주 means week, 에 is the “destination” particle (“at/to school” would be 학교에) so the literal meaning is “See you at/on the next week” but modern (American) English drops the preposition. (If you’re doing Renaissance Faire re-enactments however, you would say “See you on the morrow”) (did I explain it correctly, 선생님?)
Haha don’t take this too harshly bc I don’t mean it that way. But actually, I do not respond to “매간” bc that’s not my name. I’m named after a Blood, Sweat, and Tears song called Meagan’s Gypsy Eyes, which is pronounced “미근.”
If you insist on calling me something in Korean, call me “미경” which is what 엄마의 친구’s husband used to call me.
So thrilled to connect with you and everyone here! Thank you for starting up this community it is a pleasure to be a part of it! Like those above mentioned - you wrote ‘see you next week’ which I learned as ‘다음주에 만나요‘ are they interchangeable?
Wishing you and everyone a lovely week ahead prepping for 대보렴!! 🤗🤗
I love the idea of this newsletter, Buster Moon... thank you for your hard work in putting it (and all your other content) together. I'm excited to take your 101 class hopefully in either March or April.
Hello to all the other community members with the same interest in learning Korean!
I'm so excited to be part of a learning community with the same interests in Korean as I do. I love your shorts on youtube and instagram. You always make us laugh and enjoy learning Korean. See you next week!
감사합니다! Excited to see your newsletter in my email this morning. To be honest, I have been at a stand-still learning Korean, but maybe this push from you will help encourage and motivate me. I appreciate your content (I've watched you on YouTube) & look forward to learning more with you and about you. Have a great day and see you next week!! :)
Thank you so much Buster Moon. I am truly excited to learn more of your language. I have a friend who lives in korea, they speak english quite well, but id like to surprise them and one day answer back in Korean. I love Korea, it's a beautiful country steeped in rich history and traditions.
thank you for the message, and I am very grateful and excited to join and learn together by building a good community, see you soon
I welcome you to the community. Thank you!
See you next time/soon
Close! 다음 주 actually means 'next week' so I said "See you next week!".
Thank you Buster Moon
You are very welcome!
See you next time.
Almost! I said "See you next week!".
Can't wait to see what you have to share next week☺ Boring life? let's make it fun🤘😎 You wrote "daemjuettobwa" meaning "see you next time"😉😘
We shall make this very fun Anita! I added one extra syllable meaning "See you next week!".
주에 means 'week'?
주 means week, 에 is the “destination” particle (“at/to school” would be 학교에) so the literal meaning is “See you at/on the next week” but modern (American) English drops the preposition. (If you’re doing Renaissance Faire re-enactments however, you would say “See you on the morrow”) (did I explain it correctly, 선생님?)
아 ㅇㅋ👌
고마워 매간씨
Haha don’t take this too harshly bc I don’t mean it that way. But actually, I do not respond to “매간” bc that’s not my name. I’m named after a Blood, Sweat, and Tears song called Meagan’s Gypsy Eyes, which is pronounced “미근.”
If you insist on calling me something in Korean, call me “미경” which is what 엄마의 친구’s husband used to call me.
감사합니다 😊
Aa.. Ok 미경 씨😉
Sorry for my mistake.
Nice to know you ☺
See you next time!
See you next week! ;-)
So thrilled to connect with you and everyone here! Thank you for starting up this community it is a pleasure to be a part of it! Like those above mentioned - you wrote ‘see you next week’ which I learned as ‘다음주에 만나요‘ are they interchangeable?
Wishing you and everyone a lovely week ahead prepping for 대보렴!! 🤗🤗
Can't wait to learn more from you.....
I love the idea of this newsletter, Buster Moon... thank you for your hard work in putting it (and all your other content) together. I'm excited to take your 101 class hopefully in either March or April.
Hello to all the other community members with the same interest in learning Korean!
I'm so excited to be part of a learning community with the same interests in Korean as I do. I love your shorts on youtube and instagram. You always make us laugh and enjoy learning Korean. See you next week!
감사합니다! Excited to see your newsletter in my email this morning. To be honest, I have been at a stand-still learning Korean, but maybe this push from you will help encourage and motivate me. I appreciate your content (I've watched you on YouTube) & look forward to learning more with you and about you. Have a great day and see you next week!! :)
Thank you so much Buster Moon. I am truly excited to learn more of your language. I have a friend who lives in korea, they speak english quite well, but id like to surprise them and one day answer back in Korean. I love Korea, it's a beautiful country steeped in rich history and traditions.
Thank you for this opportunity and your hard work!
안녕하세요,👋
저는 Iveta입니다
반갑습니다✌️😊
다음에 또 봐😅
Thank you so much , very much needed
I'm very excited to learn and meet people here as well 😃 See you next week, with a cup of coffee ☕