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Learning how to say “not” or “can’t” in Korean is easier than you think! In this post, you’ll learn how to use 안 and 못 correctly to make negat…

Want to ask questions in Korean like a native? 🤔 Whether you're ordering food, asking for directions, or just being curious — knowing how 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 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…

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” ?…

In Korean, sentence endings don’t just finish a sentence — they add emotion, context, and nuance. Today, we’ll explore three frequently used inform…

Korean isn’t just about learning vocabulary and grammar—it’s about learning how to talk to people based on age, status, and relationship. One of th…

Have you ever noticed that Korean speakers often drop words from their sentences — especially the object? Don’t worry, they’re not being vague! Omi…

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

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…

Have you ever wanted to describe how something looks, seems, or appears in Korean? Then the grammar pattern A/V-아/어 보이다 is perfect for you! …

If you've ever wanted to sound more natural in Korean, learning how to express surprise or realization is key! Two commonly used ending…

Want to say “How about trying this?” or “Why don’t you…?” in Korean? You’ll often hear native speakers using -는 게 어때요? to gently suggest an…

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…

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…