Korean Grammar
Adjectives are words that show the quality or state of a person or thing. In Korean, adjectives are also known as “descriptive verbs”. Unlike English adjectives, Korean adjectives can be conjugated just like Korean verbs. And its dictionary form ends with -다 [da], just like the verbs. Due to this
Korean Grammar
What are Korean Particles Particles function as indicators and markers in a sentence. It indicates the role of the words in the sentence, whether it’s topic, subject, object, etc… Particles are necessary to give a clearer meaning to the sentence. It’s essential in Korean sentence structure. In this
Culture & Travel
Korean slang is the everyday expression used by Korean but most of the time not taught by textbooks. If you are a k-drama fan, you might have already heard of 헐(heol) or 파이팅!(paiting) and can guess in what kind of situations to use them. Just like 헐(
Korean Words and Expressions
When chatting in Korean, have you ever come across short texts that look like parts of Korean characters and don't know what they mean? Don't worry, they are just like BTW, FYI, IDK, LOL in English which often confuse language learners. Perhaps there is some truth
Korean Words and Expressions
How to say hello in Korean? You may have heard this phrase, 안녕하세요(annyeonghaseyo) from K-drama or K-pop singer’s interviews. But how many other greeting phrases do you know in Korean? And what are the differences between each and when to use them? In this article, you
Korean Grammar
Distinguish between particles 이/가 and 은/는 이/가 and 은/는 are two of the most frequently used particles in the Korean language. At the same time, they are usually the most confusing particles for Korean learners. We have another guide to more Korean particles if you wish