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Kdrama study methods and Ideas for all levels from absolute beginner and more advanced learners.
KSJ 쌤
Dec 4, 20238 min read
How To Actually Master Korean In 2024 | Realistic Ideas, Tips, and Strategies You Can Implement Now
Don’t take your same old bad study habits into 2024 - upgrade your routine for the new year, so you can actually master Korean.
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KSJ 쌤
Nov 28, 20235 min read
All Beginner Korean Grammar
A masterlist of ALL the BEGINNER Korean Grammar that you need to know! I tried to link to the appropriate lesson, some don’t have links yet
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KSJ 쌤
Nov 24, 20231 min read
Animal Sounds in Korean
Cows say "moo", right? But not in Korean.. they say "음메” instead. And horns may go "honk" in English, but its different in Korean language.
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KSJ 쌤
Nov 20, 20232 min read
다(가) 보면 Lesson | “If you Keep V-ing..”
다가 보면 is used to say if you keep doing a action, something (either positive or negative) either will happen or is likely to happen.
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KSJ 쌤
Nov 17, 20233 min read
Because, So, Since in Korean - 아/어서 Lesson
아/어서 is one of the most common and useful Korean grammar out there.
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KSJ 쌤
Nov 13, 20232 min read
Double Negatives in Korean | (으)면 안 되다, (으)면 되다 Intermediate Korean Grammar
(으)면 안 되다 can be used to say that a action is “not allowed” or that you “may not” do an action. While (으)면 되다 is the opposite “you can do..
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KSJ 쌤
Nov 8, 20234 min read
How to Introduce yourself in Korean
How to Introduce yourself in all formality levels. I included all the different ways to say things. Maybe there are phrases you haven’t seen
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KSJ 쌤
Nov 6, 20232 min read
끝나다 vs 끝내다
끝내다 and 끝나다 are both translated as “to finish”, BUT there Is actually quite a distinct difference. One is used to mean something ends natura
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KSJ 쌤
Oct 27, 20232 min read
모두 vs 다
모두 and 다 can sometimes mean the same thing “all”. But also each have their own separate meanings and usages.
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KSJ 쌤
Oct 25, 20232 min read
새 vs 새로운 vs 새로 | How to say “New” in Korean
새롭다 is an adjective often used to modify nouns in the form of 새로운, meaning NEW. 새 is a determiner used before nouns that also means “new”.
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KSJ 쌤
Oct 23, 20231 min read
Halloween Korean Vocabulary Words
Monsters, Costumes, Decorations, Candy, and other Halloween-related Vocabulary Words.
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KSJ 쌤
Oct 20, 20233 min read
줄 알았다/ 줄 몰랐다 Lesson | I thought that.., I didn’t know that..
How to say “I thought that..” or”I didn’t know that..” in Korean. This lesson has a ton of examples of how to use ㄴ/은/을/ㄹ 줄 알았다/몰랐다.
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KSJ 쌤
Oct 16, 20232 min read
What's the difference between 무슨 and 뭐
무슨 and 뭐 can both be translated as “what”, but the are quite different. We’ll look at other forms of 뭐 as well, like 무엇 and 뭔가.
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Vaibhavi
Oct 11, 20232 min read
제일 vs. 가장: The Differences in Korean Superlatives
Have you ever found yourself grappling with Korean superlatives, trying to figure out when to use "제일" and when to opt for "가장" ? 제일 :...
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KSJ 쌤
Oct 9, 20233 min read
Short Korean Stories For Learning Grammar and Vocabulary Words
One of the best ways to learn Korean is by using Interesting and comprehensive INPUT! Use this story to learn new vocabulary words and gramm
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KSJ 쌤
Sep 22, 20232 min read
안 vs 속
안 and 속 both can mean “in” or “inside”, but there are some differences between the two that can be hard to distinguish.
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KSJ 쌤
Sep 20, 20231 min read
Cooking Verbs in Korean
The most important words you need to know for cooking. From rinsing and chopping veggies to stir-frying and tasting. Other kitchen vocab too
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KSJ 쌤
Sep 18, 20234 min read
How to check your Korean sentences
Making your own sentences in Korean is a great way to practice, but having a way to check those sentences is definitely beneficial.
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KSJ 쌤
Sep 12, 20231 min read
년 vs 해 | How to say "year" in Korean
년 and 해 both mean “year”, but what is the difference? When do you use each of them or does it even matter which? Yes! Find out why
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