A quick tip if you’re practicing writing Korean, don’t overlook Korean spacing! You might be busy practicing and examining different Korean handwriting styles. Or maybe you are trying to prepare yourself best for a big language test in Korea, such as TOPIK.

When it comes to talking to yourself, there are certain forms you'll want to use and other forms you'll want to avoid. These are also a part of Politeness Levels, but it's not as simple as just using casual speech out loud. This lesson will cover a few specific common forms that are used when talking to yourself.

Remember that YouTube channel Members can watch this entire series - all 24 episodes - right now. For everyone else, I'll upload one new episode every week until it's complete.

Have you experienced Halloween in Korea? Derived from the old European celebrations of All Hallow’s Eve, Halloween has grown into a true worldwide phenomenon.

Although trick or treating largely still remains an American way of enjoying Halloween, other countries around the world have introduced their own bits of celebrations into their cultures, including Korea.

Hanja are a useful way to expand your vocabulary, and knowing more of them can help you to better understand words that you already know more in depth.

This week's "Korean FAQ" lesson is all about the Hanja 자 (字), which means a "character."