TTMIK Team

In this post, you’ll learn: 1. What intonation is 2. Easy ways to improve your intonation 3. How to pick the right learning materials Are you interested in improving your Korean pronunciation to sound more like a native speaker? Here we learn the key to advancing your Korean speaking

In Class vs Real Life Are you interested in learning Korean or improving your conversational Korean? When we are taught Korean through a class or course materials, we can learn quickly in a systematically structured environment.  However, as with any language, the dialogue taught in an educational setting may not

Knowledge Check! Listen to the video and see where your Korean language listening skills currently stand. This story follows a dialogue from Dahye speaking to her colleagues at TTMIK. Surprisingly, this is a true story that the TTMIK team has experienced! Levels The video features three levels of listening difficulty

The Great Lock-In! 2025 is racing toward the finish line, with less than four months left on the clock. All around the world, people are joining a movement that’s trending right now: The Great Lock-In. The idea is simple: cut out the noise, stay focused, and build

Have you ever noticed that sometimes some Korean words sound slightly different, with a longer vowel, even though they are written exactly the same? This hidden rhythm isn't always taught in classrooms or textbooks, not least not as much anymore, but it's still alive in everyday