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First, Second, Third in Korean: Explaining -째 and 번째

So, you’ve finally mastered the complex Korean number systems, only to realize that ‘first, second, third’…

Let’s talk about the two giants of Korean negation: ‘안’ and ‘못’. They both mean ‘not,’…

I heard that many of you are confused by the two nouns “자기” and “자신”. As…

Let’s talk about honorifics. If you’ve been learning Korean, you probably know that ‘to give’ changes…

Today, let’s talk about the Korean particle ‘-이나’. Basically, it means ‘or’ in English, but it…

Today, let’s learn about the verb ending “-으려”. The core function of “-으려” is to express…

Today, we’re going to study the grammar pattern that evolved from “-을 것이다”. I’ve previously explained…

Let’s talk about a tiny but powerful verb ending: “-겠-“. Let’s get straight to the point.…

How do you say “I’m generous” in Korean? There are two main ways: one is using…

We’ve seen the many faces of ‘-도’ so far. Let’s see how this small particle grows…