Korean Language

Welcome to Episode 2 of our How to Say in Korean series! You probably already know that 좋아하다 means "to like". You can say that about things and people. Then, what are some other words you can use instead of '좋아하다'? Here are some of them

In this post, we'll introduce five high-impact mistakes that Korean learners make all the time, often without realizing it. Fixing just these five will immediately make your Korean sound more polite, natural, and native-like! 🍌 The content introduced in this post is part of TTMIK’s book Common Mistakes

안녕하세요! Welcome to the first post of the “How to Say in Korean” series 👋 Today, we'll be looking at the Korean expressions for “smart.” 📖 If you look it up in the dictionary… How do you say that someone is "smart" or "clever" in Korean?

Why Koreans Keep Saying “아니” If you have ever watched Korean shows, movies, or even casual YouTube vlogs, you have probably noticed one thing: Koreans say “아니” all the time, even when no one is actually saying something to disagree with. So why does it sound like Koreans keep saying

Warning, spoilers ahead. The Netflix Korean drama, Squid Game, has taken the world by storm for its commentary on social classes and the corruption of money. There is no doubt that it can be enjoyed by people from all cultures and backgrounds, regardless of if they understand Korean or not.