Mooky the Parrot - Korean Listening Practice (2023년 8월 5일)

- I'm not going to tell you. Listen to what he says. Let's try it together. Hello, my friends. I started a little late. How was your day? Mr. Ring, nice to meet you. It's too hot out here. Lucia, hello. Nice to meet you. You started out crazy. How are you all? Welcome to the party. Nice to meet you, Mr. Kelly. Jeff, hello. How are you? Talia, Gal, and others, welcome. Did you start a little late today? A little late today. Sunday! Yeah, I started a little late today. Sorry about that. I'm going to go to the hospital. Everything is going well. Thank you, Talia. It's too hot. How hot is it? It's gonna be especially hot in here. I wonder if you're keeping the air on. Yes, I will start the session today. Mucky will say something in Korean and you just write down the way you hear it. It's a listening practice. So let's have fun practicing together. Mucky will you say something? Do as you please. What did Mukki say? Please, please. Are you ready, Talia? What did he say? Can we do it slowly? Slowly. Slowly again maybe? Is that a typo? I'll just write it down. Where's the... I'll see about that. You're good... This is here, by the way. I'll do as you please. Do as you like. Or something like that. That was the first one. By the way, when heard is followed by ᄋ It has no sound. So it may sound like you It's too big. How can I make it small? - Whatever you want. You can't just... You can't hear the hit sound. The one on the bottom. When heard is followed by ᄋ For your information. Still, It was the correct spelling. Yeah, do what you want. Mr. Ellis, yes. I was just... You're doing well. Thank you. I never, ever, ever will. Okay, do as you please. And never will. I can't understand. I'm not sure. Yes, Mr. Anakkara. Hello, how are you? Hello, also Mrs. Versi. - It's a pleasure. Yes, it's the second time. Mukhi will say something like I'll come and see. What did Mukhi say? - I did it again. This is something you can say when you're shopping. When some seller is explaining about a product to you, You can tell this to the seller In the shops, in the store. Something like that. Yes, I understand that you're not perfect yet. Keep going and you can improve. - I'm not going to. I'm going to... Around is like Just look around. Look around you. It's like a circle. Surround is like something around a perimeter. I'm not sure. Look around something. So, I'll come and see. It's like there's a store here. You're visiting here. You're looking at some product. to buy. Think about buying it or not. Maybe you're just looking around the other store. And maybe after you see a product Here and here again and may you come back to that store. That's what it means. It's like If I can find a better product the other place, Then I'll buy it over there. And if not, Then I will come again. That's something you can tell the seller. Browse through. Maybe browse. Comes from Durda. I'm going to go. It may have a connection, But I'm not sure about that. I'm more into typing than listening. As long as you practice, I hope it helps you. You don't like shopping? Shopping in Korea, Maybe you can get some stress. As for me, I get it. I don't know, I'm not sure. It's easier to shop in the US than in Korea, personally, but still. You don't have to be sorry about being late. Thank you for coming. I'm not buying this now. I may come later. And the next one is, Do you think that makes sense? Oh, you know, in Korea, Usually some seller comes to you and explain this, this, this. Hey, try this, this. I was like, no. They try hard. I mean, I'm not... Just looking at them. trying hard to make money or sell something, It makes me harder. to get away somehow. I kind of get stressed about it. Even though I don't really like the product. So, I get some stress. It's easier for me to shop in the US. You don't really see that much. in the US. So, that's why. So, again, Online shopping is the best. I can understand that. Sales people ignore it until US. Oh, that's right. I'm not. That's right, I did. That's a lot easier for me. So, yeah. So, the shopping in Korea, You can get a little stress. It can be a little stressful. That's why. But I'll come and see. is a very useful sentence. I'll come and look around. I use that a lot, actually. Anyway, I was just... Oh, a lot of people got it right. - I'm not going anywhere. What does it mean? This is what it means... I mean, it's like Kind of makes sense. But do you think Does this one make sense? Do you think this makes sense? A lot of people got it right. Very good, everybody. Very well done. And the next one is I mean... Lower your eyes a little. This is the fourth sentence, the fourth. Fourth one. You started a little late. Like two minutes late today, so You're not really late, Mr. Speaker. It's not too late. Eyesight, that's how you hear eyesight. Look at you. Fortunately it's not too late. This one's hard, okay. One more time. Wow, very good, very good. High eyes. It's like the height of your eyes. That's literally, that's what it means. But practically it means something different. It's like when you see something, if you see it from the... Sorry, this is an eye. From above. Then this doesn't look good, you know. Maybe it's kind of like standard, your standard. So, basically what it means, Lower your standards. A little high. I'm a little bit like that. Lower it. Lower your standards a little. Lower your standards, exactly. Mrs. Ring, very good. Lower, by the way, The basic form of the verb is понижа́다. Lower your eyesight. If everything is under your standard, Then lower your eyesight. Yes, very well. Yes, the next sentence is What did Mookie say? Can't you lower your eyes? Okay, slowly. It's kind of like an idiom. Do you hear any noise? The gas noise? Maybe sounds of cicadas? I'm not sure about that. If you hear a noise around here, From here, Then it must be a cicada. The mother's voice. I don't think there's any other sound around here. Or maybe it's connection? Does it sound better? I've been watching all your vocabulary lists. over the last few days. It's quite useful. Thank you for your efforts. Oh, thank you for saying so. It's my pleasure. I'm happy whenever I hear about my content. It's useful for you to study Korean. It makes me happy about it. So, thank you. Did I pronounce your name correctly? Thank you, too. I'm not saying that. The cicada. Very slowly. I'll try to do it very slowly. What Mookie said was Any, like any or random. I'm not going to say anything. Like randomly speaking. Random sentences or something like that. A party. It's a party. A party is kind of like a party. And a party is like a big party. So, big party, full of something. Full of drinks. It's like full of something to eat. Or full of cheating. A party, something like that. But no matter what the party means full of random words. Random words. It's like someone is saying Just saying anything For the sake of saying. He doesn't really mean it, I'm just saying. It's just a random thing. Or he just says something meaningless. Full of meaningless saying stuff. Oh, that is pretty blah blah blah. Saying that. He's just talking out of his mind. He's just speaking randomly. Not seriously. He's just trying to be I'm not getting bored. He's just trying to say something. Because it's so quiet, maybe. But still. He just has to say anything. So that's why he says Just a random thing. Just say something. Meaningless things. That's what it usually means. That's my motto. The sound of the waves. No, the sound is different. The sound is like Kind of like Hey, you shouldn't do that. You should do it this way. making him do something. I'm more like that. Hey, you should do this. Hey, that's not right. Nothing is just a random thing. Even meaningless things. Maybe it was a joke. A meaningless joke. Maybe it's so quiet. So just saying anything. Or maybe he just had to say something. So he just says it. Really anything. Oh, say nothing. According to Google Translate. Then the translation is just wrong. It's just wrong. I don't want to say anything. Words are meaningless. Sometimes, yeah. Not necessarily. Like he just says about something. About the other thing. No connection. Just to say it. It's like when I say Notebook, clock, nine o'clock. She's a beautiful woman. The other thing is good. Without any connection. No more drinks. Full of random words. Random sentences. What are you doing? Now I'll write this word a lot. You can use it. When someone is doing that. You can say I hope everyone understands what it means. How is that possible? Does Mookie say that phrase to you, teacher? Mookie said just random thing that he has ever heard. Maybe Mookie will understand, realize I was saying No, not a drink maybe. Mookie said Mookie, be careful with the horse. The lid. I hear cicadas and birds from this year's stream. Oh yeah, birds. Is Mookie having fun? Is that the sound of Mookie? Or Mookie seeing his friend? I'm not sure. I'm not sure. Mookie wants to go outside To play with the birds maybe. But he's a very responsible guy. Maybe he's talking to them. Having a conversation maybe. Girlfriend maybe. What's that? It may sound like How did you do? Or maybe even like How is it possible? is like being possible. And one of you guys, Oh, say that. The hood is like some kind of doll. Let's say this is a doll. Kind of like a human. If you... Let's say this is a hood. If you make it... If you press this one, and if you leave it, It's just a cover. You put something heavy in there. The bottom of a doll. Even though you make it this, and it just stands up automatically. That kind of doll is a hood. Just for the record. But this time it's how. And there's even a trademark, like a brand. Or maybe the name of a company. Like a food company. Like a cooking food company. Like some face or something... There's a company called O뚜기. Glue gun. The gun. Some gun. I have to look up. Just a glue gun. Just a glue gun in Korean. We use English words. As far as it says. That's what it says. Neighbor says. Anyway, the next one is... What's next? - What? I need your help. This time is a little easy, I think. It seems easy. What a coincidence. - You're welcome. - Thank you. You're welcome, I'm only looking for you, Mr. Mohammed. Congolese. Oh, by the way, Glue. The glue gun is in Korean. But this glue, We have this as a response. of the sentences. Sentences. One of the sentences today. Giving you a hint about glue. Anyway, this time, I think this one's a little easy. Very good. Like, "I'm not going to. It sounds like you. But standard spelling is like 네. But everyone calls this one just Ni. Can anyone translate this one? Oh, yeah, sometimes it means yes, Sometimes it means your. So it means, I need your help. - What? So, I need your help. You've got a good point, boys. And then, I need your help, that's right. You think I did this? A new information about... Yes, that's right. Hello, I heard some bad news last night about what's happening in Korea. The victim count is low because a criminal in his 20s is threatening with a knife at a train station or a department store. So far, the killer has not been caught by the police station, so many citizens are afraid and worried. There's been a lot of scary stuff going on lately, in the news. It can be equality or it can be just mental health. That's very important. I don't know why he did that, but still, I don't really know. Today, you have to be careful. Korea used to be a very safe place to live, But it's getting a little more dangerous these days. Yes, it is a scary world. Yes, the next sentence, Yes, be careful. Oh, Muen, Muen, you are welcome, it is my pleasure. Yeah, I think I did that. Many of you are well-adjusted. Everyone is doing a very good job. I did this. This one is, I did it. I did. This is what I did myself, I did this. I did this one. But, you think I did this? Do you think I did it? Do you think I did this? Yeah, that's right, exactly. I thought I did this. Yes, many of you have been very well informed. And the next one, I didn't have that when I was a kid. A little fast this time, I guess. I'm watching this from India. Oh, thank you. Thank you, my Lord, my Lord. Hard, maybe slowly. Maybe it's easy for someone and hard for someone, I guess. Slowly, slowly I will do it. Maybe you haven't heard about that stuff, maybe? But still, yeah. The first part, I'll just show you the first part. Being young is like being young, yet to grow up. But when I was a kid When I was young. When is like time, something about this. When it comes to a time when I was young. Then blah blah blah, I'll show you next. I will speak, Mookie will say next. Sanja, as for the meaning, that's right. But Mookie says a little differently as to the pronunciation. There's a standard word. I don't know the standard word, but people say differently sometimes over the same word. Anyway, when I was a kid, there was no such thing. Oh, my God, that's correct. Your tongue, that's what, Novia. Maybe the sentence is too big. There was nothing. That's like that, that thing, the same thing. That, or that, that, the same thing. There was no such thing, same meaning. When I was young, such a thing didn't exist. Maybe when I was young, the cell phone didn't exist. When I was young, smartphones didn't exist. That sort of thing. Such rules, or something like that. Or such behavior, such manner, such idea, information, anything. When I was young, there were no such things, that's what it means. That's a standard word. It's more like you don't really appreciate about such things. It sounds like it, but still. That thing, that thing, it wasn't there. Things like that, things like that. I don't know if something like this, when I was young, that's what it means. So, it was hard, okay? This time, I know something else. I have to see it. This one's hard too. This one and the previous one are the most difficult. Once again, Because the world is always evolving and evolving. That's right, Mr. Novyan. Banana bread, hello! I didn't have internet when I was a kid, that's true. I'll try to do it slowly, slowly. Mr. Ringling, you finally got it right. Well, it was hard, I know. Okay, what Mukhi said was a different story. "Gang" is also, it's like "Gang", same meaning. Maybe you're talking about a movie or some things to watch. You have to watch this one. Sounds like you're really recommending this movie to someone or something like that. This is a must see. I'm not sure about anything else. I don't really know about anything else. Doesn't matter about anything else. I don't know about anything else. It doesn't matter about anything else. But as for this one, you have to, must, watch. You have to watch this. Whether you know it or not, this is a must see. But as for this one, you have to watch. It's like, usually it means like, I don't know about any other movies. If you're talking about film, then I'm not sure about any other films. I don't care about that. But as for this one, this movie, you have to watch. So, all right. And the next one. This is really funny. Maybe connected sentence. To learn Korean, you must watch the teacher's video. Good, very good example. Thank you, Mr. Dalian. Do you have any suggestions on how to listen for double consonants? Oh, it's hard for me to hear them. Sometimes I can't understand. I think just by listening, If it's really hard for you to differentiate just by listening, Then maybe you have to go through the phase that You have to listen and read the subtitle at the same time for many, many times. And one day you can get. Even Koreans say it wrong sometimes. Sometimes that can happen somehow. But still, as you keep doing that for many, many, many times, Then maybe you can get, you can differentiate by listening someday. But I think it would be a very long journey to get about it. But still, maybe you need that phase to get through If it's really hard for you. That's because you're in a country that You don't really need to differentiate those two pronunciations. But in Korean, you have to. So that's why maybe you need to get, I'm learning to differentiate between two pronunciations. about double consonants and single consonants. That's my suggestion. It's a personal suggestion. Yeah, this is really fun. It's funny, same thing. It's fun. And it can be shortened to just funny. So this one's really funny. This one's really fun. This one's really fun or funny. That's right. Finally, easy. I'm practicing listening with you now. That's a very good one, Mr. Charlie. I'm practicing listening with you right now, It's really fun. Maybe you can say that too. We actually say them in English. For example, Homer Simpson says, I'm not going to. Like emphasizing. I'm with you, Mr. Kim. In English, you don't really have to differentiate. Like when you say D, Or else. You don't really have to differentiate in listening. That's a little different. But in English, You have that sound, actually. That's what Jeff explains to you. And that's true. But you have to differentiate. Sometimes I have little trouble when someone is speaking really fast in English. So sometimes when I try to improve my English, Sometimes I read the subtitles and hearing go together. And after I watch the subtitle, Next time I don't read the subtitle, Just trying to get it by just listening to improve my English listening. I'm not sure it's really helping, But I think in the long run, It can help you. So that's why I'm trying to suggest that to you. Okay, the next one. Oh, the last one of today. Today's last sentence is this. The wind is blowing, go back. What did Nuki say? It's fast. It's going to be quick. Oh, this time, The correct spelling is 바람. But people would say "I'm sorry" in this kind of case. Anyway, wind is blowing, go back. I'll say thank you, Jeff. Yeah, as usual. As helping everyone here. Sometimes it's really hard to help everyone. I try, but it's really hard. But thanks to you, people can get your advice easier. So I say useful advice. So thank you, Jeff. This time I said "Flam", but it's actually wind. One more time, maybe slowly. Maybe I need to talk a little... Mookie will say, Mookie needs to speak a little slower. Oh, Raylan, thank you. Thank you very much, Mr. Leila. Keep it up, I will. I hope you have fun listening together. Practice together. Okay, maybe. I'm not sure. Also this one's not really standard Korean, So maybe that's why you're having trouble, possibly. Anyway, the fan is a fan, and there's a fan, another fan. I'll explain later. Glue, like a glue gun. This time, same glue, glue, 가. The original spelling is "Gāya", That way. But it can be shortened to 글루, like 일루. Illu is like this direction, Illu. This way, please. That way, that way. And that way is usually your direction. In your direction. To the direction where you are, Glu. So, that way, that way. And the windmill is a fan, Like something you turn on when it's hot. And 환풍기 is another type of fan that makes the air circulate, aiding air circulation inside the building. And there's a fan. The circulation is helping. That kind of fan is fan-air. We differentiate between these two types of fans, like the fan to make it cooler, and the fan to make the air circulation go better. That's the windmill. This time, windshield wiper, I turn on the windshield wiper. Because it's hot, the weather is hot. By the way, the wind is going your way. Can you get a whiff of this fan? That's what it means, "sweeping wind". It goes in the direction you are. - Is that right? The wind is blowing, the wind is blowing, the wind is blowing. The heat is different. Onenhoff is like hot air. Kind of like hot air. When it's very cold, Something you turn on, 온풍기. It's different. And the windmill. Okay, the ventilator is a machine, a fan. Fliffung is like a hole. Kind of like a hole. So the air comes, goes through, and goes out. Comes in and goes out. The hole. Fliffung is different. Is the fan blowing that way? Oh, that's right. Oh, yeah, that's right, that's true. Exactly, that's what it means. And by the way, It's wind. But a lot of people may pronounce this as I'm going to be a big fan. That can happen. Just for your information. Come here, and get out. Okay, come here. I got it. Same thing, come and see. Come here, come here. And the moon. Same meaning. Professor, if you don't mind, how about the... Oh, my name, okay. My name is Kim Joon Ta. Kim Joon-ta, that's my name. Oh, it's like That... Like this book, this book, Ilu. Here, that book. That book, over there, all right. In that direction, I'll take you. In Glu, it's either the book we're talking about or the book right in front of you. The book near, around you, that book. And the direction to where you are, the direction. So, Ilu, Ilu, Ilu. I can hear a lot in Korean dramas. You can hear that phrase a lot in Korean drama. That's right, Illuva. Kim Chan-ta Teacher, yes. I'm not going to tell you. All those words are 환. Flirting is like exchange. I'm going to exchange. Trade, exchange, exchange. Flirting is like go, come and go. It can be like that too, Phil. Yes, my sister, did you hear me? Just smiling, laughing. Kim Shin Tae, I learned a lot from the broadcast today. Thank you, sir. Have a good week. Thank you, Mrs. Kelly. Kim Sun-ta, the sun is visible. I can see the sun over there. Have a good week, too. Have a good weekend. I didn't see you last week, but thank you for coming again. Yeah, nice to meet you too. I hope you have fun today. I'm also a fighter, yeah, fighter. You did a good job. Yeah, I hope you have fun. I hope you have fun. Practising together, everybody. The sun, yeah, the sun, the sun. Next week, there will be vocabulary session, so Let's learn some words together. So, good luck to all. Next week again. Thank you all. See you all next week.