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- Lucas: Hi everyone. Welcome back to Learn Korean with Fexingo. I am Lucas. Luna: And I am Luna. It is good to see you again. Lucas: We are doing Episode 259 today. Luna: Yes. Number two hundred fifty nine. Lucas: That is a big number. Luna: It feels like we have been here forever. Lucas: We have made a lot of progress. Luna: I remember when we talked about winter sports. Lucas: That was episode two forty. Luna: Skiing and snowboarding. Lucas: Very cold topics. Luna: But now the weather is changing. Lucas: It is getting warmer outside. Luna: So let us talk about mornings. Lucas: A daily routine topic. Luna: Specifically the morning part. Lucas: This is very practical. Luna: Everyone has a morning routine. Lucas: Let us start with the first thing. Luna: Waking up. Lucas: The verb is '일어나요'. Luna: '일어나요'? Lucas: '일어나요'. It means to wake up or get out of bed. Luna: Okay. Let me try. Lucas: Go ahead. Luna: '일어나요'. Lucas: Good job. That is correct. Luna: I say it again. Lucas: Listen closely. Luna: '일어나요'. Lucas: Perfect pronunciation. Luna: I use this every day. Lucas: You wake up at seven. Luna: Sometimes later. Lucas: Then what do you do? Luna: I wash my face. Lucas: In Korean, we say '세수를 해요'. Luna: '세수를 해요'? Lucas: '세수를 해요'. It literally means to wash water. Luna: That makes sense. Lucas: Let's practice that phrase. Luna: '세수를 해요'. Lucas: Very clear. Luna: '세수를 해요'. Lucas: You are getting faster. Luna: I feel confident. Lucas: After washing, you eat breakfast. Luna: Breakfast is important. Lucas: The phrase is '아침을 먹어요'. Luna: '아침을 먹어요'? Lucas: '아침을 먹어요'. It means to eat breakfast. Luna: I will repeat it. Lucas: Whenever you are ready. Luna: '아침을 먹어요'. Lucas: Nice tone. Luna: '아침을 먹어요'. Lucas: Exactly right. Luna: I usually eat toast. Lucas: Simple and quick. Luna: Then I leave the house. Lucas: Where do you go? Luna: To work. Lucas: For work, we use '출근해요'. Luna: '출근해요'? Lucas: '출근해요'. It means to commute to work. Luna: I try it now. Lucas: Go for it. Luna: '출근해요'. Lucas: Solid attempt. Luna: '출근해요'. Lucas: You sound natural. Luna: I go by subway. Lucas: What if you are a student? Luna: I go to school. Lucas: The phrase is '학교에 가요'. Luna: '학교에 가요'? Lucas: '학교에 가요'. It means going to school. Luna: I love how easy that sounds. Lucas: Let's say it together. Luna: '학교에 가요'. Lucas: Great rhythm. Luna: '학교에 가요'. Lucas: You are mastering these. Luna: It feels simple. Lucas: Let's review all five phrases. Luna: Ready when you are. Lucas: First one. Waking up. Luna: '일어나요'. Lucas: Second one. Washing face. Luna: '세수를 해요'. Lucas: Third one. Eating breakfast. Luna: '아침을 먹어요'. Lucas: Fourth one. Going to work. Luna: '출근해요'. Lucas: Last one. Going to school. Luna: '학교에 가요'. Lucas: That was excellent. Luna: I feel so accomplished. Lucas: We covered a lot of ground. Luna: Just five phrases. Lucas: Five powerful phrases. Luna: I can describe my whole morning. Lucas: Exactly. You wake up, wash, eat, then go. Luna: It is a complete story. Lucas: Try using them today. Luna: I will tell you how it goes. Lucas: Before we go, a small note about support. Luna: Yes. The show runs on listener help. Lucas: If Fexingo has been helping you make actual progress with this language... Luna: A couple of dollars a month is genuinely what keeps these going. Lucas: Buy me a coffee dot com slash fexingo. Luna: It makes a real difference for us. Lucas: Thank you for listening. Luna: See you next time.