Authentic Korean

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Authentic Korean is a Korean learning podcast by Jina, a Korean language teacher living in Paris. Through world literature, everyday Paris life, and real conversations — made for TOPIK 3-4 learners, or anyone who already knows some Korean but wants to truly feel it. Also on YouTube → http://www.youtube.com/@authentickorean Authentic Koreanは、パリ在住の韓国語講師ジナによる韓国語学習ポッドキャストです。 世界文学、パリの日常、そしてリアルな会話を通じて、TOPIK 3-4レベルの学習者、または韓国語はある程度できるけど、もっと自然に感じたい方のために作りました。 YouTubeでもお会いしましょう → http://www.youtube.com/@authentickorean

  1. [Slow Korean/Shadowing] AI 시대를 사는 당신에게: 프랑켄슈타인 | To You Living in the Era of AI | AI時代を生きるあなたへ (TOPIK II 3-6)

    1 day ago

    [Slow Korean/Shadowing] AI 시대를 사는 당신에게: 프랑켄슈타인 | To You Living in the Era of AI | AI時代を生きるあなたへ (TOPIK II 3-6)

    💡 Notice EN: The quotes in this episode have been beautifully adapted by me based on the original book's messages to make them perfect for natural Korean study. JA: このエピソードの引用文は、自然な韓国語学習に最適化するため、原著のメッセージをベースに私が美しく脚色したものです。 Hello, Korean learners! Welcome to my cozy space for learning Korean. I'm Jina. Are you feeling a bit consumed by your goals, running forward like a racehorse without a moment to look back? Today, through Mary Shelley's masterpiece 《Frankenstein》, I want to share a profound question about creation, responsibility, and the importance of a 'pause' in our lives. We will connect this 200-year-old story to our current era of dazzling AI development and talk about what it truly means to live humanely. Listen to my voice calmly and take a moment to give your mind a rest. You can practice accurate Korean pronunciation and take away deep expressions that actual Koreans often use. 📌 Useful Expressions from Today's Episode 1️⃣ 낙인찍다, I want to share a profound question about creation, responsibility, and the importance of a 'pause' in our lives. We will connect this 200-year-old story to our current era of dazzling AI development and talk about what it truly means to live humanely.Listen to my voice calmly and take a moment to give your mind a rest. You can practice accurate Korean pronunciation and take away deep expressions that actual Koreans often use. 📌 Useful Expressions from Today's Episode 1️⃣ 낙인찍다 Meaning: To stigmatize / To label (烙印を押す、レッテルを貼る) Example 1: "소설 속 피조물은 단지 흉측한 외모 때문에 괴물로 낙인찍혀 버렸습니다." "소설 속 피조물은 단지 흉측한 외모 때문에 괴물로 낙인찍혀 버렸습니다."(EN: The creature in the novel was labeled as a monster simply because of his hideous appearance.) (JA: 小説の中の被造物は、ただ醜い外見のせいで怪物として烙印を押されてしまいました。) Example 2: "외국인이라는 이유만으로 낙인찍히는 경우가 아직도 많아요. 언어를 배운다는 건 그런 편견을 넘어서는 일이기도 하죠." (EN: There are still many cases where people are stigmatized simply because they are foreigners. Learning a language is also about overcoming those kinds of prejudices.) (JA: 外国人という理由だけでレッテルを貼られるケースがまだ多いです。言語を学ぶということは、そのような偏見を乗り越えることでもあります。) 2️⃣ 초래하다 2️⃣ 초래하다 Meaning: To cause / To bring about (招く、もたらす 主に否定的な結果) Example 1: "무책임한 창조는 결국 비극을 초래했습니다." "무책임한 창조는 결국 비극을 초래했습니다."(EN: Irresponsible creation ultimately brought about tragedy.) (JA: 無責任な創造は、結局悲劇を招きました。) Example 2: "작은 부주의가 예상치 못한 큰 오해를 초래할 수 있으니 말 한마디도 신중하게 해야 해요." (EN: Since a small carelessness can cause an unexpected and big misunderstanding, we must be careful with every single word.) (JA: 小さな不注意が予想外の大きな誤解を招くことがあるので、言葉一つひとつも慎重にしなければなりません。) 💌 Let's Talk! EN: Are you enjoying the convenience of AI while maintaining a 'pause' to check what you might be losing? Or have you ever experienced a moment where you paused to focus on the people right next to you? Leave your thoughts in the review or comments using the expressions we learned today, and I will personally read them and give you feedback! JA: AIの便利さを享受しつつ、自分が失っているものがないか「立ち止まって」確認していますか？それとも、すぐ隣にいる人に集中するために立ち止まった経験はありますか？今日学んだ表現を使って、ぜひレビューやコメント欄にあなたの考えを書き込んでみてください。私が直接読んでフィードバックします！ If this episode gave you the insight to look around your life today, please follow and rate this podcast for more insights! 💖 (今日のエピソードが皆さんの人生を振り返るきっかけになったら、ぜひフォローと高評価をお願いします！💖) ⏱️ Chapters 00:00 Opening Quote 00:49 Introduction: Creation and Responsibility 02:12 Jina's Episode: A Mind Running Blindly Ahead 03:30 Modern Expansion: Awareness in the AI Era 04:09 Expression 1: 낙인찍다 & Expression 2: 초래하다 05:22 Closing: How to Live Humanely #SlowKorean #LearnKorean #KoreanShadowing #Frankenstein #MaryShelley #KoreanListening #BookTherapy #Mindfulness #LanguageLearning #KoreanPodcast #韓国語学習 #韓国語勉強 #シャドーイング

    6 min
  2. [Slow Korean] To You Rowing Alone in the Sea of Life: The Old Man and the Sea | 인생이라는 바다에서 홀로 노를 젓는 당신에게 | 人生 이라는 海で 一人 櫂を漕ぐ あなたへ (老人の海)

    5 days ago

    [Slow Korean] To You Rowing Alone in the Sea of Life: The Old Man and the Sea | 인생이라는 바다에서 홀로 노를 젓는 당신에게 | 人生 이라는 海で 一人 櫂を漕ぐ あなたへ (老人の海)

    💡 NoticeThe quotes in this video have been beautifully adapted by me based on the original book's messages to make them perfect for natural Korean study. Hello, Korean learners! Welcome to my cozy space for learning Korean. I'm Jina. Are you feeling a bit tired from working hard every day without seeing immediate results? Today, through Ernest Hemingway's masterpiece 《The Old Man and the Sea》, I want to send a message of strength to those of you who are silently enduring your own battles. We will talk about the true meaning of success — not as a trophy, but as the courage to keep rowing even when you return with empty hands. 🌊 Listen to my voice calmly and take a moment to give your mind a rest. You can practice accurate Korean pronunciation and take away deep expressions that actual Koreans often use. 📌 Useful Expressions from Today's Video 1️⃣ 맷집이 생기다 (To develop resilience) Used when you gain the strength to endure hardships through repeated experiences. Example: "After being hurt a few times, I’ve developed some resilience." (상처를 몇 번 받다 보니 이제는 맷집이 생겼어요.) 2️⃣ 의연하다 (To be calm and dignified) Used when someone maintains a composed attitude even in difficult or painful situations. Example: "Even if you make a mistake, the most important thing is to continue with composure." (실수해도 의연하게 계속 이어가는 게 제일 중요해요.) Do you have something you are working on right now, even if the results aren't visible yet? Or was there a moment in your life when you felt you had developed "resilience" (맷집)? Leave your thoughts in the comments using the expressions we learned today, and I will personally read them and give you feedback! ⏰ Timeline & Chapters 00:00 Opening Quote 00:29 Introduction 01:13 Santiago's 84 Days 03:14 Santiago's Composure 04:06 Jina's Story 05:09 Expression 1: 맷집이 생기다 06:10 Expression 2: 의연하다 07:02 Closing #SlowKorean #LearnKorean #BookTherapy #TheOldManAndTheSea #Hemingway #KoreanListening #KoreanExpressions #Resilience #Mindfulness #LanguageLearning #맷집이생기다 #의연하다

    9 min
  3. [TOPIK 1-2] 한국어 표현: Expressing Your Day (2m Korean) [나의 하루 / 一日の表現]

    6 days ago

    [TOPIK 1-2] 한국어 표현: Expressing Your Day (2m Korean) [나의 하루 / 一日の表現]

    I look a bit small on Spotify 😅 Come find me full-screen on YouTube!Spotifyだと少し小さく映っちゃいます 😅 YouTubeで大きな画面で会いましょう！ →https://youtube.com/shorts/g6LVt4d6-gI?feature=share 한국어로 표현하는 나의 하루 🇰🇷 (Level: TOPIK 1-3) | How to Express Your Day in Korean 안녕하세요! 지나(Jina)입니다. 오늘 영상에서는 한국어 학습자분들을 위해 '나의 하루를 한국어로 자연스럽게 표현하는 방법'을 준비했습니다. (TOPIK 1-3 레벨 추천!) Hello, everyone! This is Jina. In today's video, I’ll show you how to naturally express your daily routine in Korean. (Highly recommended for TOPIK Levels 1-3!) こんにちは！ジナ(Jina)です。今日の動画では、韓国語学習者の皆さんのために「私の一日を韓国語で自然に表現する方法」を準備しました。(TOPIK 1-3 レベルにおすすめです！) 아침에 일어나서 바쁘게 하루를 시작하고, 업무나 공부를 하다가, 저녁에 하루를 마무리할 때 쓸 수 있는 유용한 일상 표현들을 가득 담았습니다. 영상을 보면서 여러분의 하루를 한국어로 말해 보세요! I’ve packed this video with useful everyday expressions you can use from rushing in the morning, working or studying, to wrapping up your day. Watch the video and try speaking about your day in Korean! 朝起きてバタバタと一日を始め、仕事や勉強をし、夜に一日を締めくくる時に使える実用的な日常表現をたくさん詰め込みました。動画を見ながら、皆さんの一日を韓国語で話してみてください！ 💡 오늘 배운 핵심 표현 (Key Expressions / 今日の必須表現) 1. 정신없이 시작하다 To start (the day) in a rush バタバタと一日が始まる 2. 코앞에 있다 To be just around the corner (very close) 目と鼻の先だ / 間近に迫っている 3. 본격적으로 시작되다 To officially / earnestly begin 本格的に始まる 4. ~ 모드로 전환하다 To switch to '~ Mode' (e.g., Study mode, Work mode) 〜モードに切り替える / 切り替わる 5. 피로가 싹 사라지다 All the fatigue completely disappears 疲れがすっかり吹き飛ぶ 💌 여러분의 하루는 어떤가요?댓글로 한국어 연습을 해보세요! 💌 How is your day going? Practice your Korean in the comments! 💌 皆さんの一日はどうですか？コメント欄で韓国語の練習をしてみてください！ #한국어공부 #LearnKorean #韓国語学習 #DailyKorean #KoreanVocabulary #TOPIK #TOPIK1 #TOPIK2 #TOPIK3 #AuthenticKorean #2mKorean

    2 min
  4. [TOPIK 3-4] The Temperature of Korean & The Power of Input | 한국어의 온도와 인풋의 힘 | 韓国語の温度とインプットの力 (Part 3)

    26 May

    [TOPIK 3-4] The Temperature of Korean & The Power of Input | 한국어의 온도와 인풋의 힘 | 韓国語の温度とインプットの力 (Part 3)

    Hello! I'm Jina, a Korean language instructor living in France. In this third and final part of our 8th episode, our guest Haerim joins Rie and Hayoung to share the Korean words that have touched their hearts — and we dive into one of the most important secrets in language learning: the power of input. 🧡 Each guest shares a word or expression that holds a special warmth for them — from a phrase that brought unexpected comfort, to a word that helped reframe how they see emotions. We then explore why building up input patiently, like filling a jar drop by drop, is the key to speaking naturally in any language. ✨ 💡 Today's Key Expressions 그럴 수 있죠 (That can happen): A warm expression of empathy and reassurance, used to acknowledge someone's feelings without judgment. 울컥하다 (To choke up): The feeling of emotions suddenly rising — when you're on the verge of tears from being deeply moved. 퍼주다 (To give generously): A compound of '푸다' and '주다,' meaning to give freely and wholeheartedly without holding back. 포근하다 (Cozy): A word that carries warmth and softness — like being wrapped in a blanket. 웃프다 (Laugh-sad): A neologism blending '웃기다' (funny) and '슬프다' (sad) — for those bittersweet moments that make you laugh and ache at the same time. 심쿵 (Heart flutter): That sudden leap of the heart in a thrilling or touching moment. ⏰ Chapters 00:00 [Highlight] Words That Warm the Heart & The Jar That Has a Hole 00:51 [Words We Love] '그럴 수 있죠' — Empathy in Three Words 01:54 [Words We Love] '울컥하다' — Learning to Let Emotions Out 03:12 [Story] Meeting Poet Na Tae-joo: Writing When You Feel Overwhelmed 04:26 [Words We Love] '퍼주다' & '포근하다' — Words with Temperature 06:56 [Language] Neologisms with Heart: 웃프다 & 심쿵 08:14 [Input] Why Your Jar Needs to Overflow Before You Can Speak 09:35 [Story] A Trilingual Son: Korean, Japanese, and French 12:08 [Honesty] Burnout, Ten Years, and Involuntary Input 13:10 [Science] Stephen Krashen & The Neuroscience of Listening 13:45 [Insight] This Podcast Is the Ultimate Input! 14:18 [Advice] Never Rush — Wait for the Jar to Overflow 14:47 [Reality] When the Jar Has a Hole: Language Learning After 40 16:08 [Wisdom] Input Wisely, Not Just More 18:06 [Humor] We Are Animals of Forgetting~ 19:02 [Closing] No Limits in Korean Learning — Let's Stay Up All Night? #JinaChat #LearnKorean #AuthenticKorean #TOPIK4 #TOPIK5 #InputHypothesis #StephenKrashen #KoreanWords #KoreanPodcast #StudyKorean #IntermediateKorean #AdvancedKorean #KoreanCulture #포근하다 #울컥하다

    20 min
  5. [TOPIK 3-4] Heartfelt Connections | 한국어가 바꾼 우리의 인생 (韓国語が変えた私たちの人生)

    22 May

    [TOPIK 3-4] Heartfelt Connections | 한국어가 바꾼 우리의 인생 (韓国語が変えた私たちの人生)

    Hello! I’m Jina, a Korean language instructor living in France. Continuing from Part 1, we share more inspiring stories about the special connections made through the Korean language in this second part of our 8th episode. Our guest Haerim, along with Rie and Hayoung, talks about meeting people they never would have encountered if it hadn't been for Korean—from a world-renowned monk to a favorite K-pop star and friends from South America! Through these stories, we explore the ultimate goal of language learning: finding joy in the present moment and enriching our lives through communication. 🧡 In this Part 2, we delve into the moving experiences of meeting Venerable Pomnyun and SG Wannabe, and how K-pop events led to global friendships. We also discuss the philosophy of "being happy here and now" and why enjoying the journey is the most important secret to long-term learning. ✨ 💡 Today’s Key Expressions: To become aware of (알아차리다): To realize or perceive a certain fact or state, especially one's own mind. A successful fan (성덕): A slang term for a "successful fan" (성공한 덕후) who has met or been recognized by their idol. Instantly (즉석에서): Doing something on the spot without any prior preparation. Overall skills (총합력): The combined strength or total proficiency in all areas (listening, speaking, reading, writing). Out of a sense of obligation (의무감으로): Doing something because you feel you have to, rather than because you want to. To be ingrained (마음에 배다/습관이 배다): When a certain thought or habit becomes naturally and deeply settled in one's mind. ⏰ Chapters 00:00 [Highlight] The Secret to Long-term Learning: Happiness is Here and Now 🌟 01:14 [Mindfulness] Meeting Venerable Pomnyun through Korean Mind Study 03:07 [Challenge] Jumping into a Korean-only Class for Non-natives 06:00 [Growth] Real Growth: Learning to Speak Spontaneously Without a Script 08:24 [Encounter] A Special Meeting in Tokyo: The Aura of Wisdom 09:41 [Successful Fan] Hayoung’s Unforgettable Moment with SG Wannabe’s Kim Jin-ho 11:21 [Memory] Heartbreaking Moments: Lost Photos and Deleted Diaries 12:35 [Global Friendship] Connecting with a K-pop Fan from Argentina 15:45 [Digital Bond] From K-pop Events to Daily Chats on Instagram & KakaoTalk 17:25 [Radio Love] Improving Overall Skills by Communicating with Your Idol 19:10 [Thrill] "He Called My Name!" The Magic of Real Communication 21:00 [Conclusion] Why Enjoying the Journey is the Only Answer #JinaChat #LearnKorean #AuthenticKorean #TOPIK4 #TOPIK5 #VenerablePomnyun #SGWannabe #SuccessfulFan #Mindfulness #KoreanPodcast #StudyKorean #IntermediateKorean #AdvancedKorean #KoreanCulture

    22 min
  6. [TOPIK 3-4] How to Master Korean Without Giving Up | 중도포기 없는 한국어 공부법 | 挫折しない韓国語勉強法 (Part 1)

    19 May

    [TOPIK 3-4] How to Master Korean Without Giving Up | 중도포기 없는 한국어 공부법 | 挫折しない韓国語勉強法 (Part 1)

    Hello! I’m Jina, a Korean language instructor living in France. In this episode, we are joined by our new guest, Haerim, making our conversation even more special! Along with our regular members, Rie and Hayoung, we share our personal secrets on how to stay motivated and "long-run" with Korean without giving up. I hope our discussion provides joyful motivation and practical tips for everyone studying Korean! 🧡 In this 8th episode (Part 1), we dive into the real-life know-how of three learners who have consistently studied Korean for anywhere from 7 to 20 years. From how to handle days when you don't want to study, to shadowing tips for mastering a native accent, and efficient ways to memorize words through context! Check out this heartfelt chat among true Korean language "enthusiasts." 🌬️✨ 💡 Today’s Key Expressions: Long-run (롱런하다): To continue something for a long time without giving up midway. To be humble (겸손하다): To respect others and not boast about oneself. Shadowing (쉐도잉): A learning method where you repeat what a native speaker says immediately after hearing it. To be efficient (효율적이다): Achieving a great result relative to the effort put in. To come out of one's mouth (입에서 나오다): When a learned expression is spoken naturally and spontaneously. To feel worth/rewarded (보람을 느끼다): To feel proud and satisfied because of a good result from one's efforts. ⏰ Chapters​ 00:00 [Opening] A Practical Guide to Long-Term Korean Learning 01:08 [Guest] Meet Hae-rim, a 7-year Learner from Osaka 02:15 [Naming] The Story Behind the Korean Name 'Hae-rim' 04:22 [Motivation] Secrets to Staying Consistent in Language Learning 05:41 [Resting] How to Handle Slumps: The Power of Taking a Break 06:48 [Shadowing] Mastering Natural Intonation Through Repetition 07:32 [Grouping] Learning Lyrics and Grouping Similar Vocab 09:15 [Personal Story] Why Vocabulary Drills Can Be a Struggle 10:21 [Context] Learning Through Scenes and Emotions, Not Translation 11:14 [Passion] Why Korean Language is Ha-young's Stress Reliever 11:59 [Hallyu Wave] Memories of the Korean Wave in Japan 13:15 [Daily Routine] Hae-rim’s Habit: From Songs to Grammar 14:12 [Success] The Thrill of Understanding a Musical 100% 16:07 [Immersion] When Street Conversations Start Making Sense 17:28 [Jina's Story] When a Foreign Language Feels Like Home #JinaChat #LearnKorean #AuthenticKorean #TOPIK4 #TOPIK5 #KoreanLearningTips #LanguageLearning #IntermediateKorean #AdvancedKorean #KoreanPodcast #StudyKorean #KoreanShadowing #KoreanLanguageLover

    19 min
  7. [TOPIK 3-4] Korean Tongue Twisters | 잰말놀이 도전! (韓国語の早口言葉：パニック必至？🤯)

    15 May

    [TOPIK 3-4] Korean Tongue Twisters | 잰말놀이 도전! (韓国語の早口言葉：パニック必至？🤯)

    Hello! I’m Jina, a Korean language instructor living in France. This podcast features real-life conversations with Korean learners, Hayoung and Rie.I hope our discussions provide some help and joyful motivation to everyone studying Korean! In the 7th episode of Jina Chat, we tackle the "Final Boss" of Korean learning: Pronunciation! 🎙️🔥 Why is it so hard to say words we already know? From the tricky "Eori-bari" to the notorious "Police Station Steel Bars," watch Hayoung and Rie face the ultimate challenge. Will they succeed or succumb to the "Tongue Twister Panic"? In this episode, we break down the secrets of Korean pronunciation through "Airflow Control" and focus on the 10 basic vowels that form the foundation of clear speech. Learn the magic of loosening your pronunciation muscles and join the challenge with us! 🌬️✨ 💡 Today’s Key Expressions: Jaeonmalnori (잰말놀이): Also known as "Fast Word Play"—a game where you quickly say sentences that are difficult to pronounce (Tongue Twisters). Eori-bari (어리바리): A standard Korean term meaning to be in a daze or muddled. (Note: Many people mistakenly say 'Eori-beori', but 'Eori-bari' is the correct standard form!) Airflow Management (공기 밀당): The core principle of distinguishing between plain, aspirated, and tense sounds. Police Station Steel Bars (경찰청 창살...): A notorious sentence filled with aspirated sounds—the ultimate test for learners. Vowel-Focused Practice: Jina’s special tip to improve clarity by focusing on the mouth shapes of vowels rather than just consonants. ⏰ Chapters 00:00 [Highlight] "Eori-bari vs. Eori-beori?" Mastering standard Korean terms 00:46 [Intro] Welcome to Jina Chat Episode 7: Pronunciation Project! 01:18 What is "Jaeonmalnori"? (Meaning and Origin) 02:26 [Test] "Anam-dong Sauce" – Hayoung’s hilarious first attempt 02:55 Does Japan have tongue twisters? (Namamugi, Namagome...) 04:10 Warm-up: Waking up lip muscles with "A child eating cucumber" 04:46 [Level 1] Distinguishing 'Eo(어)' and 'O(오)' (Seoul Duck vs. Yeosu Fox) 07:22 Practical Test: The story of the duck that came from Seoul 09:05 Vocabulary Tip: Why it’s "Eori-bari," not "Eori-beori" 10:57 [Level 2] Mastering the rhythm of the 'L' batchim 15:35 [Level 3] Airflow Control: G vs. K vs. Kk (Elephant vs. Tight Vest) 19:33 [Level 4] Mastering Nasal Sounds: N, M, and Ng 24:35 [Level 5] The Final Boss: Central Office vs. Police Station Bars 31:22 Honest Talk: Why Korean pronunciation is so challenging for learners 35:30 [Special Tip] Jina’s Secret: "Master the Vowels!" 36:43 Practical Drill: Reading only the vowels (Exaggerated mouth shapes!) 37:51 [Outro] Share your challenge results in the comments! #JinaChat #LearnKorean #AuthenticKorean #TOPIK3 #TOPIK4 #KoreanPronunciation #EoriBari #PronunciationChallenge #TongueTwisters #IntermediateKorean #AdvancedKorean #KoreanPodcast #StudyKorean #KoreanVowels #AirflowControl #PoliceStationSteelBars

    39 min
  8. S1E57 [Full] Busan Trip | 부산 사투리와 진짜 돼지국밥 (釜山旅行：方言と本場の豚クッパ)

    12 May

    S1E57 [Full] Busan Trip | 부산 사투리와 진짜 돼지국밥 (釜山旅行：方言と本場の豚クッパ)

    🇰🇷 Experience the Warmth of Busan Through Yuka’s Travel Story!In Episode 9, Yuka takes her first solo trip to the beautiful port city of Busan! This series is designed for learners to acquire natural Korean expressions intuitively through engaging storytelling. Beyond standard Seoul Korean, discover the charming "Saturi" (dialect) and the incredible kindness of the locals. 📍 In This Episode: Train Trouble: A seat mistake on the KTX leads to a heartwarming meeting with a Busan local. Busan Saturi 101: What do "Eoksuro," "Jeongguji," and "Dandi" mean? Learn how to use these iconic words! Gukbap Adventure: How to order "Dwaeji-gukbap" (Pork soup) like a local and the secret behind chives. Travel Survival: Dealing with hotel issues ("No hot water!") and getting a lucky upgrade.Photo Spot Tips: How to ask locals to take the perfect night view photo for you. 🎧 Recommended For: Adventure Seekers: Those who want to learn Korean phrases specifically for traveling.A2–B1 Learners: Those curious about different regional accents and natural emotional reactions.Culture Lovers: Anyone who wants to feel the "Jeong" (warm-heartedness) of Busan people. ⏱ CHAPTERS: 00:00 [Highlight] First Day in Busan! 00:23 Authentic Korean with Jina (Intro) 00:34 Train Seat Mistake & Meeting Mrs. Choi 01:50 "Eoksuro?" Learning Real Busan Dialect (Saturi) 02:35 Busan Hot Spots! Cafes & Fish Cakes 03:27 Solo Dining: How to order Pork Soup 03:59 Is "Jeongguji" Chives? Local Gukbap Tips 04:34 "Dandi Boiso!" Meaning of the word 'Dandi' 05:06 "Could you take a photo?" Night View Tips 06:42 Hotel Issue: Handling complaints & upgrades 08:04 [Yuka’s Diary] Embracing the Unexpected #LearnKorean #KoreanStorytelling #NaturalKorean #BusanTravel #BusanSaturi #KoreanDialect #DwaejiGukbap #KoreaTrip #S1E57 #YukasDiary #A2Korean #B1Korean

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Authentic Korean is a Korean learning podcast by Jina, a Korean language teacher living in Paris. Through world literature, everyday Paris life, and real conversations — made for TOPIK 3-4 learners, or anyone who already knows some Korean but wants to truly feel it. Also on YouTube → http://www.youtube.com/@authentickorean Authentic Koreanは、パリ在住の韓国語講師ジナによる韓国語学習ポッドキャストです。 世界文学、パリの日常、そしてリアルな会話を通じて、TOPIK 3-4レベルの学習者、または韓国語はある程度できるけど、もっと自然に感じたい方のために作りました。 YouTubeでもお会いしましょう → http://www.youtube.com/@authentickorean

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