Mooky the Parrot - Korean Listening Practice (2023년 9월 2일)

- I'm not going to tell you. Listen to what he says. Let's try it together. Yes, hello, my friends. - I'm not going to. Dearly beloved, hello. Pleased to meet you. I forgot the intro song was pretty short. So I started a little early. I only, I only. Welcome to the party. Thank you, thank you. I hope you have fun and enjoy your practice with everyone here. Well, first one, let's start with the first one. I'll start with the first one. The autumn wind is starting to blow. I'm doing good, mate. I'm not sure how to pronounce your name. My Lord, hello. Thank you, hello. It's nine o'clock. Now it's 9 o'clock in Korea. Muuki, you say it again. Is that your daddy? Mary, my God, hello. Was it your father? I'm going back. It's three in the morning. It's too late at night or maybe too early in the morning. Whoa, three o'clock. Do not sleep, Talia? Janny, you're doing very well. It's one o'clock in the morning. At 1 a.m.? Should be... Eight hours. I don't know, I'm not sure. Lee, hello. I'm here to see you. I'll take it slowly, slowly. North Africa or elsewhere. Carrie, hello. How are you? Muuki, say hi to you too. I'm asking you to be good. Have you had a good week, Carrie? Again, slowly. The weather is much better than last week. The temperature is still high but better. That's nice to hear, Carrie. The weather is very nice in Seoul. Actually, today, the weather is so nice. The weather is really nice today, right now. I'm thinking of taking a walk with my wife today. Is the first sentence difficult? I'm going to go back. I'll just write that down. Here, here, you're talking about something about this place or here. This is the autumn wind. Fall, fall, and so on. The wind, the wind. Autumn wind, autumn breeze, you know what I mean? The wind is blowing. "Bula" is to blow, "Bula". Start, start blowing. Oh, I'm sorry. I was just... Starting to, starting to. It's something. It's starting. Here, the autumn wind is beginning to blow. Cooler weather, cooler wind than the summer. That was the first one. Many of you, long-winded, We have a long sentence, but everyone did a good job, very good job. Which is nice. The weather is killing me here. Maybe, okay, I will kill you. Like, it's another expression, kill. It's like, uh-oh. Primarily, it means to kill. Mostly. But, you know, something like, in English, just to kill. Sometimes, it means awesome. I'm going to kill you. It's like, it's awesome. Sometimes, it can be like that, too. So, the autumn wind kills. You can say it like that. Or, it's a party. It's killing, killing. Like, party. Is the spelling right? It's a party. Kill. Kill. It can be like that, too. So, the next one is There's no need. What did Mukhi say? I'm going to go. It's like, A wonderful thing, I think. It started over there, I think, so. But anyway, kill him. This time, again, That's killer. Jeff, how are you? Or should I say hello? Come on, that's killer. There is no spring and autumn in our country. I mean, in Korea, too. If you like spring and autumn, it's getting shorter. I think spring and autumn are getting shorter. When I was a kid, it used to be spring, summer, autumn, winter. But now, it feels more like autumn, summer, winter. And short, short spring, fall. I feel like it. Which is sad. The weather is gorgeous. That's right, I did. Oh, the keyboard. Keyboard, all right. Okay, one more time. Oh, gold gold, by the way. I'm not going to. If you don't know what it means, 금간뇨, It's like, it's hard to guess, I guess. It's kind of like short for "because". That's why. Oh, my dear, thank you. Being my supporter again. Big supporter, so thank you. Thank you very much, Mr. Jerrold. Mr. Minji seems to speak Korean very well. I think he's a Korean. This time, there's no trick. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. 미련, what 미련 means is like, It's a noun, and you wish for something, and it didn't come true. Some people just forget about it. Oh, but some people just keep thinking about it. That's a little weird, right? You wish something would happen, But it didn't happen. or after you realize, Even if after you realize, That thing is impossible to come true. Even if you realize it, Some people just keep thinking about it. Ah, I wish, I wish, That could be, something like that, that would happen, something like that. That's crazy, really weird. But this time, there's no magic. I don't have any kind of a mind at all. I'm not thinking about it anymore, so it doesn't bother me or anything like that. That's not a good idea. Oh, and that's, There's something I have to tell you. Usually, when noun and 하다, then the noun becomes a verb or adjective. Sometimes it can be like that. But in this case, Just amazing and amazing, It's totally different. It's amazing and amazing. Different, just not the same at all. "Making it" is like, Ah, that's amazing. Not being smart, Not being wise. Kind of like negative words. Not being wise, Not being smart. That's amazing. Myrna is totally different. That's something I guess I have to tell you. Where's my mouse? Oh, yeah. I'm going to go. 100% foreign, that's what you said. You are too grateful. Too much compliment if that's what it means. Still, wow, your Korean is very good. It's not cool. In a way, it can be like being stupid. Someone is mad at me. Or that behavior is insane. Kind of like foolish. It can be like that too. In a way, yes. Like not being wise. To be foolish. I guess that's right too. Yes, very good. And the next one is... Somehow I can't find where the cursor is. I'm not a one man show. What did Lukey say? You speak Korean really well, Mrs. Wendy. - What's going on? Wow, too fast. It's too fast. I'm 10 minutes late. It's all right. Thank you for coming. I'm not a real person. Okay, slowly. Slowly, slowly. I see a little typo there, but still. As for the pronunciation, that's perfect. You can say, like, no or no, it doesn't matter. It's the same thing. But this is the opposite. The opposite word is busy. To be busy. I'm busy. I'm not going anywhere. So you're not a real person. I'm a busy man. I'm a busy person. I'm not going to lie. Was there an English equivalent word for "singing"? Like, just the opposite form, to be busy. But I'm not that kind of person. That's what it means. I'm busy with work. That's what Mickey said. It's 1 a.m. for me, but I'll come back to this. Thank you. It's very late, thank you very much. I want to be a one-man show. I'm too busy. I'm not going anywhere. I want to be a middle-aged man. The white water. What's that? 백수 is simply someone who doesn't have a job. 백수 is like who doesn't have a job, and even and he doesn't care, but he's not doing any kind of work. Just have nothing to do. I don't know that. I'm not sure. Three in the morning. 3 AM in Egypt. Oh, Egypt too. You see a lot of them in North Africa. Shukran, what's going on? I would say shukran. - Thank you. - Thank you. Yeah, then next. Oh, it's a little long. In that brief moment, I caught the enemy's intent. I guess it's very hard. It's difficult. - I did it again. I guess Mookie's gonna have to say it over and over again. It's like a white water. It's like someone who has a lot of free time, has a spare time. Something like that. Or either way, he's lazy. Don't enjoy working. Not everyone really enjoys working, but... Yeah, that's right. I'm not going to. Slowly. Whoa, whoa. I'm from Bahrain. It's 3:15 in the morning. Oh, Bahrain. I'm not going to... Oh, all right. Egyptian time is very similar. Yeah, I know it's very hard. I know it's hard. In that brief moment the enemy's intentions... Oh, Daryl, I'm sorry about that. Maybe just, if you hear just a small part, small part, small part, It's all right, it's all right. As for the practice, as long as you catch or hear it cut, One word, it will be fine. So maybe... Passed? Just pass? I know it's very hard. But if you like the challenge, then let's do it. I caught it. The last one is a catch. It's derived from the English word, to catch. The last word is derived from the English word, to catch. In Korean, this word is used in Korean language too. Once again, Oh yeah, really hard. She wrote in Korean, which is in perfect grammar, really perfect. So, let's do that. The first, okay, first part. In that brief moment That was the first part again. Wow, you did a really good job. In that short moment, the opposite Wow, perfect. Jeff is cool, cool. 짱 is like number one, 짱. So, wow. Jerolyn, you're doing really, really well. Maybe two more times, two more times. If you could hear this... Mookie said it twice in the sentence. This one, twice. In a row. I'll just reveal the answer slowly. That brief moment. That brief moment Moment is like moment or very very short period of time. So, in that brief moment, In that brief moment, the enemy's intention Intention is like intention. It's a catch. To catch the fish. I did. In the past tense. I caught the intention of the person. The other one, by the way. The other is like any person or any group. who you're dealing with, or who you have a conversation with, or who you're fighting with, against. It can be like an opponent. Any kind of people or group Who you're dealing with is OPPO. I or he or she realized, he or she picked up or caught, She caught the other person's intention. Maybe from his facial expression or maybe tone of voice, He just finds out the intention. Oh, she's trying to do this. He's trying to do that. In that short moment, I caught the enemy's intent. It's like... - What? English derived word. Kind of like eye, yeah. Kind of like eye. I know you... I know it's very difficult. I know it was very hard. But, yeah, very good job. It's a very good try. and quite surprising. Many of you have been very kind to me. Yeah, and then... The next one is... Oh, he was... Keep saying... I didn't know that. I'm sorry. Anyway, I was just... The fire of the foot. I like you better than you like me. Okay, that's right. It's more enjoyable to eat. The other. Someone you have to deal with. Sometimes it simply means I'm going to talk to you. Someone you're talking to. But usually, I'm going to be a little bit more specific. You have to deal with with a little effort. But anyway, My Lord, We use a lot. You can hear a lot. Oh, there's an airplane? Oh, sorry about that. Oh, it was auto... I guess so. Sorry about that. Can I edit? I think I changed the setting a little bit, So sorry about that anyway. Yes, I did. I'm going to say it again. Danielle, how are you? Yes, it's a pleasure. Oh, fire and fur, okay. Maybe, I was just... I just drew a picture for you. This is a... It's so weird. What does it look like? What does it look like, by the way? And, uh, I was just... There's a... Maybe you... I like to practice with the teacher. My hearing is improving. Oh, that's good to hear. Thank you very much, Professor. That's really good to hear. Very good news. Hairy leg. And, okay, this part. Or maybe this part. This part. How do we call it, that part? The foot. A hot foot. - The feet. Foot is foot, by the way. And footlight is this area. On your feet. Fire, fire. It means... Practically, what it means... Its meaning is... It's urgent. I need to talk to you. It's an emergency situation. Or I have to finish it today. Or I have to finish it now. Or I have to prepare for it right now. Something is coming very close. The day is coming very close. Or maybe the deadline is about to come. It's very urgent. I have to hurry. The fire of a candle, something like that. The hair. I'm going to talk. It's a figure of speech. It's kind of an idiom. Kind of like an idiom. I have to do it right now. Or... or... It's like he's not preparing in advance. He just let it go. Then, what? When the day is about to come. Now, he's in emergency mode. He didn't prepare for it anything long ago. He's just preparing for that right now. I'm kind of like that too, by the way. The fire of the footlight. Okay, the next one. Can you see what this is writing? Do you know any other words? There's a lot of talk. I don't know anything either, honestly. But anyway. Oh, Wi-Fi is dead? That's right, that's right. Like, efficiency? When it comes to that. I know what you mean. I'm sorry. But anyway, the next one is... Let's say that... Someone wrote it down like that. That's something you can say. Oh, he lit a fire under his ass to get it done. Oh, that's a very familiar expression, I think. You can find some similarities between Korean and English. Okay, higher, higher. It's high up, fire. More dangerous? More urgent, it sounds like. What, like, what kind of, what. A letter, a letter. Or a syllable, or just a letter. ...can you see? Can you see it? Does it... Can you see what letter it is? This is so... The letter is too small, I can't figure out what it is. Can you see? It's like writing. This word, it can be pronounced as 글자. Actually, that's the way we used to pronounce 글자. Although, it's spelled as 글자. So we say 글자, 글자. I keep hearing something. What? I can see it! The last one, I see. I was the answer. That's what Mukki said. So that was the answer. And the next one. There's too much to do at once. A little bit similar. I'm a little something, you see. I just repeat several times. I can see. Maybe something first. The first one. And the other one. Hopefully you can hear the difference. This time, I'm going to. What was that? - What? I can't find my cursor on the computer. Oh, it's all right. Lilya, hello, it's been a long time. The bird hell. So somehow you really... So I... I was able to do a good job here. I mean it's good to try to say something in Korean, But to be honest, I don't know what you're talking about. I have no idea what you're talking about. Thank you, Lillian. Open up. I'm enjoying it. By the way, I'm... - I'm not sure. Thank you for coming, Lillian. Is a bird like possessing you when you speak Korean? That kind of thing? - I might. I'm not revealing that. What would you say first? All at once. I'm not going to do it. It's too much. There's a lot of them. Do it all at once. Thank you, Novia. For becoming my big supporter. Do something at once. That's one time. So, it's too much. Too many things to do. To do it all at once. You have to do it step by step or one by one. Not all at once. That's too much. Everyone was very nice. Thank you, Mr. Novia. And then the next thing is I can talk now. Too fast. I said too fast. Slowly, step by step. All at once, all at once. That's right, I'm not. Like, do something all at once. Do many things at once. Have a good day, ladies and gentlemen. This time, I think this one's pretty easy. It seems easy. One more time. Now it is. Like, On the contrary. On the contrary, from the past. Now, from now on. I can tell. I can say that. You can say it, or I can say it. Like, it was a secret. But now, it's not a secret anymore. So I can tell you this now. Or, from the past, from all the days. I had to worry about something. So I couldn't say anything about it at all. But now, it's already opened. Or now, since everyone wants it. Or something like that. I can tell you this. I can tell you this now. You got it right, Jeff? Very good. I can finally tell you. That's very true. That's too much to do all at once. I only have two hands. What do I look like? That was 문어. There's a lot of feet. There were eight. I need to keep a positive mindset. It can be difficult. It can be hard. It looks like a door. Or now, I can let the cat out of the bag. Is that the expression? Maybe I should... Let the cat out of the bag. Seems very similar, I guess. What Mookie said was... What do you mean, Dalyan? What did Mookie say? Wow, very good. Slowly, at least, slowly. Positive. I'm not sure. The first word is positive. Was it difficult? Wasn't that hard? It's positive. To be positive. This time, something positive. Mind you. Like the mind. Mind is like mind. Keep a positive mind. It's all set. Like to equip or to mount or to install. - The equipment. Like to attach to the machine. I need to get it fixed. I have to, I have to. I should or I have to or you have to. Can you see the whole sentence? It's like you should or I should have or install a positive mind. Or maybe you can say you have to, you should install a positive mind. You're being too negative. You better have a positive mind. You should, you have to install. That was the answer. It was a little difficult. I guess it was hard. Yeah, I can understand it was hard. But still, I have to keep a positive mindset. And the next one, the next thing is Don't try to know too much about me. This is the longest one of today, so maybe it can be very hard for you. But slowly, just slowly. Maybe you have to divide it into three parts if it's too long for you. Novia is so, so, so good. So, really, so well done. Anyway, don't try to know too much about me. About me. I know. The first part is about me. The second part is too much. There's too much. The third part, don't try to understand. Don't try to know. You're doing a lot of hard work today. Talia, don't try to know too much about me. Dutch, very good! That's the way you can hear it. That's how we pronounce it, by the way. A lot of things. Wow, very good everybody. Everyone is very well prepared. About me, about me. Sometimes you can just drop this, about me. About me, the same thing. Too much about me, too many things. Don't try to know too much. Try to know, try to learn, try to get information. Don't try to do that, don't try that. So, don't try to get too much information about me. Don't try too hard to know too many things about me. Don't try to learn too many things about me. Don't try to get information, too much information about me. TMI, too much information. So, this could be useful, I guess. Then there were two sentences left. Two sentences left, and these are pretty easy. One is very easy, one is not that, but still easier. A lot of thoughts have passed. You know too many things about Mookie, by the way. Slowly, slowly, slowly. Many thoughts, many thoughts. A lot of ideas are good ideas. It's over. Something is touched, like maybe a leaf. A leaf falls from a tree, and it touches your arms slightly, and it passes. Not full impact, just a slight touch, and it passes. That's great. And passing by is passing by. Many thoughts touched, slightly touched, and passed through my head. Like it happened, a lot of thoughts occurred to my head for a very short period of time. Many thoughts Maybe you can add your hair, your head. Heads, you can say that too. Or, the brain. The brain is like a brain, so the brain is overwhelmed. Some might say that too. Same meaning. Many thoughts, or even you can just drop these words. A lot of thoughts went through my head. And a lot of thoughts went through my brain. I see your head is too loud. A lot of thoughts passed through my mind. That's perfect. - I'm going to go. Thank you, Mary. And the last one of today. I will be back. Did you catch? Flight of thoughts. The fleet. Fleet is something like running away, right? Oh, that's the fleet? Oh, short one. Okay, a fleeting moment. That's right, Jeff. Oh, that's the fleet. Oh, that's right. I'm not. I was... Okay, thank you. I looked right now and I figured I was wrong. The last one is quite easy. Just one easy one for you. Since there are too many hard ones. So, I will be back. Like I will. I'll be back. The stone is to circulate. And I will return. I was just circling around and coming back. I will. So, I'll be back. I'll be back when you get back. Simply this one is 나. Did I say 난 or 난? Wait, Mucky. I'm going to go. Oh, thank you. I'll be back. I'll be right there. So, that's it for today. And have fun. I hope you did too. - I'm good. Good luck to all. Please come back. I'll be back too. Then, yes, Today in Korea the weather is very nice. I hope you all have good weather. The weather is so nice here, I hope. The weather is so nice everywhere in the world, hopefully. Yeah, did you expect too much? Anyway, take good care of yourself. Have a good week. Have a good weekend. Next time. I hope you will study with me. So, have a good weekend everyone. I hope you see you next time too. Have a good day. I'll see you next time. Thank you all. I'll see you again.