Learning Korean

수없이-numerous, in large numbers 

수많다-numerous

판자- board, plank

장식- ornament, decoration (장식하다-decorate; 장식되다-be decorated)

타일- tile (깔다 - pave, lay; 타일을 깐 바닥 - tiled floor)

못- nail

kevinstudieskorean:

폭력 금지 Violence is prohibited

Medicine, etc.

studyhangukeo:

1. 간호사 | Nurse
2. 외과 의사 | Surgeon
3. 메스 | Scalpel
4. 청진기 | Stethoscope
5. 의사 | Doctor
6. 구급상자 | First aid kit
7. 구급 대원 | Paramedic
8. 물집 | Blisters
9. 엑스선 | X-ray
10. 목발 | Crutches
11. 휠체어 | Wheelchair
12. 흉터 | Scar
13. 들것 | Stretcher
14. 구급차 | Ambulance
15. 깁스 | Cast
16. 붕대 | Bandage
17. 알약 | Pill

I forgot to add the pronunciations, so go here or here and enter a word in. ^^

(via learnallthelanguages)

(Source: han-bok)

In 눈 깜짝할 새,   is 새 a short form of 사이에?

homonyms-2

구하다 - to search; to find

          직장을 구하다 - to look for a job      

Hanja: 求— (구할; 구)

구하다 - to save (somebody)

         목숨을 구하다 - to save life

Hanja: 救—(구원할; 구)

sydney-to-seoul:

yoochunsa replied to your post: V+다 보니 ~ While doing/being V

Is there a big difference between this and -다가?

The wonderful Korean Grammar in Use: Intermediate textbook notes that +다가 is used when one action is interrupted and another action begins, whereas +다 보니 refers to…

Conjuctive Adverbs

sydney-to-seoul:

Some very useful vocabulary! Good to keep on hand when practicing writing.
Similar conjuctive adverbs are grouped together. I’m still unsure of the subtle differences between them, something to research for the future ^^

그래도: but, however, nonetheless
그러나:…

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mywonderfulkorea:

Words we always hear from K-Pop songs

(Source: hoonsena, via learningkorea)