Korean Resources Masterpost Updated

Here comes a lucky break, a rush of inspiration, a breath of fresh air.

reminder to self: stop waiting to feel ready. you’re not going to feel ready until you’re doing the thing you’re waiting to feel ready for. start doing it and the readiness will come

language learning is basically 95% mistakes with 5% inspiration

i’ve spent the past seven and a half years saying “qué peña” instead of “qué pena”.

me, a whole late bilingual, has been walking around saying “what a ROCK!” instead of “what a PITY!”

qué pena…

Korean Book Recommendations

Korean Stories For Language Learners: Traditional Folktales in Korean and English by Julie Darmon & EunSun You

Fun & Easy! Korean-English Picture Dictionary by Fandom Media

Your First Hanja Guide by Talk to Me in Korean and Kong & Park

News In Korean by Talk to Me in Korean

“i didn’t sign up for a goddamn history/literature/art course” as a complaint about languages courses absolutely baffle me because history, culture, everything is important when learning a language, not just the grammar, karen

50 Aesthetic-ish things in Spanish ✨

Requested by anon. ✨ Listen while studying

La Luna y las estrellas. The moon and the stars

Luciérnagas en la oscuridad de la noche. Fireflies in the darkness of the night

Mañanas con niebla. Misty mornings

Piedras preciosas. Precious gems, gemstones

Luces de neón. Neon lights

Fotos polaroid. Polaroid pictures

Pétalos de cerezo. Cherry tree petals

Discos de vinilo. Vinyl records

Rosas rosas. Pink roses

Algodón de azúcar, nube, nube de algodón. Cotton candy 

Una copa de vino. A glass of wine

Collar de perlas. Pearl necklace

Caminar descalzo/a. To walk barefoot

Una película antigua. An old movie

Galaxias y constelaciones. Galaxies and constellations

Velas. Candles

Las nubes en el cielo. The clouds in the sky

El océano. The ocean

Novelas románticas. Romantic novels

Una ventana con vistas. A window with a view

Sábanas de seda. Silk sheets

Poemas de amor. Love poems

Castillos y palacios. Castles and palaces

Margaritas. Daisies

Una taza de café. A cup of coffee

El amanecer. Dawn

Rayos de sol. Sunshine

Cubitos de azúcar. Sugar cubes

Museos de arte. Art museums

Perfume. Perfume

El bosque. The forest, the woods

Un carrusel, tiovivo, calesita. A carousel

Antigüedades. Antiques

Agua cristalina. Cristal clear water

Un piano de cola. A grand piano

Una inmensa biblioteca. An immense library

Un reloj de arena. An hourglass

Sala de juegos, salón recreativo, los recreativos. Arcade

Lámpara de lava. Lava lamp

Terciopelo. Velvet

Sombra de ojos. Eyeshadow

Cartas del tarot. Tarot cards

Carreteras infinitas. Infinite roads

Una hoguera, fogata. A bonfire

El primer día de nieve. The first day of snow

Vino blanco. White wine

Flores en el pelo. Flowers in your hair

Un diario. A diary

Una boa de plumas. Feather boa

Las historias de cuando éramos niños. The stories of when when we were kids

my vocab lists ✨ request here

in this house we do grandma activities

from john ciardi’s translation of “the inferno” by dante alighieri

En Anglais, on ne dit pas “quatre vingt dix neuf”, on dit “ninety nine” qu'on pourrait traduire comme “Hurr durr, regardez mois, j'ai un système de numérotation fonctionnel” et je crois que c'est magnifique.