After 8 years of teaching Korean (both off and online), the three biggest problems people have faced (that they’ve expressed to me anyways) are… 1) The sources they learn from just aren’t very good at explaining the ‘how’s and the ‘why’s of the language and how it works in a way that is easy to ...…
Hey there, I’ve got some more videos and an mp3 download for you! A student just asked another question. The sentence has asked about is REALLY useful as it’s something that we will ALL have to say at one time AND another during our Korean-learning journey, and probably not just a couple times, probably quite ...…
Not only the 'how' to conjugate verbs in Korea, but the 'why' as well - why it is arguably the most important skill you could learn in Korean to help yourself become a conversational ninja in Korean.…
When to use ㅔ and ㅐ, ㅓ and ㅗ, ㅚ and 왜…
A video made for learning how to speak Korean in the past tense.…
The next set of videos in the "How-to" Korean series. These videos go over some basic (and some not-so-basic) things you can say in a restaurant.…
Hi, Another question was asked, this one about consonant clusters (if you don’t know what those are, don’t worry, they’re explained in the video) and whether or not they are worth learning. Check out the video to find out what I think! Happy learning… I hope that helps, but if you haven’t yet learned how ...…
Hey, This’ how-to Korean’ video is actually an answer to a question by one of the students of LearnKoreanOnline.NET. The question was about the statement ‘무수 말인지 몰라요’ which translates to “I don’t know what you’re saying”, and actually the question was more specifically, what does the ‘무슨 말인지’ part of that sentence mean? So ...…
This is the first video in the ‘how-to korean’ series here at learnkoreanonline.net. The question asked was, “How do you say please in Korean. Watch the video to find out. And after, if you have any more questions, feel free to reply to this post and ask away. Cheers, and happy learning! p.s. by the ...…
Hey Miranda, Here’s a video answering your question. There’ll be some more notes and examples down below the video. Cheers! P.S. If you’re just new to learning Korean, but would maybe like to try to learn Korean online, then if you look to the right of this post, you’ll see a big, red free sign. ...…