasize regularity, similar to saying something is "always" done, even if there are occasional exceptions. Contrast 'hangsang' with 'g끔', meaning 'sometimes',  to spice up your descriptions and show you understand nuance. Master the art of sequencing by using '-gi jeone' which cleverly translates to 'before -ing', allowing you to say things like 'before eating'. You could say, "I 'hangsang' wake up at 7 a.m." even if you occasionally sleep in. To tell someone you occasionally go hiking, you'd say, "I 'g끔' go hiking on the weekends." Now, let's add 'after -ing' to your Korean toolkit using '-go nae', making your daily routine descriptions more detailed and precise. Try saying, "I brush my teeth 'yangchigi jeone' (before brushing teeth)." Notice how the verb stem 'yangchigi' is modified. Express your post-work routine by saying, "I exercise 'il ha-go nae' (after working)." So there you have it – a fresh take on describing your daily routines in Korean!  Subscribe for more culturally insightful Korean language tips!

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