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Korean Expressions: Nunchi, Bunwigi, and Sense Explained
Introduction In Korean, social awareness is expressed with words like 눈치 (nunchi), 분위기 (bunwigi), and 센스 (sense). All three describe…
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Korean Expressions for Feelings
Introduction Emotions are an essential part of communication, and Korean provides a rich vocabulary to describe them. From joy and…
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Korean Words for Body Parts
1. Head & Face (머리와 얼굴) Head (머리) Face (얼굴) Eyes (눈) Nose (코) Mouth & Lips (입과 입술) Ear…
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Guide to Korean Expressions for Taste, Smell, and Texture
Introduction Korean has a remarkably rich set of words to describe flavor, aroma, and texture. These expressions go far beyond…
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Korean Cooking Utensils – Complete Guide
Learning the names of cooking utensils in Korean is very useful if you want to follow Korean recipes or work…
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Korean Vocabulary: Electronic Devices
In Korean, 전자 제품 (jeonja jepum) means “electronic devices or appliances.”Here is a complete list of common electronic devices categorized…
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Korean Furniture Vocabulary: Essential Guide
When learning Korean, furniture words are super practical—you’ll use them when describing your home, shopping, or giving directions. This guide…
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How to Talk About Days in Korean
1. Basic Day Expressions ✅ Example: 2. Native Korean Counters (including “몇”) 👉 Note: 이레, 여드레, 아흐레 are rarely used…
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50 Common Korean Job Titles
Learning job titles in Korean is very useful for daily conversations. Here are 50 common job titles in Korean, grouped…
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Korean Place and Store Names
In Korean, the names of places and stores often follow patterns, but some are basic institutions that everyone should know…