49:10Difference is kakigoori is "ice + syrup" and bingsu is "frozen milk shaved + toppings" IIRC
49:18the jp textbooks have a lot of really random vocabulary and situations in them..
49:21To help you get used to the characters?
49:22:_petoLaugh::_petoLaugh::_petoLaugh:
49:26:shaved_ice::_petoDed:
49:38Ajumma penguin wants her dying wish of bingsu :_petoLaugh:
49:45:face-blue-smiling::face-blue-smiling::face-blue-smiling::face-blue-smiling:
50:40bonjour juseyo…. Rip
50:41the only french i know is from a song and would be inappropriate for me to say
51:01Not the Lady Marmalade... :_petoLaugh:
51:50At least "pan" and "ppang" are close
52:13its just a small difference (kopi vs keopi)
52:23pan is from portuguese! korean got it through japan
52:31pan is from portuguese so it might be a shared origin
52:45LOL the keopi is like an uh sound
53:00So is Duolingo good for learning languages? I really want to learn Japanese but I've heard bad things about Duolingo, apparently it fell off when they went all in on AI? How is it?
53:09Korean phonetics get kind of tricky, yeah
53:11Yeah your voice box has to do some magic in Korean
53:21You gotta learn a lot of unique sounds
54:00the tense and aspirated consonants yeah
54:16it feels like there are a lot of subtleties to the vowels in korean
54:33its pretty bad i think
54:34it kinda poopy but can help you start out