Does it mean love? Or attachment? Or heart? The Korean word 정 is not only hard to translate but also hard to explain. So in this episode, we are going to take a deep-dive and discover its core meaning. We are also going to wrap up the discussion on gratefulness (or the absence of it). .Episode Summary: Section 1 (오늘의 한국말) = 정; Section 2 (재미있는 한국 이야…

Does it mean love? Or attachment? Or heart? The Korean word 정 is not only hard to translate but also hard to explain. So in this episode, we are going to take a deep-dive and discover its core meaning. We are also going to wrap up the discussion on gratefulness (or the absence of it). .Episode Summary: Section 1 (오늘의 한국말) = 정; Section 2 (재미있는 한국 이야…

This is a previously released SpongeLoop episode but repeated 20 times. This is meant for repetitive listening, my absolute favorite language learning technique. You can request the transcript and the translations at SpongeMind.org. This episode was originally called Sponge Loop #28김치에 대한 재미있는 사실 여섯개.…

There is an interesting phrase that Koreans use to express their displeasure. And it consists of surprisingly basic vocabulary! We are also going to talk about how Koreans treat dogs changed over time..Episode Summary: Section 1 (오늘의 한국말) = 좀 그렇다; Section 2 (재미있는 한국 이야기) = 반려견 문화; Section 3 (깊은 얘기) = 감사하는 마음…

There is an interesting phrase that Koreans use to express their displeasure. And it consists of surprisingly basic vocabulary! We are also going to talk about how Koreans treat dogs changed over time..Episode Summary: Section 1 (오늘의 한국말) = 좀 그렇다; Section 2 (재미있는 한국 이야기) = 반려견 문화; Section 3 (깊은 얘기) = 감사하는 마음…

Today’s episode is all about butt-wiping, or toilet paper. There are a few ways it’s used in Korea that Westerners might find bizarre. Some might find them gross, but YOU might find them fascinating. We are also going to tell you how a roll of toilet paper can wish someone good fortune in Korea. And for the Deep Talk segment, we are going to start …

Today’s episode is all about butt-wiping, or toilet paper. There are a few ways it’s used in Korea that Westerners might find bizarre. Some might find them gross, but YOU might find them fascinating. We are also going to tell you how a roll of toilet paper can wish someone good fortune in Korea. And for the Deep Talk segment, we are going to start …

You may know how to say “I like it” in Korean. You may even know how to say “I love it”. But do you know how to say “I’m crazy about it”? Well, you will find out in this episode. We are also going to talk about how Japanese anime acquired a following among Korean kids to a religious fervor and how it still influences our culture. .Summary of the Ep…

You may know how to say “I like it” in Korean. You may even know how to say “I love it”. But do you know how to say “I’m crazy about it”? Well, you will find out in this episode. We are also going to talk about how Japanese anime acquired a following among Korean kids to a religious fervor and how it still influences our culture. .Summary of the Ep…

This is a previously released SpongeLoop episode but repeated 20 times. This is meant for repetitive listening, my absolute favorite language learning technique. You can request the transcript and the translations at SpongeMind.org. This episode was originally called Sponge Loop #27 외국인을 처음 본 날.저자 Jonson Lee 존슨 리

This is a previously released SpongeLoop episode but repeated 20 times. This is meant for repetitive listening, my absolute favorite language learning technique. You can request the transcript and the translations at SpongeMind.org. This episode was originally called Sponge Loop #26 램쥐.저자 Jonson Lee 존슨 리

사투리 means “dialects” in Korean. There are many 사투리 in Korea, and some of them have social and cultural significances. We will explore the world of 사투리 from these perspectives. We also cover three most important factors in human relationships by sharing the difficulties we had with our marriage and how we overcame them..Summary of the Episode: Secti…

사투리 means “dialects” in Korean. There are many 사투리 in Korea, and some of them have social and cultural significances. We will explore the world of 사투리 from these perspectives. We also cover three most important factors in human relationships by sharing the difficulties we had with our marriage and how we overcame them..Summary of the Episode: Secti…

There is this music genre popular in Korea that’s more Korean than K-Pop, K-Ballads, K-R&B and things like that. Eunice and Jonson talk about what it is and its place in the Korean society. They also discuss probably the most important aspect of our lives, human relationships..Summary of the Episode: Section 1 (오늘의 한국말) = 마음; Section 2 (재미있는 한국 이야기…

There is this music genre popular in Korea that’s more Korean than K-Pop, K-Ballads, K-R&B and things like that. Eunice and Jonson talk about what it is and its place in the Korean society. They also discuss probably the most important aspect of our lives, human relationships..Summary of the Episode: Section 1 (오늘의 한국말) = 마음; Section 2 (재미있는 한국 이야기…

There is a Korean expression that Koreans use to express their disappointment… or sadness. But it’s used differently from the way the words “disappointed” or “sad” are used in English. You will have a clear idea how it works once you listen to this episode. And we are also going to find out why you rarely see kids at playgrounds in Korea. .Summary …

There is a Korean expression that Koreans use to express their disappointment… or sadness. But it’s used differently from the way the words “disappointed” or “sad” are used in English. You will have a clear idea how it works once you listen to this episode. And we are also going to find out why you rarely see kids at playgrounds in Korea. .Summary …

This is a previously released SpongeLoop episode but repeated 20 times. This is meant for repetitive listening, my absolute favorite language learning technique. You can request the transcript and the translations at SpongeMind.org. This episode was originally called Sponge Loop #25 계란밥저자 Jonson Lee 존슨 리

This is a previously released SpongeLoop episode but repeated 20 times. This is meant for repetitive listening, my absolute favorite language learning technique. You can request the transcript and the translations at SpongeMind.org. This episode was originally called Sponge Loop #24 흥부와 놀부.저자 Jonson Lee 존슨 리

In this episode, Eunice and Jonson talk about how Koreans say “OK, Boomer”. They also talk about the culture and trends around plastic surgery in Korea, and what pushes Korean girls into going under the knife.저자 Jonson Lee 존슨 리

In this episode, Eunice and Jonson talk about how Koreans say “OK, Boomer”. They also talk about the culture and trends around plastic surgery in Korea, and what pushes Korean girls into going under the knife. ---Summary of the Episode: Segment 1 (오늘의 한국말) = 꼰대Segment 2 (재미있는 한국 이야기) = 성형수술Segment 3 (깊은 얘기) = 직업…

What’s the Korean idiom for “bad influence”? And what’s up with that gold colored tea that almost every Korean restaurant serves for free? We are going to cover it all in this episode!---Summary of the Episode: Segment 1 (오늘의 한국말) = 물들다Segment 2 (재미있는 한국 이야기) = 보리차Segment 3 (깊은 얘기) = 직업저자 Jonson Lee 존슨 리

What’s the Korean idiom for “bad influence”? And what’s up with that gold colored tea that almost every Korean restaurant serves for free? We are going to cover it all in this episode!저자 Jonson Lee 존슨 리

In this episode, Eunice and Jonson discuss the English education in Korea and how it changed over time… and what it means in Korean social life when your ears start getting “itchy”.Summary of the Episode: Section 1 (오늘의 한국말) = 귀가 가렵다; Section 2 (재미있는 한국 이야기) = 한국의 영어교육; Section 3 (깊은 얘기) = 소비 문화저자 Jonson Lee 존슨 리

In this episode, Eunice and Jonson discuss the English education in Korea and how it changed over time… and what it means in Korean social life when your ears start getting “itchy”.저자 Jonson Lee 존슨 리

This is a previously released SpongeLoop episode but repeated 20 times. This is meant for repetitive listening, my absolute favorite language learning technique. You can request the transcript and the translations at SpongeMind.org. This episode was originally called Sponge Loop #10 설날.저자 Jonson Lee 존슨 리

안녕하세요. 듣다보면 똑똑해지는 라이프, 듣똑라입니다. 연말연시를 앞두고 여러분께 죄송한 말씀을 전합니다. 듣똑라가 2023년 12월 31일로 모든 서비스 운영을 종료하게 됐습니다. 그동안 듣똑라를 아껴주셨던 많은 분들께 진심으로 감사의 인사를 올립니다. 듣똑라는 2019년 ‘2030세대의 시사친구’라는 슬로건으로 뉴미디어 실험을 시작했습니다. 팟캐스트와 유튜브 채널을 통해 새로운 방식의 뉴스 스토리텔링을 선보였고, 프리미엄 지식 콘텐트 RACE 시리즈를 런칭하기도 했습니다. 지난 5년간 늘 도전하고 혁신했습니다. 하지만 콘텐트 시장을 비롯한 내외부적인 상황과 정책의 변화로 듣똑라의 여정을 여기서 멈추게 됐습니다. 갑작…

This is a previously released SpongeLoop episode but repeated 20 times. This is meant for repetitive listening, my absolute favorite language learning technique. You can request the transcript and the translations at SpongeMind.org. This episode was originally called Sponge Loop #23 감사한 것.저자 Jonson Lee 존슨 리

진행: 홍상지 0:57 사적제재의 양면성 4:09 선택적 팩트체크 7:00 비이성적인 혐오

진행 : 이현 1:57 불안한 일자리 7:25 인산인해 팝업 스토어, 어쩌면 이것 때문에? 14:13 재테크 해도 부모님 세대처럼은 어렵다?!

진행: 이지상 기자

이 방송은 한국콘텐츠진흥원의 유료광고를 포함합니다.

진행: 김지아 00:35 '돈 세이 게이 법'이란? 02:47 디즈니 vs 론 디샌티스 04:58 미국의 문화전쟁 07:06 문화전쟁에 휘말린 초콜릿

진행: 이지상 기자 해당 콘텐트는 유튜브 라이브 진행본입니다. 음질이 고르지 않을 수 있으니 너른 양해부탁드립니다.

When Koreans say you have big hands, it sometimes has nothing to do with the body parts attached to your arms. It is an expression and it’s used when… well, you are going to find out from this episode. Oh and also how the name “Korea” came about.Summary of the Episode: Section 1 (오늘의 한국말) = 손이 크다; Section 2 (재미있는 한국 이야기) = 코리아 라는 나라 이름의 유래; Section…

When Koreans say you have big hands, it sometimes has nothing to do with the body parts attached to your arms. It is an expression and it’s used when… well, you are going to find out from this episode. Oh and also how the name “Korea” came about…저자 Jonson Lee 존슨 리

북튜버 김겨울 작가와 나누는 독서 이야기

Eunice and Jonson talk about the expression Koreans use to describe someone who gets swayed by others too easily. They also talk about how our feeling and mood can change from moment to moment and how it impacts us.Summary of the Episode: Section 1 (오늘의 한국말) = 귀가 얇다; Section 2 (재미있는 한국 이야기) = 부대찌개; Section 3 (깊은 얘기) = 성격…

Eunice and Jonson talk about the expression Koreans use to describe someone who gets swayed by others too easily. They also talk about how our feeling and mood can change from moment to moment and how it impacts us.저자 Jonson Lee 존슨 리

진행: 이지상 기자 오늘 등장 인물들의 아이템이 궁금하다면 유튜브에서도 확인하실 수 있습니다! ※이 콘텐트는 책 간접광고를 포함하고 있습니다.

진행: 홍상지 2:40 서울러와 지방러 4:19 인구 절반이 수도권에 사는 나라 6:22 선택권이 없는 사람들 8:15 '로컬씨 어디에 사세요' 서진영 작가 인터뷰

진행: 이지상 기자

진행 : 이현 3:29 유대인과 함께 발견한 금융의 역사 8:33 로스차일드 가문이 뭔데? 17:26 유대인이 금융업으로 성공한 비결 듣똑러 여러분 함께 달려요! -시작은 글쓰기 RACE https://bit.ly/48yqq3z

This is a previously released SpongeLoop episode but repeated 20 times. This is meant for repetitive listening, my absolute favorite language learning technique. You can request the transcript and the translations at SpongeMind.org. This episode was originally called Sponge Loop #22 뻔한 생각.저자 Jonson Lee 존슨 리

진행: 홍상지 1:11 우린 오래 전부터 단짠에 길들여져 왔다 4:50 담배보다 설탕에 더 중독되기 쉬운 이유 8:12 16살 미국 청소년이 맥도날드 상대로 소송한 이유 듣똑러 여러분 함께 달려요! -시작은 글쓰기 RACE https://bit.ly/48yqq3z -단단한 마음 RACE https://bit.ly/3tkeQc7

듣똑러 여러분 함께 달려요! -시작은 글쓰기 RACE https://bit.ly/48yqq3z -단단한 마음 RACE https://bit.ly/3tkeQc7

Koreans love sharing their food…but not always. And maybe not anymore, at least for certain kinds of food. In this episode, Eunice and Jonson discuss the food sharing culture in Korea and how it changed over time.Summary of the Episode: Section 1 (오늘의 한국말) = 꼬리를 내리다; Section 2 (재미있는 한국 이야기) = 음식 나눠먹기; Section 3 (깊은 얘기) = 성격…

Koreans love sharing their food…but not always. And maybe not anymore, at least for certain kinds of food. In this episode, Eunice and Jonson discuss the food sharing culture in Korea and how it changed over time.저자 Jonson Lee 존슨 리

듣똑러 여러분 함께 달려요! -시작은 글쓰기 RACE https://bit.ly/48yqq3z -단단한 마음 RACE https://bit.ly/3tkeQc7

진행: 홍상지 1:12 감정노동의 정의 3:19 일을 사랑해야 한다는 환상에 대해(f.책 ) 5:27 나는 나를 지킬 수 있을까(f.이혜진 작가) 전문가에게 배우는 멘탈관리 방법, 단단한 마음 RACE! https://bit.ly/3tkeQc7