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What's lost in translation for Korean drama titles?

What's lost in translation for Korean drama titles?

It is fun to talk with your friend about your favorite Korean dramas, but when you want to have the same kind of discussion in Korean, there is one extra step you need to take: find out what the original title is in Korean.

23 Korean grammar points in one mega sentence!

23 Korean grammar points in one mega sentence!

This is going to be a fun challenge for you: Learn or review 23 different Korean grammar points in one single mega sentence. This will be great practice for learners of all levels. Let's begin!

How to maximize your Korean practice with ChatGPT

How to maximize your Korean practice with ChatGPT

Discover the specific steps for maximizing your Korean language practice using ChatGPT, and also learn about the best prompts you can use.

Raising Children in Korea: A Glimpse into Essential Terms and Concepts

Raising Children in Korea: A Glimpse into Essential Terms and Concepts

The Korean word for "parenting" is often translated to 육아 [yu-ga], but this Korean term definitely has a much narrower application, because as a parent, you normally don't consider that you are doing 육아 if your child is already a teenager or a young adult. So

You probably didn't know the Korean name for this body part!

You probably didn't know the Korean name for this body part!

If you've been keeping up with our podcast journey, you'll know we love diving deep into the fascinating world of Korean. In our latest episode, we had a blast exploring some Korean body part names.From the basics like 머리카락 (hair) to quirkier expressions like 동공

Can I learn Korean through my favorite K-pop songs?

Can I learn Korean through my favorite K-pop songs?

Yes, of course! Starting with what you enjoy is actually the best way. When you're learning something through what you enjoy, it will keep you motivated and help you continue your learning, and the results will naturally follow. Checklist Have you heard of these words? How many do

When 싶다 doesn't mean "I want to" in Korean - You might find this usage surprising!

When 싶다 doesn't mean "I want to" in Korean - You might find this usage surprising!

Most Korean learners are familiar with the expression 싶다. It means "I want to," and is a commonly used grammar point. But today we're going to discover a little-known but equally important usage of the word "싶다."You can use it to express doubt,