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Learn to tweet in Korean #5 - "Wow" or "Awesome" 9 Mar 2011 | 05:18 am
Welcome back, everyone! Sometimes when you read others' tweets, you find some messages that you don't have a whole lot to say about but still just want to give a shoutout to. Maybe you could "retweet...
Learn to tweet in Korean #5 - "Wow" or "Awesome" 9 Mar 2011 | 12:18 am
Welcome back, everyone! Sometimes when you read others' tweets, you find some messages that you don't have a whole lot to say about but still just want to give a shoutout to. Maybe you could "retweet...
Learn to tweet in Korean #4 - "Check this out." 6 Mar 2011 | 05:01 am
Welcome back! Today, let me introduce how to tell someone on Twitter to check something out or read something. In the simplest and most literal way, you would be saying "look at this". 이거 보세요. [i-ge...
Learn to tweet in Korean #4 - "Check this out." 6 Mar 2011 | 12:01 am
Welcome back! Today, let me introduce how to tell someone on Twitter to check something out or read something. In the simplest and most literal way, you would be saying "look at this". 이거 보세요. [i-ge...
Learn to tweet in Korean #3 - "I think so." 5 Mar 2011 | 04:05 am
Hey everyone, how are you doing? Hope you are having fun learning the Korean language! In this post, I'd like to introduce how to say "I think so." in Korean. The word for "to think" is 생각하다 [saeng-...
Learn to tweet in Korean #3 - "I think so." 4 Mar 2011 | 11:05 pm
Hey everyone, how are you doing? Hope you are having fun learning the Korean language! In this post, I'd like to introduce how to say "I think so." in Korean. The word for "to think" is 생각하다 [saeng-...
Learn to tweet in Korean #2 - "Thanks for the follow back" 3 Mar 2011 | 03:57 pm
As introduced in the previous post, in Korean, "to follow" is 팔로우 하다 [pal-lo-u ha-da]. When you want to say "to follow back", however, you need to use a completely different word. This is in fact a c...
Learn to tweet in Korean #1 - "Thanks for the follow" 3 Mar 2011 | 04:00 am
In Korean, "to follow" doesn't have a native equivalent, therefore the English word "follow" is just pronounced and written in the Korean way, "팔로우". "to follow" (on Twitter only) = 팔로우 하다 [pal-lo-u....
