Mooky the Parrot - Korean Listening Practice (2023년 8월 19일)

- I'm not going to tell you. Listen to what he says. Let's try it together. Hello, everyone, I'm not here to talk about the new president. How are you? - How are you? Thank you for coming. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Yes, today, yesterday, today, it was very hot. It was very hot yesterday, today as well. It's hot summer days, these days, by the way. Janny, Ney, and Jeff, hello. Everyone, how are you? How many degrees? Was it like 32 degrees? 32°, 33°, I think it was that much. In the morning, even if it's in the morning, It's pretty high. Well, then, today listen, listen, practice, let's start right away? Yeah, it's too hot. That's right. 103 degrees in Fahrenheit. I'm not sure 103도 is like... Wow, but still, over 100 is very, very hot over there in Texas. Yeah, Texas summer is very hot. It's famous. Yeah, well, Texas summers are hotter. Yeah, I'll start right away. - Are you ready, Mucky? Don't say that. Very hot. It's too hot. - Are you ready? Yes, Mr. Hayan, hello. I was just coming to see you. What did Mukhi say? - What? Oh, 39! 39 also! 40°! Wow, this is unbelievable! Thank you Jeff for making it easier for me to understand. Mr. Ray, hello. How are you? I'll explain what it means later. Yes, say it again. Oh, Carrie, you got it right. Like, don't do it, it's like, It's a word that means, Like, someone say very clearly the pronunciation, Like, I am, my name is Kim Jong-taek. For example, but if you're my brother, it's like, My name is Kim Jong-taek. Like, not pronouncing clearly. So, or maybe, less confidence? Lack of confidence, maybe, possibly? Or just the pronunciation? Yeah, I'm not sure. Don't say it clearly. So, don't do that. I'm not going to. Just say it clearly. That's what it means. I'm a 20 degree, 20 degree, 70 degree type of person. Oh, your preference, I guess. 20°, yeah, that's one of the best. That's the best, 20°. Here it is 20°, by the way, which is hot for us. Oh, yeah, I know, you told me that. So, yes, just say it clearly. I can hear, or just say confidently. Either way. So, don't ever leave me alone. That was the first one. And, uh, I was just... Mukhi, is there anything else? I thought about it. It's short, it's pretty short. English to mumble. Oh, I do that a lot too. I mumble a lot, quite a lot. So, quite similar with your brother, Keri Nyum. Maybe it's quite easy. Slowly, slowly. You've been good for a few minutes. It's a verb. Something has occurred to your mind, or to your head. This time, when I think of you. When it occurred to you. So, you thought, Oh, I have to do something. But you forgot for a long time, Then somehow it occurred to you. Oh, I have to do that. Then, when it occurred to you, Then you do it at that time. Like, don't do it later. You may forget. Do it when it occurs to you. It's easier than before. Yes, that's right. It seems to be easier than before. "Iverver" is not a familiar word for most of you guys. That's what I think. Hello, my name is... When I think of it, I do. And the next one is pretty similar meaning, by the way. But still... Try to forget. How was your day? Texas summer, I hear it's very, very hot right now... And, 39° was unexpected. But there or there, the same thing. I'm doing well. Tuesday is the day of Independence. Class friend. Are you in Texas with me, by the way? Yes, thank you. I'll just show you the answer. If you call the answer... There is. You can put go, stay, or stay, same thing. But this time, Muki didn't say yes, go. So, if you try to stay, forget it. It's like you forget or it slips your mind. That's what "kiss" means. But if you want to do it later, then you can forget. Previously on When I Think of You. When it occurs to you, you do it then. Same meaning. You can forget if you want to do it later. Or you can use both sentences together. You can use both together. Oh, my lord, it's been a long time. It's been a long time, Mr. Good to see you. Tuesday was a holiday. You all did well. And then, the fourth. One, two, three, press at the same time. I'm going to go back. Thank you, Mr. Novia. I'm busy every day, but I'm doing well. Time seems to fly by really fast. The time flies. I don't know, I'm not sure. But I'm doing really well. Maybe it's my pronunciation? Not clear. I'll try it one more time slowly. Yes, very good. One, two, three... Maybe you can say it like this. One, two, three. At the same time. Push. To the press. Like to press a button at the same time? It's like on three. Then you do it at the same time. Like at the same time. - Press the button. So that's what it means. On the count of three, You press buttons at the same time. You guys press the button at the same time. Yes, very well done. Was it easy? It was easy to enter numbers, I guess. Anyway, you did well. I'll do the following. I feel like I've heard this song somewhere. What did Muki say? Do you feel it? Yeah, that's right. I'm not going to. Wow, you guys are doing really well. One more time? Or maybe two more times? Slowly this time. I'll do it one more time. It's quite long, so maybe it's better to do it more times. This song. This time, I feel it. But standard Korean is the same. A lot of Koreans use "samsung". Somehow, I don't know. I don't know why. I'm not sure. Normally, this song seems to be the standard. But a lot of people say, So it means, I feel like, it seems like, I guess, I feel like, it seems like, Somewhere, I've heard this song before. Like when you hear music, and somehow you feel familiar about the music. Oh, I guess I've heard this one before. Something like that. From somewhere, I don't know. It's like that. I think I've heard it somewhere. So, just repeat it. What's the answer? Yes, many of you have been very kind to me. The next thing. How do you know my name? Was it easy, too? Oh, all right. I'm new to learning Korean. What do you recommend, guys? Oh, then, Korean alphabet, which is a very easy part in Korean. So, maybe you start with Korean writing, reading stuff. Then, basic grammar. Grammar can be very confusing. So, still, you don't have to go deep the first time. Just basic grammar first. Then, after that, it's all about the vocabulary. As you keep going on about your vocabulary, you may go deeper about grammar gradually, But as long as you know the basic grammar, Then study about vocabulary. I think that's one of the best ways. It's too easy? Do you think a practice will help? That's right, I'm not. 쓰기, it's also important, so... How come you know my name? How did you know my name? In a polite way, polite form, I would say. Oh, my pleasure, sir. Yes, you've all met each other. Very good work, everybody. Oh, today we're going pretty fast, maybe. Today is pretty easy, I don't know, but yeah. Thank you for your time. You are welcome, Nobia. Oh, maybe slowly? Practice in keyboarding, that's also an important part. You seem to speak Korean really well. Maybe, slowly, slowly this time. Sometimes when the last person is a child, I change him to a child. Why? If you have a reason, please let me know. There's no reason for that. I feel like, I feel like it's standard. Sometimes it happens, people just do that. Maybe it's easier to pronounce, I guess. Or it's habit, one of habit, or easier. You need more discipline about it? Over your mouth, maybe? Then, kind of lose. Since there's no similar word, so it doesn't confuse anyone. So, it doesn't really matter. Just do it in a lazy way, I guess. I don't know if my explanation is understandable. I don't know, no real reason. It just doesn't matter. Since it means the same thing, something like that. It's my pleasure, Keanu. What did Lukey say, time, time. There's a word, I am, it's like what I have, provide to someone. Give it to someone. This time, giving someone time. Thank you, kind of like a jewel, for me. Because of that, since you did that, thank you, thank you. It's like thank you for your time. You give me your time. So, thank you. Thank you for making time for me. Literally, that's what it means. - That's right. - What? Exactly, that's what it means. Many of you have been very kind. You're doing a really good job, everybody. The next one. What do you like about the mountains and the sea? What did Lukey say? Thank you, Mr. Nobia, for your kind words. This time, what's good about the mountains and the sea? Today, we're going really fast, so maybe I have to make one more sentence. - I might. Yes, I did. Mr. Giovanni, did I pronounce your name correctly? Welcome to this channel, this session. This is a listening practice. The parrot here will say something in Korean, and you just write it down the way you hear it, practicing, so... - I did it again. Is it too hard? Maybe slowly this time. Yes, Mukis, what Mukis said was mountain, mountain, 산이랑, and sea, ocean, ocean, between those two, or between those two What, which one, or In this case, which one? What is it, but in this case, it can be like which one. What do you like? Between... Oh, there's a question mark by the way. Between the mountains and the beach. Mountain and beach, or ocean, something like that. So, what do you like about the mountains and the sea? That was the answer. Yes, Karina, hello. I'm going to see you. I don't know what you're talking about. I'm not sure. Hello, it seems a long time. Oh, it's been a long time, I remember. My Lord, yes. I remember that I changed my name, but Mr. Minzhi definitely remembered. I remembered a new name, but I couldn't remember if it was the same person as Mr. Minji. I'm busy and I'm late, but I'll come by from time to time. Welcome, thank you, welcome. I always wondered if Mr. Minji was okay. Thank you so much for coming. It's your turn to type. Karina, it seems like you are saying good words for me, but I don't know what you are saying. Still, thanks, I would say. That was the answer this time. And the next one is... How far did I talk? How was everything, Mr. Min? I heard you got a job, but it's really old. Mookie should win the gold medal. Thank you very much, Carrie. Thank you for saying that. How far did I go? No, no, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I was just trying to help. Yeah, I remember that. But it was a long time ago. I don't remember when it was. Was it winter? I remember. Oh, many of you are very well aware. You're doing very well. How far can I go? Until where, literally? It's like you have a story, quite a long story to tell. Like the length of the story is like this. And somehow you are at this point. Then suddenly you're talking about something else. The topic has been changed a little for a while. Then you have to go back to where you were. So it's like, where was I? - Until when? Until which part? That's where you're going. - Until where? How long have we talked? Did I tell you a story? So where was I? That's just what it means. Where was I? You're very well. It's been a while. Do you have a good work life? Can I call you, please? Maybe it's a word you're not really familiar with. Pronunciation? It's painful. I'm not sure. It's like circulation of a product. Distribution, something like that. When you order a product from Amazon or somewhere, and the retailer has to send the product to the logistics services, or deliver to you. All that sort of process. And a deadline is like a deadline. So it's like expiration date. Usually for food, you know. Date of expiry of a product. That's very exciting. A little bit. - A little. A little. The date is past. Maybe if the expiration date was like August 17th, And now it's like August 19th in Korea. So, the expiration date has been passed a little bit. I was just looking for a question. I couldn't find much, but this kind of sounds cute. The vowel. The font. Like, for articulatory simplification, as you suggested, 先生. Yeah, yeah, just less effort. It's human nature, I think. It's been a while, that was the answer. The next one is Check if he's out there. Does Korea have different kinds of jellyfish, and do they stink badly? Oh, jellyfish, sea fish, which has poison. I'm not sure about the other side of the world, But at least in Korea, it's famous that jellyfish have poison. What I'm not sure of is if all the jellyfish have poison. I'm not sure about that. If that's what you're asking, then you have to be careful about the sea-parrot, the jellyfish. Oh, slowly. I'll tell you again. I was a liar too. Oh, this time, not Otaï, by the way. Ota is a typo. There's a typo. Is there, if there is Ota. Move it out. It can sound like a move. People say 꼼꼼히. People say something like that, too, sometimes. But still, move. It's like very carefully or meticulously. Is that a word? Meticulously. Or like carefully, like to confirm one by one. Check it out. to check or to confirm. Either way, in this case, to check. So, check the typo carefully. And, wow, this time, last sentence of the day. Mookie will say something for a long time. I didn't know about that. I didn't know a laugh had popped up. Are you confused? This time is pretty hard, I guess. My Lord is so good. Looks like it was a little easy today. We're going pretty fast. It's coming out. - It's coming out. Unintentionally. I don't know. I didn't realize that. Sometimes it's something like that. You just react without thinking. You just did something without thinking. I'm not going to lie. A laugh has come out. Just go out. Just coming out of it itself is coming out of somewhere. But popping out is like pop out. To pop out of somewhere. I'm bouncing around. Something like that. Pops up. The laughter comes out before I know it. Or unintentionally. It's like you have to endure, enjoy your laughter in that situation, But you couldn't help it. Unintentionally. A laugh came out. Yeah, very good. Yeah, it's over already. Can I have another one? I'll make another one. Since it's too fast, I think, so maybe I have to make up one more sentence for you. I don't know what to do. The neck seems fine. I think he's good with throat. Yeah, he's all right. You don't have to worry about him, so don't worry. One more time, one more time, just one more time, slowly, slowly. What is just what, and what is the same as what. It's the same thing. This time, what to do. What should I do? I'm not sure. I don't know, I have no idea. When I try to think about a sentence for a moment, this sentence you can use. I don't know what to do, I don't know what to say. I have no idea what to do. I'm not going to. Yes, everyone did very well. Very good, everybody. And I hope you enjoy your practice together. How easy was it, by the way? I guess today's ones are pretty easy. But still, sometimes my pronunciation, 꼼꼼히 can be very difficult. But double consonants and that kind of thing can be hard. Maybe it's just because it's a listening practice. But if you have a conversation with real time, with real conversation, like knowing about the situation and showing his reaction, Maybe it will be easier for you to understand. As long as your vocabulary is strong, but still. But anyway, you're doing a very good job. You all did very well. And how is... really hot, by the way. Summer is very hot, so be careful and do well. Thank you all. I improved my keyboarding from 3% to 5%. 3% to 5%. Very good progress. Like almost twice. Not twice, but 66. - Very good. - Thank you. Sir, thank you. Mr. Minji, it was such a pleasure. Mr. Len, thank you. I learned a lot of new words today. I'm not going to. There was a typo, by the way. Very useful words. It was fun. You are a great teacher. Thank you for your compliments, as always. Thank you very much. Yes, then this week is a good one. Have a good week, everybody. And also a weekend. I hope you have a nice weekend. You've been up a lot today. See you in class next time.