How surprising! Korean has so many endings for expressing surprise, wonder, disbelief, etc. Almost one for every emotion it seems like.

Korean casuatives are used when someone or something causes, makes, lets, or enables another action to take place. There are many ways to..

더, 덜, and 보다 are often used to compare things in korean

Koreans use 은/ㄴ to describe nouns. It is attached to adjectives right before a noun in a sentence. For example: a beautiul day is "아름다운 날"

Is it rude to use 당신!? Some people say It's unnatural or rude to use, but is it really? What's the proper way to say "you" in Korean?

What does 아무 mean? 아무나 - anybody 아무도 - nobody 아무 거나 - anything 아무 것도 - nothing 아무 데나 - anywhere 아무 데도 - nowhere 아무 때나 - any time

A korean story that is about eating at restaurants. It's not a fairytale or a folk tale, but it is more of a dialogue you can use.

There are so many ways to say "because" in Korean. In this post you'll learn when to use each one.

여러분, 안녕하세요! This is Vaibhavi from India (인도). In this lesson we will learn about ~들 particle and it's usage. 시작하자! Unlike English, in...

Hello all! 여러분 안녕❣️ In last week’s post, I introduced you to three different strategies you can use to implement your favorite K-pop...

In this blog I have explained about Korean Particles ('and' & 'with'): ~과/와, ~랑/이랑 and ~하고.

I'm EunHo(은호) from India(인도)! I'm learning Korean(한국어) since 1 year(1년) and can write a 150 word paragraph easily 😅. (Disclaimer: These...

Have you ever wondered what is the difference between 공부하다 and 배우다?

Annyonghaseyo(안녕하세요) dear readers ! I'm Eunho(은호) from India. I love Korean Dramas and learning new languages. I have a Korean learning...

In this lesson you will learn the proper way to say "I/he/she/they like" or "I dislike" or "he/she/they dislike" and etc.

ㄹ거예요 vs 겠다 ~겠다 means a strong will or intention to perform an action and can only be used in the first person To emphasise one’s strong...

This will tell you the exact differences between 아니요, 아니에요,& even 아니라 . I use short and simple explanations and examples of all these forms.

-에 and -에서 both mean the same thing, but they have different usages and rules. This post is a very simple explanation plus a short practice.

Disclaimer: I got this info from the lingodeer website. 🚩this is a very complicated concept in Korean and you will not learn in in one...

What does 되다 mean? And why does 되다 appear where 하다 should be. Doesn't it mean "to become"? This post will tell everything you should know.