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Bu:QUEST of RED VELVET EP.3 (Patreon)

Published:
2021-04-18 21:33:11
Imported:
2021-04

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Watch or download using Dropbox https://www.dropbox.com/s/pxz1xs8sips81ml/Bu%20Quest%20Of%20Red%20Velvet%20Ep3-1.m4v?dl=0

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Alice Cheah (edited)

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2021-09-17 08:57:21 Hi, Aaron. For the word "boring" , actually I dont think there is a certain word for it, they mostly just said " cae/chue mi eop seo" which means no fun/ boring. If you separate the words, "cae/chue mi" is "fun", "eop seo" is "no", "not"... Hope these brings some help to you haha Actually, I cant read korean, I never studied formally, but I can understand 60%-70% by listening, sometimes I can tell I totally understand a whole sentence if there are just the daily & simple words they used for normal conversation. Because I always watching reality and variety shows, and the translation/ subtitles there, so as the times goes, now I can understand what they said just by listening , but of course except for those hard specific nouns etc... I just here to share some experience, and the sounds of the word - boring I share for may not so accurate, because I just by listened, and write the similar sounds with the way they write korean in romanization. I cant read korean in word so maybe you have to find it out by yourself used the sounds and match with the korean subtitles there. And to share some tips or information whatever, I think you have to know the order of nouns, adjective etc... they used in a sentence, therefore you will be more easy to learn. But this is just one of the idea I thhink, but maybe there are another way more easier for you, btw you can ask anytime if you want , and I will try my best to share and give some help to you~
2021-04-19 11:01:02 Hi, Aaron. For the word "boring" , actually I dont think there is a certain word for it, they mostly just said " cae/chue mi eop seo" which means no fun/ boring. If you separate the words, "cae/chue mi" is "fun", "eop seo" is "no", "not"... Hope these brings some help to you haha Actually, I cant read korean, I never studied formally, but I can understand 60%-70% by listening, sometimes I can tell I totally understand a whole sentence if there are just the daily & simple words they used for normal conversation. Because I always watching reality and variety shows, and the translation/ subtitles there, so as the times goes, now I can understand what they said just by listening , but of course except for those hard specific nouns etc... I just here to share some experience, and the sounds of the word - boring I share for may not so accurate, because I just by listened, and write the similar sounds with the way they write korean in romanization. I cant read korean in word so maybe you have to find it out by yourself used the sounds and match with the korean subtitles there. And to share some tips or information whatever, I think you have to know the order of nouns, adjective etc... they used in a sentence, therefore you will be more easy to learn. But this is just one of the idea I thhink, but maybe there are another way more easier for you, btw you can ask anytime if you want , and I will try my best to share and give some help to you~

Hi, Aaron. For the word "boring" , actually I dont think there is a certain word for it, they mostly just said " cae/chue mi eop seo" which means no fun/ boring. If you separate the words, "cae/chue mi" is "fun", "eop seo" is "no", "not"... Hope these brings some help to you haha Actually, I cant read korean, I never studied formally, but I can understand 60%-70% by listening, sometimes I can tell I totally understand a whole sentence if there are just the daily & simple words they used for normal conversation. Because I always watching reality and variety shows, and the translation/ subtitles there, so as the times goes, now I can understand what they said just by listening , but of course except for those hard specific nouns etc... I just here to share some experience, and the sounds of the word - boring I share for may not so accurate, because I just by listened, and write the similar sounds with the way they write korean in romanization. I cant read korean in word so maybe you have to find it out by yourself used the sounds and match with the korean subtitles there. And to share some tips or information whatever, I think you have to know the order of nouns, adjective etc... they used in a sentence, therefore you will be more easy to learn. But this is just one of the idea I thhink, but maybe there are another way more easier for you, btw you can ask anytime if you want , and I will try my best to share and give some help to you~