Do you know there is a huge difference between Korean and English regarding sentence structure? Korean is a SOV language, which can be tricky at…

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In this short but effective lesson we teach you how to use the subject 이/가, topic 은/는 and object 을/를 particles in a sentence.

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The Korean language uses particles to help identify the role of a word. Today, we’ll learn about the Korean time particles 에 and 에서.

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We’ll learn how to use -로 and -으로 in a sentence, as well as some very useful direction words in Korean.

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There are different types of Korean verbs and all are conjugated differently. We teach you how to build sentences easily with the Korean present tense.

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In this lesson we will teach you about the Korean Past Tense, and how to master this dreaded conjugation! Easy beginner grammar lesson.

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We teach you about the Korean Future Tense so you're able to build sentences on your own after learning how it all works.

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If you’re just beginning your learning journey here is a lesson you’ll definitely want to bookmark: the Korean Negative Form.

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To say But in Korean there are four difference conjunctions you can use: 하지만 / 그렇지만 / 그런데 / 그러나. Today, we'll see how to…

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Using because in Korean takes many different forms that conjugate verbs. Let's see all of the different suffixes to say because in Korean.

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Too/Also in Korean can be expressed by using 도 or 또한. In this lesson we'll teach you how to use them in various situations with…

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We'll teach you how to use the Korean possessive particle 의 in a sentence, with plenty of sentence examples to practice. Let's start!

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Here’s a short and simple lesson on Korean question words. We'll see the two types of questions and how to build the sentences.

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How to write the date in Korean? What is the format? How to ask? We answer all of these questions and more in this very…

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Learn how to tell time, ask questions and give answers. This is an important Korean grammar lesson you should study in the early stages of…

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Making plurals in Korean is straightforward – you simply add ‘들’ next to the singular noun. And the verb conjugation does not change! Learn more…

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There are multiple ways to use Korean adjectives in sentence. We teach you how to properly build a sentence with Korean adjectives.

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How do you ask someone's age in Korean? Do you use Sino-Chinese or Korean Native Numbers? Let's learn all about it in this lesson.

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The most common verbs used to express desire in Korean are 싶다 (shipda) and 원하다 (wonhada). Let's see how to conjugate the verbs and make…

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The Korean imperative form can be used in some situations, such as making a request, giving advice, and delivering instruction. Let's have a look!

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We teach you how to create adverbs in Korean with sentence structures and examples. Similar to English, Korean however has a few exceptions.

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We give you all the directions words in Korean and teach you how to ask and give directions with sentence structures and examples.

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It is well known that Korean uses distinct forms of verbs and nouns for formal/informal situation. We will teach you the basic formal words and…

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"And" in Korean can be expressed in four different ways. We'll teach you how to use 랑 (이랑), 하고(고), 와(과) and 그리고 in this lesson…

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A2 Korean Grammar | How to Use If/If Not in Korean Just like in English, if in Korean can be used in two contexts: To…

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You may know how to request help in English, but how do you request something in Korean? Let's learn how to make requests in Korean.

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Do you plan to do something this weekend? Are you attempting to achieve new goals? We teach you sentence structures to express your plans.

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We teach you adverbs used to express relative degrees in frequency, certainty and degrees. A useful lesson, no matter the level.  

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While ‘랑’ is used mostly for colloquial expression, ‘와/과 (wa/gwa)’ can be used for formal expression. Let's use these words in sentence examples.

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In Korean, you can turn a verb into a noun by adding ‘는 것’ or ‘기’ after removing ‘다’ from the infinitive of the verb.…

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In English you can easily turn adjectives into nouns but how do we do that in Korean? Let's learn how to turn adjectives into nouns…

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Today we will see some basic structures with the easiest comparative and superlative words: 더 : more / 덜 : less / 보다 : than.…

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In English, we use 'Must' for confirmation and obligation, but how about in Korean? We will teach you the proper sentence structures with lots of…

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In Korean you can never call a person by their name, unless you are very close to the person and are in the same/older age.…

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