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

In Korean, both sets of words— 하루, 이틀, 사흘 and 일일, 이일, 삼일—are used to express durations of days, but they have different nuances and usage pa

Native Korean speakers sometimes use 을/를 가다 with destinations like 학교를 가다, or 집을 가다 in casual speech. 에 가다 is used when the focus is on..

Upon looking up the meaning in a translator, you may see that 달리다 & 뛰다 both mean "To Run". Although, 뛰다 and 달리다 both involve movement re

There are 6 different mistakes that Korean learners make with 있다 and 없다

There is a scenario when you should NOT use 사랑해, we learn it in this lesson. Also, when to use 좋아요 and 좋아해요.

Athough, the are bot translated as “will”. CANNOT BE USED INTERCHANGEABLY.

One is a verb and one is an adjective / descriptive verb. One is a regular verb and one is irregular verb. Therefore, the conjugation is

"잊어버리다" can also be interpreted as "to lose" and it is commonly used when a person forgets something for good or for a relatively longer per

Both 주방 and 부엌 mean "Kitchen", however one is used for restaurants more often and one is used for kitchens in a person's home

다시 and 또 both are translated as "again", however the give off completely different feeings. 다시 can have a negative association with it and h

이쁘다 was not a standard word until recently. This word is used only with speaking.

에 and 으로 can both mean "to" a location, but there IS a difference in when to use them. One is used to mark the destination and the other ...

가다 and 오다 DO NOT function the same as in English. It all boils down to the direction you are moving in. The difference is going AWAY or TO..

다고 생각하다 vs 것 같다 - they both can be translated as "I think", but they are not the same thing. In this lesson, you'll learn why!

There are many time expressions and time adverb in Korea -in this post the most common are taught with examples.

Another case of 은/는 vs 이/가, except this difference is actually very straightforward. I’ll show you an easy way to spot the difference

모두 and 다 can sometimes mean the same thing “all”. But also each have their own separate meanings and usages.

안 and 속 both can mean “in” or “inside”, but there are some differences between the two that can be hard to distinguish.

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