Learn the Korean word for “market.”
Discover how to describe busy, lively places where people buy food and goods.

Key expressions:

시장은 사람이 많아요.
(The market is crowded)
시장에서 음식을 사요.
(I buy food at the market)

Korean Places in Real Life

EP.05 — Market in Korea (시장)

Tom loved teasing his friends at school. Every day, he would make fun of their hairstyles, clothes, or even the way they spoke. Everyone laughed—except Tom.
One day, Sarah decided to tease Tom back, joking about his messy backpack. Tom’s face turned red. He shouted, “Hey, that’s not funny!”
His friends laughed and said, “Wow, Tom! You dish it out but can’t take it!”
Tom realized he shouldn’t make fun of others if he couldn’t handle it himself. From that day on, he learned to be kinder—and more careful with jokes.

Dish it out but can’t take it”

This phrase is used to describe someone who is quick to criticize, tease, or make fun of others but becomes upset or defensive when the same is done to them.

More examples: 

He’s always making jokes about everyone’s mistakes, but he can’t take it when someone teases him. He really dishes it out but can’t take it.
Don’t be like her—she dishes it out but can’t take it.

Dish it out → To criticize or tease others
Can’t take it → Cannot handle being criticized or teased in return

English Mini Lessons

Dish it out and cant take it 

Es importante empezar por el principio, los saludos y las presentaciones básicas es el primer paso. ¡Que lo disfrutes!

Tu Ruta al Español

!Hola¡ mucho gusto

En esta nueva entrega de CHARLA CASUAL, Jon (Madrid) y Joan (Barcelona) Hablarán sobre el cotilleo del año. La canción de Shakira, la repercusión que ha tenido y analizarán el tema como siempre informalmente, sin guion y pasándolo bien. Relájate y escúchanos!

¡Qué Pasa! Podcast en Español

Shakira. Cotilleos y tal. PARTE #2

Neste breve relato, conto uma história assustadora que ocorreu comigo quando eu era criança;

Português em 1 minuto com o Júlio

Outra história de terror

Hablo un poco en este podcast sobre decir adiós. ¿Cuáles son las razones para decir adiós? La más triste la mu3rt3. También cuando se nos abre una nueva oportunidad tenemos que decir adiós para abrirle la puerta a lo nuevo. 

Déjame saber qué piensas y reserva una clase conmigo. 

Hablar por hablar (Listening)

Adiós: despedirse (Goodbye: saying goodbye)

In this episode we will talk about 【Interesting vocabulary about "number"】, you will learn how to say 【everything goes smoothly,A drop in the bucket】 ect.
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It is recommended that you study in the following ways:
1st time: listen without looking at the text.
2nd time: look at the text and write down the new words, later look up the dictionary. 
3rd time: listen again without looking at the text.
4th time: repeat after it without looking at the text.
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大家好，我是Yuli。欢迎收听我的播客。
上周我们学了数字一到五的一些有趣的词，今天我们继续来学习吧。
第一个是数字“六”，“六六大顺”是一句祝福语，多用于祝福中年人士家庭幸福，工作顺利，事业有成，身体健康。有一个流行语“666”，是很厉害的意思，可以用来夸人。你看到很厉害的人或事的时候，可以说“666”。这其实是口头语“溜”的谐音数字，一个人的中文说得很好，我们可以说“他的中文说得很溜。”
七上八下：指的是“心中慌乱、不安”。例如：当我第一次去见我的老师时，我心里紧张得七上八下。 
八字没一撇：一个“八”字连一撇都没有写。比喻事情离成功还差得很远。例如： 他们刚认识，结婚的事八字没一撇呢。
九牛一毛：“许多头牛身上的一根毛。形容极大数量中的微不足道的数量。”。例如： 这点损失对他来说, 只不过是九牛一毛。  
十拿九稳：指的是“做事很有把握”。例如： 如果不是十拿九稳的事，他不会轻易答应你的。
大家快把这些词用起来吧，这样你的中文就更溜了。我们下期见。
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六六大顺	/	liù liù dà shùn	/	everything goes smoothly
祝福语	/	zhù fú yǔ	/	blessing
事业有成	/	shì yè yǒu chéng	/	have a successful career
流行语	/	liú xíng yǔ	/	buzzwords
溜	/	liù	/	smooth
谐音	/	xié yīn	/	similar pronunciation
慌乱	/	huāng luàn	/	panic
不安	/	bù ān	/	uneasy
七上八下	/	qī shàng bā xià	/	an unsettled state of mind
八字没一撇	/	bā zì méi yì piě	/	There is not the slightest sign of success yet.
比喻	/	bǐ yù	/	metaphor
撇	/	piě	/	leftfalling stroke
九牛一毛	/	jiǔ niú yì máo	/	A drop in the bucket
微不足道	/	wēi bù zú dào	/	insignificant
十拿九稳	/	shí ná jiǔ wěn	/	practically certain
轻易	/	qīng yì	/	easily

Daily Chinese With Yuli

有趣的“数字” Interesting vocabulary about "number"② （Intermediate level）

Today I want to talk about a particular group of English adjectives.  These adjectives start with the prefix, "a-".  This prefix comes from Middle English.  It attaches to verbs and nouns and it changes them into adjectives.  An example would be "sleep" and "asleep." 

Find a transcript at:  https://www.difficultenglishexplained.com/blog/adjectives-that-start-with-a

Difficult English Explained

Adjectives that start with a-

All About Bedding (with transcript)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1puoVnFGX0uGByNEgL-AtzfP9BRKivhkj/view?usp=drivesdk