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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…
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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…
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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…
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Korean Weather Expressions
In Korean, weather expressions go beyond just sun and rain—they capture subtle emotional tones and natural details. This comprehensive guide…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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,…
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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…
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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…
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손이 크다 vs 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…
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What is the meaning of aigo in Korean? | Usage & Examples
What is the meaning of aigo? – “아이고” (Aigo) is a commonly used Korean exclamation that expresses a wide range…
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은/는 vs 이/가 – Key Differences and Usage in Korean
If you’re learning Korean, you’ve probably seen 은/는 and 이/가 used in similar sentences. While both are subject markers, they…
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“지금” (Jigeum) vs “이제” (Ije) – Key Differences and Usage in Korean
If you’re learning Korean, you may have come across “지금” and “이제”, both of which can be translated as “now”…
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잘하다 vs 잘 하다 & 못하다 vs 못 하다 in Korean: The Key Differences Explained
Understanding the nuances of Korean grammar can be tricky, especially when it comes to words that look almost identical but…