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KoreanBuddyKjin

Korean Buddy K.JIN 케이진

Hello and welcome to Kjin"s podcast! 🥳 Are you interested in listening to Korean podcasts but find it challenging due to vocabulary and grammar issues? Well, this podcast is tailored just for you! It provides helpful vocabulary and grammar tips for beginners. The content is designed to be easy to follow and covers a wide range of engaging topics! 😊 Watch this podcast on my YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/@케이진kjin

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00:13:01

Not Rude, Just Survival: Why Koreans Need Your Age...

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2026/01/18

"How old are you?" In many cultures, this is the ultimate rude question. But in Korea, it’s the very first thing people need to know. Why? Because without your age, a Korean person feels like they are "driving in a thick fog."In this episode, we go beyond the surface. It’s not about judging you; it’s about survival. We’ll explore how age acts as a "Social GPS" that determines every verb ending and level of respect in a conversation.📌 ⁠www.youtube.com/@케이진kjin⁠📌 If you

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00:11:45

The Why of Koreans 002 Why You Need "Nunchi" | 보이지 않는...

KoreanBuddyKjin ·

2026/01/11

Even if you’ve studied Korean to perfection, why does it still feel like you're hitting an invisible wall?If you look up "Nunchi" in a dictionary, it is often simply defined as "the ability to gauge a situation." However, to Koreans, Nunchi holds a much deeper significance.It is the "invisible grammar" hidden beneath the spoken language—a "silent symphony" that orchestrates hearts to harmonize without clashing.In today’s video, we move beyond rote memorization to explore the true essence of Nunchi:

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00:09:19

The Why of Koreans 001 Why do Koreans 'EAT' their...

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2026/01/02

Have you ever wondered why Koreans say they "eat" their age instead of just getting older? In Korea, the New Year isn't just about changing calendar dates. It's a time to renew life, connected deeply with a special bowl of soup called Tteokguk (떡국).Today, let's dive into the beautiful and philosophical meaning behind this unique Korean expression and explore how Koreans view time and life through a bowl of warm soup.📌 ⁠www.youtube.com/@케이진kjin⁠📌 If you join the YouTube

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00:11:54

Improve Your Korean 046 한국인만 아는 표현: 역사에서 온 표현들 Why...

KoreanBuddyKjin ·

2025/12/05

Ever heard a Korean expression that makes perfect sense to Koreans… but sounds totally mysterious to everyone else? In this video, we explore Korean expressions rooted in real historical moments. You’ll learn the stories behind the words, how Koreans use them today, and the cultural nuance that textbooks often miss. By the end, these phrases won’t feel random—they’ll feel unforgettable.📌 ⁠www.youtube.com/@케이진kjin⁠📌 If you join the YouTube membership, you can enjoy the extended podcast content

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00:16:43

Improve Your Korean 045 계엄 1년 후: 끝나지 않았다 One Year...

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2025/11/29

One year has passed since the emergency martial law was declared in 2024.It was lifted just two hours later, and after the president was impeached, a new president was elected — but every moment since then has felt like a crisis.And even now, shocking new facts continue to come to light.Today, I’d like to share what has been revealed so far and how things have been unfolding.📌 ⁠www.youtube.com/@케이진kjin⁠📌 If you join the YouTube membership, you can enjoy the extended podcast content. Plus, you can

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00:12:46

Korean Vocabulary Explained 013 한국 사람들은 왜 뜨거운 바닥을...

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2025/11/21

Curious why Koreans love warm floors so much?In this video, we explore the story of ondol — Korea’s unique heated-floor system — and how it became a natural part of everyday life.You’ll learn why hot floors matter so much in Korean homes, plus we also look at Korean words that use the character ‘온(溫)’, which all carry the meaning of warmth.📌 ⁠www.youtube.com/@케이진kjin⁠📌 If you join the YouTube membership, you can enjoy the extended podcast content. Plus, you can download the Korean script PDF for

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00:13:09

Korean Vocabulary Explained 012 처음과 마지막을 뜻하는 한국어 How...

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2025/11/14

Learn how Koreans celebrate the end of the year — from year-end parties to TV shows — and explore how the Korean language expresses beginnings and endings through time-related words. 📌 ⁠www.youtube.com/@케이진kjin⁠📌 If you join the YouTube membership, you can enjoy the extended podcast content. Plus, you can download the Korean script PDF for note-taking for free.📌 Join the Membership and enjoy the benefits! 👉 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjLys1wWLJLyCJy7n6tRuGA/join#koreanpodcast #korean

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00:13:44

Korean Vocabulary Explained 011 한국어에서 ‘죽음’을 표현하는 여러...

KoreanBuddyKjin ·

2025/11/07

There are certain words in this world that we wish we could avoid—but simply can’t. They are the words that mean “death.” Some of these words express objective facts without emotion, while others carry feelings of sadness or sorrow. In everyday life, Koreans often use softer and more respectful expressions instead of the direct word “to die.” Let’s take a look at those expressions now.📌 ⁠www.youtube.com/@케이진kjin⁠📌 If you join the YouTube membership, you can enjoy the extended podcast content

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00:12:18

Korean Vocabulary Explained 010 ‘크다’와 ‘작다’, 그 이상의 의미...

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2025/10/31

Have you ever wondered how Koreans say big and small?In this episode, we explore the words dae (大) and so (小) — from big cities and small companies to big hearts and small groups.Discover how these tiny syllables reveal the beauty of Korean language and culture — it’s more than size!📌 ⁠www.youtube.com/@케이진kjin⁠📌 If you join the YouTube membership, you can enjoy the extended podcast content. Plus, you can download the Korean script PDF for note-taking for free.📌 Join the Membership and enjoy the

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00:14:19

Korean Vocabulary Explained 009 넘어서다 vs 지나치다: 한국어 속 두...

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2025/10/24

Have you ever tried so hard to push beyond your limits… only to realize you’ve gone a little too far?In Korean, there are two small prefixes that carry that exact feeling — 초(超) and 과(過).Both mean “to go beyond,” but one feels powerful and inspiring— as if you’ve surpassed yourself. The other feels like a gentle warning— when something has gone just a bit too far.Today, through everyday words, we’ll explore how these two characters are used in Korean.📌 ⁠www.youtube.com/@케이진kjin⁠📌 If you join the

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00:15:01

Korean Vocabulary Explained 008 단어를 부정적으로 만드는 네 글자의...

KoreanBuddyKjin ·

2025/10/17

Did you know that many Korean words share the same hidden roots?The letters 불-, 미-, 비-, and 무- all carry a negative meaning — like “not” or “different.”But each one has its own subtle nuance.In this video, we’ll explore these four hidden pieces of the Korean language through everyday words and real examples,so you can start feeling the difference naturally, not just memorizing it.📌 ⁠www.youtube.com/@케이진kjin⁠📌 If you join the YouTube membership, you can enjoy the extended podcast content. Plus, you

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00:14:14

Improve Your Korean 044 왜 한국 사람들은 착한 사람이 꼭 이긴다고 믿을까?...

KoreanBuddyKjin ·

2025/10/10

Discover the hidden lessons inside Korea’s best-loved folk tales! From Heungbu and Nolbu to the Gold Axe story, and Kongjwi, the Korean Cinderella, these tales show why Koreans believe “Good always wins.”Learn about Korean culture, values, and even expressions that come from these stories. Perfect for Korean learners and culture lovers alike!📌 ⁠www.youtube.com/@케이진kjin⁠📌 If you join the YouTube membership, you can enjoy the extended podcast content. Plus, you can download the Korean script PDF for

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00:11:06

Improve Your Korean 043 한국 제사의 진짜 의미 Is Jesa Just...

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2025/10/03

Did you know that in Korea, families gather on big holidays like Chuseok or Seollal to hold a ceremony called Jesa?Maybe you’ve heard of it before, but… do you really know what it means?It might look religious, but Koreans don’t really call it a religion.It’s not just “tradition” either — there’s something deeper.📌 ⁠www.youtube.com/@케이진kjin⁠📌 If you join the YouTube membership, you can enjoy the extended podcast content. Plus, you can download the Korean script PDF for note-taking for free.📌

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00:18:44

Improve Your Korean 042 연산군, 드라마보다 더 드라마 같은 이야기 The...

KoreanBuddyKjin ·

2025/09/26

The real story of Yeonsan-gun, the model for “Prince Yeonhui” in Bon Appetit, Your Majesty, is even more dramatic than fiction.Betrayal, women, power, and a coup—he is remembered as the worst tyrant of the Joseon Dynasty.Today, we uncover the shocking truth the drama never showed. 👑⚔️📌 ⁠www.youtube.com/@케이진kjin⁠📌 If you join the YouTube membership, you can enjoy the extended podcast content. Plus, you can download the Korean script PDF for note-taking for free.📌 Join the Membership and enjoy

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00:12:59

Korean Vocabulary Explained 007 언제, 무엇을 먹느냐에 따라 이름이...

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2025/09/19

In Korea, the name of food changes depending on when and what you eat!From breakfast to lunch, snacks, dinner, and even company gatherings—Let’s explore the foods Koreans eat in a day and learn fun expressions 🍱🇰🇷📌 ⁠www.youtube.com/@케이진kjin⁠📌 If you join the YouTube membership, you can enjoy the extended podcast content. Plus, you can download the Korean script PDF for note-taking for free.📌 Join the Membership and enjoy the benefits! 👉

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00:13:08

Korean Vocabulary Explained 006 한국 사람들이 ‘극장’보다 ‘영화관’을...

KoreanBuddyKjin ·

2025/09/12

In this episode, we explore the subtle difference between 장(場) and 관(館) in Korean, and how this nuance affects words like 영화관 and 극장.Perfect for Korean learners who want to understand vocabulary nuances naturally. 📌 ⁠www.youtube.com/@케이진kjin⁠📌 If you join the YouTube membership, you can enjoy the extended podcast content. Plus, you can download the Korean script PDF for note-taking for free.📌 Join the Membership and enjoy the benefits! 👉

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00:16:30

Korean Vocabulary Explained 005 한국에서 술자리를 매너 있게 즐기는 법...

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2025/09/06

There are some common expressions Koreans use when drinking together. These aren’t just polite phrases to be considerate — they also show a lot about Korean drinking culture. So if you know them, they can be really useful.Today, we’re going to learn some cultural words and expressions related to drinking. And if you understand the Chinese character for alcohol, “주(酒),” it’ll make everything even easier to follow.📌 ⁠www.youtube.com/@케이진kjin⁠📌 If you join the YouTube membership, you can enjoy the

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00:18:04

Korean Vocabulary Explained 004 서울 생활이 힘든 이유 Why Life...

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2025/08/29

Seoul looks clean, safe, and beautiful from the outside. But living in Seoul can be very difficult because of problems like traffic, parking, jobs, and housing.In this video, you will learn important Korean vocabulary with the word 난 (難), which means difficulty.📌 ⁠www.youtube.com/@케이진kjin⁠📌 If you join the YouTube membership, you can enjoy the extended podcast content. Plus, you can download the Korean script PDF for note-taking for free.📌 Join the Membership and enjoy the benefits! 👉

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00:10:49

Korean Vocabulary Explained 003 ‘일日’이 들어간 일상 생활 필수 단어...

KoreanBuddyKjin ·

2025/08/22

Learn essential Korean words that include the character 日 (il), from “Daily Life” to “Sunrise.” 🌞 In this episode, we explore how this simple character appears in everyday vocabulary such as 일상, 일정, 일출, 종일, 금일 and more!📌 ⁠www.youtube.com/@케이진kjin⁠📌 If you join the YouTube membership, you can enjoy the extended podcast content. Plus, you can download the Korean script PDF for note-taking for free.📌 Join the Membership and enjoy the benefits! 👉

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00:12:54

Korean Vocabulary Explained 002 ‘국國’이 들어간 단어로 배우는 나라...

KoreanBuddyKjin ·

2025/08/15

Today, we’re diving into Korean vocabulary that contains the Chinese character “국(國)”, which means “nation” or “country.”These words are closely related to national identity, history, and politics, and they’re often used in everyday conversation, news, and literature.By understanding the meaning of “국(國)” and how it’s used, you can deepen your vocabulary and better understand Korean culture and history.📌 ⁠www.youtube.com/@케이진kjin⁠📌 If you join the YouTube membership, you can enjoy the extended

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