I still don't know why anyone would purposefully want to go here and eat it, but I did. I met up with Natalia Garza and we attempted to eat the spiciest tonkatsu in Korea. No, actually it's the spiciest tonkatsu in the world - by far.

Again, why did we do this? Who would do this to themselves? Well, we did.

기억하다 and 기억나다 are two verbs that mean "to remember" that are commonly used incorrectly, so I wanted to clarify how they're different.

Both 기억하다 and 기억나다 are commonly used, and both translate as "to remember," but have different meanings and uses. In this video I explain how to use each of them, and how they're different.

My most recent live Korean class was about the Future Tense forms 것이다 and 겠다, and how they're used differently. Both can be used to mean the future, but 겠다 can also be used when making assumptions about things in any tense.

There are only TWO remaining live classes before my summer trip to Korea, and then we'll go on break until the fall.

Ulsan has a lot to offer for travelers. I visited there together with Korean Jream and Korean Arah and we'll show you around some of the most famous places. If you've ever been there and have any other recommendations, let me know in the comments!

There are only three more live Korean classes remaining before the summer break (I always take a break during my trips to Korea). The most recent class I did was all about the grammar form 반면(에), which means "on the other hand." The full class was over an hour and a half long, but you can watch the summary here which is under 7 minutes.