Most Sundays I offer a free Korean live classroom where we learn about all sorts of topics. This past Sunday I did a class all about the Intermediate level grammar form (으)려무나 or (으)렴, which is used for giving commands. This form is specifically used when giving a command to someone who's younger than you, and has a friendly tone.

Did you know that there are two different ways to conjugate the verb 있다? This is essentially as if there are two 있다 verbs. One verb means "to exist," while the other means "to stay." I'll explain how to use them, and when you'll want to conjugate them differently.

Season 4 Episode 10: New Year's Special PT. 1

Happy New Year! 
In this episode I look back on 2022 and talk about my year in photography. I go over the ups and downs of the past year and go over some of my favourite images 

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I've wondered what dialect Koreans like listening to, but I've also always thought it might be Busan dialect. This is because Busan dialect is perhaps the most common dialect appearing in Korean TV shows and movies, and a lot of tourism happens in Busan. However I wasn't expecting so many Koreans to also say they liked the Jeju dialect - a dialect that's over 70% unique from standard Korean and often completely incomprehensible if you're not familiar with it.

Hello, coffee lovers! In this article, you’ll learn how to say “coffee” in Korean. As you may have already realized, knowing some quick phrases for cafes can be mighty helpful. However, before you can get started on speaking out sentences, perhaps you need to learn some actual Korean vocabulary for coffee, as well as related terms.