In Korea, it is not polite to address a teacher by their name. So for example in this west, we might call a teacher Ms. or Mrs. Johnson/Mr. ...
Posts tagged Korea
How to Say Delicious in Korean
This is one of the easiest and most important phrases for you to learn as you start learning Korean. You eat all day and everyday so knowing how ...
How to Say I’m Hungry in Korean
If you want to learn how to say I’m hungry in the Korean language, then you will have a very easy time learning it. The phrase for hungry ...
When You Leave Something at Home in Korea
This is based on our earlier comic here. Don’t forget to subscribe and leave a like if you liked the video!
How to Say Good Morning in Korean
Saying good morning in Korean is very easy to learn as the most common way is something that you learn from the very beginning. As it’s ...
Korean Slang Guide
We did a post earlier on Korean slang. It is very short and I’ve always wanted to do something with a little more depth to all the Korean ...
Dom & Hyo Try Korean Food Episode #2: We Try 옛날통닭!
We really enjoyed eating this and Hyo enjoyed torturing me with the chicken radish. Check out the vid and subscribe if you haven’t already!
How to Say I Love You in Korean
So this basic phrase is very simple to learn and easy to use (in the right situation of course ;p) We wanted to touch a bit more on this topic as ...
How to Say Happy Birthday in Korean
Like most cultures, Koreans celebrate birthdays. Although they calculate age a bit differently (look forward to a post on that in the future), ...
Dom & Hyo Try Korean Food Episode #1: 녹두죽 (Mung Bean Porridge)
So this is the first episode in our new series in which we venture to try every Korean food possible (from our Korean food poster). First up is ...
How to Say Good Luck in Korean
These are the common and casual ways of what roughly translates to good luck in Korean. You have probably heard “화이팅” (also sometime ...
Days of the Week in Korean
Here we introduce you to how to say days of the week in Korean. All of them end in “요일” (kind of like “day” in English) ...