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😌 Expressing Regret or Relief in Korean: 다행이다, 아쉽다, 섭섭하다

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…

📘 Advanced Use of "때" vs "동안" vs "중" in Korean

Have you ever wondered why native Koreans say “학교에 갔을 때” instead of “학교에 간 동안” ? Or what exactly is the difference between “회의 중” and “회의하는 동안” ?…

🧠 Korean Proverbs and Their Everyday Use

Proverbs are short, wise sayings that carry deep meanings, and Korean is full of them! Learning these expressions helps you understand Korean cultu…

How to Say "I heard that..." in Korean: -다고 하다

Learning how to express reported speech in Korean is essential for sharing information you heard from someone else. In Korean, this is typically d…

🔥 Emphasis in Korean: 정말, 아주, 진짜, 되게

Want to sound more natural and expressive in Korean? Using the right words for emphasis is a great way to boost your fluency. Let’s explore how na…

⚖️ How to Say “Too Much” and “Not Enough” in Korean: 지나치다 vs 부족하다

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

🔎 The Use of “밖에” to Express Only/Just in Korean

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…

🧠 Korean Idiomatic Expressions You Should Know

Korean idioms (관용어) are essential if you want to sound more fluent and understand real-life conversations. Just like in English, Korean idioms…

🎵 Korean Onomatopoeia and Mimetic Words (의성어 / 의태어)

Ever heard a Korean say “쨍쨍” or “두근두근” and wondered what it meant? Welcome to the world of 의성어 (onomatopoeia) and 의태어 (mimetic words) — …

👀 What Is “Nunchi”? The Korean Art of Sensing Others

Have you ever walked into a room and immediately sensed the mood — even without anyone speaking? In Korean, that social sensitivity has a na…