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(Slow & Easier) Korean Story - 계란밥 (Sponge Loop 25) 

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About the dish I grew up with in Korea and how many kids ended up hating it. Sponge Loop is a series of short Korean stories for Korean listening practice. Every Sponge Loop comes with the word-for-word translations, transcript and mp3 file. You can request them here: spongemind.org/
Thanks for watching SpongeMind TV :-)

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Комментарии : 35   
@이슬-s5v2e
@이슬-s5v2e 3 года назад
Thanks for sharing the story! I understood most of the words (probably 95%) and didn't have to look anything up :)
@SpongeMindTV
@SpongeMindTV 3 года назад
Very very impressive!
@gdedengylebowski1660
@gdedengylebowski1660 3 года назад
Thank you so much, I was happy to understand some words, my progress is slow but steady. And cooking is a great topic for beginners
@SpongeMindTV
@SpongeMindTV 3 года назад
When the progress is steady, who cares how slow it is. Rushing is for losers ;-)
@wiamhadraoui9480
@wiamhadraoui9480 3 года назад
thank you very much ,it was a good helpful podcast , I learned new expressions in korean . Great job
@SpongeMindTV
@SpongeMindTV 3 года назад
Great to know that you find it helpful! What new expressions did you learn from it?
@wiamhadraoui9480
@wiamhadraoui9480 3 года назад
@@SpongeMindTV 아까 말했듯이 , 반대로, 걔란, 거의, 떤ㅏ있던, 굉장히, 대신에
@wiamhadraoui9480
@wiamhadraoui9480 3 года назад
떠나있던 *
@SpongeMindTV
@SpongeMindTV 3 года назад
@@wiamhadraoui9480 Great! Those are all very useful words and forms. Keep moving forward!
@wiamhadraoui9480
@wiamhadraoui9480 3 года назад
@@SpongeMindTV Thank you
@benfolds17
@benfolds17 Год назад
ㅋㅋㅋ Great channel & hilarious story! Thanks for the effort you put into your channel... it's lots of fun! 😉
@dramaqueen4934
@dramaqueen4934 8 месяцев назад
사려고 i learned ths grammar like to intend to do so something, but here it was used just like the order of actions
@jaljaljalkorean-language
@jaljaljalkorean-language Год назад
너무 재미있게 봤습니다 계란밥 저도 좋아합니다^^
@dashavershinina5631
@dashavershinina5631 3 года назад
좋은 아빠니까 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 👍👍
@SpongeMindTV
@SpongeMindTV 3 года назад
사실이에요 :)
@jayceewedmak9524
@jayceewedmak9524 3 года назад
Lol great story. Poor Dad. Poor kids. 😄
@SpongeMindTV
@SpongeMindTV 3 года назад
I still ask them if they want egg rice for dinner. They don't even respond.
@jayceewedmak9524
@jayceewedmak9524 3 года назад
@@SpongeMindTV 😆
@jayceewedmak9524
@jayceewedmak9524 3 года назад
@@SpongeMindTV kids 😒 - no appreciation 😉
@dramaqueen4934
@dramaqueen4934 8 месяцев назад
신기했어요 진짜요
@begloz
@begloz 3 года назад
Hi Jonson, thanks for the story. I came back to your channel after a while and I am happy to see you are still active :) But what happened to the other channel "motivate korean"? I don't see it on youtube anymore.. :/
@SpongeMindTV
@SpongeMindTV 3 года назад
Welcome back! Yes I'm still alive on RU-vid although I don't upload as many videos as I used to. But Jeremy (MotivateKorean) is taking a very long break from making any language related content, and I don't know how long it's going to be :(
@Learninglotsoflanguages
@Learninglotsoflanguages 3 года назад
제 엄마랑 아빠는 요리는 싫어요. 어렷을 때 제 엄마는 항상 밥이랑 치즈를 만들었어요. 밥, 토마토 사스, 토마토 페스트, 치즈가 섞어요. 만약 제 아빠가 요리하면 우리는 얼린 피자나 서브외 (Subway) 센드위치 먹었어요. 지금은, 저는 너무 피곤하는 때문에, 제 남편이 보통 요리해요. 제 남편은 음식을 진짜 잘 요리해요.
@Learninglotsoflanguages
@Learninglotsoflanguages 3 года назад
I have no idea what I'm doing with particles XD Ah 는/이/가/를 so confusing. Hopefully I didn't mess it up too much. Been overthinking these too much lately.
@SpongeMindTV
@SpongeMindTV 3 года назад
@@Learninglotsoflanguages Your comment is 100% comprehensible so I wouldn't worry too much about whatever tiny little mistakes it has. They usually fix themselves over time, as long as you stay exposed to the language. 잘 쓰셨습니다!
@suzieQna
@suzieQna 3 года назад
Haha....funny ending. Love 계란밥. I don't eat carbs like that anymore but I could def eat that all day. How come you didn't get sick of that for those two weeks?? Also thought 제발 was a bad word to use with parents.
@SpongeMindTV
@SpongeMindTV 3 года назад
So good to hear from you Suzie! And yes it was a miracle that I didn't get sick of it. I think I did sneak in other kinds of snack just for myself, and didn't share them with the kids.... I "don't remember" anymore ^^;;
@Jorge007dr
@Jorge007dr 2 года назад
존손 선생님, 이 비디오를 업로드를 해 주셔서 고맙습니다. However, I think that it may be more effective to have relevant pictures of each scenario that you're speaking about in this story are you're narrating it. Having a white background and the text is good, but it would help to visualize the story more with pictures. You may add the Korean or English text as subtitles. I hope this helps!
@SpongeMindTV
@SpongeMindTV 2 года назад
Thanks for the tips! I just need to find the time
@Jorge007dr
@Jorge007dr 2 года назад
@@SpongeMindTV 네, 선생님! 수고하셨어요.
@dramaqueen4934
@dramaqueen4934 8 месяцев назад
Excuse me but why you call your kids 집 애들이 ?
@sanfernandovalleyboy
@sanfernandovalleyboy 3 года назад
I think next time you should cook the same thing again, every day for every meal :)
@SpongeMindTV
@SpongeMindTV 3 года назад
I plan to ;-)
@learikosontcuit7129
@learikosontcuit7129 3 года назад
한국 사람들이 부인보다 와이프를 더 많이 사용해요? 처음에 와이프가 뭣인지 못 알아들 수 있지만 자막보면 그냥 영어인 것을 깨달았다 어요
@SpongeMindTV
@SpongeMindTV 3 года назад
부인 sounds very old-fashioned. Koreans usually use 제 아내 or 제 와이프. Korean husbands also use 애 엄마 to refer to their wife when they have kids.