Hangugo (한국어)

Long long time ago, my English teacher told us in a classroom that if we could talk in English in our dream (while we're sleeping) it means that we already mastered the English language. Then after a couple years since my teacher told us that, finally I got the dream! Hahaha, I was so happy believing that I have mastered my English language.

Of course it's not true, hahaa, I still lack in conversation and sometimes got mixed up in using tenses up to now. Hikss.... But one thing I'm certain of, that dream showed that I already into the language and I got the confidence in using it anytime. (even with lots of mistake) *big grin*

So what's the relation with Hangugo? What is Hangugo? Hangugo (한국어) means Korean Language.

As you know, these days I've been very keen about Hangul (Korean Alphabets). If there's a blank paper, I feel like always want to write Hangul. Maybe due to this new habit, yesterday night I got a very absurd dream. I dreamt speaking in Korean languange. :D I remember I said the words :

- 'saram' (사람) means someone

- 'saramdeuri' (사람들이) means people

- and 'banmal' (반말) means informal speech or casual speech

Yayy, does it mean I have really mastered Korean? Hahaha, hopefully... someday... *cross finger*

Here are a couple of my hangul handwriting, my small notebook is now full of my hangul writings, just like an elementary student's assignment book. Very messy, but I kinda like it. :D

writing quotes in Hangul

괜찮아요 (it's okay) & 화이팅! (fighting)

할말이 없어요 (I don't have anything to say)

봤어요 (I saw it) & 이따봐요 (see you later)

착한

한국 나이로 (Korean Age) & 미국 나이로 (American Age)

Native Korean Numbers & Sino Korean Numbers

너는 아직도 내가 알고있는 같은 사람이야
(you are still the same person that I knew)

사람이 꽃보다 아름다워
(a person is more beautiful than flower)

가족 회원들
(family members)