Grammar

#62 - 추천하다

#62 - 추천하다

In today’s blog, we will learn the phrase 추천하다. 추천하다 means to recommend. Let’s learn some of the common items people normally recommend to each other: 맛집 = Delicious restaurants...

#62 - 추천하다

In today’s blog, we will learn the phrase 추천하다. 추천하다 means to recommend. Let’s learn some of the common items people normally recommend to each other: 맛집 = Delicious restaurants...

#61 - 발렌타인 데이

#61 - 발렌타인 데이

In today’s blog, we will learn about different love holidays celebrated in Korea. DId you know every 14th of the month is a special holiday in Korea? Albeit not being...

#61 - 발렌타인 데이

In today’s blog, we will learn about different love holidays celebrated in Korea. DId you know every 14th of the month is a special holiday in Korea? Albeit not being...

#60 - 발렌타인 데이에 뭐 하려고 해요?

#60 - 발렌타인 데이에 뭐 하려고 해요?

In today’s blog, we will learn what most people do on Valentine’s day! 남친한테 초콜릿을 주려고 해요 = I’m going to give my boyfriend chocolates. 남친 = 남자친구 = boyfriend...

#60 - 발렌타인 데이에 뭐 하려고 해요?

In today’s blog, we will learn what most people do on Valentine’s day! 남친한테 초콜릿을 주려고 해요 = I’m going to give my boyfriend chocolates. 남친 = 남자친구 = boyfriend...

#59 - 생기다

#59 - 생기다

In today’s blog, we will learn 생기다. 생기다 means to come up or occur. It can also mean “to look like”. Let’s see how it is used in each situation:...

#59 - 생기다

In today’s blog, we will learn 생기다. 생기다 means to come up or occur. It can also mean “to look like”. Let’s see how it is used in each situation:...

#58 - 수고했어요

#58 - 수고했어요

In today’s blog, we will learn 수고했어요. A phrase super commonly used in Korea no matter in the workplace, or to friends.    Despite 수고's  literal meaning of “making a...

#58 - 수고했어요

In today’s blog, we will learn 수고했어요. A phrase super commonly used in Korea no matter in the workplace, or to friends.    Despite 수고's  literal meaning of “making a...

#57 - 지키다

#57 - 지키다

In today’s blog, we will learn the phrase 지키다. 지키다 means to protect, guard or keep something intact. It can mean both physically and mentally.  Here are different forms of...

#57 - 지키다

In today’s blog, we will learn the phrase 지키다. 지키다 means to protect, guard or keep something intact. It can mean both physically and mentally.  Here are different forms of...