1일차 – "Hello." / 안녕. / Kumusta.
2일차 – "Good morning." / 좋은 아침. / Maayong buntag.
3일차 – "Good night." / 잘 자. / Maayong gabii.
4일차 – "Thank you." / 고마워. / Salamat.
5일차 – "Sorry." / 미안해. / Pasayloa ko.
6일차 – "What is this?" / 이거 뭐야? / Unsa ni?
7일차 – "What is that?" / 저거 뭐야? / Unsa na?
8일차 – "How do you say ___?" / ___ 어떻게 말해? / Unsaon pag-ingon sa ___?
9일차 – "Say it again." / 다시 말해줘. / Balik daw.
10일차 – "Slowly please." / 천천히. / Hinay-hinay lang.
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11일차 – "I don't understand." / 이해 안 돼. / Wala ko kasabot.
12일차 – "Do you understand?" / 이해했어? / Nakasabot ka?
13일차 – "Yes." / 응. / Oo.
14일차 – "No." / 아니. / Dili.
15일차 – "Maybe." / 아마도. / Tingali.
16일차 – "Really?" / 진짜? / Tinuod?
17일차 – "Come here." / 이리 와. / Ari diri.
18일차 – "Wait." / 잠깐만. / Kadali.
19일차 – "Look at this." / 이거 봐. / Tan-awa ni.
20일차 – "Listen." / 들어봐. / Paminaw.
21일차 – "What time is it?" / 몇 시야? / Unsa na oras?
22일차 – "It's early." / 일찍이야. / Sayo pa.
23일차 – "It's late." / 늦었어. / Late na.
24일차 – "Where are you going?" / 어디 가? / Asa ka paingon?
25일차 – "I'm going home." / 집에 가. / Mopauli ko.
26일차 – "Let's go." / 가자. / Adto na ta.
27일차 – "Do you want to eat?" / 먹을래? / Gusto mukaon?
28일차 – "I want to eat." / 먹고 싶어. / Gusto ko mukaon.
29일차 – "What do you want?" / 뭐 원해? / Unsa imong gusto?
30일차 – "Give me water." / 물 줘. / Hatagi ko tubig.
31일차 – "Give me one." / 하나 줘. / Hatagi ko usa.
32일차 – "Give me two." / 둘 줘. / Hatagi ko duha.
33일차 – "How much?" / 얼마? / Tagpila?
34일차 – "It's expensive." / 비싸. / Mahal.
35일차 – "It's cheap." / 싸. / Barato.
36일차 – "Lower please." / 깎아줘. / Palihug baratoha.
37일차 – "I don't have money." / 돈 없어. / Wala koy kwarta.
38일차 – "Where is the bathroom?" / 화장실 어디야? / Asa ang banyo?
39일차 – "It's hot." / 더워. / Init.
40일차 – "It's cold." / 추워. / Bugnaw.
41일차 – "Are you okay?" / 괜찮아? / Okay ra ka?
42일차 – "I'm okay." / 괜찮아. / Okay ra ko.
43일차 – "I'm tired." / 피곤해. / Gikapoy ko.
44일차 – "I'm happy." / 행복해. / Lipay ko.
45일차 – "I'm sad." / 슬퍼. / Nasubo ko.
46일차 – "Don't worry." / 걱정 마. / Ayaw kabalaka.
47일차 – "That's good." / 좋아. / Maayo na.
48일차 – "That's bad." / 안 좋아. / Bati na.
49일차 – "I like it." / 좋아해. / Ganahan ko.
50일차 – "I don't like it." / 싫어. / Dili ko ganahan.
51일차 – "I like you." / 너 좋아해. / Ganahan ko nimo.
52일차 – "Do you like this?" / 이거 좋아해? / Ganahan ka ani?
53일차 – "What do you think?" / 어떻게 생각해? / Unsa imong hunahuna?
54일차 – "I think so." / 그런 것 같아. / Mao tingali.
55일차 – "I don't think so." / 그렇지 않은 것 같아. / Dili tingali.
56일차 – "What do you usually do?" / 보통 뭐 해? / Unsa imong ginabuhat?
57일차 – "I work." / 일해. / Nagtrabaho ko.
58일차 – "I rest." / 쉬어. / Nagpahulay ko.
59일차 – "Let's rest." / 쉬자. / Pahulay ta.
60일차 – "What did you do yesterday?" / 어제 뭐 했어? / Unsa imong gibuhat gahapon?
61일차 – "I went to the beach." / 바다에 갔어. / Niadto ko sa dagat.
62일차 – "I stayed home." / 집에 있었어. / Nagpabilin ko sa balay.
63일차 – "Did you sleep well?" / 잘 잤어? / Katulog ka ug maayo?
64일차 – "I slept well." / 잘 잤어. / Nakatulog ko ug maayo.
65일차 – "I had a dream." / 꿈 꿨어. / Nagdamgo ko.
66일차 – "Can you help me?" / 도와줄 수 있어? / Makatabang ka nako?
67일차 – "Help me please." / 도와줘. / Tabangi ko.
68일차 – "I will try." / 해볼게. / Mosulay ko.
69일차 – "Try it." / 해봐. / Sulayi.
70일차 – "Again." / 다시. / Usab.
71일차 – "Tell me about your family." / 가족 얘기해줘. / Istoryahi ko bahin sa pamilya nimo.
72일차 – "I have a sister." / 여동생 있어. / Naay ko igsoon nga babaye.
73일차 – "I have a brother." / 남동생 있어. / Naay ko igsoon nga lalaki.
74일차 – "My mother." / 우리 엄마. / Akong inahan.
75일차 – "My father." / 우리 아빠. / Akong amahan.
76일차 – "What is that called?" / 저거 이름이 뭐야? / Unsa tawag ana?
77일차 – "I don't know." / 몰라. / Wala ko kahibalo.
78일차 – "Do you know?" / 알아? / Kahibalo ka?
79일차 – "Teach me." / 가르쳐줘. / Tudloi ko.
80일차 – "Teach me that word." / 그 단어 가르쳐줘. / Tudloi ko ana nga pulong.
81일차 – "What should we eat today?" / 오늘 뭐 먹을까? / Unsa atong kan-on karon?
82일차 – "Let's eat together." / 같이 먹자. / Kaon ta og dungan.
83일차 – "Cook for me." / 요리해줘. / Luto-i ko.
84일차 – "It's delicious." / 맛있어. / Lami.
85일차 – "It's not delicious." / 맛없어. / Dili lami.
86일차 – "Let's go to the beach." / 바다 가자. / Adto ta sa dagat.
87일차 – "Let's swim." / 수영하자. / Langoy ta.
88일차 – "The water is warm." / 물이 따뜻해. / Init ang tubig.
89일차 – "Be careful." / 조심해. / Pag-amping.
90일차 – "When will you come back?" / 언제 돌아올 거야? / Kanus-a ka mubalik?
91일차 – "I'll come back tomorrow." / 내일 돌아올게. / Mubalik ko ugma.
92일차 – "Don't go." / 가지 마. / Ayaw ug lakaw.
93일차 – "I miss you." / 보고 싶어. / Gimingaw ko nimo.
94일차 – "Do you miss me?" / 나 보고 싶어? / Gimingaw ka nako?
95일차 – "I'm sorry." / 정말 미안해. / Pasayloa ko.
96일차 – "It's okay." / 괜찮아. / Okay lang.
97일차 – "I want to learn more." / 더 배우고 싶어. / Gusto ko makaton pa.
98일차 – "You are a good teacher." / 너 좋은 선생님이야. / Maayo ka nga magtutudlo.
99일차 – "Today let's speak Korean only." / 오늘은 한국어만 하자. / Karon, Korean lang ta.
100일차 – "Today let's speak Cebuano only." / 오늘은 비사야어만 하자. / Karon, Cebuano lang ta.
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각 패턴은 서로에게 영어로 뜻을 설명해주고, 발음도 연습해보세요.
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마이닉
2026.07.25 16:34
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마이닉
2026.07.25 16:35
2일차 – "Good morning."
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Today's Goal
Today you will learn how to say "good morning" in Korean and Cebuano.
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Today's Core Phrase
English: Good morning.
Korean: 좋은 아침.
Cebuano: Maayong buntag.
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Word by Word
Korean:
좋은 = good
아침 = morning
Cebuano:
maayong = good (from "maayo" + connecting "ng")
buntag = morning
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Similar Expressions
Good afternoon.
좋은 오후.
Maayong hapon.
Good evening.
좋은 저녁.
Maayong gabii.
Good night.
잘 자.
Maayong gabii.
Hello.
안녕.
Kumusta.
---
Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)
A: 좋은 아침.
B: 좋은 아침.
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Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)
A: Maayong buntag.
B: Maayong buntag.
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Today's Exchange Mission
1. Say "좋은 아침" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Maayong buntag" to each other 3 times.
3. Greet each other with "good morning" in both languages when you wake up.
4. Ask each other in English: "What time do we say this?"
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Review Card
Front: Good morning.
Back: 좋은 아침. / Maayong buntag.
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마이닉
2026.07.25 16:35
3일차 – "Good night."
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Today's Goal
Today you will learn how to say "good night" in Korean and Cebuano.---
Today's Core Phrase
English: Good night.
Korean: 잘 자.
Cebuano: Maayong gabii.---
Word by Word
Korean:
잘 = well
자 = sleep (informal command)Cebuano:
maayong = good
gabii = night / evening---
Similar Expressions
Good morning.
좋은 아침.
Maayong buntag.Good afternoon.
좋은 오후.
Maayong hapon.Good evening.
좋은 저녁.
Maayong gabii. (same as good night)Hello.
안녕.
Kumusta.Sleep well.
잘 자요. (polite)
Matulog ka ug maayo.---
Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)
A: 잘 자.
B: 잘 자. 내일 봐. (See you tomorrow)---
Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)
A: Maayong gabii.
B: Maayong gabii. Ugma nasad. (See you tomorrow)---
Today's Exchange Mission
1. Say "잘 자" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Maayong gabii" to each other 3 times.
3. Say "good night" in both languages before going to sleep today.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we say this?"---
Review Card
Front: Good night.
Back: 잘 자. / Maayong gabii. -
마이닉
2026.07.25 16:36
4일차 – "Thank you."
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Today's Goal
Today you will learn how to say "thank you" in Korean and Cebuano.
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Today's Core Phrase
English: Thank you.
Korean: 고마워.
Cebuano: Salamat.
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Word by Word
Korean:
고마워 = thank you (informal)
Cebuano:
salamat = thank you (from Spanish/ Arabic origin)
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Similar Expressions
Thank you (polite).
고마워요.
Salamat.
Thank you very much.
정말 고마워.
Daghang salamat.
You're welcome.
천만에.
Way sapayan.
No problem.
괜찮아.
Way problema.
Thanks for the food.
잘 먹었어.
Salamat sa pagkaon.
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Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)
A: 여기 있어. (Here it is.)
B: 고마워.
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Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)
A: Ania ra. (Here it is.)
B: Salamat.
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Today's Exchange Mission
1. Say "고마워" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Salamat" to each other 3 times.
3. Give something to each other and say "thank you" in both languages 5 times.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"
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Review Card
Front: Thank you.
Back: 고마워. / Salamat.
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마이닉
2026.07.25 16:36
5일차 – "Sorry."
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Today's Goal
Today you will learn how to say "sorry" in Korean and Cebuano.
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Today's Core Phrase
English: Sorry.
Korean: 미안해.
Cebuano: Pasayloa ko.
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Word by Word
Korean:
미안해 = sorry (informal)
Cebuano:
pasayloa = forgive (command form)
ko = me
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Similar Expressions
I'm sorry (polite).
미안해요.
Pasayloa ko.
I'm really sorry.
정말 미안해.
Pasayloa ko gayod.
It's okay.
괜찮아.
Okay ra.
Don't worry.
걱정 마.
Ayaw kabalaka.
My mistake.
내 실수야.
Ako sayop.
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Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)
A: 늦었어. 미안해. (I'm late. Sorry.)
B: 괜찮아. (It's okay.)
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Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)
A: Late ko. Pasayloa ko. (I'm late. Sorry.)
B: Okay ra. (It's okay.)
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Today's Exchange Mission
1. Say "미안해" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Pasayloa ko" to each other 3 times.
3. Pretend to bump into each other and say "sorry" in both languages.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"
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Review Card
Front: Sorry.
Back: 미안해. / Pasayloa ko.
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마이닉
2026.07.25 16:36
6일차 – "What is this?"
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Today's Goal
Today you will learn how to ask "what is this?" in Korean and Cebuano.
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Today's Core Phrase
English: What is this?
Korean: 이거 뭐야?
Cebuano: Unsa ni?
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Word by Word
Korean:
이거 = this
뭐 = what
야 = question ending (informal)
Cebuano:
unsa = what
ni = this (pointing to something near)
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Similar Expressions
What is that?
저거 뭐야?
Unsa na?
What is that over there?
저건 뭐야?
Unsa kadto?
What is this called?
이거 이름이 뭐야?
Unsa tawag ani?
This is a pen.
이건 펜이야.
Kini usa ka lapis.
Is this a book?
이거 책이야?
Kini ba libro?
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Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)
A: 이거 뭐야?
B: 이건 물이야. (This is water.)
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Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)
A: Unsa ni?
B: Kini tubig. (This is water.)
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Today's Exchange Mission
1. Say "이거 뭐야?" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Unsa ni?" to each other 3 times.
3. Point to 5 different things around you and ask "what is this?" in both languages.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"
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Review Card
Front: What is this?
Back: 이거 뭐야? / Unsa ni?
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마이닉
2026.07.25 16:37
7일차 – "What is that?"
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Today's Goal
Today you will learn how to ask "what is that?" in Korean and Cebuano.
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Today's Core Phrase
English: What is that?
Korean: 저거 뭐야?
Cebuano: Unsa na?
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Word by Word
Korean:
저거 = that (pointing to something far)
뭐 = what
야 = question ending (informal)
Cebuano:
unsa = what
na = that (pointing to something away from speaker)
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Similar Expressions
What is this?
이거 뭐야?
Unsa ni?
What is that over there?
저건 뭐야?
Unsa kadto?
What is that called?
저거 이름이 뭐야?
Unsa tawag ana?
That is a tree.
저건 나무야.
Kana kahoy.
Is that a dog?
저거 개야?
Kana ba iro?
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Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)
A: 저거 뭐야?
B: 저건 나무야. (That is a tree.)
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Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)
A: Unsa na?
B: Kana kahoy. (That is a tree.)
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Today's Exchange Mission
1. Say "저거 뭐야?" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Unsa na?" to each other 3 times.
3. Point to 5 things far from you and ask "what is that?" in both languages.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this instead of '이거 뭐야?'"
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Review Card
Front: What is that?
Back: 저거 뭐야? / Unsa na?
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마이닉
2026.07.25 16:37
8일차 – "How do you say ___?"
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Today's Goal
Today you will learn how to ask how to say a word in Korean and Cebuano.
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Today's Core Phrase
English: How do you say ___?
Korean: ___ 어떻게 말해?
Cebuano: Unsaon pag-ingon sa ___?
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Word by Word
Korean:
어떻게 = how
말해 = say (informal)
Cebuano:
unsaon = how (to do)
pag-ingon = to say
sa = (particle connecting to the word)
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Similar Expressions
How do you say this?
이거 어떻게 말해?
Unsaon pag-ingon ni?
How do you say that?
저거 어떻게 말해?
Unsaon pag-ingon ana?
How do you say "water"?
"물" 어떻게 말해?
Unsaon pag-ingon sa "water"?
How do you say it?
그거 어떻게 말해?
Unsaon pag-ingon ana?
Please say it.
말해줘.
Ingna ko.
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Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)
A: "물" 어떻게 말해?
B: 물은 "water"야. (Water is "water".)
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Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)
A: Unsaon pag-ingon sa "water"?
B: Ang "water" kay "tubig". (The "water" is "tubig".)
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Today's Exchange Mission
1. Say "___ 어떻게 말해?" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Unsaon pag-ingon sa ___?" to each other 3 times.
3. Point to 5 things and ask how to say them in the other language.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"
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Review Card
Front: How do you say ___?
Back: ___ 어떻게 말해? / Unsaon pag-ingon sa ___?
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마이닉
2026.07.26 09:24
9일차 – "Say it again."
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**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to ask someone to repeat what they said in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: Say it again.
Korean: 다시 말해줘.
Cebuano: Balik daw.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
다시 = again
말해 = say (informal)
줘 = give (here, "to me" – polite request)Cebuano:
balik = return / repeat / again
daw = particle meaning "please" or "I said" (here, "say it again")---
**Similar Expressions**
Say that again.
그거 다시 말해줘.
Balik na.Please say it again.
다시 말해주세요. (polite)
Balik daw palihug.I didn't hear.
못 들었어.
Wala ko kadungog.One more time.
한 번 더.
Usa pa ka higayon.Speak slowly.
천천히 말해줘.
Hinay-hinay ug sulti.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 저거 뭐야? (What is that?)
B: (mumbling)
A: 다시 말해줘.---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Unsa na? (What is that?)
B: (mumbling)
A: Balik daw.---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "다시 말해줘" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Balik daw" to each other 3 times.
3. Have one person say something quietly, then the other asks to repeat using both languages.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: Say it again.
Back: 다시 말해줘. / Balik daw. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 09:25
10일차 – "Slowly please."
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**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to ask someone to speak or do something slowly in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: Slowly please.
Korean: 천천히.
Cebuano: Hinay-hinay lang.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
천천히 = slowlyCebuano:
hinay-hinay = slowly (reduplicated for emphasis)
lang = just / only (softens the request)---
**Similar Expressions**
Speak slowly.
천천히 말해줘.
Hinay-hinay ug sulti.Please speak slowly.
천천히 말해주세요. (polite)
Palihug hinay-hinay ug sulti.Slowly, please.
천천히 해줘.
Hinay-hinay lang.Wait a little.
잠깐만.
Kadali lang.Don't rush.
서두르지 마.
Ayaw pagdali.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 다시 말해줘. (Say it again.)
B: (speaks fast)
A: 천천히.---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Balik daw. (Say it again.)
B: (speaks fast)
A: Hinay-hinay lang.---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "천천히" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Hinay-hinay lang" to each other 3 times.
3. Have one person say a sentence fast, then the other asks "slowly please" in both languages.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: Slowly please.
Back: 천천히. / Hinay-hinay lang. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 09:26
11일차 – "I don't understand."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to say you don't understand in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: I don't understand.
Korean: 이해 안 돼.
Cebuano: Wala ko kasabot.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
이해 = understanding
안 = not
돼 = become / happen (here, "it doesn't happen")Cebuano:
wala = none / not
ko = I / me
kasabot = understand (from "sabot" = understand)---
**Similar Expressions**
I don't understand (polite).
이해가 안 돼요.
Wala ko kasabot.Do you understand?
이해했어?
Nakasabot ka?I understand.
이해했어.
Nakasabot ko.I don't know.
몰라.
Wala ko kahibalo.Please explain.
설명해줘.
Ipatin-aw palihug.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 이거 뭐야? (What is this?)
B: (says something complicated)
A: 이해 안 돼.---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Unsa ni? (What is this?)
B: (says something complicated)
A: Wala ko kasabot.---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "이해 안 돼" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Wala ko kasabot" to each other 3 times.
3. One person says something in their own language, the other says "I don't understand" in both languages.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: I don't understand.
Back: 이해 안 돼. / Wala ko kasabot. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 09:26
12일차 – "Do you understand?"
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to ask if someone understands you in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: Do you understand?
Korean: 이해했어?
Cebuano: Nakasabot ka?---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
이해 = understanding
했어 = did (past tense of "do")
? = question ending (informal)Cebuano:
nakasabot = understood (past tense of "understand")
ka = you (subject)---
**Similar Expressions**
Do you understand? (polite)
이해하셨어요?
Nakasabot ka?Do you understand me?
내 말 이해했어?
Nakasabot ka nako?I understand.
이해했어.
Nakasabot ko.I don't understand.
이해 안 돼.
Wala ko kasabot.Okay?
알겠어?
Sabot?---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 이해했어?
B: 응, 이해했어. (Yes, I understand.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Nakasabot ka?
B: Oo, nakasabot ko. (Yes, I understand.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "이해했어?" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Nakasabot ka?" to each other 3 times.
3. One person says a phrase in Korean/Cebuano, then asks the other "Do you understand?" in both languages.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: Do you understand?
Back: 이해했어? / Nakasabot ka? -
마이닉
2026.07.26 09:27
13일차 – "Yes."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to say "yes" in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: Yes.
Korean: 응.
Cebuano: Oo.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
응 = yes (informal, used with close friends)Cebuano:
oo = yes---
**Similar Expressions**
Yes (polite).
네. (formal/polite)
Oo.Yes, that's right.
응, 맞아.
Oo, sakto.Yes, I understand.
응, 이해했어.
Oo, nakasabot ko.Yes, please.
응, 줘. (Yes, give me)
Oo, palihug.Yes, I will.
응, 할게.
Oo, buhaton ko.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 이해했어? (Do you understand?)
B: 응, 이해했어. (Yes, I understand.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Nakasabot ka? (Do you understand?)
B: Oo, nakasabot ko. (Yes, I understand.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "응" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Oo" to each other 3 times.
3. Ask each other questions and answer "yes" in both languages 5 times.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: Yes.
Back: 응. / Oo. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 09:27
14일차 – "No."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to say "no" in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: No.
Korean: 아니.
Cebuano: Dili.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
아니 = no (informal)Cebuano:
dili = no (used for verbs/adjectives, negating actions or states)---
**Similar Expressions**
No (polite).
아니요. (formal/polite)
Dili.No, that's wrong.
아니, 틀렸어.
Dili, sayop.No, I don't want it.
아니, 싫어.
Dili, dili ko gusto.No, thank you.
아니, 괜찮아. (No, it's okay)
Dili, salamat.Not yet.
아직 아니야.
Wala pa.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 이거 좋아해? (Do you like this?)
B: 아니, 싫어. (No, I don't like it.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Ganahan ka ani? (Do you like this?)
B: Dili, dili ko ganahan. (No, I don't like it.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "아니" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Dili" to each other 3 times.
3. Ask each other questions and answer "no" in both languages 5 times.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: No.
Back: 아니. / Dili. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 09:27
15일차 – "Maybe."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to say "maybe" in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: Maybe.
Korean: 아마도.
Cebuano: Tingali.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
아마도 = maybe / perhapsCebuano:
tingali = maybe / perhaps / probably---
**Similar Expressions**
Maybe yes.
아마도 맞아.
Tingali oo.Maybe no.
아마도 아니야.
Tingali dili.Maybe later.
아마도 나중에.
Tingali unya.Maybe tomorrow.
아마도 내일.
Tingali ugma.I'm not sure.
잘 모르겠어.
Dili ko sigurado.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 내일 올 거야? (Will you come tomorrow?)
B: 아마도. (Maybe.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Mubalik ka ugma? (Will you come back tomorrow?)
B: Tingali. (Maybe.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "아마도" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Tingali" to each other 3 times.
3. Ask each other questions and answer "maybe" in both languages 5 times.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: Maybe.
Back: 아마도. / Tingali. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 09:28
16일차 – "Really?"
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to say "really?" to show surprise or ask for confirmation in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: Really?
Korean: 진짜?
Cebuano: Tinuod?---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
진짜 = real / true (question intonation)Cebuano:
tinuod = true / real (question intonation)---
**Similar Expressions**
Really? (polite)
정말요?
Tinuod?Is that true?
그거 진짜야?
Tinuod na?Seriously?
진짜로?
Seryoso?Are you sure?
확실해?
Sigurado ka?Oh, really?
아, 진짜?
Ah, tinuod?---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 내일 비 올 거야. (It will rain tomorrow.)
B: 진짜? (Really?)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Muulan ugma. (It will rain tomorrow.)
B: Tinuod? (Really?)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "진짜?" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Tinuod?" to each other 3 times.
3. Tell each other something surprising and respond with "really?" in both languages.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: Really?
Back: 진짜? / Tinuod? -
마이닉
2026.07.26 09:28
17일차 – "Come here."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to call someone to come to you in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: Come here.
Korean: 이리 와.
Cebuano: Ari diri.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
이리 = this way / here
와 = come (informal command)Cebuano:
ari = come (towards speaker)
diri = here---
**Similar Expressions**
Come here please.
이리 와줘.
Ari diri palihug.Come over here.
여기로 와.
Anhi diri.Come to me.
내게 와.
Duol sa akoa.Come (general command).
와.
Ari.Go there.
저리 가.
Adto didto.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 이리 와.
B: 응, 지금 갈게. (Yes, I'll come now.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Ari diri.
B: Oo, moadto ko karon. (Yes, I'll come now.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "이리 와" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Ari diri" to each other 3 times.
3. Stand apart from each other and call each other to "come here" in both languages.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: Come here.
Back: 이리 와. / Ari diri. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 09:28
18일차 – "Wait."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to ask someone to wait in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: Wait.
Korean: 잠깐만.
Cebuano: Kadali.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
잠깐 = a moment / a short time
만 = only / just (softens the request)Cebuano:
kadali = for a short while / wait (from "dali" = short time)---
**Similar Expressions**
Wait a moment.
잠깐만 기다려.
Kadali lang.Wait for me.
나 기다려줘.
Hulata ko.Please wait.
잠깐만요. (polite)
Palihug kadali.Just a second.
잠깐만.
Kadali lang.Don't wait.
기다리지 마.
Ayaw paghulat.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 갈까? (Shall we go?)
B: 잠깐만. (Wait.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Moadto na ta? (Shall we go now?)
B: Kadali. (Wait.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "잠깐만" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Kadali" to each other 3 times.
3. One person pretends to leave, the other says "wait" in both languages.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: Wait.
Back: 잠깐만. / Kadali. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 09:28
19일차 – "Look at this."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to ask someone to look at something near you in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: Look at this.
Korean: 이거 봐.
Cebuano: Tan-awa ni.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
이거 = this
봐 = look (informal command)Cebuano:
tan-awa = look at (command form)
ni = this (pointing to something near)---
**Similar Expressions**
Look at that.
저거 봐.
Tan-awa na.Look at me.
나 봐.
Tan-awa ko.Look here.
여기 봐.
Tan-awa diri.Look over there.
저기 봐.
Tan-awa didto.Look carefully.
잘 봐.
Tan-awa pag-ayo.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 이거 봐.
B: 뭐야? (What?)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Tan-awa ni.
B: Unsa? (What?)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "이거 봐" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Tan-awa ni" to each other 3 times.
3. Point to something near you and tell the other to "look at this" in both languages.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: Look at this.
Back: 이거 봐. / Tan-awa ni. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 09:29
20일차 – "Listen."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to tell someone to listen in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: Listen.
Korean: 들어봐.
Cebuano: Paminaw.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
들어 = listen (stem of "듣다" = to hear/listen)
봐 = try / see (added to make it a soft command, "try listening")Cebuano:
paminaw = listen (command form)---
**Similar Expressions**
Listen to me.
내 말 들어봐.
Paminaw nako.Listen carefully.
잘 들어봐.
Paminaw pag-ayo.Listen here.
여기 들어봐.
Paminaw diri.Did you hear?
들었어?
Nakadungog ka?I'm listening.
듣고 있어.
Nagpaminaw ko.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 들어봐.
B: 응, 말해봐. (Yes, tell me.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Paminaw.
B: Oo, sulti. (Yes, say it.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "들어봐" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Paminaw" to each other 3 times.
3. One person says "listen", then the other stops and pays attention. Do this 5 times.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: Listen.
Back: 들어봐. / Paminaw. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 09:30
21일차 – "What time is it?"
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to ask the time and say if it is early or late.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: What time is it?
Korean: 몇 시야?
Cebuano: Unsa na oras?---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
몇 = what (for numbers)
시 = o'clock / time
야 = question ending (informal)Cebuano:
unsa = what
na = already (used for current state)
oras = time / hour---
**Similar Expressions**
What time is it now?
지금 몇 시야?
Unsa na oras karon?It's one o'clock.
한 시야.
A las una na.It's two o'clock.
두 시야.
A las dos na.It's early.
일찍이야.
Sayo pa.It's late.
늦었어.
Late na.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 몇 시야?
B: 두 시야.---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Unsa na oras?
B: Alas dos na.---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "몇 시야?" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Unsa na oras?" to each other 3 times.
3. Look at a clock and ask each other the time 3 times.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: What time is it?
Back: 몇 시야? / Unsa na oras? -
마이닉
2026.07.26 09:30
22일차 – "It's early."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to say "it's early" in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: It's early.
Korean: 일찍이야.
Cebuano: Sayo pa.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
일찍 = early
이야 = is (informal, "it is")Cebuano:
sayo = early (from Spanish "temprano")
pa = still / yet (indicates that something is still the case)---
**Similar Expressions**
It's still early.
아직 일찍이야.
Sayo pa kaayo. (very early)It's too early.
너무 일찍이야.
Sayo ra kaayo.It's late.
늦었어.
Late na.Let's go early.
일찍 가자.
Adto ta og sayo.Wake up early.
일찍 일어나.
Mata og sayo.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 지금 몇 시야? (What time is it now?)
B: 7시야. 일찍이야. (It's 7. It's early.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Unsa na oras karon? (What time is it now?)
B: Alas 7 na. Sayo pa. (It's 7. It's early.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "일찍이야" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Sayo pa" to each other 3 times.
3. Look at a clock and say "it's early" in both languages when it's morning.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: It's early.
Back: 일찍이야. / Sayo pa. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 09:31
23일차 – "It's late."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to say "it's late" in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: It's late.
Korean: 늦었어.
Cebuano: Late na.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
늦었어 = is late (past tense form used to describe a current state, "it has become late")Cebuano:
late = late (borrowed from English/Spanish)
na = already (indicates the state has changed to "late")---
**Similar Expressions**
It's very late.
너무 늦었어.
Late na kaayo.Don't be late.
늦지 마.
Ayaw pag-late.Hurry up.
빨리 와.
Pagdali.Let's go, it's late.
가자, 늦었어.
Adto na ta, late na.I'm late.
나 늦었어.
Na-late ko.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 몇 시야? (What time is it?)
B: 10시야. 늦었어. (It's 10. It's late.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Unsa na oras? (What time is it?)
B: Alas 10 na. Late na. (It's 10. It's late.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "늦었어" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Late na" to each other 3 times.
3. Look at a clock and say "it's late" in both languages when it's evening or night.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: It's late.
Back: 늦었어. / Late na. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 09:32
24일차 – "Where are you going?"
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to ask where someone is going in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: Where are you going?
Korean: 어디 가?
Cebuano: Asa ka paingon?---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
어디 = where
가 = go (informal question, shortened from "가니?")Cebuano:
asa = where
ka = you
paingon = going (toward a direction)---
**Similar Expressions**
Where are you going now?
지금 어디 가?
Asa ka paingon karon?Where did you go?
어디 갔어?
Asa ka niadto?I'm going home.
집에 가.
Mopauli ko.I'm going to the store.
가게에 가.
Moadto ko sa tindahan.Where is this going?
이거 어디로 가?
Asa ni paingon?---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 어디 가?
B: 집에 가. (I'm going home.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Asa ka paingon?
B: Mopauli ko. (I'm going home.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "어디 가?" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Asa ka paingon?" to each other 3 times.
3. Ask each other where you are going and answer in both languages 3 times.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: Where are you going?
Back: 어디 가? / Asa ka paingon? -
마이닉
2026.07.26 09:33
25일차 – "I'm going home."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to say you are going home in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: I'm going home.
Korean: 집에 가.
Cebuano: Mopauli ko.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
집 = house / home
에 = to (particle indicating direction)
가 = go (informal)Cebuano:
mopauli = will go home / going home (future tense of "uli" = to return home)
ko = I / me---
**Similar Expressions**
I'm going home now.
지금 집에 가.
Mopauli ko karon.Let's go home.
집에 가자.
Mopauli na ta.I went home.
집에 갔어.
Napauli ko.I'm going to your house.
네 집에 가.
Moadto ko sa inyong balay.I'm not going home.
집에 안 가.
Dili ko mopauli.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 어디 가? (Where are you going?)
B: 집에 가. (I'm going home.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Asa ka paingon? (Where are you going?)
B: Mopauli ko. (I'm going home.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "집에 가" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Mopauli ko" to each other 3 times.
3. Tell each other when you are going home using both languages today.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: I'm going home.
Back: 집에 가. / Mopauli ko. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 20:53
26일차 – "Let's go."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to say "let's go" in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: Let's go.
Korean: 가자.
Cebuano: Adto na ta.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
가 = go (stem of "가다")
자 = let's (suggestion ending)Cebuano:
adto = go / go there
na = now / already
ta = we (inclusive, includes the listener)---
**Similar Expressions**
Let's go now.
지금 가자.
Adto na ta karon.Let's go together.
같이 가자.
Adto ta og dungan.Let's go home.
집에 가자.
Mopauli na ta.Let's eat.
먹자.
Kaon na ta.Let's go to the beach.
바다에 가자.
Adto ta sa dagat.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 다 됐어? (Is it all done?)
B: 응, 가자. (Yes, let's go.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Nahuman na? (Is it all done?)
B: Oo, adto na ta. (Yes, let's go.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "가자" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Adto na ta" to each other 3 times.
3. Use "let's go" in both languages when you go somewhere together today.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: Let's go.
Back: 가자. / Adto na ta. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 20:53
27일차 – "Do you want to eat?"
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to ask if someone wants to eat in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: Do you want to eat?
Korean: 먹을래?
Cebuano: Gusto mukaon?---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
먹을래 = do you want to eat? (informal question, from "먹다" = to eat + "-을래?" = do you want to?)Cebuano:
gusto = want (from Spanish "gusto")
mukaon = to eat (future/infinitive form of "kaon" = eat)---
**Similar Expressions**
Do you want to eat rice?
밥 먹을래?
Gusto mukaon ug kan-on?Do you want to eat bread?
빵 먹을래?
Gusto mukaon ug pan?Do you want to eat now?
지금 먹을래?
Gusto mukaon karon?I want to eat.
먹고 싶어.
Gusto ko mukaon.Let's eat.
먹자.
Kaon na ta.Are you hungry?
배고파?
Gigutom ka?---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 먹을래?
B: 응, 배고파. (Yes, I'm hungry.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Gusto mukaon?
B: Oo, gigutom ko. (Yes, I'm hungry.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "먹을래?" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Gusto mukaon?" to each other 3 times.
3. Ask each other if you want to eat before every meal today in both languages.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: Do you want to eat?
Back: 먹을래? / Gusto mukaon? -
마이닉
2026.07.26 20:54
28일차 – "I want to eat."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to say you want to eat in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: I want to eat.
Korean: 먹고 싶어.
Cebuano: Gusto ko mukaon.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
먹고 = eat (connective form of "먹다")
싶어 = want (informal, "I want to")Cebuano:
gusto = want
ko = I / me
mukaon = to eat (infinitive/future form)---
**Similar Expressions**
I want to eat rice.
밥 먹고 싶어.
Gusto ko mukaon ug kan-on.I want to eat bread.
빵 먹고 싶어.
Gusto ko mukaon ug pan.I want to eat now.
지금 먹고 싶어.
Gusto ko mukaon karon.I really want to eat.
정말 먹고 싶어.
Gusto ko gayod mukaon.I don't want to eat.
먹고 싶지 않아.
Dili ko gusto mukaon.I'm hungry.
배고파.
Gigutom ko.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 먹을래? (Do you want to eat?)
B: 응, 먹고 싶어. (Yes, I want to eat.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Gusto mukaon? (Do you want to eat?)
B: Oo, gusto ko mukaon. (Yes, I want to eat.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "먹고 싶어" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Gusto ko mukaon" to each other 3 times.
3. Tell each other you want to eat before meals today in both languages.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: I want to eat.
Back: 먹고 싶어. / Gusto ko mukaon. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 20:54
29일차 – "What do you want?"
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to ask what someone wants in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: What do you want?
Korean: 뭐 원해?
Cebuano: Unsa imong gusto?---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
뭐 = what
원해 = want (informal, from "원하다" = to want)Cebuano:
unsa = what
imong = your (possessive, "imo" + "ng" linker)
gusto = want / like---
**Similar Expressions**
What do you want to eat?
뭐 먹고 싶어?
Unsa imong gusto kan-on?What do you want to drink?
뭐 마시고 싶어?
Unsa imong gusto imnon?What do you want to do?
뭐 하고 싶어?
Unsa imong gusto buhaton?What do you need?
뭐 필요해?
Unsa imong kinahanglan?Tell me what you want.
뭐 원하는지 말해줘.
Sultihi ko unsa imong gusto.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 뭐 원해?
B: 물 원해. (I want water.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Unsa imong gusto?
B: Tubig akong gusto. (Water is what I want.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "뭐 원해?" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Unsa imong gusto?" to each other 3 times.
3. Ask each other what you want for a drink or snack in both languages.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: What do you want?
Back: 뭐 원해? / Unsa imong gusto? -
마이닉
2026.07.26 20:55
30일차 – "Give me water."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to ask for water in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: Give me water.
Korean: 물 줘.
Cebuano: Hatagi ko tubig.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
물 = water
줘 = give (informal command)Cebuano:
hatagi = give (to me, command form)
ko = me
tubig = water---
**Similar Expressions**
Give me water please.
물 줘요. (polite)
Hatagi ko tubig palihug.Give me cold water.
찬 물 줘.
Hatagi ko bugnaw nga tubig.Give me hot water.
뜨거운 물 줘.
Hatagi ko init nga tubig.Give me a glass of water.
물 한 잔 줘.
Hatagi ko usa ka baso nga tubig.I need water.
물 필요해.
Kinahanglan nako ang tubig.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 물 줘.
B: 여기 있어. (Here it is.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Hatagi ko tubig.
B: Ania ra. (Here it is.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "물 줘" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Hatagi ko tubig" to each other 3 times.
3. Ask for water and give it to each other in both languages 5 times.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: Give me water.
Back: 물 줘. / Hatagi ko tubig. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 20:55
31일차 – "Give me one."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to ask for one thing in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: Give me one.
Korean: 하나 줘.
Cebuano: Hatagi ko usa.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
하나 = one
줘 = give (informal)Cebuano:
usa = one
hatagi = give (to me, command form)
ko = me---
**Similar Expressions**
Give me two.
둘 줘.
Hatagi ko duha.Give me water.
물 줘.
Hatagi ko tubig.Give me that.
저거 줘.
Hatagi ko na.Give me please.
줘요. (polite)
Hatagi ko palihug.Give me one more.
하나 더 줘.
Hatagi ko usa pa.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 하나 줘.
B: 여기 있어. (Here it is.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Hatagi ko usa.
B: Ania ra. (Here it is.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "하나 줘" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Hatagi ko usa" to each other 3 times.
3. Pass one object back and forth while saying the phrase 5 times.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: Give me one.
Back: 하나 줘. / Hatagi ko usa. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 20:56
32일차 – "Give me two."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to ask for two things in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: Give me two.
Korean: 둘 줘.
Cebuano: Hatagi ko duha.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
둘 = two
줘 = give (informal)Cebuano:
duha = two
hatagi = give (to me, command form)
ko = me---
**Similar Expressions**
Give me one.
하나 줘.
Hatagi ko usa.Give me three.
셋 줘.
Hatagi ko tulo.Give me four.
넷 줘.
Hatagi ko upat.Give me five.
다섯 줘.
Hatagi ko lima.Give me two please.
둘 줘요. (polite)
Hatagi ko duha palihug.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 둘 줘.
B: 여기 있어. (Here it is.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Hatagi ko duha.
B: Ania ra. (Here it is.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "둘 줘" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Hatagi ko duha" to each other 3 times.
3. Pass two objects back and forth while saying the phrase 5 times.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: Give me two.
Back: 둘 줘. / Hatagi ko duha. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 20:56
33일차 – "Give me three."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to ask for three things in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: Give me three.
Korean: 셋 줘.
Cebuano: Hatagi ko tulo.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
셋 = three
줘 = give (informal)Cebuano:
tulo = three
hatagi = give (to me, command form)
ko = me---
**Similar Expressions**
Give me one.
하나 줘.
Hatagi ko usa.Give me two.
둘 줘.
Hatagi ko duha.Give me four.
넷 줘.
Hatagi ko upat.Give me five.
다섯 줘.
Hatagi ko lima.Give me three please.
셋 줘요. (polite)
Hatagi ko tulo palihug.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 셋 줘.
B: 여기 있어. (Here it is.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Hatagi ko tulo.
B: Ania ra. (Here it is.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "셋 줘" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Hatagi ko tulo" to each other 3 times.
3. Pass three objects back and forth while saying the phrase 5 times.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: Give me three.
Back: 셋 줘. / Hatagi ko tulo. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 20:57
34일차 – "Give me four."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to ask for four things in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: Give me four.
Korean: 넷 줘.
Cebuano: Hatagi ko upat.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
넷 = four
줘 = give (informal)Cebuano:
upat = four
hatagi = give (to me, command form)
ko = me---
**Similar Expressions**
Give me one.
하나 줘.
Hatagi ko usa.Give me two.
둘 줘.
Hatagi ko duha.Give me three.
셋 줘.
Hatagi ko tulo.Give me five.
다섯 줘.
Hatagi ko lima.Give me four please.
넷 줘요. (polite)
Hatagi ko upat palihug.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 넷 줘.
B: 여기 있어. (Here it is.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Hatagi ko upat.
B: Ania ra. (Here it is.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "넷 줘" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Hatagi ko upat" to each other 3 times.
3. Pass four objects back and forth while saying the phrase 5 times.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: Give me four.
Back: 넷 줘. / Hatagi ko upat. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 20:57
35일차 – "Give me five."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to ask for five things in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: Give me five.
Korean: 다섯 줘.
Cebuano: Hatagi ko lima.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
다섯 = five
줘 = give (informal)Cebuano:
lima = five
hatagi = give (to me, command form)
ko = me---
**Similar Expressions**
Give me one.
하나 줘.
Hatagi ko usa.Give me two.
둘 줘.
Hatagi ko duha.Give me three.
셋 줘.
Hatagi ko tulo.Give me four.
넷 줘.
Hatagi ko upat.Give me five please.
다섯 줘요. (polite)
Hatagi ko lima palihug.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 다섯 줘.
B: 여기 있어. (Here it is.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Hatagi ko lima.
B: Ania ra. (Here it is.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "다섯 줘" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Hatagi ko lima" to each other 3 times.
3. Pass five objects back and forth while saying the phrase 5 times.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: Give me five.
Back: 다섯 줘. / Hatagi ko lima. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 20:57
36일차 – "It's expensive."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to say something is expensive in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: It's expensive.
Korean: 비싸.
Cebuano: Mahal.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
비싸 = expensive (informal)Cebuano:
mahal = expensive (also means "dear" or "loved one")---
**Similar Expressions**
It's cheap.
싸.
Barato.It's very expensive.
정말 비싸.
Mahal kaayo.Too expensive.
너무 비싸.
Mahal ra kaayo.Lower please.
깎아줘.
Baratoha palihug.I don't have money.
돈 없어.
Wala koy kwarta.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 이거 얼마야? (How much is this?)
B: 비싸. (It's expensive.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Tagpila ni? (How much is this?)
B: Mahal. (It's expensive.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "비싸" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Mahal" to each other 3 times.
3. Point to something and say "it's expensive" in both languages.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: It's expensive.
Back: 비싸. / Mahal. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 20:58
37일차 – "It's cheap."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to say something is cheap in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: It's cheap.
Korean: 싸.
Cebuano: Barato.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
싸 = cheap (informal)Cebuano:
barato = cheap---
**Similar Expressions**
It's very cheap.
정말 싸.
Barato kaayo.Too cheap.
너무 싸.
Barato ra kaayo.It's expensive.
비싸.
Mahal.Give me a discount.
깎아줘.
Baratoha.Good price.
좋은 가격.
Maayo nga presyo.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 이거 얼마야? (How much is this?)
B: 싸. (It's cheap.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Tagpila ni? (How much is this?)
B: Barato. (It's cheap.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "싸" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Barato" to each other 3 times.
3. Point to something and say "it's cheap" in both languages.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: It's cheap.
Back: 싸. / Barato. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 20:58
38일차 – "Lower please."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to ask for a lower price in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: Lower please.
Korean: 깎아줘.
Cebuano: Baratoha.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
깎아 = lower / cut (price)
줘 = give (to me, soft command)Cebuano:
baratoha = make it cheaper (command form of "barato" = cheap)---
**Similar Expressions**
Give me a discount.
할인해줘.
Hatagi ko discount.Too expensive.
너무 비싸.
Mahal ra kaayo.That's expensive.
그거 비싸.
Mahal na.Cheaper please.
좀 더 싸게 해줘.
Baratoha palihug.I'll buy it.
살게요.
Paliton nako.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 얼마예요? (How much is it?)
B: 비싸요. 깎아줘. (It's expensive. Lower please.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Tagpila ni? (How much is this?)
B: Mahal. Baratoha. (It's expensive. Lower please.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "깎아줘" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Baratoha" to each other 3 times.
3. Pretend to buy something and ask for a lower price in both languages.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: Lower please.
Back: 깎아줘. / Baratoha. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 20:58
39일차 – "I don't have money."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to say you have no money in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: I don't have money.
Korean: 돈 없어.
Cebuano: Wala koy kwarta.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
돈 = money
없어 = don't have / there is no (informal)Cebuano:
wala = none / not have
koy = ko + y (linker) = I have (but in negative, "wala koy" = I don't have)
kwarta = money---
**Similar Expressions**
I have no money.
나는 돈이 없어.
Wala koy kwarta.I have a little money.
돈 조금 있어.
Naay ko gamay nga kwarta.I need money.
돈 필요해.
Kinahanglan nako ang kwarta.Give me money.
돈 줘.
Hatagi ko kwarta.I'm poor.
나 가난해.
Kabos ko.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 사고 싶어? (Do you want to buy it?)
B: 돈 없어. (I don't have money.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Gusto paliton? (Do you want to buy it?)
B: Wala koy kwarta. (I don't have money.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "돈 없어" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Wala koy kwarta" to each other 3 times.
3. Pretend to shop and say you don't have money in both languages.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: I don't have money.
Back: 돈 없어. / Wala koy kwarta. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 20:59
40일차 – "It's cold."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to say it's cold in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: It's cold.
Korean: 추워.
Cebuano: Bugnaw.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
추워 = cold (informal, from "춥다" = to be cold)Cebuano:
bugnaw = cold (for weather or objects)---
**Similar Expressions**
It's very cold.
정말 추워.
Bugnaw kaayo.Too cold.
너무 추워.
Bugnaw ra kaayo.It's hot.
더워.
Init.I feel cold.
춥다.
Tugnaw (or "nagbugnaw ko" = I'm feeling cold).Cold water.
찬 물.
Bugnaw nga tubig.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 날씨 어때? (How's the weather?)
B: 추워. (It's cold.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Unsa ang panahon? (How's the weather?)
B: Bugnaw. (It's cold.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "추워" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Bugnaw" to each other 3 times.
3. Point to something cold and say "it's cold" in both languages.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: It's cold.
Back: 추워. / Bugnaw. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 20:59
41일차 – "Are you okay?"
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to ask if someone is okay in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: Are you okay?
Korean: 괜찮아?
Cebuano: Okay ra ka?---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
괜찮아 = okay / fine (informal question)Cebuano:
okay = okay
ra = just / only (softens the question)
ka = you---
**Similar Expressions**
Are you okay? (polite)
괜찮아요?
Okay ra ka?Are you hurt?
다쳤어?
Naunsa ka? (or "Nasamad ka?")I'm okay.
괜찮아.
Okay ra ko.Don't worry.
걱정 마.
Ayaw kabalaka.What happened?
무슨 일이야?
Unsa ang nahitabo?---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 괜찮아?
B: 응, 괜찮아. (Yes, I'm okay.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Okay ra ka?
B: Oo, okay ra ko. (Yes, I'm okay.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "괜찮아?" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Okay ra ka?" to each other 3 times.
3. Pretend someone falls down and ask "are you okay?" in both languages.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: Are you okay?
Back: 괜찮아? / Okay ra ka? -
마이닉
2026.07.26 20:59
42일차 – "I'm okay."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to say you are okay in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: I'm okay.
Korean: 괜찮아.
Cebuano: Okay ra ko.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
괜찮아 = okay / fine (informal)Cebuano:
okay = okay
ra = just / only
ko = I / me---
**Similar Expressions**
I'm okay. (polite)
괜찮아요.
Okay ra ko.I'm fine.
난 괜찮아.
Maayo ra ko.Don't worry, I'm okay.
걱정 마, 괜찮아.
Ayaw kabalaka, okay ra ko.Are you okay?
괜찮아?
Okay ra ka?I'm not okay.
안 괜찮아.
Dili ko okay.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 괜찮아? (Are you okay?)
B: 응, 괜찮아. (Yes, I'm okay.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Okay ra ka? (Are you okay?)
B: Oo, okay ra ko. (Yes, I'm okay.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "괜찮아" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Okay ra ko" to each other 3 times.
3. Ask each other if you are okay and answer "I'm okay" in both languages 5 times.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: I'm okay.
Back: 괜찮아. / Okay ra ko. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 20:59
43일차 – "I'm tired."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to say you are tired in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: I'm tired.
Korean: 피곤해.
Cebuano: Gikapoy ko.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
피곤해 = tired (informal, from "피곤하다" = to be tired)Cebuano:
gikapoy = tired (past/present state, from "kapoy" = tired)
ko = I / me---
**Similar Expressions**
I'm very tired.
정말 피곤해.
Gikapoy kaayo ko.I'm so tired.
너무 피곤해.
Gikapoy ra kaayo ko.Are you tired?
피곤해?
Gikapoy ka?I need to rest.
쉬어야 해.
Kinahanglan mopahulay ko.Let's rest.
쉬자.
Pahulay ta.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 괜찮아? (Are you okay?)
B: 피곤해. (I'm tired.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Okay ra ka? (Are you okay?)
B: Gikapoy ko. (I'm tired.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "피곤해" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Gikapoy ko" to each other 3 times.
3. Tell each other when you feel tired using both languages today.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: I'm tired.
Back: 피곤해. / Gikapoy ko. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 21:00
44일차 – "I'm happy."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to say you are happy in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: I'm happy.
Korean: 행복해.
Cebuano: Lipay ko.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
행복해 = happy (informal, from "행복하다" = to be happy)Cebuano:
lipay = happy / glad
ko = I / me---
**Similar Expressions**
I'm very happy.
정말 행복해.
Lipay kaayo ko.I'm so happy.
너무 행복해.
Lipay ra kaayo ko.Are you happy?
행복해?
Lipay ka?I'm happy today.
오늘 행복해.
Lipay ko karon.I'm not happy.
안 행복해.
Dili ko lipay.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 왜 웃어? (Why are you smiling?)
B: 행복해. (I'm happy.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Ngano nagpahiyom ka? (Why are you smiling?)
B: Lipay ko. (I'm happy.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "행복해" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Lipay ko" to each other 3 times.
3. Tell each other something that makes you happy and say "I'm happy" in both languages.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: I'm happy.
Back: 행복해. / Lipay ko. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 21:00
45일차 – "I'm sad."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to say you are sad in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: I'm sad.
Korean: 슬퍼.
Cebuano: Nasubo ko.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
슬퍼 = sad (informal, from "슬프다" = to be sad)Cebuano:
nasubo = sad / became sad (past/present state from "subo" = sad)
ko = I / me---
**Similar Expressions**
I'm very sad.
정말 슬퍼.
Nasubo kaayo ko.I'm so sad.
너무 슬퍼.
Nasubo ra kaayo ko.Are you sad?
슬퍼?
Nasubo ka?Don't be sad.
슬퍼하지 마.
Ayaw kasubo.I'm not sad.
안 슬퍼.
Dili ko nasubo.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 왜 그래? (What's wrong?)
B: 슬퍼. (I'm sad.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Unsa may problema? (What's wrong?)
B: Nasubo ko. (I'm sad.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "슬퍼" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Nasubo ko" to each other 3 times.
3. Share something that makes you sad and say "I'm sad" in both languages.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: I'm sad.
Back: 슬퍼. / Nasubo ko. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 21:00
46일차 – "Don't worry."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to tell someone not to worry in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: Don't worry.
Korean: 걱정 마.
Cebuano: Ayaw kabalaka.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
걱정 = worry
마 = don't (informal negative command, from "말다" = to stop)Cebuano:
ayaw = don't (negative command)
kabalaka = worry (from "balaka" = worry)---
**Similar Expressions**
Don't worry (polite).
걱정 마세요.
Ayaw kabalaka.Don't worry about it.
그거 걱정 마.
Ayaw kabalaka ana.Everything will be okay.
다 괜찮아질 거야.
Mamaayo ra ang tanan.It's okay.
괜찮아.
Okay ra.Don't be sad.
슬퍼하지 마.
Ayaw kasubo.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 걱정 돼. (I'm worried.)
B: 걱정 마. (Don't worry.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Nagbalaka ko. (I'm worried.)
B: Ayaw kabalaka. (Don't worry.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "걱정 마" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Ayaw kabalaka" to each other 3 times.
3. One person pretends to be worried and the other says "don't worry" in both languages 5 times.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: Don't worry.
Back: 걱정 마. / Ayaw kabalaka. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 21:01
47일차 – "That's good."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to say "that's good" in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: That's good.
Korean: 좋아.
Cebuano: Maayo na.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
좋아 = good (informal, from "좋다" = to be good)Cebuano:
maayo = good
na = already / now (indicates the state is "good" now)---
**Similar Expressions**
That's very good.
정말 좋아.
Maayo kaayo na.That's good news.
좋은 소식이야.
Maayo na nga balita.That's great.
대단해.
Maayo kaayo.That's bad.
안 좋아.
Bati na.Good job.
잘했어.
Maayo.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 내일 날씨 좋을 거야. (The weather will be good tomorrow.)
B: 좋아. (That's good.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Maganda ang panahon ugma. (The weather will be good tomorrow.)
B: Maayo na. (That's good.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "좋아" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Maayo na" to each other 3 times.
3. Share good news and respond with "that's good" in both languages 5 times.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: That's good.
Back: 좋아. / Maayo na. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 21:01
48일차 – "That's bad."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to say "that's bad" in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: That's bad.
Korean: 안 좋아.
Cebuano: Bati na.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
안 = not
좋아 = good (informal)Cebuano:
bati = bad
na = already / now (indicates the state is "bad" now)---
**Similar Expressions**
That's very bad.
정말 안 좋아.
Bati kaayo na.That's bad news.
안 좋은 소식이야.
Bati na nga balita.That's terrible.
끔찍해.
Grabe ka bati.That's good.
좋아.
Maayo na.That's not good.
그거 좋지 않아.
Dili na maayo.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 내일 비 올 거야. (It will rain tomorrow.)
B: 안 좋아. (That's bad.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Muulan ugma. (It will rain tomorrow.)
B: Bati na. (That's bad.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "안 좋아" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Bati na" to each other 3 times.
3. Share bad news and respond with "that's bad" in both languages 5 times.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: That's bad.
Back: 안 좋아. / Bati na. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 21:01
49일차 – "I like it."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to say you like something in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: I like it.
Korean: 좋아해.
Cebuano: Ganahan ko.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
좋아해 = like (informal, from "좋아하다" = to like)Cebuano:
ganahan = like / want
ko = I / me---
**Similar Expressions**
I like it very much.
정말 좋아해.
Ganahan kaayo ko.I like this.
이거 좋아해.
Ganahan ko ani.I like that.
저거 좋아해.
Ganahan ko ana.I don't like it.
안 좋아해.
Dili ko ganahan.Do you like it?
좋아해?
Ganahan ka?---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 이거 어때? (How is this?)
B: 좋아해. (I like it.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Unsa man ni? (How is this?)
B: Ganahan ko. (I like it.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "좋아해" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Ganahan ko" to each other 3 times.
3. Point to 5 things you like and say "I like it" in both languages.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: I like it.
Back: 좋아해. / Ganahan ko. -
마이닉
2026.07.26 21:02
50일차 – "I don't like it."
---
**Today's Goal**
Today you will learn how to say you don't like something in Korean and Cebuano.---
**Today's Core Phrase**
English: I don't like it.
Korean: 안 좋아해.
Cebuano: Dili ko ganahan.---
**Word by Word**
Korean:
안 = not
좋아해 = like (informal)Cebuano:
dili = no / not (negative particle)
ko = I / me
ganahan = like / want---
**Similar Expressions**
I really don't like it.
정말 안 좋아해.
Dili gayod ko ganahan.I don't like this.
이거 안 좋아해.
Dili ko ganahan ani.I don't like that.
저거 안 좋아해.
Dili ko ganahan ana.I don't like you.
너 안 좋아해.
Dili ko ganahan nimo.I hate it.
싫어.
Gisapot ko (or "Dili ko ganahan" is softer).I like it.
좋아해.
Ganahan ko.---
**Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)**
A: 이거 어때? (How is this?)
B: 안 좋아해. (I don't like it.)---
**Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)**
A: Unsa man ni? (How is this?)
B: Dili ko ganahan. (I don't like it.)---
**Today's Exchange Mission**
1. Say "안 좋아해" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Dili ko ganahan" to each other 3 times.
3. Point to 5 things you don't like and say "I don't like it" in both languages.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"---
**Review Card**
Front: I don't like it.
Back: 안 좋아해. / Dili ko ganahan.
1일차 – "Hello."
---
Today's Goal
Today you will learn how to greet each other in Korean and Cebuano.
---
Today's Core Phrase
English: Hello.
Korean: 안녕.
Cebuano: Kumusta.
---
Word by Word
Korean:
안녕 = hello / peace (informal)
Cebuano:
kumusta = hello / how are you (from Spanish "como esta")
---
Similar Expressions
Good morning.
좋은 아침.
Maayong buntag.
Good afternoon.
좋은 오후.
Maayong hapon.
Good evening.
좋은 저녁.
Maayong gabii.
Good night.
잘 자.
Maayong gabii. (same as evening)
How are you?
잘 지냈어?
Kumusta ka?
---
Mini Dialogue 1 (Korean)
A: 안녕.
B: 안녕.
---
Mini Dialogue 2 (Cebuano)
A: Kumusta.
B: Kumusta.
---
Today's Exchange Mission
1. Say "안녕" to each other 3 times.
2. Say "Kumusta" to each other 3 times.
3. Greet each other in both languages when you meet today.
4. Ask each other in English: "When do we use this?"
---
Review Card
Front: Hello.
Back: 안녕. / Kumusta.