"Blending the 80/20 Rule and Psychology for

Rapid Korean Learning!

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KICKSTART YOUR KOREAN WITH KONGLISH

How to Instantly Speak Korean Without Learning a
Single Word!

What if we told you that even if youve never studied Korean

a day in your life, you already know plenty of words!

How is this possible? Perhaps you were a Korean scholar in

your past life? Or maybe your roommate has been secretly
teaching you in your sleep.

While those may be possibilities, the more likely scenario is

because of a good friend of oursKonglish!

KongWHAT?! Maybe youve never heard this word before.

Konglish is the Korean version of English words.

(Korean + English = Konglish).

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For words that werent in the traditional Korean language,
Koreans simply took the English word and sounded it out in
Hangeul (Korean alphabet).

This is great news for you, because you can start saying
words in Korean from the get-go without having to pick up a
single book.

There is one thing you need to take into account, and that is
pronunciation.

Since were sounding out English words in Korean, the

words may sometimes sound slightly different than the
standard English pronunciation. Some will sound identical,
and some will sound a bit different to you.

Lets take a look:

(menu) Pronounced exactly like the English word

(orange) Pronounced similar to orange.
However, there is an extra syllable in the Korean version.
Therefore, the pronunciation sounds like o-ren-ji

Yikes! How do I know when the pronunciation is slightly

different than English? Great question.

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If youre looking at the word in Hangeul, then you just follow
that pronunciation. And since youve already learned how to
read Korean from the 90 Minute Challenge, youre ready to
advance in your Konglish career!

The other great thing

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impressed with your
pronunciation!

They are used to hearing visitors and expats saying orange.

So, if you kick things off with the pronunciation o-ren-ji, you
already get bonus points! Koreans will recognize your
language skills, so you will get more Korean speaking
opportunities if you want them. Stepping up as King of
Konglish reaps many benefits!

Today we are going to cover some of the most frequently

used Konglish words. These words follow the 80/20
Principle, which states that 20% of vocabulary is used 80%
of the time.

We want to make sure these words stick, so were going to

walk you through the process that we use here at 90 Day
Korean. Just follow the three simple steps, and repeat as
many times as you need!
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Were sure youre excited to get rolling, so lets get you
started with 15 of the most frequently used Konglish words!

Step One: Learn in a Flash

Instructions: Listen to the accompanying AudioBytes file and review the
vocabulary words.

80/20 KONGLISH PRONUNCIATION DEFINITION

Sounds Like Meaning
1. keop cup
2. men-yu menu

3. po-keu fork
4. cho-kol-lit chocolate
5. a-i-seu-keu-rim ice cream

6. pi-ja pizza
7. kol-la cola

8. ju-seu juice
9. keo-pi coffee
10. o-ren-ji orange

11. ba-na-na banana

12. bi-ta-min vitamin

13. bol-pen pen (ballpoint pen)

14. saen-deu-wi-chi sandwich
15. wa-in wine

Were only getting started! On to Step 2

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Step Two: Recognition
Instructions: Without looking back, try to match the 80/20 vocabulary words
with their English meanings. Check your answers above after youve finished.

KOREAN ENGLISH ANSWERS

1 a) juice 1.
2 b) cup 2.
3 c) coffee 3.
4 d) orange 4.
5 e) pizza 5.
6 f) pen / ballpoint pen 6.
7 g) vitamin 7.
8 h) cola 8.
9 i) ice cream 9.
10 j) menu 10.
11 k) fork 11.
12 l) chocolate 12.
13 m) wine 13.
14 n) sandwich 14.
15 o) banana 15.

Good work! Keep it going

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Step Three: English Recall
Instructions: Without looking back, try to write the English meanings. Check
your answers above after youve finished. If you get stuck, start again. Continue
until you can go all the way through without any mistakes.

First Attempt

KOREAN ENGLISH Second Attempt

1. KOREAN ENGLISH
2.
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3.
2.
4.
3.
5.
4.
6.
5.
7.
6.
8.
7.
9.
8.
10.
9.
11.
10.
12.
11.
13.
12.
14.
13.
15.
14.

Fantastic work! 15.

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Now that youve got 15 words in your vocabulary arsenal,
its time to put them to use!

The next time you go into a convenience store or

supermarket, you can ask for one of the above items. Even if
you dont understand Korean yet, thats fine. Usually you can
guess from the context of the situation when someone is
asking if youre looking for something.

Once you hear a question-like sentence, its time to spring

into action with your newfound Konglish knowledge!

Remember, its key to practice the pronunciation of these

words. Some of them sound similar to the English
pronunciation, but some are quite different.

The sooner you can get in the groove of pronouncing words

like a Korean, the better youll be understood. The more you
are understood, the more motivated youll be to learn the
language!

You can also get to know these words better by looking out
for them as you go about your day. When youre out
shopping or doing errands, try to spot the Hangeul for the
words you learned today. Writing them will also be good
practice!

Although it may be tempting to use the Romanized version

of a word (menu instead of ), its better to get in the
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habit of writing the Hangeul. Youll learn faster and Korea
will become a more familiar place much quicker!

Its exciting to know that its possible to learn Korean quickly

if you focus on the right parts of the language, and make it
FUN. Thats what were all about at 90 Day Korean, and
thats why we created our Inner Circle!

We found most Korean courses and books out there were

boring and overly complicated and set people up to fail right
from the beginning. Thats why we created a mixed team of
Koreans and native English speakers and came up with our
brand new approach to learning Korean!

If you liked this lesson, then stay tuned for whats coming
next!

Very soon, youll be able to use your Konglish knowledge to

ask and answer questions. Pretty cool, right?

Over and out, Want more lessons like this?

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