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- Lucas: Welcome back to Learn Korean with Fexingo. I'm Lucas, and as always, Luna is here with me. Luna: Hey everyone! I'm Luna. And Lucas, we're continuing our season theme today, right? Lucas: Exactly. Last time we talked about autumn leaves. Today, we're getting practical. It's getting chilly out there. Luna: Oh yeah, I already pulled out my fall clothes. In Korean, how do we say 'cardigan'? Lucas: Cardigan is 가디건. Let's say it together: 가디건. 가디건. Luna: 가디건. That's easy. I love a good 가디건. Lucas: And a sweater? That's 스웨터. 스웨터. Luna: 스웨터. I have a soft gray 스웨터 I wear all the time. Lucas: Nice. Now, a jacket is 자켓. 자켓. Luna: 자켓. That sounds like the English word jacket. Lucas: It does. Many Korean words come from English, and that makes them easier to remember. Luna: Oh, I like that. So, what about a scarf? It's cold on my neck in the fall. Lucas: Scarf is 목도리. 목도리. Luna: 목도리. That's a new one. 목도리. I'll need that when the wind blows. Lucas: For sure. And gloves? Gloves are 장갑. 장갑. Luna: 장갑. Okay, that one is a bit trickier. 장갑. 장갑. Lucas: You got it. And if you want to say 'warm clothes' as a general phrase, it's 따뜻한 옷. 따뜻한 옷. Luna: 따뜻한 옷. That's useful. So, I could say, 'I need to wear 따뜻한 옷 today.' Lucas: Exactly. And that's a great way to use these words. Let's do a quick review. Repeat after me: 가디건. Luna: 가디건. Lucas: 스웨터. Luna: 스웨터. Lucas: 자켓. Luna: 자켓. Lucas: 목도리. Luna: 목도리. Lucas: 장갑. Luna: 장갑. Lucas: 따뜻한 옷. Luna: 따뜻한 옷. Lucas: Now let's put them in a sentence. 'I wear a cardigan in autumn.' In Korean: 저는 가을에 가디건을 입어요. Luna: 저는 가을에 가디건을 입어요. That's a bit long, but I can try. 저는 가을에 가디건을 입어요. Lucas: Perfect. And 'I need a jacket.' 저는 자켓이 필요해요. Luna: 저는 자켓이 필요해요. That's a handy one. I said that last week when it got cold suddenly. Lucas: And 'It's cold, so wear warm clothes.' 추우니까 따뜻한 옷을 입으세요. Luna: 추우니까 따뜻한 옷을 입으세요. That sounds like something my mom would say. Lucas: A lot of Korean parents say that. It's a very natural phrase. Luna: So, if I'm going out, I might say, 'I'm wearing a sweater and a scarf.' 저는 스웨터하고 목도리를 입어요. Is that right? Lucas: Almost. For accessories like scarves, we often use '하다' instead of '입다'. So you'd say 저는 스웨터를 입고 목도리를 해요. Luna: Oh, so I put on a sweater, but I 'do' a scarf. Got it. 저는 스웨터를 입고 목도리를 해요. Lucas: That's right. And for gloves, you can say 장갑을 껴요. But let's not overcomplicate things today. The main words are what matter. Luna: Okay, I'll stick with the basics. 가디건, 스웨터, 자켓, 목도리, 장갑, 따뜻한 옷. Lucas: You've got them all. Now, let's imagine a little scene. You're going out on a cool autumn evening. What do you take? Luna: I'll take my 자켓 and maybe a 목도리. Lucas: And if your friend asks, '뭐 입을 거예요?' you can say, '자켓 입고 목도리 할 거예요.' Luna: 자켓 입고 목도리 할 거예요. That's a full sentence. I like it. Lucas: See? You're already making sentences. Luna: This is great. I feel ready for fall now. But wait, what about gloves? I forgot to say 장갑. Lucas: You remembered it now. That's the important part. And these words will stick with you because you're using them in context. Luna: True. And if today's lesson helped you get ready for the season, you know what? If it was worth a coffee to you, that's the link: buy me a coffee dot com slash fexingo. Lucas: Yeah, that kind of support keeps the show going and helps us keep making episodes like this one. Luna: So, we've got 가디건, 스웨터, 자켓, 목도리, 장갑, and 따뜻한 옷. I'm feeling cozy just thinking about them. Lucas: That's the spirit. Now you're ready for a crisp autumn walk. Keep practicing these words, and they'll become second nature. Luna: Thanks for joining us today. We'll see you next time for more Korean with Fexingo. Lucas: Take care, everyone. 안녕!