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- Lucas: Luna, welcome back to Learn Korean with Fexingo. Luna: Hey Lucas! I'm so ready for today. What are we learning? Lucas: Well, last time we talked about emotions like happy and sad. Today, we're going to talk about a very special feeling. Luna: Oh, I love this already! Is it about love? Lucas: Exactly! We're going to learn how to say 'I love you' and 'I like it' in Korean. Luna: Yes! I've heard '사랑해요' from K-dramas all the time. But I'm never sure if I'm saying it right. Lucas: You're on the right track. '사랑해요' means 'I love you.' Let me say it slowly: 사랑해요. Luna: 사랑해요. Lucas: That's good! One more time: 사랑해요. Luna: 사랑해요. It feels so romantic. Lucas: It is. Now, what about when you like something, but it's not quite love? You can say '좋아해요.' That means 'I like it.' Luna: 좋아해요. So if I like coffee, I say '커피 좋아해요'? Lucas: That's right! '커피 좋아해요.' You can use it for foods, hobbies, people. Luna: What if I really, really like something? Like, I love chocolate. Lucas: Then you can say '정말 좋아해요.' 정말 means 'really.' So '초콜릿 정말 좋아해요.' Luna: 정말 좋아해요. I like that. Lucas: And if you want to ask someone what they like, you say '뭐 좋아해요?' 뭐 means 'what.' Luna: 뭐 좋아해요? So that's like 'What do you like?' Lucas: Exactly. Let's practice all four phrases. Repeat after me: 사랑해요. Luna: 사랑해요. Lucas: 좋아해요. Luna: 좋아해요. Lucas: 정말 좋아해요. Luna: 정말 좋아해요. Lucas: 뭐 좋아해요? Luna: 뭐 좋아해요? Lucas: Perfect. Now, let's imagine a tiny scene. You're at a café, and a friend asks you, '뭐 좋아해요?' Luna: I'll say, '커피 좋아해요. 그리고 케이크 정말 좋아해요.' Lucas: Oh, that's great! You used '좋아해요' and '정말 좋아해요.' Luna: And if I want to say 'I love you' to someone? Lucas: Then you just look into their eyes and say '사랑해요.' Luna: Aww! That's so sweet. Lucas: You know, speaking of things we like, I really like making these episodes for you all. Luna: Oh, absolutely. Me too. And if Fexingo has been helping you make actual progress with Korean, we just want to mention that listener support is what keeps this going. Lucas: Yeah, a couple of dollars a month is genuinely what keeps these episodes ad-free. If you've gotten something out of them, you can support us at buy me a coffee dot com slash fexingo. Luna: It really makes a difference, and we appreciate it so much. Lucas: Alright, back to our phrases. Let's do a quick review. What does '사랑해요' mean? Luna: I love you. Lucas: And '좋아해요'? Luna: I like it. Lucas: How about '정말 좋아해요'? Luna: I really like it. Lucas: And '뭐 좋아해요?' Luna: What do you like? Lucas: Perfect. Now let's hear them in a mini conversation. I'll ask, '뭐 좋아해요?' You answer. Luna: 영화 좋아해요. 그리고 피자 정말 좋아해요. Lucas: Nice! 영화 means movie, 피자 is pizza. So you said you like movies and really like pizza. Luna: Yes! And I love my friends, so I can say '친구 사랑해요.' Lucas: That's so sweet. '친구 사랑해요' means 'I love my friends.' Luna: I love these phrases. They're so useful. Lucas: Let's do a final round. Repeat after me: 사랑해요. Luna: 사랑해요. Lucas: 좋아해요. Luna: 좋아해요. Lucas: 정말 좋아해요. Luna: 정말 좋아해요. Lucas: 뭐 좋아해요? Luna: 뭐 좋아해요? Lucas: Great job everyone. Practice these with your friends, and maybe even say '사랑해요' to someone special. Luna: Or just tell them you really like pizza. That works too. Lucas: True. That's it for today. Thanks for learning with Fexingo. See you next time! Luna: Bye, everyone! 사랑해요!