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Common Words Koreans Often Misuse | Korean FAQ
Native Korean speakers can make mistakes too (of course), but some of them are so prolific that they're good to be aware of even as a learner.
While there are many common spelling mistakes you might see, I wanted to focus more on mistakes related to usage, grammar, and verbs.
This video is about common mistakes that native Korean speakers make related to things such as using verbs or grammar, and not spelling mistakes.
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Hobbies in Korean – Vocabulary for your favorite activities
Talking about things that you like to do can be fun. This makes learning about hobbies in Korean helpful when talking to a new Korean friend. Hobbies can be one big topic to cover, so you won’t run out of things to talk about!
If you’re new to learning the Korean language, start by covering the Korean alphabet. That way, learning hobbies in Korean will be far easier!
Hobbies in KoreanThe word hobby is translated as 취미 (chwimi) in Korean. This is the first word you need to know before we dive into learning words for specific hobbies.
In this lesson, you will be learning the most common hobbies in Korean. In addition, we’ll teach you some simple Korean phrases too.
What are Korean hobbies?Koreans are fond of doing different things as a hobby. They enjoy outdoor activities like playing sports, hanging out at coffee shops, or shopping. However, indoor activities like watching Korean dramas or movies, texting their friends, and eating good food are highly enjoyed by many too! These interests are just a few, and there are plenty more things that are fun to do for Koreans, and we’ve enumerated them below.
List of hobbies in KoreanPeople may have different interests and things they find enjoyable. This way, it’s also fun to meet new friends we share similar hobbies with. Check out the words below and see if one or some of these are hobbies. Now, let’s get to learning!
Common words on hobbiesHere is some common vocabulary on typical Korean hobbies. These hobbies are usually part of one’s routine and are usually a means of relaxation for some. Language learning like what you’re doing now falls under this category too!
EnglishKorean hobby취미 (chwimi) reading독서 (dokseo) cooking요리 (yori) watching movies영화보기 (yeonghwabogi) watching TV티비보기 (tibibogi) watching dramas드라마보기 (deuramabogi) surfing Internet인터넷하기 (inteonethagi) learning배우기 (baeugi) language learning언어 베우기 (eoneo beugi) blogging블로깅 (beulloging) spending time with friends친구하고 시간을 보내기 (chinguhago siganeul bonaegi) Hobbies related to musicYou might be part of a band, playing one or more instruments, or you just love music. If so, you might find your hobby below. These hobbies often involve the use of a musical instrument or simply your voice.
EnglishKorean listening to music음악듣기 (eumakdeutgi) singing노래하기 (noraehagi) piano피아노 (piano) guitar기타 (gita) drums드럼 (deureom) violin바이올린 (baiollin) trumpet트럼펫 (teureompet) saxophone색소폰 (saeksopon) Hobbies related to artArt covers different kinds of hobbies, from photography to pottery. Hobbies related to arts are often an expression of one’s emotions and talents too. Apart from the process, one of the best things about these hobbies is the handiwork that you get to use or keep!
EnglishKorean drawing, painting그림 (geurim) pottery도예 (doye) calligraphy서예 (seoye) papercrafts지공예 (jigongye) embroidery자수 (jasu) woodwork목공 (mokgong) sewing바느질 (baneujil) knitting, crochet뜨개질 (tteugaejil) photography사진 찍기 (sajin jjikgi) model building모형 만들기 (mohyeong mandeulgi) jewelry making귀금석 제조 (gwigeumseok jejo) collecting stamps우표 수집 (upyo sujip) Hobbies related to sports and activitiesSports and other activities are usual hobbies that people enjoy. These can either be done outdoors or indoors.
EnglishKorean chess체스 (cheseu) games게임 (geim) video games비디오게임 (bidiogeim) board games보드게임 (bodeugeim) walking산책 (sanchaek) jogging조깅 (joging) running달리기 (dalligi) cycling자전거타기 (jajeongeotagi) fishing낚시 (naksi) hiking등산 (deungsan) camping캠핑 (kaemping) traveling여행 (yeohaeng) birding조류 관찰 (joryu gwanchal) volunteering자원봉사 (jawonbongsa) swimming수영 (suyeong) dancing춤 (chum) taekwondo태권도 (taegwondo) soccer, football축구 (chukgu) basketball농구 (nonggu) volleyball배구 (baegu) baseball야구 (yagu) table tennis탁구 (takgu) golf골프 (golpeu) tennis테니스 (teniseu) badminton배드민턴 (baedeuminteon) exercising운동하기 (undonghagi) watching sports스포츠보기 (seupocheubogi) archery양궁 (yanggung) billiard당구 (danggu) horseback riding승마 (seungma) ice skating스케이트 (seukeiteu) skiing스키 (seuki) snowboarding스노보드 타기 (seunobodeu tagi) surfing서핑 (seoping) scuba diving스쿠버 다이빙 (seukubeo daibing) skateboarding스케이트보드 타기 (seukeiteubodeu tagi) yoga요가 (yoga) pilates필라테즈 (pillatejeu) Verbs to use when talking about hobbies in KoreanHobbies are associated with actions, whether they are passive or active. Below, we have also listed some common action words often used when talking about a hobby.
EnglishKorean to draw, to paint그리다 (geurida) to listen듣다 (deutda) to watch보다 (boda) to like좋아하다 (joahada) to dislike싫어하다 (sileohada) to do하다 (hada) to make만들다 (mandeulda) to read읽다 (ilda) to play; to hit, to strike치다 (chida) to ride, to take, to get on타다 (tada) to play an instrument악기를 연주하다 (akgireul yeonjuhada) Useful phrases about hobbies in KoreanHobbies are a common conversation topic when meeting someone for the first time or getting to know someone. If you’re planning to meet Korean friends soon, it’s useful to have questions and phrases about hobbies in Korean on hand.
Here are some questions and phrases in Korean that you can use during a conversation you’ll have about your hobby.
How to ask about hobbies in Korean?Here are some questions about hobbies that you might encounter or you can ask your Korean friend:
EnglishKorean What is your hobby? / What are your hobbies?취미가 뭐예요?(chwimiga mwoyeyo?) What do you like to do?뭘 하는 걸 좋아해요?
(mwol haneun geol joahaeyo?) Do you like cooking?요리하는 걸 좋아해요?
(yorihaneun geol joahaeyo?) What do you like to do for fun?재미로 뭘 하는 걸 좋아해요?
(jaemiro mwol haneun geol joahaeyo?) What do you do in your free time?시간 남을 때 뭐해요?
(sigan nameul ttae mwohaeyo?) What do you like to do in your free time?자유시간 있을 때 뭐하는 걸 좋아해요?
(jayusigan isseul ttae mwohaneun geol joahaeyo?) Can you play any musical instrument?악기를 연주할 수 있어요?
(akgireul yeonjuhal su isseoyo?) Can you do any sports?스포츠를 할 수 있어요?
(seupocheureul hal su isseoyo?) How to talk about hobbies in Korean?
To answer the questions above, you can practice on these phrases:
EnglishKorean My hobbies are...제 취미는 X예요/이에요.(je chwimineun Xyeyo/ieyo.) My hobby is traveling.제 취미는 예행이에요.
(je chwimineun yehaengieyo.) I like...X 좋아해요.
(X joahaeyo.) I like watching movies.영화보기 좋아해요.
(yeonghwabogi joahaeyo.) I like to sing.저는 노래하는 걸 좋아해요.
(jeoneun noraehaneun geol joahaeyo.) I like to do X for fun.재미로 X하는 걸 좋아해요.
(jaemiro Xhaneun geol joahaeyo.) I like taking photos for fun.재미로 사진 찍는 걸 좋아해요.
(jaemiro sajin jjingneun geol joahaeyo.) I like to read books in my free time.자유시간 있을 때 책을 읽는 걸 좋아해요.
(jayusigan isseul ttae chaegeul ingneun geol joahaeyo.) I play the piano every day.저는 매일 피아노를 쳐요.
(jeoneun maeil pianoreul chyeoyo.) I cannot do X well.저는 X를 잘 못해요.
(jeoneun Xreul jal mothaeyo.) I can't play football well.저는 축구치기를 잘 못해요.
(jeoneun chukguchigireul jal mothaeyo.) I don't like swimming.저는 수영하기를 싫어해요.
(jeoneun suyeonghagireul sileohaeyo.)
Wow! There are so many things you might love doing and many different but simple ways to describe them. Now that you know how to talk about your hobby in Korean, you have yet another topic you can talk with your Korean friends about. And why not practice already below in the comment section by telling us about your favorite hobby? Don’t forget to check our blog for more fun topics in learning Korean!
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All in all, the photos looked amazing and I was happy to see mine printed and hanging on the walls as well. It was also great to meet up with Dylan as I had not seen him for a long time and had just interviewed him the day before for the Sajin Photography podcast.
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