Venture into the city of the international airport, Incheon. Surrounded by the west sea, the city is all about versatility from the port, old downtown to sleek skycrapers.
If you're especially into taking pictures of your travel memories, Incheon has plenty of wonderful photo spots ready for you!
Learn how to say "How are you doing?" and other useful phrases in lesson 54 of the Beginner Korean Course.
Remember that all of the lessons in this series go in order (starting with the alphabet), and there will be a total of 100 episodes once it's all uploaded.
You can start learning Korean from the very beginning with this course, and finish this course with a decent introductory knowledge of the Korean language.
I'll keep uploading two episodes every week until it's completed.
We're up to lesson 53 in our series! It's time we learn a little bit more about the verb 있다, as well as how we can use the verb 가지다 to say that we "have" something.
Remember that these videos go in order, so start from the first episode if this is your first time seeing one of these videos. There will be a total of 100 episodes in this series.
The Population and Housing Census surveys all Koreans and foreigners residing in Korea and also their housing. Similar censuses are conducted in most countries around the world. Foreign nationals having resided in Korea for three months or more are obligated to participate in the Census. The responses you provide will be strictly protected under the law and used solely for statistical purposes.
How to Participate in the Population and Housing Census?
Mid-17th Century Cheonwang Murals from Sinheungsa Temple in Yangsan, Gyeongsangnam-do.
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The third potential gate at Korean Buddhist temple is the Cheonwangmun Gate, or Sacheonwangun Gate. This means either “Heavenly Kings Gate,” or the “Four Heavenly Kings Gate,” in English. This gate houses four figures that have intimidating stares, bulging eyes, and gnashing teeth.
This lesson will teach about the progressive tense, 고 있다.
We're at episode 52! There will be a total of 100 episodes in this series, with two new episodes being uploaded every week. Remember to start this series from the beginning if you're new to this course, as all of the lessons go in order - including grammar and all vocabulary words. If there's something you don't understand or never learned before, it was explained in a previous episode.
