This contains all Korean language graphics we have made from 2014 through July 2019. Don’t want to sift through pages and pages of content and right click over and over to save images to your computer? Then you can instantly and effortlessly receive all of our Korean language graphics in a just few minutes. […]
And we’re back for a part 2 of types of foods in Korean. More Konglish again so these should be easy to remember. Words in this infographic: 샌드위치 (saen-deu-wi-chi) = Sandwich 피자 (pi-ja) = Pizza 초밥/스시 (cho-bab/seu-shi) = Sushi 주스 (ju-seu) = Juice 후추 (hu-chu) = Pepper 치킨 (chi-kin) = […]
We will probably be doing a few more graphics on food and drinks in the upcoming weeks. Here are the words in this infographic: 우유 (u-yu) = milk 고기 (go-gi) = meat 과일 (gwa-il) = gwa-il 계란/달걀 (gye-ran/dal-gyal) = egg (there is no difference between the two words except that […]
Up next in our family series is learning how to say sister in Korean. Like the words for brother, how you address your sister would depend on your age in relation to her. Also like the words for brother, whether you are male or female which dictate how you address […]
Welcome back for another post on family vocabulary. If you haven’t checked out the other family vocab posts we’ve done, here they are: Dad in Korean Uncle in Korean Sister in Korean Brother in Korean Grandma in Korean Grandpa in Korean Today, we’re talking about a commonly used word, mother. […]
Hey whatsup everyone! February has almost come to a close. This year is already passing by quickly. Hope you’re ready for another quick lesson today! Today, we’re gonna talk about two words that get beginner Korean learners confused. You will often hear Koreans refer to rice as “밥”. But did […]
Whatsup everyone hope everyone is ready for the weekend! If you haven’t check it out, go check out our recent infographic on Korean ramen. We got a good response from it and glad everyone liked it. For today, we’re going back to some Korean family vocabulary. Learning family vocab is […]
This chart features some of the more popular brands of instant noodles from 1963 and onward. We wanted to include many, many, more, but there are literally hundreds, if not thousands of brands from over the years. It was actually quite fun researching and hand drawing the many different designs […]
Hey everyone. Dom here again ready to bring you another “How to Say in Korean” post. We’ve done some other posts related to family vocabulary and phrases so you will want to check those out as well (more to come): Brother in Korean Grandma in Korean Grandpa in Korean Family […]
If you want to make some friends to help you with your Korean, this word is of course, very important. The word friend can be used in many situations here, but one thing I was confused about when I first arrived, is that you can’t use it for everyone, even […]
