저는 and 나는 both mean I and 저 and 나 both mean “me”. But how is it different?

Korean learners in the beginning tend to be easily confused by “goodbye”. It’s simple, plus I’ll show you other ways you can say bye

여보세요 → Used as “hello” when answering the phone. This phrase is also used in a couple other situations. Let’s picture it’s dark and you’re..

You may have heard 안 돼 or 말도 안 돼 before, but here you'll learn how to use it and the different meanings it carries.

Vocabulary words based on night. Learn to say words like full moon, crescent moon, pillow, bed, etc. with example sentences

A short Korean dialogue that includes multiple beginner grammar points. There is a list of all the words from the dialogue as well.

A big list of animal names in Korean

You can use “하지만“ of course, but If you are guilty of ‘overusing it’ for everything and every situation then this is for you!

(으)ㄴ 것, 는 것, (으)ㄹ 것 can be used in 2 separate ways. Keep in mind throughout this lesson that 것 means thing. The first way it can be used is

Introduction Korean cuisine is becoming increasingly popular all around the world. If you're planning to visit a Korean restaurant or...

I find that my students often don't know the Korean pronouns to use in our lessons, so I decided to make a nice comprehensive list of them.

Must know vocabulary for your next trip to Korea. These phrases are great if you're planning to stay at a hotel at all during your stay.

Hair vocabulary words in Korean. Learn how to say “dye, perm, comb, cut” and other words you’ll use to describe your hair.

여러분, 안녕하세요!! Today’s post is going to be a little cheesy.. YUP! You guessed it right in this lesson we are going to learn cheesy PICK UP...

안 & 지 않다 mean the exact same thing, except one is seen as more formal and one is more casual. The mistake Korean learners often make is..

Most of the time 짧다 means short and 작다 means short, however when it comes to height “short” is not 짧다? Click to see some examples!

Koreanstudyjunkie입니다! A very good way to memorize adjectives is by learning the antonyms - in other words learning the opposite...

많이 is an adverb used before a verb. 많다 is an adjective and goes at the very end of a sentence. 많이 있어요 and 많아요 have the same meaning

아/어 보이다 is attached to an adjective stem to say "looks like" or "seems like". It can be used in present, past, and future tense. Used to des

Nature words and Nature vocabulary in Korean