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Carrot Song

There is a cute Korean children’s song called 당근 쏭 (Carrot Song). The word 당근 is used as a pun in the song. 당근 can mean ‘carrot’ in Korean, but it can also mean ‘of course’ in Korean. Here is a video that you can sing along to:

나 보고싶니 (Do you miss me?)

당근 (Of course)

나 생각나니 (Do you think of me?)

당근 (Of course)

I love you, you love me

당근당근당근 (Of course, of course, of course)

나 좋아하니 (Do you like me?)

당근 (Of course)

나 사랑하니 (Do you love me?)

I love you, you love me

당근당근당근 (Of course, of course, of course)

너 변하지마 (Don’t you change)

당근 (Of course)

언제까지나 (Forever)

당근 (Of course)

좋아해 좋아해 (I like you I like you)

당근당근당근 (Of course, of course, of course)

늘 행복해요 (Always happy)

당근 (Of course)

늘 즐거워요 (Always enjoyable)

당근 (Of course)

사랑해 사랑해 (I love you I love you)

당근 쏭 (Carrot song)

때로는 짜증나고 (Sometimes irritating)

때로는 힘들어도 (Sometimes tiresome)

너의곁에 언제나 (Always by your side)

웃고있는 날 생각해 (I think of the days of laughter)

때로는 슬퍼지고 (Sometimes it gets sad)

때로는 외로워도 (It may sometimes get lonely)

너의곁에 언제나 (Always by your side)

함께하는 나를 생각해 (Think of me)

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I work at a high school and last week my students all had their government mandatory PE test. About half the school knows I know Korea, some assume I know some Korean, but a large chunk think I know like 5 words (which tbh is what I would prefer.)

Most of the kids who *know* I know Korean will usually still speak to me in English to practice/because they think it’s fun. This one kid in particular picks up a ton of phrases from movies and tv and he uses them pretty naturally all the time…but immediately after will ask what it actually means (they’re usually insults about other students or chill phrases like “no big d”) ((the kid he insults is also his best friend and that friend is pretty much fluent in English))

Anyways, this one class is just over halfway done and 3 students come over to me with Boy Who Tries in front and Boy Who is Fluent and Different Boy behind him. BWT points to something behind me and said what I thought was “mouse.” I mildly panic and let out a squeaky “paRdON?!” He then repeats and points again “mouse.” I turn and there is nothing behind me.

I look to BWF behind him for help and his just says “He means zip.” And I am still full confusion. “Zip! Zip!”

I turn again and BWT is directly pointing to the iced Americano I had behind me and he says the same thing again but this time I hear what he ACTUALLY said which was “one mouth.”

Now this kid is 18 and flirty af so I come back yet again but stronger with a “PARDON?!” And then I realize BWF probably said “sip” not “zip” and BWT usually translates things literally and in Korean “one bite/sip” is “한입” which literally translates to “one mouth.”

TL;DR I’m old and my hearing is awful. And while my students were supposed to be the ones exercising, I was the one that left with sore abs from laughing at my own dumb hearing.

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Learn-Korean — Korean Through Song: Carrot Song (당근송)

-은/는 vs -이/가

⚠️Disclaimer: I got this info from the lingodeer website. 🚩this is a very complicated concept in Korean and you will not learn it in one sitting. It comes to you with lots and lots of exposure and practice. I’m still not the best at it myself after studying for years, but I’ve noticed that I can just feel when it seems good or weird to use one over the other. After lots of exposure to the language you start to naturally know when It’s best to use one over the other.

Subject Marking Particles 이/가

To sum it up, 이 and 가 are used to denote the subject of a sentence.

* 이 is used after a noun that ends in a consonant. (E.g. 선생님이 / 책이 / 이름이 )

* 가 is used after a noun that ends in a vowel. (E.g. 학교는 / 엄마는 / 의자는 )

Let’s look at some example sentences:

신발이 더러워요. The shoes are dirty.

날씨가 추워요. The weather is cold.

민지가 학교에 갔다. Minji went to school.

강아지가 잠을 잡니다. The dog is sleeping.

비행기가 공항에 도착했습니다. The plane has arrived at the airport.

Topic Marking Particles 은/는

은 and 는 are used to denote the topic of a sentence.

은 is used after a noun that ends in a consonant. (E.g. 선생님은 / 책은 / 이름은 )

는 is used after a noun that ends in a vowel. (E.g. 학교는 / 엄마는 / 의자는 )

Here are some examples:

오늘은 날씨가 좋아요. The weather is nice today.

오늘 = “today”. It is the topic of the sentence.

그는 곧 결혼을 할 거예요. He’ll get married soon.

그 = “he”. It is the topic of the sentence.

Four Differences Between 은/는 and 이/가

Difference #1:

Subject vs Description

이/가 puts the focus on the subject:

누가 이 컵을 깼어요? Who broke this cup?

가 puts the focus on “who” broke the cup.

제가 깼어요. I did.

가 puts the focus on the subject “I”, who broke the cup.

은/는 puts the focus on the description:

수진 씨는 지금 뭐 해요? What is Sujin doing now?

는 puts the focus on what Sujin is “doing”.

수진 씨는 지금 요리하고 있어요. Sujin is cooking now.

는 puts the focus on Sujin’s action, which is “cooking”.

Difference #2:

New Information vs. Known Information

이/가 is used to introduce new information:

새로운 친구가 생겼어요. 그 친구는 17살이에요. I have a new friend. The friend is 17 years old.

Explanation: In the second sentence, the “friend” is no longer new information, because the friend was previously mentioned in the first sentence. That’s why you have to use “친구는”, and not “친구가” in the second sentence.

은/는 is used to mention known information:

어제 한국어 시험이 있었어요. 그 시험은 너무 어려웠어요. I had a Korean language test yesterday. That test was very difficult.

Explanation: Because the “test” is no longer new information, as it was previously mentioned in the first sentence, you have to use “시험은”, and not “시험이” in the second sentence.

Difference #3:

Statements vs. Comparisons

이/가 is used to making broad statements:

드레스가 예뻐요. The dress is pretty.

시장에 사람이 많았어요. There were many people in the market.

은/는 is used in comparisons and contrasting:

저는 그림은 잘 그리지만 공부는 못해요. I’m good at painting, but I’m not good at studying.

철수는 키가 크고 지민이는 키가 작아요. Cheolsu is tall and Jimin is short.

그 식당은 햄버거는 맛있어요. That restaurant has good hamburgers.

(This has the nuanced implication “but not the salad” or “but not their service” etc. , compared to their hamburger.)

Difference #4:

Only after subject vs. After any noun

이/가 can be used only after the subject of a sentence:

케이크가 맛있어요. The cake is delicious.

고향이 어디십니까? Where is your hometown?

부산이 제 고향이에요. Busan is my hometown.

은/는 is used after any noun that requires emphasis:

저는 김지민입니다. I’m Jimin Kim.

이것은 책이에요. This is a book.

그것은 의자입니다. That is a chair.

Conclusions: 이/가 vs 은/는

Please note that these are some of the most complicated grammar rules in Korean. Even advanced Korean learners often get confused when trying to distinguish the correct use of 은/는 and 이/가.

The best way to better understand these particles is to read Korean texts as much as you can, while keeping the aforementioned explanations in mind. That being said, I do have a practice that will help you practice using both of these & I’ll be posting It after this one. (Because this one is alreasy long) So follow me to keep up with that.

당근송 The Carrot Song

Listen to 당근송 The Carrot Song online. 당근송 The Carrot Song is an Unknown language song and is sung by Kingdom Kids. 당근송 The Carrot Song, from the album 온 가족이 함께 불러주는 어린이동요100 Korean Popular Children’s Song 100, was released in the year 2018. The duration of the song is 1:05. Download Unknown songs online from JioSaavn.

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