Here is a list of 11 Korean words that are never translated well in English!

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

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!

A list of words related to graduating with commonly used phrases and example sentences.

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

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

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.

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

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..

You’ll see these signs all over Korea, so it’s very good to study their meanings!

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

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

In this lesson I have made a list of words that will be very helpful to know when visiting the bank in Korea. I have included example senten

In this lesson, I thought it might be nice to make a list of instruments in Korean. It's also a good opportunity to talk about traditional K

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

계시다 is an HONORIFIC form of 있다. In other words, they mean the exact same thing (on paper, anyways). But how exactly do you use it properly?

In Korea, when discussing temperature, 섭씨 (Celsius) is almost always used, and it’s common to refer to temperatures using "도" (degrees).

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…