Korean Language

In many cultures, the question "How are you?" is almost a reflex when starting a conversation, a courteous gesture to show that you care about the other person's well-being. However, for Korean learners, translating this habit can lead to some unexpected misunderstandings. In this post, I’

At first, you learn basic words and phrases. And then you learn more grammar and sentence structures. You learn more words and also listen to and read a lot of natural materials in Korean. And you practice speaking, make mistakes in the process, and learn from your potentially embarrassing mistakes,

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.

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!