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What is the different "difficult" in Korean? :)

Sat, 04 Apr 2026 16:31:27 +0000

"To be difficult" can be translated as 힘들다 or 어렵다 depending on the context in Korean.

Q. Which situation best matches “힘들다” than "어렵다"?

👉 Think about the nuance of emotional + physical exhaustion!

A. The English exam of Korean SAT is too difficult even for Americans. 🧐
B. It's a difficult book to understand for kids. 😵‍💫
C. Learning how to use the new editting program is difficult. 😳
D. After breaking up with my boyfriend, I am having difficult time. 😭
E. It was more difficult to answer the question than I thought! 🫠

💡The answer is...

👉 D. After breaking up with someone you love

A / B / C / E → 어렵다 (어려워요) ; Something is out of one's control or a high level to finish, to do.
D → 힘들어요 ; 감정적으로 버겁고 지친 상태 ; When someone is mentally and physically exhausted.

👉 When Koreans say 힘들어요, it doesn't mean it is hard or difficult to do / finish something, but it is very exhausting emotionally and physically.

How to say "Good luck!" in Korean naturally? :)

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 08:17:12 +0000

Q. Which of the following is the most natural Korean expression to wish someone good luck?

A. 다리를 부러뜨려! 🦵
B. 나무를 두드릴게! 🪵
C. 잘 되길 바랄게! 🙏
D. 내 손가락을 크로스할게! 🤞

The answer is...🤫

What do we say when we are on the way to friends in Korean?

Wed, 25 Mar 2026 10:04:33 +0000

📝 Quiz

You are at home, and your friend is already waiting at a café.
You just left your house and text your friend:

“I’m on my way to the café! 🍵”

Which sentence sounds natural in Korean?

A. 나 지금 돌아 가는 길이야!

B. 나 지금 돌아 오는 길이야!

C. 나 지금 가는 길이야!

D. 나 지금 오는 길이야!

The answer is C. 나 지금 가는 길이야!

In English, you say “I’m on my way” from listener's perspective.
However, in Korean we say it from speaker's perspective. 😉

What Does “우리 언제 밥 한번 먹자!” Really mean in Korean?

Mon, 30 Mar 2026 11:48:37 +0000

In Korea, someone might say:

“우리 언제 밥 한번 먹자!” 🍱🍝
(“Let’s have a meal together sometime!”

But what do they really mean?

A) They want to schedule a meal immediately and will call you soon.
B) They are politely expressing friendliness, but may not have plans to meet soon.
C) They are likely going to treat a meal for you soon.
D) They want you to treat a meal for them low-key.

Think carefully! 😉

The answer is ...

난센스 퀴즈 Non Sense Quiz !

Sat, 14 Mar 2026 18:06:42 +0000

안녕하세요 여러분 ~

I came across these funny Korean non sense quiz while watching Run BTS show and I wanted to share it with you guys ! Also these questions changed my perspective of thinking in Korean. I hope many of you guys participate 💬

서울로 가는 소를 부르는 말은 ? ( what do we call a Cow that go to Seoul?)

I'll put the answer after some participation !

Let's practice Korean counting nouns !

Thu, 19 Mar 2026 15:33:24 +0000

Let's choose right answer with right counting noun and right number 🥇🥈🥉

Q1. “I am 25 years old.” 를 한국어로 가장 자연스럽게 말한 것은?

A. 나는 스물다섯 세예요.
B. 나는 스물다섯 살이에요.
C. 나는 스물다섯 해예요.
D. 나는 스물다섯 명이에요.

Q2. “There are 5 people in the room.” 를 한국어로 가장 자연스럽게 말한 것은?

A. 방에 오 인분이 있어요.
B. 방에 다섯 명이 있어요.
C. 방에 오 살이 있어요.
D. 방에 다섯 인이 있어요.

Q3. “I worked for 3 years.” 를 한국어로 가장 자연스럽게 말한 것은?

A. 저는 삼 살 일했어요.
B. 저는 세 명 일했어요.
C. 저는 삼 년 일했어요.
D. 저는 세 시간 일했어요.

Q4. “We ordered 2 servings of food.” 를 한국어로 가장 자연스럽게 말한 것은?

A. 우리는 이 명을 주문했어요.
B. 우리는 두 살을 주문했어요.
C. 우리는 이 인분을 주문했어요.
D. 우리는 두 해를 주문했어요.

Q5. “My sister is 10 years old.” 를 한국어로 가장 자연스럽게 말한 것은?

A. 제 여동생은 열 살이에요.
B. 제 여동생은 열 세예요.
C. 제 여동생은 열 년이에요.
D. 제 여동생은 열 해예요.

The answers are...

Which time expression CANNOT be used with the time particle “에”?

Fri, 06 Mar 2026 10:38:51 +0000

Which time expression CANNOT be used with the particle “에”?

Choose the incorrect sentence.

A.
I met my friend yesterday evening.
→ 저는 어제 저녁에 친구를 만났어요.

B.
The meeting will start at 3 p.m.
→ 회의는 오후 세 시에 시작할 거예요.

C.
I studied Korean last year in Seoul.
→ 저는 작년에 서울에서 한국어를 공부했어요.

D.
I plan to travel to Busan tomorrow.
→ 저는 내일에 부산에 갈 계획이에요.

E.
I usually drink coffee in the morning.
→ 저는 아침에 보통 커피를 마셔요.

Spoiler

✅ Answer: D

Explanation

In Korean, some exceptional time expressions do NOT take the particle “에”

The exceptional time expressions are :

오늘 (today)
내일 (tomorrow)
어제 (yesterday)
모레 (the day after tomorrow)
그제 = 그저께 (the day before yesterday)
지금 (now)
매일 (every day)
매주 (every week)
매달 = 매월 (every month)
매년 = 매해 (every year)
언제 (when)

So the natural sentence is:

저는 내일 부산에 갈 계획이에요.

There is no one sentence grammar that clearly explains the criteria for setting these time nouns, so you have to memorize them yourself, but you'll get used to it if you keep practicing ✅

What's the real meaning of the sentence?

Sun, 08 Mar 2026 01:56:21 +0000

Hello 👋 Today I brought some very Koean expresses!

Let's choose a sentence with a right meaning!

1️⃣ 지효는 어두운 사람이에요. - Jihyo's skin color is dark.

2️⃣ 우리집 강아지는 귀가 어두워요. - My puppy's ears have dark skin.

3️⃣ 새라는 한국 아이돌에 대해 아주 밝아요. - Sarah is happy with K-pop idols.

4️⃣ 우리 아버지께서는 세계사에 대해 아주 밝으세요. - My dad is very knowledgeable about World history.

5️⃣ 저는 귀가 밝아서 밤에도 자주 깨요. - I often wake up at night because I have ear skin color is bright .

Spoiler

The answer is 4️⃣ 우리 아버지께서는 세계사에 대해 아주 밝으세요.

Then, let's check why the others are wrong!

1️⃣ 지효는 어두운 사람이에요.
❌ Jihyo's skin color is dark.
✅ Jihyo is a gloomy / dark-natured person.

Explanation:
In this sentence, 어두운 사람 usually refers to someone's personality or mood, meaning gloomy, pessimistic, or emotionally dark. It is not normally used to describe skin color.

2️⃣ 우리집 강아지는 귀가 어두워요.
❌ My puppy's ears have dark skin.
✅ My puppy has poor hearing. / My puppy can't hear well.

Explanation:
The expression 귀가 어둡다 literally means “ears are dark,” but idiomatically it means someone cannot hear well or is hard of hearing.

3️⃣ 새라는 한국 아이돌에 대해 아주 밝아요.
❌ Sarah is happy with K-pop idols.
✅ Sarah knows a lot about Korean idols.

Explanation:
The expression ~에 밝다 means to be knowledgeable about something or to know a topic very well.

5️⃣ 저는 귀가 밝아서 밤에도 자주 깨요.
❌ I often wake up at night because I have ear skin color is bright.
✅ I often wake up at night because I'm very sensitive to sounds.
(or because I'm a light sleeper)

Explanation:
The expression 귀가 밝다 means to hear very well or to be sensitive to sounds, so even small noises can wake the person up.

✔️ Key expressions

귀가 어둡다 → to have poor hearing
귀가 밝다 → to hear very well / be sensitive to sound
~에 밝다 → to be knowledgeable about something
어두운 사람 → a gloomy or pessimistic person

What is the wrong sentence in Korean? -about "just, now" in Korean!

Sat, 28 Feb 2026 12:20:59 +0000

❓ Question

Which sentence sounds unnatural? 🐦

A. 소라는 지금 밥을 먹고 있어요.
B. 소라는 방금 밥을 먹고 있어요.
C. 소라는 방금 밥을 먹었어요.
D. 소라는 이제 밥을 먹을 거예요.

Spoiler

✅ Answer: B

💡 Explanation

A = “Sora eating right now.” ✔ ( correct – present action )
C = “Sora just ate.” ✔ ( correct – recent past )
D = “Sora will eat now.” ✔ ( implies transition: maybe Sora just woke up, so now she will eat. )
B = "Sora is just eating.” ❌
→ 방금 refers to a completed action in the recent past.
It does not usually combine with ongoing action (-고 있어요).

How to apply "to apply" in Korean?

Sat, 21 Feb 2026 08:15:59 +0000

Hello, guys!

In English, we use apply in many situations.

But in Korean, you must choose a different verb depending on the context.

What is the correct Korean verb?

1️⃣ I applied for a job.

A) 바르다
B) 신청하다
C) 적용하다
D) 지원하다

2️⃣ I applied sunscreen.

A) 바르다
B) 지원하다
C) 신청하다
D) 쓰다

3️⃣ This rule applies to everyone.

A) 신청하다
B) 적용하다
C) 바르다
D) 제출하다

4️⃣ I applied for a visa.

A) 지원하다
B) 바르다
C) 신청하다
D) 적용하다

5️⃣ I applied a discount to the price.

A) 바르다
B) 신청하다
C) 적용하다
D) 지원하다

Spoiler

The answers are

1. D) 지원하다

2. A) 바르다

3. B) 적용하다

4. C) 신청하다

5. C) 적용하다

💡 Bonus Trick Question

❓ “I applied perfume.”

한국어로는?

정답 👉 향수를 뿌렸어요.

🚨 포인트:
To apply lotion은 "로션을 바르다"이지만, To apply perfume은 “바르다”가 아니라 "뿌리다"를 사용합니다. 🙂

🧠 Mini Explanation for Learners

English: apply
Korean:

🎓 지원하다 (job/school)
📝 신청하다 (visa/service)
🧴 바르다 (cream/makeup)
⚖ 적용하다 (rule/law/discount)
🌸 뿌리다 (perfume)

👉 One English verb = MANY Korean verbs!

How to say "I could finish the video because of my younger brother!" in Korean?

Tue, 03 Feb 2026 15:31:14 +0000

Hello, guys!

Today, let's learn about how to say "because of ~" properly in Korean.

How to say "I could finish the video because of my younger brother!" in Korean properly?

1️⃣ 남동생 때문에 영상을 마무리할 수 있었어요!

2️⃣ 남동생 탓에 영상을 마무리할 수 있었어요!

3️⃣ 남동생 덕분에 영상을 마무리할 수 있었어요!

Spoiler

The answer is 3️⃣. 남동생 덕분에 영상을 마무리할 수 있었어요!

Both “덕분에”, “때문에” and "탓에" can be translated as “because of” in English, but the emotional nuance is different.

1️⃣ 덕분에

Meaning: thanks to / due to (in a positive way)

Used when the result is positive.
It carries a feeling of gratitude or appreciation.

💡 Key idea:
The cause is something you feel thankful for.

2️⃣ 때문에

Meaning: because of / due to

Usually used for negative results.
It simply explains the cause, without gratitude.

💡 Key idea:
It often introduces a problem or an undesirable situation.

3️⃣ 탓에

Meaning: because of / due to — but with blame

Used when the result is negative.
Stronger than “때문에.”
It implies fault, blame, or criticism.
The nuance is often emotional.

💡 Key idea:
“탓에” suggests that someone or something is responsible in a negative way.

✨ Important nuance

If you use 덕분에 with a negative result, it becomes sarcastic:

Thanks to you, I failed the exam. 너 덕분에 시험에 떨어졌어!! 😡

This sounds blaming or ironic, not genuinely thankful.

What is NOT a public holiday in South Korea?

Sun, 15 Feb 2026 08:56:22 +0000

Which of the following is NOT a public holiday in South Korea?

A. Hangeul Day

B. Labor Day

C. Buddha's Birthday

D. Lunar New Year

E. Christmas

F. President's day

Spoiler

✅ Answer: F. Presidents’ Day
: This is the U.S. holiday. Korea does not celebrate Presidents’ Day.

* FYI : Korean has Labor day as a national public holiday, but it is not first Monday of September like the US, but 1st May. 🙂

How to say "Memory" in Korean correctly?

Sat, 07 Feb 2026 05:19:35 +0000

🧠 Memory vs. Memory? (기억 vs. 추억)

In English, both 기억 and 추억 are often translated as “memory.”
But in Korean, they feel quite different.

1️⃣ 기억 (gieok)

기억 is neutral.
It simply means something you remember — a fact, an event, information, or an experience.

It can be:

good
bad
embarrassing
traumatic
totally ordinary

Examples:

시험 문제에 대한 기억 (a memory of an exam question)
어젯밤에 본 영화에 대한 기억 (memory of a movie I watched last night)
교통사고의 기억 (memory of a car accident)

👉 기억 = stored information in your brain

2️⃣ 추억 (chueok)

추억 is emotional and usually warm or nostalgic.
It refers to a memory that you look back on fondly.

It is almost always:

positive
sentimental
meaningful
something you cherish

Examples:

어린 시절의 추억 (childhood memories – nostalgic ones)
첫사랑의 추억 (memories of first love)
그 여행은 정말 좋은 추억이 됐어.
→ “That trip became a beautiful memory.”

👉 추억 = a warm, treasured memory

💡 Easy Way to Explain It

You can say:

All 추억 are 기억, but not all 기억 are 추억.

Or even more fun:

기억 lives in your brain.
추억 lives in your heart. ❤️

🧠✨ Korean Quiz

👉 Which one sounds more like 추억 than just 기억?

A. 어제 외운 비밀번호 (The password I memorized yesterday)
B. 친구들과 밤새 수다 떨던 여름날 (One summer day I had chit-chat with my friends)
C. 시험에서 틀린 문제 번호 (The quiz number I got wrong in the exam)
D. 버스 번호 742 (The bus number 742)

Spoiler

🎉 The answer is B

Because it is a special and warm hearted memory with emotion.
The others are just a neutral information or a fact.

Can you guess how animals cry in Korean?

Wed, 28 Jan 2026 06:47:58 +0000

🐾 Animal Sound Quiz

Hello, guys !

Recently, Korean unnie's pets are getting so popular!, so here are some quizzes!

Look at the English animal sounds and choose the correct answer!

1. Bird

chirp chirp / tweet tweet 🐦

What is it in Korean?

A) 왈왈
B) 짹짹
C) 냐옹

2. Rabbit

hop hop 🐇

(Rabbits don’t have a clear onomatopoeia in Korean either!)
How is a rabbit’s sound usually when a rabbit jump in Korean?

A) 데굴 데굴
B) 꼬끼오
C) 깡총 깡총

3. Dog

woof woof / bark bark 🐶

What is it in Korean?

A) 멍멍
B) 꽥꽥
C) 꿀꿀

4. Cat

meow 🐈🐱

What is it in Korean?

A) 짹짹
B) 히잉 히잉
C) 냐옹

5. Horse

neigh 🎠

What is it in Korean?

A) 음메
B) 히잉 히잉
C) 개굴 개굴

🎯 Bonus Question

"으르렁 !!"

What is the animal of this sound?

Hint: g____ (the sound in English)

Spoiler

The answers are :

1️⃣ the answer is B. 짹짹 🐦

2️⃣ the answer is C. 깡총 깡총 🐇

3️⃣ the answer is A. 멍멍 🐶

4️⃣ the answer is C. 냐옹 🐈🐱

5️⃣ the answer is B. 히잉 히잉 🎠

🌟Bonus question answer is 호랑이 Tiger 🐯 - I hope there are some people think of EXO just like me!😆

What kind of number can we read with?

Mon, 19 Jan 2026 09:05:52 +0000

To choose sino number or native number always is a matter! X)

What kind of number da we have to read next sentence?

1️⃣. 어제 두바이 쫀득 쿠키 5개 먹었어요! 🍪

2️⃣. 내일 3시 30분에 미팅이 있어요. 🕞

3️⃣. 3월에 미국에 갈 것 같아요. ✈️

4️⃣. 오늘은 기온이 영하 4도예요 🥶

5️⃣. Korean unnie 채널 구독자가 125만명 정도 있어요! 📽️

Spoiler

1. 다섯 개 - native number for counting noun 개

( We can read native number for 개, when the amount is 1~19, and also you can read them in both sino and native when it's 20~99, but we should read them in sino number from 100.)

2. 세 시 삼십 분 - Hour : native number / Minute : sino number

3. 삼월 - sino number for month

4. 사도 - sino number for temparature degree

5. 백이십오만 명 - sino number for big number

What does it mean "To have a thick face!" in Korean?

Wed, 21 Jan 2026 12:24:26 +0000

There is a saying “to have a thick face (얼굴이 두껍다.)” in Korean.

Does it mean to have a thick skin?, or to have a strong skin?! ⁉️

Actually, it means :

Sometimes too shameless, sometimes admirably bold!

; 남 눈치 안 보고, 부끄러워하지 않고, 부탁·행동을 당당하게 하는 사람

, so If someone is 얼굴이 두껍다, they are not easily embarrassed.
They can ask for favors confidently—even in awkward situations.

It can be translated as in English, depeding on the situation..

thick-skinned (비판에 잘 상처받지 않다)
shameless (조금 부정적 뉘앙스)
bold / confident (긍정적으로 말할 때)

For example ;

“Minji failed the exam but still asked the professor to raise her grade.
Wow, she’s really bold (or shameless)!”

민지는 시험 망쳤는데도 교수님께 가서 점수 올려달라고 부탁했다.
→ 와, 진짜 얼굴 두껍다!

🧠 Mini Quiz

Question:
Who is the best example of someone who is “얼굴이 두껍다”?

A. A person who gets so nervous during presentations that they can barely speak.

(발표할 때 너무 긴장해서 말을 거의 못 하는 사람)

B. A person who forgot their friend’s birthday gift but still confidently eats the cake first.

(친구 생일선물 잊어버렸는데도 당당하게 케이크부터 먹는 사람)

C. A person whose face turns red when they receive a compliment.

(칭찬 들으면 얼굴이 빨개지는 사람)

Spoiler

👉 Answer is 🎯
Because they are not easily embarrassed and act confidently even in awkward situations. 🤔

How to answer Negative questions in Korean? :)

Tue, 13 Jan 2026 06:16:27 +0000

Hi, guys!

If your mother tongues is English, the Korean negative question is challenging you every time when you listen to it.. 😧 (I guess so, right?) X)

so, how can we answer this negative question in Korean properly?

Q. Didn't 동동 eat the meal? 🐶 동동이 밥 안 먹었어요?

A. Yes, 동동 ate the meal! 🍖

What is the right answer in Korean? 🔽

1️⃣ 네, 동동이 밥 먹었어요!

2️⃣ 네, 동동이 밥 안 먹었어요!

3️⃣ 아니요, 동동이 밥 먹었어요!

4️⃣ 아니요, 동동이 밥 안 먹었어요!

Spoiler

I wish it didnt't make you feel dizzy X)

The right answer is...

3️⃣ 아니요, 동동이 밥 먹었어요! (No, 동동 ate the meal!)

First, in Korean we have to say 네 / 아니오 to agree or disagree with what the opponent said.

Here, the Question contains the meaning "동동 didn't ate the meal".

, but 동동 ate the meal, so the answer should start with disagreeing with the question as 아니오.

, and then detailed answer folloing after it. (동동이 밥 먹었어요.)

It it very confusing first time, but as you practice to think about the way like Korean, it will get easier for you! 🙂

How to say "My make-up is not sticking :(" in Korean?

Tue, 06 Jan 2026 14:13:31 +0000

Hello, guys! All of you, 새해 복 많이 받으세요! Happy new year! 🍀

There are some fun make-up expressions in Korean, and I'm gonna share one of them today! 💄

What is not the right answer for "My make-up is not sticking! 😞" in Korean?

1️⃣ 화장이 떴어요!

2️⃣ 화장이 잘 안 먹었어요!

3️⃣ 화장이 잘 먹었어요!

Spoiler

The answer is  3️⃣ 화장이 잘 먹었어요! , and it means My make-up is on fleek!

If we translate 1️⃣, it is "My make-up is floating on my face!" 😲 and I think it is quite similar with the English expression "my make-up is not sticking !"

If we translate 2️⃣, it sounds like "My skin didn't eat make-up(?!)", but it means the make-up was not looking good!

, so you can say "My make-up is not sticking!" in Korean as 화장이 잘 안 먹었어요. or 화장이 떴어요!

I hope you had a fun with this make-up expression! X)

Christmas Greeting Quiz: How Do Koreans Say It?

Thu, 25 Dec 2025 08:44:39 +0000

You want to say “Merry Christmas!” in Korean.
Which one sounds natural in Korea?

A) 크리스마스를 기념하세요!
B) 메리 크리스마스!
C) 크리스마스 축하합니다!
D) 즐거운 산타 되세요!

Spoiler

✅ Correct answer: B) 메리 크리스마스

👉 Explanation:
“메리 크리스마스” is directly borrowed from English and is by far the most common greeting in Korea.

Every one, Happy Merry Christmas 🎅🎄

How to say "I need a pen!" in Korean?

Wed, 17 Dec 2025 16:35:36 +0000

How to say "I need a pen!" 🖋️in Korean?

1️⃣ 저는 펜가 필요해요!

2️⃣ 저는 펜를 필요해요!

3️⃣ 저는 펜을 필요해요!

4️⃣ 저는 펜이 필요해요!

Spoiler

The answer is 4️⃣ 저는 펜이 필요해요!

Why “I need a pen” is 저는 펜이 필요해요, not 저는 펜을 필요해요

The key reason: 필요하다 is an adjective, not a verb

In Korean, 필요하다 is 형용사 (adjective), not a verb.

필요하다 = to be necessary / to be needed

It describes a state or condition, not an action you actively do.

So grammatically, Korean treats “needing” as “being necessary”, not “doing the act of needing.”

How English and Korean structure “need” differently

English structure

Subject + verb + object

I need a pen.

“need” is a verb

“a pen” is the object

➡️ Action-based structure

Korean structure

Topic/Subject + thing needed + adjective

저는 펜이 필요해요

“펜” is the subject of necessity

“필요해요” describes its state

➡️ State-based structure

Literally:

“As for me, a pen is necessary.”

You got this? 🙂

When is this Korean friend's bithday?

Thu, 11 Dec 2025 05:19:02 +0000

Let's say one of your Korean friends texted you that her birthday is 05/07/03.

Then, When is the most likely day of her birthday? 🎂 🎁

1️⃣ 5th July 2003

2️⃣ 7th May 2003

3️⃣ 7th March 2005

4️⃣ 3rd July 2005

5️⃣ 3rd May 2007

Spoiler

It is 4️⃣, because Koreans usually write day as YYYY/MM/DD way 🙂 Don't be confused with another countries' way 🙂

What is the wrong sentence in Korean? - I gave a present to my friend!

Sun, 30 Nov 2025 06:32:20 +0000

What is the wrong sentence of "I gave a present to my friend! 🎁" in Korean?

1️⃣ 저는 친구에 선물을 줬어요!

2️⃣ 저는 친구한테 선물을 줬어요!

3️⃣ 저는 친구에게 선물을 줬어요!

The answer is 🔽

Spoiler

No 1. 저는 친구에 선물을 줬어요! is a wrong sentence! 🙂

"에/에게/한테" are equivalent to "to" in English, but as for "에게/한테", we use them for living creatures ore human only!

, so we can say 은행원에게 전화를 했어요. ( I called the bank clerk. ), but 은행에 전화를 했어요. ( I called the bank. )

What is the most right answer for "the year before last" in Korean?

Sat, 29 Nov 2025 01:56:57 +0000

🇰🇷❓ Quiz: What is “the year before last” in most natural Korean?

Even native Korean speakers mix these up all the time — so don’t worry if you get it wrong.
Choose the one correct answer!

Q. “The year before last” ?

A. 전전해
B. 제작년
C. 전전년
D. 재작년

📝 Hint (in English):

Only one of these is the standard, natural expression.

One of them is a common misspelling used by Koreans.

Two are technically understandable and not wrong expressions, but sound awkward or unnatural in everyday conversation.

Spoiler

✅ Correct Answer: D. 재작년

Fun Explanation:

재작년 → ✔️ Correct! Means exactly “the year before last.”

제작년 → ❌ Common mistake! Even native Korean speakers accidentally type this because 재/제 sounds almost same.

전전해 / 전전년 → 😅 Understandable but sound like time-travel jargon, not everyday Korean.

What is the different 태우다?

Thu, 27 Nov 2025 16:11:59 +0000

Hi, guys.

Probably, you know there are so many homophones in Korean!

Today I brougt one of them "태우다."

* What is the different 태우다 with the others?

1️⃣ 여름에 피부를 태우는 것을 좋아해요.

2️⃣ 산에서 쓰레기를 태우면 안 돼요.

3️⃣ 버스 기사님이 학생들을 태우고 출발했어요.

4️⃣ 실수로 고기를 다 태웠어요.

Spoiler

The answer is 3️⃣. 태우다 of 3️⃣ means to provide a ride to SBD, but the others mean to burn STH using heat or fire. 🙂

My photo quiz - Birds and bats

Wed, 19 Nov 2025 18:23:43 +0000

This evening I took two pictures at my home. After the recent rains, birds and bats are out. Apologies for the poor picture quality. I then looked up info to create a Korean language quiz, and so that I can also learn. Please feel free to comment on its accuracy.

What is the closest English equivalent to “꿩 먹고 알 먹는다”?

A. Don’t count your chickens before they hatch
B. A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
C. Kill two birds with one stone
D. The early bird catches the worm

Spoiler

Vocabulary List:

꿩  – “pheasant”

먹고  – “and eat”

알  – “an egg”

먹는다 – “eat”

Literal Translation: Eat a pheasant and eat its egg.
Closest English Proverb: Kill two birds with one stone.

In Korean culture, what does the 박쥐 most commonly symbolize?
A. Danger and fear
B. Good luck and happiness
C. Illness and misfortune
D. Night and mystery

Spoiler

박쥐 - bat

In Korean culture, bats apparently symbolize good luck, happiness, longevity, and wealth, a positive meaning rooted in a linguistic coincidence and the belief that they live for a thousand years

What is the right sentence in Korean?

Sat, 08 Nov 2025 08:31:08 +0000

How da we say "The weather is so cold ☃️, so I'm craving hot Jjigae 🍲!" in Korean?

1️⃣ 날씨가 너무 추워서 더운 찌개가 땡겨요!

2️⃣ 날씨가 너무 추워서 뜨거운 찌개가 땡겨요!

3️⃣ 날씨가 너무 차가워서 뜨거운 찌개가 땡겨요!

4️⃣ 날씨가 너무 차가워서 더운 찌개가 땡겨요!

Spoiler

The answer is No. 2 날씨가 너무 추워서 뜨거운 찌개가 땡겨요!

"To be cold / To be hot" generally can express temparature in English, but it can be vary in Korean.

차갑다 (To be cold) / 뜨겁다 (To be hot) can describe things' temparature, and

춥다 (To be cold) / 덥다 (To be hot) can describe the weather. 🙂

Now, don't confused these! 😉

* ~이/가 땡겨요 : to crave (FOOD NAME)

Today, what food do you 땡겨요? 🙂

Why is this conversation awkward?

Mon, 03 Nov 2025 02:21:28 +0000

Share your thought why this conversation is awkward 😯

A: 어제 저희 형이 세상을 떠났어요... (Yesterday, my older brother passed away...)

B: 정말 죄송합니다. ㅜㅜ... (Oh, I'm so sorry..)

Spoiler

Because, "sorry" to hear a bad news, especially about losing someone, should be said as "상심이 크시겠어요. / 유감입니다. " ! Don't be sorry about sorry about what you heard 😉

What does it mean "눈이 높다 (one's eyes are located high)

Sun, 02 Nov 2025 03:21:01 +0000

There is a Korean idiom "눈이 높다 (one's eyes are loacted high)

Let's guess what it means!

1. One's face is very long.

2. One's eyes are very pretty.

3. A person is dreaming of something achievable.

4. One's standard is high.

Spoiler

The answer is no.4 ! 🙂

It's pretty similar with "to have high nose." in English!

Similar International Idioms

Sat, 01 Nov 2025 16:47:22 +0000

I recently came across an Afrikaans idom "Die duiwel maak oond skoon" which when literally translated means "The devil is cleaning the oven."

Which phrase below is a Korean idiom that has the same figurative meaning ?

A- 오늘은 찜통더위예요!
B- 오늘은 얼어 죽을 추위예요!
C- 오늘은 비가 쏟아져요!
D- 오늘은 눈이 펑펑 내려요!

Spoiler

A- 오늘은 찜통더위예요!

Please feel free to correct me but my understanding is that 찜통 is a steamer pot and 더위 refers to hot weather.

I don't know if this phrase is actually used, but I did find references to it online.

Essentially it refers to scorching hot weather.

What does it mean "검은 머리 파 뿌리 될 때까지 (until the black hair becomes roots of green onion)" ?

Thu, 30 Oct 2025 01:40:36 +0000

"검은 머리 파 뿌리 될 때까지 (Until the black hair becomes roots of green onion)" is one of very common and famous Korean idioms!

What is the real meaning of this idiom?

1. 검은 머리를 파 성분 헤어 케어 제품으로 헹굴 때까지 Until one's black hair is rinsed with green onion hair care products

2. 검은 머리가 다 상할 때까지 Until one's black hair is damaged fully

3. 검은 머리가 흰 머리가 될 때까지 Until one's black hair turns grey hair

4. 검은 머리 위에 흰 머리 가발을 쓸 때까지 Until someone wears a grey wig over one's black hair

Spoiler

The answer is 3. 검은 머리가 흰 머리가 될 때까지 until one's black hair turns grey hair!

You can imagine that old people's grey hair looks like the roots of green onion!

, and Koreans made an idiom using this.

This idiom means "for long long time like forever", and it is used quite often in Korean wedding ceremony for describing the couple's eternal love!

@Sohyun 님 @Melkije D Esion 님, 검은 머리 파 뿌리 될 때까지 행복하세요. ^ ^ 결혼 다시 한번 진심으로 축하드립니다! 🥳

What is not the meaning of 배?

Thu, 23 Oct 2025 09:52:15 +0000

There are some unique Korean words have same spelling but diffrent meanings which is called 동음이의어 (homonym).

I wanted to show you one of 동음이의어 (homonym) Korean words!

What is not the meaning of 배 below?

1) a ship 🚢

2) a pear 🍐

3) multiple / times ✖️

4) a belly / a stomach

5) a puppy 🐶

Spoiler

The answer is 5) a puppy ! Isn't it amazing or chaotic that one Korean word has so many meanings like this? X)

Korean Daily Quiz (Geared toward A2 level)

Wed, 24 Sep 2025 11:45:57 +0000

1. Vocabulary: What does “공항” mean?

a) Train station

b) Airport

c) Hospital

d) Park

2. Grammar: Which sentence is correct?

a) 저는 어제 도서관에 갔어요.

b) 저는 어제 도서관에 가요.

c) 저는 어제 도서관에 갑니다.

d) 저는 어제 도서관에 가다.

3. Particles: Fill in the blank.

이 책은 친구___ 받았어요.

a) 을

b) 에서

c) 한테

d) 로

4. Reading: What does this sentence mean?

버스가 너무 늦게 와서 지하철을 탔어요.

a) The bus came late, so I took the subway.

b) I missed the bus and stayed home.

c) I took the bus because the subway was late.

d) The bus and subway both arrived early.

How do we say "whether it rains or shines!" in Korean exactly? :)

Thu, 16 Oct 2025 02:50:39 +0000

Spoiler

Do we say "비가 오나 (날씨가) 맑나?" nope!

We say 비가 오나 눈이 오나! in Korean.

The Korean expression “비가 오나 눈이 오나” means “whether it rains or snows,” which expresses consistency regardless of conditions.

This expression makes sense, right? 🙂

Is ther anything you do 눈이 오나 비가 오나? As for me, I go to exercise 비가 오나 눈이 오나! 🙂 ☔☃️

저는 비가 오나 눈이 오나 운동하러 가요!

Please leave a comment about what you do 비가 오나 눈이 오나! 🙂

Korean daily quiz (Vocabulary)

Fri, 10 Oct 2025 08:35:04 +0000

Hello guys!

Again its been a while since Ive posted something so here I am with another quiz 😊

결심
A) sadness
B) decision / determination
C) relationship
D) conversation

환경
A) environment
B) happiness
C) mountain
D) situation between people

예상하다
A) to expect / predict
B) to visit
C) to complain
D) to disappear

진심
A) lie
B) sincerity / true heart
C) question
D) plan

해결하다
A) to solve / resolve
B) to wait
C) to borrow
D) to explain

[Korean dad's joke] Why did Icecream die :0 ?

Sun, 12 Oct 2025 15:32:10 +0000

Spoiler

차가 와서 Because a car came 😮 (The right spelling of "because it is cold." in Korean is 차가워서, and it sounds like 차가 와서 😅)

📌 Quiz: Which of the following about Korean life & culture is NOT true?

Thu, 25 Sep 2025 14:53:33 +0000

📌 Quiz: Which of the following about Korean life & culture is NOT true?

① Korea follows right-hand traffic.
② Korea has a constitutional monarchy with a king and a prime minister.
③ Korea has a housing system where you pay a large deposit but no monthly rent.
④ The legal adult age in Korea is 18.

Spoiler

✨ Answer: ②, ④
➡ Korea has a presidential system, not a monarchy.
➡ There is no king. Korea has a president and a prime minister.

➡ Korean legal adult age is 19, but people who are 18yrs old can vote 🙂

Korean quiz 🤓

Mon, 22 Sep 2025 12:51:13 +0000

Hello guys!

It’s been a while since I’ve posted a quiz, so I’ve decided to do so 🙂

What does the word “책임감” mean?
a) Responsibility
b) Curiosity
c) Tiredness
d) Celebration

If someone says “고생 많으셨습니다”, what are they expressing?
a) A request to work harder
b) Gratitude for your effort and hard work
c) An apology for being late
d) A promise to buy you dinner

“배려하다” is best translated as:
a) To compete
b) To be thoughtful
c) To decorate
d) To organize

Which ending is most formal/polite in Korean speech?
a) -ㅂ니다 / -습니다
b) -아 / -어
c) -지
d) -냐

What does “취업하다” mean?
a) To find a job / get employed
b) To take a rest
c) To buy groceries
d) To enter university

And I tag @Melkije D Esion so we can get these quizzes running again 😉

Korean Phrase Quiz: 언제 한 번 밥 먹자~! 🍚 (Let’s have a meal sometime!)

Mon, 08 Sep 2025 05:20:44 +0000

Alright, since I got tagged to go next from @Ria_loves_music
Here’s my quiz about the phrase ‘언제 한 번 밥 먹자~’ 🍚 (Let’s have a meal sometime!)

Q1. You randomly bump into a Korean friend on the street.
As you part ways, they say: “언제 한 번 밥 먹자~” What do they usually mean?

a) They want to eat with you immediately
b) It’s just a polite way of saying “let’s meet up sometime”
c) They’re literally asking if you’re hungry
d) They’re inviting you to their house for dinner

Q2. In this situation, what should you usually do?

a) Take out your calendar and set a time right away
b) Say "Yes (응, 그래)" and say bye and keep walking
c) Invite them to eat on the spot
d) Ask “what kind of food?” immediately

Q3. Which of the following best describes “언제 한 번 밥 먹자~” here?

a) A serious promise
b) A cultural way of being friendly
c) A reminder to stay healthy
d) A sarcastic joke

Q4. If a Korean really wants to eat together, how will they usually say it? (Multiple answers possible)

a) “언제 한 번 밥 먹자~” and walk away
b) “진짜 언제 밥 한 번 먹자, 언제 시간 돼?” (“Let’s really grab a meal sometime. When are you free?”)
c) Just say “Yeah, sure~” and move on
d) They immediately suggest a specific date/time (e.g., “How about this Saturday?”)

Here are the answers! 😆
It’s really just part of Korean culture. Sometimes people say things like this without literally meaning it.

Spoiler

Q1: b) It’s just a polite way of saying “let’s meet up sometime.”
👉 Usually more of a friendly goodbye than a real invitation.

Q2: b) Say "Yes (응, 그래)" and say bye and keep walking.
👉 You don’t actually need to set a date on the spot.

Q3: b) A cultural way of being friendly.
👉 It’s more like keeping the relationship warm, not a firm promise.

Q4: b) and d) are both correct.
👉 If they really want to eat together, they’ll either say “진짜 언제 밥 먹자, 언제 시간 돼?” (Let’s really grab a meal sometime. When are you free?) or suggest an actual date like “How about this Saturday?”

I hope you had fun with this quiz! Looking forward to seeing all your answers 🙌

Korean Phrase - 세금 더 내라!

Thu, 04 Sep 2025 06:52:08 +0000

Q1. What is the direct meaning of 세금 더 내라?

a) Pay more taxes

b) Avoid paying taxes

c) Don’t pay taxes

d) Submit your homework

Q2. If someone comments 세금 더 내라 😍 on a friend’s picture, what do they mean?

a) The couple owes actual money

b) The couple looks amazing and they’re envious

c) The couple should be more serious

d) The couple spent too much

Q3. Which of the following is closest in meaning to 세금 더 내라?

a) Don’t pay taxes

b) Pay your taxes on time

c) Pay more taxes

d) Avoid paying taxes

Q4. Change 세금 더 내라 into a polite request.

a) 세금 더 내자

b) 세금 더 내세요

c) 세금 더 내고 싶다

d) 세금 더 냈습니다

Q5. When someone says 세금 더 내라 jokingly to a friend who bought an expensive car, what do they usually mean?

a) They’re angry at their friend

b) They want to remind them about tax season

c) They’re showing envy/teasing admiration

d) They want to borrow the car

I would like @Yuni to go next.

How do we say "I go to see a doctor, today." in Korean?

Tue, 02 Sep 2025 04:05:14 +0000

Spoiler

Is it 저는 오늘 의사를 만나요?, Nah ~!

We say "저는 오늘 병원에 가요! (I go to a hospital/ a clinic, today)" in Korean.

, and here is why we Koreans say that

The English sentence I go to see a doctor and the Korean expression 병원에 가요 differ slightly in how they focus the meaning.

1. English: I go to see a doctor

The word doctor directly refers to the person.

It literally means “I am going to meet a doctor,” so the focus is on the person, the doctor.

2. Korean: 병원에 가요

In Korean, people usually don’t say “go to see a doctor” directly. Instead, they mention the place where the doctor is, which is the hospital.

So, rather than saying “I go to the doctor,” it’s more natural and common to say “I go to the hospital/clinic.”

👉 In short: English focuses on the person (doctor), while Korean focuses on the place (hospital).

Plus, we Koreans call both of hospital & clinic as 병원 most of times 🙂

I would like to ask @Ria_loves_music for the next quiz 🙂

Fun Korean Quiz

Thu, 28 Aug 2025 04:06:51 +0000

Last time, @eileenkorean suggested that I should try sharing some Korean-style nonsense quizzes.
So here’s one for you today! 😆

Q. Why do Korean cows study so hard? 🐮📚

Spoiler

A. Because they want to get “소 🐮 good grades!”

👉 In Korean, 소 (so) means “cow.”
At the same time, it sounds like the English word “so.”

“So good grades!” (English meaning)
“Cow good grades!” (Korean meaning)

It’s a simple and little wordplay. 😅
I hope you guys enjoyed it!

Hello, I brought a new Korean non-sense quiz! :) What is it like Bananas laugh in Korean?

Fri, 15 Aug 2025 07:03:51 +0000

What is it like Bananas laugh in Korean? (Hint : The snack Blackpink Jenny likes! )

Spoiler

It's 바나나킥! 😮

Banana is 바나나 in Korean

, and 킥 soundsd like laughing sound here Korea!

Btw, 바나나킥 is the snack contains Banana flavor and super soft and sweet! that's why Jenny also loooves this snack!

If you can have a chance!, then try this 바나나킥 snack someday! 🍌

@Yuni can creat another new quiz, if you kindly can make an idea! 🙂

Thanks!

Korean Quiz

Mon, 21 Jul 2025 16:17:56 +0000

1. Choose the correct particle to complete the sentence:

친구___ 선물을 샀어요.

A) 에서

B) 을

C) 한테

D) 에게서

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2. What does this expression mean?

"입에 침이 마르다"

A) To lie frequently

B) To talk non-stop

C) To compliment someone excessively

D) To be very thirsty

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3. Which of the following is the most natural way to say “I’m thinking of going to Korea next year” in Korean?

A) 저는 다음 해에 한국 갈 생각이에요.

B) 나는 내년에 한국 가고 싶어요.

C) 내년에 한국에 갈까 해요.

D) 내년 한국에 가고 있어요.

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4. What is the difference between -겠어요 and -ㄹ/을 거예요?

A) 겠어요 is for polite past, 거예요 is for future

B) 겠어요 is formal, 거예요 is casual

C) 겠어요 shows intention/guess, 거예요 is more certain future

D) No difference

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5. Which of the following uses -아/어 보다 correctly?

A) 그 음식을 먹어 보세요.

B) 공부해 보세요?

C) 친구가 되어 보세요.

D) 사과가 봤어요.

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6. What does this sentence mean?

요즘 너무 바빠서 친구들을 자주 못 만나요.

A) My friends are busy these days.

B) I meet my friends often these days.

C) I can’t meet my friends often these days because I’m too busy.

D) I have no friends these days.

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7. Choose the most natural response:

A: 저 이 노래 좋아해요!

B: ________

A) 네, 저도 좋아해요.

B) 아니요, 잘 먹겠습니다.

C) 저는 괜찮아요.

D) 배고파요.

Sorry I didn't put much effort in this quiz. I'm a little sick🤢.

I'd like to see @Kyle to go next. I don't think I've seen a quiz from him.

🧠 Korean Vocabulary Quiz

Sun, 20 Jul 2025 09:43:49 +0000

Sorry for the slight delay guys, I’ve been quite busy lately 😄

Thanks  @eileenkorean for tagging me and here is another quiz!

Write the English meaning of the following 10 Korean words:

책임감

결정하다

실망스럽다

환경오염

불가능하다

경험하다

대화하다

자존심

복잡하다

선택하다

For the next round I tag @Ria_loves_music 😊

What is the name of cake Koreans eat when they feel awkward, embarrassed, shy or unfamiliar?

Thu, 17 Jul 2025 14:46:44 +0000

1. Strawberry cakes 🍰 🍓

2. Tiramisu cake 🍫

3. Cheese cake 🧀

4. Sweet potatoes cakes 🧁

7월 17일은 제헌절입니다. 🇰🇷

Thu, 17 Jul 2025 14:14:56 +0000

7월 17일은 제헌절입니다. 제헌절은 무엇을 기념하는 날인가요?

A. The day the Declaration of Independence was announced
B. The day members of the National Assembly were elected
C. The day the Constitution of the Republic of Korea was established
D. The day the Korean War ended

I will tag… @eileenkorean to make the next Korean quiz! 🤗

Korean Quiz Challenge: Make a Recording!

Sun, 13 Jul 2025 08:09:41 +0000

Thanks for tagging me in the last quiz, @Jan Strnad and thanks for keeping the quizzes moving along! I'll choose to make today's quiz a challenge rather than a quiz, which means it is a challenge I dare everyone to give a try and report back how it goes.

Post a video or audio clip here of you speaking (or reading) in Korean for at least 1 minute in length. Don't worry about how well you are able to speak (Bonus points if you also speak a different language, other than English, and say the same message also in that language).

And I'll tag @Sohyun to make the next quiz!

🎶 Quiz: Song Lyric Breakdown

Thu, 10 Jul 2025 10:30:53 +0000

I know I haven’t been tagged yet, but it’s already been a few days without a quiz.

So I thought maybe no one was really looking forward to it, and I should just post one. (Hope you guys won’t consider this breaking the challenge rules 😶)

I actually came up with this quiz while listening to BLACKPINK, so here it is!

Break down and explain the following lyrics word by word.
(For each word or phrase, explain its meaning, why it’s used, and if it has any grammatical function.)

🎤 착한 얼굴에 그렇지 못한 태도

착한

얼굴에

그렇지 못한

태도

🎤 가녀린 몸매 속 가려진 volume은 두 배로

가녀린

몸매

속

가려진

volume은

두 배로

🎤 거침없이 직진 굳이 보진 않지 눈치

거침없이

직진

굳이

보진

않지

눈치

🎤 Black 하면 Pink 우린 예쁘장한 Savage

하면

우린

예쁘장한

🎶 Example Breakdown: 원할 땐 대놓고 뺏지

원할 땐 - from verb 원하다 ( = to want) + ( ㄹ used to describe a time when someone wants something.) 땐 ( 때는)  때 = time, moment. = When (I/they) want (something)

대놓고 - from verb 대놓다 ( = to do something openly) + ( 고  turns it into an adverb form ) = openly, directly

뺏지 - from verb 뺏다 ( = to take away) + ( 지  speech ending,  casual/informal) = (I) take it

Could be transtaled as - When I want something I just take it.

(If you don't know some of the words, feel free to use ChatGPT or anything else, at least now you'll know them or why they're there!)

Lost in Translation? Fix the Sentence!

Tue, 24 Jun 2025 17:10:06 +0000

Oh no! Something went wrong 🫣

All my sentences got rearranged and now I need your help to fix this mess!

Can you put the words in the right order and save my sentences?

Sentence 1:

도서관에서 책을 나는 읽는다
(I read a book in the library.)

Sentence 2:

영화를 친구와 함께 나는 본다
(I watch a movie with my friend.)

Sentence 3:

매일 나는 운동을 아침에 한다
(I exercise every morning.)

Sentence 4:

나는 한다 많이 공부를 학교에서
(I study a lot at school.)

Sentence 5:

나는 집에서 먹는다 점심을
(I eat lunch at home.)

Sentence 6:

친구들과 함께 공원에서 걷는다 나는
(I walk in the park with my friends.)

Korean Sentence Order Quiz ✨

Sun, 29 Jun 2025 10:13:14 +0000

Hi @Alex and everyone!
I loved reading all your thoughts in Alex’s recent post “Lost in Translation”, so many great points about sentence structure!
Since many of you mentioned that patterns and rhythm are important when speaking, and Alex asked for a quiz,
I will give you a little Korean sentence order quiz to try 😊

👉 Which of these Korean sentences sounds more natural?

1. Time + Place
A. 저는 카페에 어제 갔어요.
B. 저는 어제 카페에 갔어요.

2. Object + Time
A. 저는 책을 아침에 읽었어요.
B. 저는 아침에 책을 읽었어요.

3. Long sentence
A. 민지는 수요일에 집에서 영화를 봤어요.
B. 민지는 집에서 수요일에 영화를 봤어요.

4. Long sentence with time and object
A. 지민이는 주말에 숙제를 도서관에서 했어요.
B. 지민이는 숙제를 도서관에서 주말에 했어요.

5. Long sentence with purpose clause
A. 저는 사진을 찍으러 친구랑 공원에 갔어요.
B. 저는 친구랑 공원에 사진을 찍으러 갔어요.

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📝 Quiz

You are at home, and your friend is already waiting at a café.You just left your house and text your friend:

“I’m on my way to the café! 🍵”

Which sentence sounds natural in Korean?

A. 나 지금 돌아 가는 길이야!

B. 나 지금 돌아 오는 길이야!

C. 나 지금 가는 길이야!

D. 나 지금 오는 길이야!

The answer is C. 나 지금 가는 길이야!

In English, you say “I’m on my way” from listener's perspective.However, in Korean we say it from speaker's perspective. 😉

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난센스 퀴즈 Non Sense Quiz !

Let's practice Korean counting nouns !

Which time expression CANNOT be used with the time particle “에”?

What's the real meaning of the sentence?

What is the wrong sentence in Korean? -about "just, now" in Korean!

❓ Question

✅ Answer: B

💡 Explanation

How to apply "to apply" in Korean?

Hello, guys!

In English, we use apply in many situations.

But in Korean, you must choose a different verb depending on the context.

What is the correct Korean verb?

1️⃣ I applied for a job.

2️⃣ I applied sunscreen.

3️⃣ This rule applies to everyone.

4️⃣ I applied for a visa.

5️⃣ I applied a discount to the price.

💡 Bonus Trick Question

🧠 Mini Explanation for Learners

How to say "I could finish the video because of my younger brother!" in Korean?

1️⃣ 덕분에

2️⃣ 때문에

3️⃣ 탓에

✨ Important nuance

What is NOT a public holiday in South Korea?

Which of the following is NOT a public holiday in South Korea?

How to say "Memory" in Korean correctly?

1️⃣ 기억 (gieok)

2️⃣ 추억 (chueok)

💡 Easy Way to Explain It

🧠✨ Korean Quiz

Can you guess how animals cry in Korean?

🐾 Animal Sound Quiz

1. Bird

2. Rabbit

3. Dog

4. Cat

5. Horse

🎯 Bonus Question

What kind of number can we read with?

What does it mean "To have a thick face!" in Korean?

There is a saying “to have a thick face (얼굴이 두껍다.)” in Korean.

It can be translated as in English, depeding on the situation..

For example ;

🧠 Mini Quiz

How to answer Negative questions in Korean? :)

How to say "My make-up is not sticking :(" in Korean?

Christmas Greeting Quiz: How Do Koreans Say It?

How to say "I need a pen!" in Korean?

Why “I need a pen” is 저는 펜이 필요해요, not 저는 펜을 필요해요

The key reason: 필요하다 is an adjective, not a verb

How English and Korean structure “need” differently

English structure

Korean structure

When is this Korean friend's bithday?

What is the wrong sentence in Korean? - I gave a present to my friend!

What is the most right answer for "the year before last" in Korean?

Q. “The year before last” ?

📝 Hint (in English):

✅ Correct Answer: D. 재작년

Fun Explanation:

What is the different 태우다?

My photo quiz - Birds and bats

What is the right sentence in Korean?

You are at home, and your friend is already waiting at a café.
You just left your house and text your friend:

In English, you say “I’m on my way” from listener's perspective.
However, in Korean we say it from speaker's perspective. 😉