Category: Korean

Wake up, wash your face, brush your teeth — learn words to walk through your day from morning to night.

Brush your teeth before bed, rest after class — put your daily routine in order with -기 전에 and -(으)ㄴ 후에.

Hanbok, kimchi, tteokbokki, museums — learn words for travel, food, and cultural experiences in Korea.

Have you ever worn a hanbok? Ask and answer about experiences with -(으)ㄴ 적이 있어요/없어요.

A week, a month, vacation, a short break — learn words for periods of time and what you do during them.

Read a book while you wait. Learn -는 동안 to say what happens during another activity, plus N 동안 for time spans.

Reading, cooking, music, walks, drawing — learn words for hobbies and the activities you love most.

My hobby is reading; I like cooking. Turn actions into nouns with -는 것 and talk about the things you love doing.

Tired, sick, hungry, thirsty, caught a cold — learn words to explain how you feel and why.

“I was tired, so I rested at home.” Give reasons and connect actions with -아/어서, one of Korean’s most common endings.