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죄송합니다 (joesonghamnida) is a formal and polite way to say "I'm sorry" in Korean. You'd use it when you...

November in Korean is 11월 (sip-il-wol) or 십일월 (sip-il-wol).

Fun Fact: Korea is known as the “Land of High Mountains and Sparkling Streams.”

"안녕하세요" (an-nyeong-ha-se-yo) is a polite way to say "Hello" or "Hi" in Korean. 안녕 (an-nyeong) = peace,...

South Korea has 7 Metropolitan Cities: 1. 서울 (Seoul), 2. 부산 (Busan), 3. 인천 (Incheon), 4. 대구 (Daegu),...

In this Korean practice, you will focus on using the Korean adjective 맛없어요 (ma-deop-seo-yo), which means...

In Korean, 이것, 그것, and 저것 are used to refer to "this," "that," and "that over there" without naming the...

Seoul (서울) is the largest city and the capital of South Korea. Since 1946, Seoul has been administered...

안녕하세요 (annyeonghaseyo) is a common Korean greeting that means "Hello" or "Hi." It's a polite way to greet...

Did you know 'Seoul' literally means 'capital city' in Korean? Yep, the name is as straightforward as...

South Korea’s autumn is packed with festivals that really bring out the beauty of the season. If you’re...

살 (sal) means "years old" in Korean and is used to indicate someone's age. In this post, we’ll look at...

This Korean practice focuses on using the Korean adjective 맛있어요 (ma-si-sseo-yo), meaning "delicious,"...

Here are a few of the most common personal pronouns in Korean: I – 나, You – 너, He – 그, She – 그녀, We –...

맞아요 (majayo) is a casual way to say "That's right" or "Exactly" in Korean. You'd use it when you want...

In Korean, the word for autumn is 가을 (ga-eul). It is used in everyday language to describe the cool,...

In Korean, when you want to say "I want to [do something]," you use the phrase -고 싶어요 (-go si-peo-yo)....

In this Korean practice, we will focus on the Korean phrase 주세요 (ju-se-yo), which means "please give...

In Korean, pointing out things around you is easy with three little words: 이, 그, and 저. These demonstrative...

South Korea is divided into nine provinces (도, do). These provinces are: 1. 경기도 (Gyeonggi-do), 2. 강원도...