안녕하세요 여러분, Precious 입니다! I'm from Singapore 🇸🇬 (싱가포르), and I'm bilingual (English, Chinese). Current level: Upper Beginner - Low...

Here is a list of Korean vocabulary related to the 4th of July.

안녕하세요 여러분! 서이 임나다. Hello Everyone, I'm Zoey! 만나서 반가워요. Nice to meet you everyone! This is my first blog here at Korean Study Junkie and...

여러분, 안녕하세요! I am Vaibhavi. In this lesson you will learn how to connect two clauses using ~(으)려면 to create the meaning "if one wants to"...

Hey there! It's been a long time! Today I'm going to share with you my experience with Duolingo, a language learning app, for more than a...

Hello guys and welcome back to another post. Today, I'm going to talk about chopsticks. You may be well aware of the fact that Chinese,...

뇨 안녕하세요~ Koreanstudyjunkie입니다! This post is a list of most of the Korean particles - excluding Korean counters, although I have made a...

Welcome or welcome back to koreanstudyjunkies. I'm Angel, and in this blog post, we're going to talk about K-pop songs 🎶 For some of you...

Speaking in abbreviations may sound a bit ridiculous but we have to admit that knowing the meaning would make you sound cool.

Don’t use 동안 to say how long you have been learning or studying Korean. In this lesson I'll show you a better way you can say this. To...

This is how I practise making Korean sentences, in just 3 simple steps.

제일 & 가장 mean "most". In this post, you'll learn how to use them in a sentence.

How surprising! Korean has so many endings for expressing surprise, wonder, disbelief, etc. Almost one for every emotion it seems like.

Korean casuatives are used when someone or something causes, makes, lets, or enables another action to take place. There are many ways to..

더, 덜, and 보다 are often used to compare things in korean

Time to dive into a conversation with a physician in this week's episode of Medical Korean!

Hello guys and welcome back to another post. Today I'll be talking about some Korean videos I watch. After I started learning Korean, I...

Koreans use 은/ㄴ to describe nouns. It is attached to adjectives right before a noun in a sentence. For example: a beautiul day is "아름다운 날"

What is the difference between 이해하다 and 알아듣다? They both mean "understand" but...

Hello guys and welcome back to another post. Today I'm going to talk about some common Korean internet or texting slang. So, let's get...