앞 = Front 옆 = Side 뒤 = Back 안 = Inside 밖 = Outside 밑/아래 = Under; Bottom 위 = Top; On 사이 = Between 왼쪽(으로) = Left 오른쪽(으로) = Right

Are you struggling to talk about the weather in Korean? Whether it be rain, shine, snow, or fog - here’s a list to help you out!

A list of Korean vocabulary words and phrases for Autumn.

In this lesson, let's learn about five words in Korean that mean "place" but are still different from each other depending on the context...

A list of Korean fruit names, Korean vegetable names, traditional Korean dishes, Korean deserts and snacks, and more

Here is a list of the most common Korean terms of endearment you can use for the one you love. 자기야 – “Honey” or “Baby” Often seen in drama

A masterlist of a ton of high-school and university related vocabulary and phrases. Majors, minors, subjects, supplies, + daily phrases.

Difference between 머리 vs 머리카락 vs 털

Aegyo literally means behaving cutely or doing something in a cutesy way. It's done a lot by Korean celebrities, but also everyone...

안녕하세요? Precious 입니다, today we shall learn the differences between (으)면서 and 는 동안에. (으)면서 is used to indicate that two or more actions are...

The 4 seasons in Korean | 봄 - spring 여름 - summer

Here's a list of lgbtq+ vocabulary. Hopefully, you can find your gender identity and sexual orientation in this list.

A list of phrases commonly used in almost all K-dramas

It's easy to make longer sentences in Korean by just connecting more than one sentence together. Let's learn conjunctions and how to use...

These words can be used interchangeably, but 벌써 has a second meaning that something happens sooner than expected, but 이미..

INTRODUCTION: 안녕하십니까! I am Vaibhavi from India. When referring to a third person we usually use pronouns '그' for 'he', '그녀' for 'she'...

안녕하세요? Precious 입니다. Today I learnt a new grammar, -다가, shall we review it together? 다가 is used as a conjunction to indicate an...

A vocab list for body parts in Korean

여러분, 안녕하세요? 오랜만이에요 Precious 입니다! Today, we are going to learn how to online shop on Korean websites where there is typically no English...

함께 is used less commonly in speech, but more in writing and songs. 같이 is more commonly spoken. It can also function like 처럼.