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How many Korean words have made it into the OED? The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) has included Korean words for a long time, such as kimchi, taekwondo, ondol, and bibimbap. But in the past few years, the number of Korean words added has been growing fast. So what does it

🍁 This Fall, You Might Fall for Reading Again In Korea, people often call autumn the perfect season for reading. The air feels crisp, the humidity drops, and the vibe of the whole season turns super chill. It just puts you in that mood where focusing on reading feels much easier.

Our November meetup was small, just around 10 learners, but that made the conversations deeper, warmer, and surprisingly personal. Two participants even brought their Korean textbooks and notebooks, which made the atmosphere incredibly motivating. Whether participants were beginners or long-time learners, the shared passion for Korean created a sense of

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Do you remember the moment you first started learning Korean? At first, even memorizing simple words might have felt overwhelming. But as you continued, step by step, a new world began to open up. That same journey connects thousands of Talk To Me In Korean learners around the world — and

TTMIK September Meetup Recap ✨ Did you know TTMIK hosts meetups on a regular basis? 🤗 TTMIK meetups are a time to share feedback, trade tips, and boost each other's motivation! Our September meetup took place in Seoul on the 19th, and it was extra special. Here’s what made