Prepare for the TOPIK test with the best study material from TOPIK GUIDE – Complete Guide to TOPIK – Self-Study Package. GSFS is for newly-admitted [Read More]
TOPIK TEST PREP COURSE
Best Self-Study Course to Prepare for TOPIK Test
Silk-Road Scholarship Fall 2018 at Seoul National University
Prepare for the TOPIK test with the best study material from TOPIK GUIDE – Complete Guide to TOPIK – Self-Study Package. The Silk-Road Scholarship Program [Read More]
Difference between 은/는 and 이/가
은/는 and 이/가 are probably the most confusing Korean particles (case markers) for Korean language learners. Even the professors of Korean language find it very difficult [Read More]
How to Learn Korean with Korean Dramas – 10 Recommended K-Dramas
Want to improve your Korean listening and speaking skills without going through boring textbooks? Korean dramas may be a great option for you. Korean dramas [Read More]
55th (November 2017) TOPIK Test – Registration in Your Country
55th (November 2017) TOPIK Test Overseas Application Information Test date: 11.18 (Sat) to 11.19 (Sun) Also Check: October 2017 (54th) TOPIK Test Registration in Your Country [Read More]
TOPIK Speaking Trial Test Participation Guideline
Update : TOPIK Test to have Speaking Section from 2023 National Institute for International Education, Korea is conducting research on development of CBT / IBT based [Read More]
October 2017 (54th) TOPIK Test Registration in Your Country
54th TOPIK test will be conducted in October 2017 in Korea and many other countries. You can check if your country is there in the [Read More]
6 Reasons why Learning Korean Language is Difficult [Infographic]
Korean is considered one of the difficult languages to learn for English speakers. US Foreign Service Institute puts Korean in Category V of language difficulty [Read More]
Difference Between 좋아요 and 좋아해요
Both 좋아요 and 좋아해요 are used to express liking for something but they are not exactly same. Both words are used differently and many beginner [Read More]
NIIED KGSP Graduate Scholarship 2017 Results
The final results of NIIED Korean Government Scholarship Program (KGSP) 2017 have been announced. Here we are publishing the list of all the selected students [Read More]
Verb + 아/어 보다 To try doing something – Korean Verb Ending
This is basic Korean grammar series for beginner level Korean language learners. These grammar lessons are useful for people preparing for TOPIK I. In this [Read More]
세요 and 십시오 Verb Endings – Making Request in Korean
This is basic Korean grammar series for beginner level Korean language learners. These grammar lessons are useful for people preparing for TOPIK I. In this [Read More]
V + 고 있다 and -고 싶다 Verb Endings – Korean Grammar
This is basic Korean grammar series for beginner level Korean language learners. These grammar lessons are useful for people preparing for TOPIK I. In this [Read More]
지요/죠 and 잖아요 Verb Endings – Korean Grammar
This is basic Korean grammar series for beginner level Korean language learners. These grammar lessons are useful for people preparing for TOPIK I. In this [Read More]
Negative Sentences in Korean – Using 안 vs 못
This is basic Korean grammar series for beginner level Korean language learners. These grammar lessons are useful for people preparing for TOPIK I. In this [Read More]
Negative Sentences in Korean – 지 않다 & 지 못하다 Verb Endings
This is basic Korean grammar series for beginner level Korean language learners. These grammar lessons are useful for people preparing for TOPIK I. In this [Read More]
-겠어요/(으)ㄹ 거예요 Future Tense Verb Ending – Korean Grammar
This is basic Korean grammar series for beginner level Korean language learners. These grammar lessons are useful for people preparing for TOPIK I. In this [Read More]
았어요/었어요 Past Tense Korean Verb Ending
In this grammar lesson, we will learn 았어요/었어요 Past Tense Korean Verb Ending. [Read More]
아요/어요 & ㅂ니다/습니다 Present Tense Korean Verb Ending
In this grammar lesson, we will learn 아요/어요 & ㅂ니다/습니다 Present Tense Korean Verb Ending. [Read More]
있다/없다 (To Exist/Have) – Korean Verb Ending
In this grammar lesson, we will learn Korean verb ending – 있다/없다 (To Exist/Have). [Read More]
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