Who’s ready for the holiday season? Even in the warmer months, I’ve always looked forward to Christmas as it reminds me of being with my family back home in the states. It also meant great food and the feeling of exchanging presents. Here in Korea, Hyo has always tried to recreate that feeling since I’m … Read more
Words in this infographic: 줄자 (jul-ja) = tape measure 렌치 (ren-chi) = wrench 뚫어뻥 (ddul-eo-bbeong) = plunger 체인톱 (che-in-top) = chainsaw 나무망치 (na-mu-mang-chi) = mallet 삽 (sab) = shovel 못 (mot) = nail 나사못 (na-sa-mot) = screw 공구함 (gong-gu-ham) = toolbox
Words in this infographic: 도구 (do-gu) = tools 망치 (mang-chi) = hammer 드릴 (deu-ril) = drill 톱 = (top) = saw 플라이어 (peul-la-i-eo) = pliers 드라이버 (deu-ra-i-beo) = screwdriver 전기톱 (jeon-gi-top) = electric saw 사다리 (sa-da-ri) = ladder 도끼 (do-kki) = axe
Everyone loves a blue sky, especially after a few cloudy days or a day of rain. It makes you feel happy and alive. Your mood brightens and things just feel right with the world. How do Koreans say sky in Korean? Well, for starters, it’s considered one of the more “beautiful” words in Korean. Not … Read more
Asking someone how they are doing is a universal way cultures across the planet greet someone or show that they care about the person’s life or state of mind since they last saw them. Today, we will teach you how to say “How are you doing” in the Korean language. This will prove useful when … Read more
We’ve covered different phrases for greetings and goodbyes here, so here is another addition to your arsenal. If you want to tell someone to have a good day in Korean, there are many ways to do so. However, when you hear Koreans greet and say goodbye to one another, have a good day is used … Read more
