Hanguling with Titín – Episode 1
Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!
University professor voice mode: ON
Welcome to the first episode of Hanguling* with Titín
Now, SHUT UP!
*wips at all the students*
Did you think you were coming here just for fun?? My university “Saint Titín of the Land of food” is orthodox so…NO TALKING, NO LAUGHING, NO SMILING, NO MOVING, NO BREATHING, NO NOTHING.
SHHHH
*gets back to her usual self*
*please ignore the schizophrenia*
In this section, we will try to share with you our [lack of] Hangul.
After a few days here I realized that my doubts were totally different in comparison to the ones I had before coming. So this will be a kind of Korean for travelers/Korean for newbies/Useful Korean.
We will share our experiences with you so that you can have a better idea about what you may encounter once you are here. This is because it is really common that what you learn in books is completely different from what you face in everyday life.
For this first Episode we decided to talk about something that could be quite simple but actually has a little difficulty
How to say “yes” and “no” in Korean
*Hanguling: is a copied translation from the Spanish word “hanguleando”, which is also a word that does not exist but we invented it just for fun 🙂
For those of you who want to learn more about Hangul, I strongly recommend this website