Here are some reasons why you should consider getting your 20/20 vision this winter with SMILE:

Avoid foggy glasses

Going to Seoul during Christmas or having Korean friends or family that you want to greet this holiday? So apart from winter gear, cards, and gifts, there are a few things you must pack.

Well, it’s time to add how to say Merry Christmas in Korean to your to-do list.

One of the hardest parts about speaking Korean is simply STARTING to speak Korean with someone. And it can be even harder when you want to practice with a native speaker, even someone who tells you it's fine to practice Korean with them, to just open your mouth and begin making sentences.

I've been there too, since I had to learn Korean myself, and I've compiled some of my tips for what you can do to get through that initial difficulty. Here are some of my tips for how you can start a Korean conversation.

Last week's video was all about how to say "hot" and "warm," so this week let's cover "cold" and "cool." Many of the concepts will transfer over to here from the last video, but there are also some additional things to know about these words which you'll learn about here.

Any requests for new topics? Let me know!

In this article, we will be learning about Korean nature. Although you may often be seeing photos of the bustling city of Seoul when it comes to South Korea, you better believe that the Korean peninsula is equally covered in natural beauty, from its Northern border to the Southern shores.

One question I often get asked is how to improve listening comprehension in Korean, or how to understand Korean more easily. Many tips will be similar no matter the question - study more, practice more, listen more.... But we've also got some extra tips that are specifically catered to improving your Korean listening comprehension. I met with Sofie, a fluent Korean speaker from Denmark, to share what we're doing to improve our listening skills, as well as what you can do to get better listening comprehension for Korean.