In this article, we’ll be discussing how to say grandma in Korean.

Have you already managed to get through and learn all of the family vocabularies? How does your Korean friend refer to their grandma? Would you like to learn how to say “grandma” in Korean with us today? You do? Great, then let’s begin learning!

In this lesson we'll learn some useful information related to making a phone call in Korean. If you visit Korea for an extended amount of time, you'll probably want to make a phone call somewhere once or twice.

There will be 100 episodes in this series, so we're now already at 97% completion.

Remember that this course goes in order, so I recommend starting from the first episode - even if you've already learned a few of these lessons already. Everything is designed to let you follow from one lesson to another, without any learning gaps.

Despite being a relatively simple video course (and free), you might be surprised that using only what we've learned so far there's actually a lot of sentences we can make. In this episode we'll learn how to order food at a restaurant, as well as some other useful phrases. Also you'll learn about several of the most important Korean holidays.

Back when I was first starting my channel, I wasn't even aware of the best Advanced level Korean resource online - and it was right there waiting for me the whole time to discover. That is 국립국어원 (The National Institute of the Korean Language), which I recommend for all Advanced level speakers and Korean language teachers.

Have you ever used this resource before, or heard of it?

At some point, if you travel to Korea without a tour group you're likely going to get lost, or you'll need to ask for help finding somewhere. We can ask several things related to this, such as how to say you're confused or that you don't understand, using only what we've learned in this course.

I'll also explain what things you can do after this course is over to continue your language journey.

I've made several videos before about how to study Korean, but now you can find all of them in one place.

In this lesson I outlined steps for how to learn Korean, tips for studying more effectively, how to improve pronunciation and intonation, and even some tips for improving as an intermediate or advanced speaker. The full live stream went almost 2 hours, but you can watch the most important parts here in this abridged video.