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Want to sound more natural when making suggestions or asking someone to do something with you in Korean? The expression -(으)ㄹ까요? is essential …

Are you ready to express **causation** and **purpose** in Korean at an intermediate level? In this post, we will explore two essential grammar p…

Need to send a polite email to your Korean professor, coworker, or landlord? 🧐 Korean formal emails and letters have a unique structure and to…

Ever heard someone say something in Korean that sounded incredibly polite, gentle, or vague? 🫣 That may be a form of sentence softening —a vit…

Have you ever wanted to say “What a relief!” or “That’s too bad…” in Korean? 😢 These emotional expressions are essential for sounding natural and…

Have you ever noticed how written Korean in books, news articles, or essays looks different from what you hear in K-dramas or everyday conversation…

Have you ever been confused by the endings ~더라 and ~던 in Korean? They both refer to the past, but they’re used in very different ways. Let’s clea…

When learning Korean, it's important to express both extremes—whether something is excessive or insufficient . Two key words you’ll often…

Have you ever heard someone say "하나밖에 없어요" in Korean and wondered what that means? The particle 밖에 is a powerful and useful tool fo…

🌱 Using -게 되다 to Talk About Change in Korean 🌱 Using -게 되다 to Talk About Change in Korean Have you ever found yourself do…