You can use this ending to talk about your experiences in a natural way. There is 1 main form and then a secondar form which is slightly dif

(으)ㄹ까 하다 - I’m thinking about doing ~ㄹ/을까 하다 is often connected to the grammatical principle ~아/어서

Learn what 사랑해요 (saranghaeyo) means and when you use it. There are times when its unnatural to use it as well!

How to use 만큼.

In this lesson you will learn to make comparative sentences in Korean. For example; sentences like "I am smarter than you".

In America, we tend to use girls a lot as an all encompassing word for women of all ages, but that is different in Korea, so let’s look at t

It doesn’t really have a one size fits all translation. It’s super useful and can be used to say SO many things in Korean!

There are 2 ways to say “bestfriend”, but they can be a little stiff and literal. Do Koreans even use the word “best friend”? Let’s learn!

Today we’ll be comparing 기 바라다 and 으면 좋겠다. When translated they can sometimes have a similar meaning of “hope” or “wish”.

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..

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

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

In this lesson, you’ll learn 15 words you must know if you’re planningt travel t Kore.

Did you know it’s actually quite awkward and unnatural to use 안 많아요 most of the time? Here are 3 alternatives that you should use instead.

고프다 originally means “to be empty” or “to crave,” and is most commonly seen in the form 배고프다 (hungry = stomach-empty).

I have 4 Korean dialogues to show you how to order coffee at cafés in Korea.

지금 Meaning: Now Focus: Current action or state When: Present 이제 Meaning: Now, from now on Focus: Transition When: Present to Future

신나다, 셀레다, and 두근두근 can all be used to express excitement. Be careful to not use the inappropriate form for excited — learn about it in t…

It is often translated as: “let alone”, “not even”, “far from”, “much less”. It highlights how unlikely or unachievable something is..