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- Lucas: Hey Luna, welcome back to Learn Korean with Fexingo. Luna: Hey Lucas! Ready to practice some more body parts? Lucas: Absolutely. Today we're going to review neck and shoulders from last time, and add a couple of new phrases. Luna: Great. I remember '목' and '어깨'—neck and shoulder. Lucas: Good memory. Let's hear them. 목. Luna: 목. Lucas: 어깨. Luna: 어깨. Lucas: Excellent. Now, we learned '목이 뻐근해요' for 'my neck is stiff.' Say that with me: 목이 뻐근해요. Luna: 목이 뻐근해요. Lucas: And '어깨가 뻐근해요'—my shoulder is stiff. Luna: 어깨가 뻐근해요. Lucas: Perfect. Now, let's learn how to say 'turn your neck' or 'turn your head.' It's '목을 돌리다.' The verb '돌리다' means 'to turn.' So, 목을 돌리세요—please turn your neck. Luna: 목을 돌리세요. Lucas: And for shoulders, '어깨를 돌리다'—to roll your shoulders. 어깨를 돌리세요. Luna: 어깨를 돌리세요. So '돌리다' is used for both neck and shoulders? Lucas: Exactly. You can use the same verb. Let's practice with a little scene. Imagine you're sitting at a desk and you feel stiff. Luna: Okay. Lucas: I'll be your friend. 'Luna, you look stiff. What's wrong?' Luna: '목이 뻐근해요.' Lucas: 'Ah, then 목을 돌리세요.' Luna: Okay... '어깨도 뻐근해요.' Lucas: 'Then 어깨를 돌리세요 too.' Luna: Got it. So '목을 돌리다' and '어깨를 돌리다' are the actions. Lucas: Right. Now, before we continue, I want to mention something. Fexingo keeps these episodes ad-free on purpose. If you find this show helpful and want to support that choice, you can at buy me a coffee dot com slash fexingo. It's a simple way to help us stay independent and ad-free. Luna: Yeah, it's a nice way to keep the show exactly as it is. Anyway, back to our neck and shoulders! Lucas: Let's do one more round. Listen and repeat. 목. Luna: 목. Lucas: 어깨. Luna: 어깨. Lucas: 목이 뻐근해요. Luna: 목이 뻐근해요. Lucas: 어깨가 뻐근해요. Luna: 어깨가 뻐근해요. Lucas: 목을 돌리세요. Luna: 목을 돌리세요. Lucas: 어깨를 돌리세요. Luna: 어깨를 돌리세요. Lucas: Great work! Now you can describe stiffness and give simple instructions. Practice these phrases, and we'll see you next time. Luna: Thanks, Lucas! Happy studying, everyone!