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  • Korean Family Titles Explained

    Korean Family Titles Explained

    I will explain Korean family titles divided into four levels: basic everyday terms, in-law terms, extended relatives, and rare complicated…

    8/24/2025
  • Understanding Korean Number Systems: Native vs. Sino-Korean

    Understanding Korean Number Systems: Native vs. Sino-Korean

    Learning Korean numbers can be confusing because the language uses two number systems: Sino-Korean (한자어 수) and Native Korean (고유어…

    8/23/2025
  • Korean Weather Expressions

    Korean Weather Expressions

    In Korean, weather expressions go beyond just sun and rain—they capture subtle emotional tones and natural details. This comprehensive guide…

    5/29/2025
  • How to Read Hangul Easily: A Beginner-Friendly Guide

    How to Read Hangul Easily: A Beginner-Friendly Guide

    1. What is Hangul? Hangul is the Korean writing system.It was created to match the shape of sounds, making it…

    5/23/2025
  • How to Read Hangul: From Creation to Real Pronunciation

    How to Read Hangul: From Creation to Real Pronunciation

    Hangul (한글), the Korean writing system, is one of the most logical and learner-friendly alphabets in the world. In this…

    5/21/2025
  • How Koreans Talk About Age – Expressions, Titles, and Cultural Norms

    How Koreans Talk About Age – Expressions, Titles, and Cultural Norms

    In Korean culture, age isn’t just a number — it determines how people address each other, what language form they…

    5/17/2025
  • How Koreans Describe Pain

    How Koreans Describe Pain

    Korean has many different ways to express pain beyond simply saying “아프다” (It hurts).Each word adds detail about the type,…

    4/11/2025
  • Mastering Korean Cooking Vocabs: Full Guide with Meanings and Examples

    Mastering Korean Cooking Vocabs: Full Guide with Meanings and Examples

    Learning Korean cooking vocabulary isn’t just about understanding ingredients—it’s also about mastering the action words (verbs) that bring those ingredients…

    4/6/2025
  • 16 Korean Expressions for Hunger – From “A Bit Peckish” to “Absolutely Starving”

    16 Korean Expressions for Hunger – From “A Bit Peckish” to “Absolutely Starving”

    In Korean, expressing hunger isn’t just about saying “I’m hungry.” Whether you’re just a little peckish, craving something specific, or…

    4/3/2025
  • 손이 크다, 발이 넓다, 마당발. Korean Idioms Explained with Examples

    손이 크다, 발이 넓다, 마당발. Korean Idioms Explained with Examples

    Korean is full of fun idiomatic expressions that use body parts to describe personality or social behavior. Three popular ones…

    3/30/2025
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