Most learners know they need to start with Hangul, the Korean alphabet — but don’t know how to learn it without feeling overwhelmed.

Happy New Year! Here’s a breakdown of the Korean Phrase - 새해 복 많이 받으세요!

Koreans like to be polite at all times, even when turning someone down. This usally means being indirect or coming up with vague excuses..

Any Stranger Things fans out there? I love this show. In honor of the finale, I have made a vocab list of commonly used words or items in th

In this lesson, you’ll learn how to respond during conversations like native Koreans do. Typically, Koreans aren’t just silently listening i

How to use 편이다 to say “tend to”, “relatively..”, “on the side of..”.

Basic Email Structure Korean business emails follow a polite, hierarchical, and formulaic structure. The standard order is: Subje

There are a few super useful Idioms using the word mouth (입) to say things like: picky eater, snacking, sweet talk, etc.

Koreans try to avoid conflict most of the time! The majority of things you’re going to learn in this lesson is about how to be indirect to r

안 재미있다 , 안 맛있다 is unnatural to say in Korean. Let’s learn why and how to say negatives more naturally!

You shouldn’t only use 진짜, 너무, & 아주 to say “very”. Here are some other adverbs to level up your Korean.

Korea has developed into an “always on the go”, “super fast-paced” society which has a few pros, but also quite a few cons.

안 & 지 마세요 are both translated as “don’t”. Yet they are quite different. Some of my students slip up and mistake them from time to time.

These 2 have a similar usage. Let’s discuss the different usages, differences, and compare examples!

You should use different words depending on the situation you’re in!

A Korean dialogue about life in Paris. I have broken down vocab and grammar from each line to help you study it.

In this lesson, I’ll introduce some useful Korean idioms that use “foot”.

Tongue twisters to help improve you pronunciation of Korean words

15 key driving vocab words in Korean wit example sentences!

When you hear idioms like “발이 넓다” for example, you would translate it literally: "wide feet". But It has a totally different meaning..