Korean Grammar: 하다 vs 한다 Unknown 9:00 AM Add Comment Edit 하다 vs 한다 안녕하세요~ Today, I'm going to go over another grammar point that I learned in class. I've been seeing a few sentences end in... Read More
Word of the Day: 방문하다 Peter 6:13 AM Add Comment Edit 방문하다. This is the dictionary form. This means to visit or drop by. I learned this one today in class. It's not a "survival... Read More
Word of the Day: 입구/출구 Peter 3:06 PM Add Comment Edit Good morning everyone, another beautiful day in Korea. Hope you're all doong well on hump day and have your exciting weekend plans. Here... Read More
Word of the Day: 신분증 Peter 5:27 AM Add Comment Edit Today's Word of the Day is a particularly important word, so please remember it! 신분증 1. ID Card, Identification This is extremely... Read More
Word of the Day: 죽겠다 - 졸라/존나 - 완전 Peter 5:02 AM Add Comment Edit 죽겠다 - 졸라/존나 - 완전 Are all words to emphasize expressions of feelings, such as angry, mad, sad, or happy, or funny. By placing one of these ... Read More
Korean Word of the Day: 안전요원 Peter 10:01 PM Add Comment Edit 안전요원 1. Safety Officer. Usually you will see these officers on the train, walking along the platform. They sport red hats with yellow text... Read More
Korean Word of the Day: 부지런 Peter 7:54 AM Add Comment Edit 부지런 1. Hard-working/Diligent This is a great compliment to give someone or a great compliment to receive, as Korean culture values hard w... Read More
Korean Word of the Day: 정문화 Peter 5:46 PM Add Comment Edit This is a concept that is difficult to define, apparently even in the Korean language but here we are going to try to understand the meaning... Read More