Korean Slang words that originate from social media and internet language, especially among the younger generation (10 to 20-year-olds), are a big deal in Korean culture. If you are learning …

In my last post, I shared popular Korean dramas and explained why watching them is a great way to improve your listening and reading skills (thanks to subtitles). In this …

Whenever you’re walking, exercising, driving, or travelling, listening to the radio in your target language is a great way to keep up with your language studies. A good radio station …

Whether you’re studying Korean or any other language, greetings are probably the first things you will come across in your studies.   Greetings are usually short and easy to remember …

Hey there!   My name is Julie. 🙂   I’m a native Korean speaker who has been teaching Korean to learners of various stages for over 10 years.   Even …

You may have been focusing on vocabulary, verbs and adjectives as you learn Korean. While these are essential parts of the language, if you want to move on to the …

Family is a very important factor in Korean culture. Large family gatherings are very common on big holidays like Lunar New Year and even up until a few decades ago, …

If you haven’t been already, you should consider Korea as your next travelling destination. Its amazing cuisine, sightseeing spots, museums, festivals, activities and cultural experiences make it the perfect place …

Language learning entails a lot of reading and writing practice, but as a Korean instructor, I always emphasize the importance of listening and speaking practices. Listening to native conversations in …

Watching TV shows in a second language has been known for being an efficient and fun way of practicing listening skills in practical settings. You can see how the vocabulary …