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.

Keykat and I decided to eat some pizza, so we stopped by a restaurant on the way. Everything on the menu looked so good! But once we arrived, I realized I forgot my wallet and had to go back. Keykat should be able to take care of ordering, so I'll leave her to finish ordering.

This lesson is about the grammar forms ~기는 하다, as well as ~기도 하다. These forms are both used to change the emphasis in a sentence, and are useful intermediate level grammar forms.

Russian nuclear use in Ukraine is extremely unlikely, and NATO would not hit back with a nuke even if they did.

This lesson is all about the Hanja 화, which is written as 化 and means "change." There are many words that come from Hanja and use this, such as 변화 and 화학, but also there are other uses for it at the end of words.

Also let me know if you'd like to see more of these Hanja episodes. I can of course keep making more, as there are plenty of Hanja I haven't yet covered.

In Korea there are thousands of stores that sell ramen. In fact, many larger convenience stores will let you cook the ramen there after you purchase it. But only a few stores in Korea do all of this without a single employee, and are open 24/7. We went to one of those places and gave our own review.

This video was not sponsored. We simply wanted to eat ramen and thought the concept sounded cool. But should you visit there? That's up to you.