As an employee of LG Malaysia, I had recently attended the Korean language & Hangul learning class initiated by the Human Resource Department. Classes are held every Tuesday & Thursday coached by 2 lovely Malaysians graduated from the Korean university, Sophia & Cindee.
The very first class that I had attended was all fun and I thought this blog will be a good platform to share what I had learned with all readers of LG Life's Good blog. It will only be essential to start with a simple greeting introduction in Korean.
안녕하세요
(ahn-yong ha sey-yo)
Good morning, good evening, hello
저는 ….name……입니다
(cho-nen …name….ib ni da)
I am...(your name)...
만나서 반갑습니다
(man-na so ban-gap sem ni da)
Nice to meet you
감사합니다
(kam sa ham ni da)
Thank you
If you have notice, the very first line will be the greetings in Hangul which followed by the romanized pronunciation. Hangul is the native alphabet of the Korean language. It was created back in the mid-fifteenth century.
Thanks to both teachers, now I can write my name in Hangul.
Life's Good!
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6 comments:
teacher Cindee
U look slimmer than the photo!!!
How to pronounce "Life's Good With LG" in KOrean?
Wow... I knew that Sophia was working in LG..
didn't know she'd end up teaching hangul ( but
that does make sense anyways!) ^^
It's rare to find many malaysians who can speak & write hangul.
btw, it should be chonen... "im"-ni-da. the writing is "ib" but the reading is "im". a korean grammar-convert-to-reading rule.
cheayee, hangul learning is part of our curricular activities for staff after office hours. Sophia is attached to the GSM dept.
awwww i miss watching sophia on misuda
sophia! she was on a variety show in korea wasnt she? i like her alot. :)
Hye...where do you had your lesson?
I want to improve my hangul...it's still stuck.
And try to attend Korean class but nowhere to be found...(-_-)can you tell me where?
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