How To Say ‘China’ In Korean
Besides South Korea and Japan, the other East Asian powerhouse that will often come up in conversations is none other than China. For that reason, among many others,...
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How To Say ‘Snow’ In Korean
It’s winter again, and when you look out the window, you see white powdery flakes falling from the sky. You’re excited that it’s snowing and wish to tell your Korean friends...
How To Say ‘Japan’ In Korean
A question you might come across a lot when conversing with Koreans is which countries you have been to before. For that reason, and many others, learning country names in...
How To Say ‘Ouch’ In Korean
Ouch! You cut your finger while chopping onions. Ouch! You hit your toe on the bathroom door. Ouch! You bump into someone’s heavy bag on the street. These are all incidences...
How To Say ‘Music’ In Korean
In every shop and restaurant you go to, and in every TV or movie you watch, you hear some sort of music being played. Many people love to listen to music on their phones or...
How To Say ‘Fish’ In Korean
Some of the most fun vocabulary to learn in languages is what animals, and the sounds they make, are called. Even more fun, or at least convenient and practical, is learning...
How To Say ‘Head’ In Korean
Early into learning Korean, you may learn the words for eyes, lips, nose, mouth, and even ears in Korean. But do you yet know how to say ‘head’ in Korean? If the answer is...
How To Say ‘Tree’ In Korean
It’s a nice day outside, so you decide to go out for a walk in the forest. You look around and see trees to your left, trees to your right, trees behind you and trees in front...
How To Say ‘Bag’ In Korean
You’re about to head out the door, and you’ve got your clothes and shoes on, but what’s missing? Where will you keep your phone, wallet, and other things you need while you’re...
How To Say ‘Apple’ In Korean
You’re probably accustomed to eating them on a daily basis, but do you already know how to list all your favorite fruits in Korean? What banana is in Korean? How about...