Category Archives: Learn Korean

We are going to learn a short conversation at the restaurant. Waiter : Good Evening. How many people? 안녕하세요 몇 분이신가요? ( an nyung ha se yo. myut boon ee shin ga yo? ) Customer : two 두 명입니다. ( … Continue reading →

We are going to learn a short conversation in the taxi. Driver : Hello. Where do you want to go? 안녕하세요 어디로 모실까요? (an nyung ha se yo. Uh dee lo mo shil gga yo?) Customer : To Silla Hotel, … Continue reading →

We are going to discuss about a short conversation for a hotel reservation. Information : Hello. May I help you? 안녕하세요 무엇을 도와드릴까요? (an nyumg ha se yo moo ut eul do wa deu lil gga yo?) Customer : I’d … Continue reading →

We are going to discuss about a short conversation at the market in this lesson. Salesclerk : Hi there. May I help you with anything? 어서 오세요. 무엇을 도와 드릴까요? (uh suh o seyo. moo ut eul do wa deu … Continue reading →

Native Numeral System When we count book in Korean, we count like one book, two books……  twenty books That means 한권 (han kwon), 두권 (doo kwon), 세권 (se kwon), 네권 (ne kwon), 다섯권  (da sut kwon), 여섯권 (yu sut kwon)…….  … Continue reading →

There are two numeral systems in Korean: Sino-Numeral System and Native Numeral System. We are going to review Native Numeral System in Lesson 14. Native System can be used for Time of the day (Hour), counting products, etc. 1 하나 … Continue reading →

There are two numeral systems in Korean: Sino-Numeral System and Native Numeral System. We are going to review Sino-Numeral System in Lesson 13. Sino-Numeral System can be used for time of the day (minutes), place of rank, counting money, etc. … Continue reading →

Lesson 12 Other Particle 2 Place Particle: 에 (eh), 에서 (eh su), 로 (lo), 으로 (eu lo) 에서부터 (eh su boo tu) 까지 (gga ji) 에까지 (eh gga ji) Example I went to school yesterday. – 나는 어제 학교에 갔습니다. … Continue reading →

Object Particle: 를 (leul), 을 (eul) If object has bottom consonant, 을 (eul) comes after object. If object has no bottom consonant, 를 (leul) comes after object. Example I met a friend. – 나는 친구를 만났습니다. (na neun chin goo … Continue reading →

In Korean, particles go after subject and object unlike in English. We could classify them into several groups They are Subject Particle, Object Particle, Possessive Particle, Side by Side Particle, Place Particle and Toward Particle. I name them by the … Continue reading →