안녕 koreanstudyjunkie입니다! Tongue twisters are a great way to practice your pronounciation & also a fun way to test your korean reading...

A list of common Korean curse words and insults

아니다 = to not be, 없다 = not exist, not have, 안 & 지 않다 = not, don’t, 못 & 지 못하다 = can’t do, ~(으)ㄹ 수 없다 = can't, 지 마세요 = don't do it

A list of Korean vocabulary words and phrases for Autumn.

A list of Korean fruit names, Korean vegetable names, traditional Korean dishes, Korean deserts and snacks, and more

하고, 와/과, (이)랑 have the same meanings essentially and can be swapped, but they do have slightly different feelings to it. 1 is mainly used in

에 대해 attaches to nouns to say "about". Example: 한국어에 대해 = about Korean. Here's another example: 한국어에 대한 책 = a book about Korean. Click to le

Welcome or welcome back to another Koreanstudyjunkie lesson! I'm Junie. In this lesson, you'll learn what an object is and the object...

A masterlist of a ton of high-school and university related vocabulary and phrases. Majors, minors, subjects, supplies, + daily phrases.

Difference between 머리 vs 머리카락 vs 털

The 4 seasons in Korean | 봄 - spring 여름 - summer

To say “before” in Korean simply attach 기 전에 to a verb stem. 가다 > 가기 전에 = Before I go

These words can be used interchangeably, but 벌써 has a second meaning that something happens sooner than expected, but 이미..

INTRODUCTION: 안녕하십니까! I am Vaibhavi from India. When referring to a third person we usually use pronouns '그' for 'he', '그녀' for 'she'...

A vocab list for body parts in Korean

Ooh write that down! write that down! 안녕 여러분! Koreanstudyjunkie쌤입니다~ I have a pretty cool grammar study technique that I want you to try...

함께 is used less commonly in speech, but more in writing and songs. 같이 is more commonly spoken. It can also function like 처럼.

There are a few ways to talk about your plan in Korean. Most translate to "be going to.."

Hey there! I'm Koreanstudyjunkie. Today we'll look at a list of words that have a similar pronunciation and the same meaning. Korean and...

There are other ways to say because than just 때문에, 아/어서, or 으니까. In this lesson, you'll learn how they're used an why.