Learn Korean with Stories | The Boy Who Cried Wolf | Korean Story for Beginners (English Subtitles)

Watch each scene in English first, then the same scene again in Korean. The Korean scenes show English subtitles underneath, so you can follow along and match the meaning. After every scene, a Word Time card teaches key Korean words — meaning, pronunciation and an example sentence. A fun way to practice Korean listening with a story — for kids and beginners. (about 12 min) Up on an Alpine hill, Luca the shepherd boy gets so bored that he shouts "Wolf!" and fools the villagers — not once, but twice. Grandma isn't angry, only sad: "A lie makes a little hole in people's hearts." Then one stormy evening, two glowing eyes appear in the pine forest. It's a real wolf, creeping toward Snowflake, the little lamb! Luca shouts with all his might, but no one comes. He runs down the hill, falling again and again, and sobs: "I told lies before… but this time it's true." Grandma looks into his eyes, believes him, and rings the great clock-tower bell. Chapters 0:00 Title (English) · 타이틀 (한국어) 0:18 Luca the Alpine Shepherd (English) 1:09 알프스의 양치기 루카 (한국어) 1:59 Word Time · 양(sheep), 시계탑(clock tower) 2:29 Bored Luca (English) 3:38 심심한 루카 (한국어) 4:48 Word Time · 늑대(wolf), 거짓말(lie) 5:10 The Real Wolf (English) 5:43 진짜 늑대 (한국어) 6:19 Word Time · 천둥(thunder), 숲(forest) 6:47 A Tearful Cry (English) 7:26 눈물의 외침 (한국어) 8:11 Word Time · 눈물(tear), 종(bell) 8:31 Bells and Torches (English) 9:05 종소리와 횃불 (한국어) 9:46 Word Time · 횃불(torch), 바위(rock) 10:12 Trust Again (English) 10:57 다시 믿어 주는 마음 (한국어) 11:42 Word Time · 치즈(cheese), 피리(flute) 12:08 The End (English) · 끝 (한국어) Watch this story in Korean, Japanese or Chinese, or learn a language scene by scene with word cards — see the playlists on our channel. #LearnKorean #KoreanListening #KoreanForBeginners