Today we'll be looking at the usage of " V~ㄴ/은 지 시간 됐다 " Korean grammar point, with some example sentences.Usage :V~ㄴ/은 지 + 시간 [Read More]
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Korean Grammar Adj/V+더라고요 – I noticed/realized (recollection)
Today we'll be looking at the usage of "Adjective/Verb+더라고요" Korean grammar point with some examples.Conjugation rule :This grammar pattern can be used with verbs or [Read More]
List of 50 Most Common Korean Adverbs
We're listing top 50 Korean adverbs that you find useful in your conversation. There are three easy ways to identify or remember adverbs since most [Read More]
40 Most Popular Korean Slang Phrases
Using Korean slang to your vocabulary is the perfect way to spice up your everyday Korean conversation by sounding more like locals. Korean slang phrases [Read More]
15 Most Popular Korean Tongue Twisters
Korean tongue twisters, although weird and funny, most follow the grammar and sentence structure rules of the language. Korean tongue twisters are a popular way [Read More]
Must-Know Korean Medical/Hospital Words & Phrases
Brushing up on your Korean conversation skills? Through this post, you will be able to learn Korean sentences with their English meaning and Korean pronunciation [Read More]
Korean Grammar V+ 지 말다 – Don’t do (something)
Today, we’ll be looking at the usage of the Korean grammar pattern “Verb + 지 말다,” with some examples.The equivalent meaning of this grammar pattern [Read More]
Korean Grammar V+고 나서 – After (doing something)
Today we'll be looking at the usage of "Verb ~고 나서" Korean grammar pattern with some examples.Usage :~고 나서 Korean grammar pattern is used when [Read More]
Korean Grammar Noun 마다- Each or every
Today we'll be looking at the usage of "Noun ~ 마다" Korean grammar pattern with some examples.Usage :마다 literally means 'every'. It's used to express [Read More]
Korean Grammar Noun 같이 – Like something or someone
Today we'll be looking at the usage of "Noun 같이" Korean grammar pattern with few examples.Usage :This grammar pattern Noun+같이 is equivalent to the phrase [Read More]
Korean Grammar Noun 쯤 – Almost, around
Today we'll be looking at the usage of "Noun 쯤" Korean grammar point with some examples.Usage :쯤 means approximately, around, about, approximately etc.For example, if [Read More]
Korean Grammar N(으)로 – Towards, to, by, through, with
Today we'll be looking at the usage of "N (으)로" Korean grammar with some examples.Usage :This grammar pattern can be used to express a direction.For [Read More]
Korean Grammar N 만에 – After, in, at the end of
Today we'll be looking at the usage of "N 만에" Korean grammar point with some examples.Usage :This grammar pattern is used to refer to a [Read More]
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도 [ Korean Grammar ]
Today we'll be looking at the usage of "도" Korean grammar point with some examples.Usage :도 means " as well as, too, also...etc. in English. [Read More]
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A/V (으)ㄴ/는 반면에 [ Korean Grammar ]
Today we'll be looking at the usage of "A/V (으)ㄴ/는 반면에" Korean grammar point with some examples.Usage :This grammar pattern expresses the fact that two [Read More]
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Korean Grammar A/V/N -ㄴ/은/는 대신(에)- Instead of
Today we'll be looking at the usage of "A/V/N -ㄴ/은/는 대신(에)" Korean grammar point with some examples.Usage :This grammar pattern is equivalent of saying 'instead [Read More]
Everything about Korean Pronouns
Learning Korean pronouns for English speakers could be pretty difficult as there are three separate levels of speeches used depending on whom you talk to [Read More]
Conjugation of Korean Verbs and Adjectives
One of the characteristics of Korean verbs and adjectives is that they both are conjugated according to tense, speech level, passive and causative forms, and [Read More]
Korean sentence structure
The Korean sentence typically consists of the :Subject - Object - Predicate(verb)Or Subject - AdjectiveAs the word suggests, the subject is the main topic of [Read More]
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~(이)라고 [ Korean Grammar ]
Today we'll be looking at the usages of ~(이)라고 Korean grammar with some examples.Usage :This grammar pattern roughly translates to "is called, called by, said [Read More]
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