Both 주방 and 부엌 mean "Kitchen", however one is used for restaurants more often and one is used for kitchens in a person's home

Study new vocab, phrases, and grammar through a Korean dialogue.

다시 and 또 both are translated as "again", however the give off completely different feeings. 다시 can have a negative association with it and h

A list of different birds: swans, turkeys, vultures, and more

This grammar can be used to say "how long it takes to do something" or "how much money it costs to do something"

A list of sports in Korean

Korean Colors (not just Blue) can be used as verbs, nouns, and adjectives - some get a new variation or form. Some colors have new words..

이쁘다 was not a standard word until recently. This word is used only with speaking.

A korean folk tale about a rabbit being deceived by a turtle to take his liver.

에 and 으로 can both mean "to" a location, but there IS a difference in when to use them. One is used to mark the destination and the other ...

If you have switched your phone’s language into Korean but were overwhelmed by the unknown words. You can use this vocab list as a guide

1 beginner Korean story and 1 intermediate Korean story with english translation, vocab lists, comprehension questions, and answers.

BREAKDOWN: ~다가 - to indicate that one does an action and then stops ~보면 – if one looks/reflects on it

This is a very simple and easy to learn grammar that is also super useful. You just add a movement verb to 는 길에 , “while on my way, I do..”

Here are Korean Idioms that will enhance your speaking and comprehension skills. These Idioms can be used in some commonly occuring situatio

가다 and 오다 DO NOT function the same as in English. It all boils down to the direction you are moving in. The difference is going AWAY or TO..

Curious about kitchen-related words in Korean? You can learn about furniture items and utensils with example sentences.

황금알을 낳는 거위 is a goose who can lay golden eggs. Korean folk tales are a great way to practice your reading skills & learn new words/phrases..

다고 생각하다 vs 것 같다 - they both can be translated as "I think", but they are not the same thing. In this lesson, you'll learn why!

An interesting short Korean story to help you learn and memorize new words/phrases! There are also questions to test your understanding.