You’re probably accustomed to eating them on a daily basis, but do you already know how to list all your favorite fruits in Korean? What banana is in Korean? How about pineapple?

In this lesson, we will go over how to say ‘apple’ in Korean. After all, it is highly likely to be one of your staple fruits to eat. You may also want to let us know which other fruits you wish to learn next!

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‘Apple’ in Korean

This is something really important to me, and something that I've never shared with you before.

I usually don't talk about my personal life more than necessary, but in this case I think it's important. I wanted to share with you how Korean has really influenced and changed my life. It's affected me in some really big ways, and that includes in my personal life.

Many people have asked me how learning Korean has changed my life, and I felt that just saying "it's helped me get a few jobs and make friends" is only half of the true story. So today I'm going to share with you the entire story.

Here is how learning Korean has really changed my life.

This week's new video is another "Korean Phrases" episode. This series is for learning quick idioms and phrases in Korean. Even if you don't use any of these idioms in this series when speaking, you might find them written in books, or hear someone use them when speaking. So they're useful to know, especially if you're at an intermediate or advanced Korean level.

Today's idiom is: 이심전심

It's a popular idiom that you can use in your regular Korean conversations.

Check it out here~

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