Learning Korean with me

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…

Korean is written using its unique alphabet called Hangul (한글) . Designed in the 15th century by King Sejong the Great, Hangul is logical, scient…

Particles like 도 (also), 만 (only), and 밖에 (nothing but) play a big role in Korean sentence meaning. They may look simple, but their nuance…

Learning how to say “I can” or “I can’t” is essential when speaking any language. In Korean, there are two common ways to express ability or ina…

Many learners are surprised when they start studying Korean. Some find it surprisingly logical and fun — others feel overwhelmed by sentence…

Learning how to say "from," "to," and "for" in Korean is essential for describing your schedule, travel plans, an…

Too busy during the week to study Korean? You’re not alone! Many adults juggle work, family, and life — leaving only weekends for personal g…

Ever wanted to say “I listen to music while studying” in Korean? The key grammar structure you need is -(으)면서 , which means “while doing.” It …

Want to say “try doing something” in Korean? The grammar pattern -아/어 보다 is your go-to phrase! It’s super useful when you're testing somethi…