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In Korean, 이 (meaning "this") by itself cannot function as a standalone pronoun. To use it in that way,...
The exercises focus on recognizing everyday words and forming sentences to express what something is...
"이거" is the casual, spoken version of "이것." It's shorter and easier to say, so people use it more in...
감사 (gamsa) is a Korean word that means "thanks" or "gratitude." It is commonly used in everyday situations...
The demonstrative adjective 이 (i) is used in Korean to mean "this" and is placed before a noun to indicate...
In this Korean practice, you’ll focus on using 있어요 (i-sseo-yo), which means "there is" or "I have," and...
이 means "this" in English, and is used as a demonstrative pronoun or demonstrative adjective in Korean...
A syllable block in Hangeul refers to the way individual letters (consonants and vowels) are grouped...
합니다 (hamnida) is the formal present tense form of the Korean verb "하다" (hada), which means "to do." So,...
October in Korean is 시월 (siwol) or 10월. The word for "ten" is "십" (sip), but for smoother pronunciation,...
단군왕검 (Dangun Wanggeom) is a legendary figure in Korean history, believed to have founded Gojoseon, Korea's...
This table provides a summary of the 9 main parts of speech in Korean, including their names in both...
Hangeul Day (한글날) is celebrated on October 9th each year in South Korea. It honors the creation of the...
가을 (gaeul) is the Korean word for autumn or fall. It refers to the season that comes after summer and...
As winter approaches, it's essential to know how to talk about different types of winter clothing, especially...
The Korean term 휴가 (hyuga) is used to refer to time off or leave, typically in the context of work. Here...
National Foundation Day in Korea, or 개천절 (Gaecheonjeol), commemorates the legendary founding of Korea...
여행 (Yeohaeng) is a Korean word that translates to "travel" or "trip" in English. It refers to the act...
When I first stumbled upon Naver Junior (네이버 주니어), I thought it was just a kid-friendly platform, but...
사전 (sajeon) means "dictionary" in Korean.