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Posted by u/G6P 2 years ago 

To those who have used Glossika

I’ve read that the pace of the speaking is felt to be too fast for
beginners, and possibly even low intermediates. I’m currently using
Pimsleur. Would anybody who has used both consider Pimsleur
followed by Glossika to be a reasonable progression?

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 wisdomprevails 1 point · 2 years ago · edited 2 years ago

 It's pretty fast, but if it is a problem you can just slow it down
with most audio players to a level you are comfortable with. I
used to slow it down to 80% and then increase back to 100%
once I felt more comfortable. Funny thing is, after 1 year of
study, it actually does not feel fast to me anymore.

Also, in case you don't know, Glossika has been revamped, it is

not just audio files anymore, there is a web app where you can
control the speed of playback. Not a huge fan at $30/month
personally.

I think Glossika is okay, but I don't think it helps anywhere near

as much for production of language like Pimsleur. It's good for
listening, but then again I find myself having far more success
using sentences mined from variety shows and Kdramas. Far
more natural and I can easily review in Anki using sub2srs. The
main benefit of Glossika is the fact that you can study while
doing something else (you don't have to be reading or looking
at a screen). So I mainly use it when I go for a walk or jog or
even in the shower.

In answer to your original question, yes it would be a good

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Posted by u/lilikoinikki 2 days ago

Translation Help translation needed, my mom sent this to me

고맙다. 내딸아! 또하나더 예기 해줄까 너가 난지 이틀째인데 한쪽눈을 질못뜨는거야
그래서 니아빠랑 지금은 돌아가신 니 외할머니하고 나하고 널 베이비 침대에 누워놓
고 걱정하며 우리셋이서 널보고있는데 아! 글쌔 니가 그조그만 양쪽눈을 뜨는거야 그
래서 우리셋은 박수를치며 널 축복했지..잠시걱정은 사라지고 우린너무기뻐했단다.
그때처럼 오늘도 널위해 축복하고 윌컴투 이세상!! 하나남께 감사!!

if you could please help me translate this :( today is my birthday and my mom
wanted to tell me something about when i was a baby but i don’t really
understand it....thank you so so much

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Posted by u/kloudab 3 days ago

At times, Korean feels like English.

I've been studying Korean for about 14 months now. Starting about maybe 6
months ago there are times where I'll be listening to the teachers talking in
Korean or listening to a news segment and the stuff that I'm listening to feels
like I'm listening to it in English (my 모국어). The kicker here is, I don't
understand what I'm listening to it, at least not 100%.

Does anyone else have this experience? It would make more sense to feel this
way if I understood 90-100% of what I'm listening to, but sometimes I feel this
way even if I understand less than 50%.

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Posted by u/moriahholland 4 days ago

Translation Help What is breathe in Korean?

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I lost my bestfriend of 19 years to the opioid epidemic last Friday. Her only
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Korean after her funeral. Her and my husband are both quarter Korean so this
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like the verb breathe - to take in air. Just wanna be sure I am right because I
don’t wanna get the wrong thing tattooed lol. thank you regardless.

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Posted by u/ilunite2 4 days ago

QuestionHow does one say “now that I think about it” or “come
to think of it” in Korean?
If the direct translation is unnatural in Korean, what’s the closest translation?

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Posted by u/listolinguine 3 days ago

Question Does the Teasing Ever Stop?

안녕하세요,

I have been studying Korean for almost 6 months now, (the firs

I am 17m and have grown up in the U.S. for all my life and my 3

So, my question: Is this a common experience for those of you wh

I appreciate any responses very much!!

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Posted by u/kween_of_Pettys 5 days ago

Practice 안녕하세요!! 제 문장을 읽고 고쳐 주세요 ~♥

큰 도시에서는 운전을 못 하지 않은 사람들이 많아요 In large cities, there's many
people who can't drive.

요리책에 따라서 우리는 이렇게 만들어 야 돼요 According to the cookbook, we

have to make it like this.

세상의 인권 기준에 따라서 한 사람을 이유 없이 살해당하는 것은 잘못된 것이에요.

According to this world's human rights standards, it's wrong to kill someone
for no reason.

저는 다른 나라에 여행함에 따라 다른 문화를 어떻게 받아들일 수 있을지 배웠어요.

As I traveled to other countries, I learned how I could accept different cultures.

제 친구가 미국에서 여행함에 따라서 미국 역사에 관심이 생겼어요 As my friend

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Posted by u/Akayat 6 days ago

What is ~겠더래?
I was reading an article and I found this 그런데 어느 날 눈을 떠보니까 자기 앞에
서 엄마가 죽겠더래요. 그제야 보이더래요. Thinking about it I tried turning the 더
래 to a 더라고 해 (like you would do with 이래 to 이라고 해) but I still can't
understand it. (He/she said) But one day, because I opened my eyes (realized
something?) I experienced/saw/hear that my mother would die in front of me.

That doesn't sound right. PD: speaker is a woman speaking about what her
daughter said.

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