Korean
Let’s take a look at the plural marker 들 and how it’s used. The first sentence we’ll take a look at is, 사람들이 많아요. (사람 = person. 들 = plural marker. 이 = subject marking particle.많아요 = many). Let’s compare this with a second sentence, 사람이 많아요. The difference between the first sentence and th...
Vilaytha Viraphondeth
Vilaytha Viraphondeth
Thanks, ( very Importance) !!!
56 minutes ago
Michael Jordan
Michael Jordan
This is most helpful, 가사합니다.
24 minutes ago
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English is spoken by one out of every six people in the world. It is the primary language of the United States, Australia, the U.K., and the anglophone territories of Canada, making it second only to Mandarin Chinese in number of speakers. English belongs to the Germanic branch of the Indo-European family of languages.... The great number of words found in the English vocabulary is in large part due to extensive borrowings from other languages, including Latin, French, Low German, and the Scandinavian languages.Read More
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Korean
This Halloween why not spend some time watching scary Korean movies? All these movies have been made within the last couple of years: 불신지옥 - Living Hell/Living Death. About two sisters, one who maypossibly bepossessed. 여고괴담 5 동반자살 - A Blood Pledge. About a group of high ...
James
James
I just watched 기담. It's excellent. Very complicated film, but well worth the watch.
November 2 at 7:47am
Korean
귀신 is a generic term for a ghost or spirt. A 귀신 is a spirt that has already died but for one reason or another has not passed on to the afterlife. In other words, a Korean 귀신 is a spirit roaming the earth. In Korean ...
Korean
Usually in October, towards the beginning of the month, Korean and American flags are raised in honor of 국군의 날. 국군의 날 is Armed Forces Day. 국군의 날 is not a national holiday and people do not get the day off. Nonetheless it’s a day...
Claire Ledon
Claire Ledon
hey hey . how to have korean letters in the net . how ? please . thank u .
October 30 at 9:54pm
Korean
Let’s say that you see a painting and you say ‘그 여자는 누구예요’? (그 = that. 여자 = girl. 는 = topic marking particle. 누구 = who. 예요 = copula meaning ‘is’.) In En...
Dustin
Dustin
Sweet. I love this blog. Thanks again.
October 24 at 9:27am
Dede Tan
Dede Tan
best ... learning 한국어 through here =)
October 25 at 8:00pm
Korean
When you want to form a statement in the standar polite form, you stick 요 at the end of the sentence. For example, 이분 보라 씨예요. (이분 = this person. 보라 = Bora. 씨 = Ms. 예요 = copula ‘is’ in the standard polite form) would mean ‘This person is Ms. Bora’. Moreover, if I want to turn this sta...
Diana Mydliarová
Diana Mydliarová
감사합니다 ^^
October 19 at 4:52pm
Lê Nhật Tân
Lê Nhật Tân
고마워요~
October 19 at 6:09pm
Syaza Raimi
Syaza Raimi
what's the difference between the dererential polite form and the standard polite form?
October 20 at 7:41pm
Korean
In English demonstratives would be words like ‘this’, ‘that’, or ‘over there’. In Korean, the demonstrative prefix for ‘this’ is 이, that = 그, that over there = 저. To be more specific, 이것is used when the object is close to the speaker. Therefore a sentence lik...
Emine Mehmet
Emine Mehmet
i love korea fighting!
October 16 at 8:52am
Korean
The particle 의 denotes possession. For example, the sentence 민지의 친구가 학생입니다 shows that Minji is doind the possessing. (민지 = Minji. 의 = possessive particle. 친구 = friend. 가 = subject marking particle. 학생 = student. 입니다 = copula ending in deferential pol...
Kro Eshi
Kro Eshi
DBSK :D
October 21 at 1:24pm
Kathy Beles
Kathy Beles
you got that right... love them!!!
October 28 at 9:59pm
Korean
The object marking particles are 을 or 를 depending on whether the object is a word ending in a vowel or consonant. When the object ends in a vowel you’re going to use 를. Take a look at a sentence like this, 주니가 사과를 사요. 주니 = Juni. 가 = subject marking particle. 사과 = apple. 를 = object marki...
Korean
This year Gaecheonjeol (개천절)was overshadowed by the Chuseok festival. Gaecheonjeol is National Foundation Day. It celebrates the first state of the Korean nation. This year, the two holidays happened to be on the same day. The first official nation of Korea was called Gojoseon (고조선). There is a...
Cha
Cha
hooray Korea ^^
October 10 at 6:34am
Korean
The third of October this year was the Chuseok (추석) festival. The date changes every year for Chuseok on the solar calendar. However, on the lunar calendar Chuseok is always celebrated the fifteenth of August. Long ago, Chuseok was called Hangawee (한가위). Chuseok ...
유리사랑해
유리사랑해
enjoy the chuseok day...^-^
October 10 at 9:23pm
Korean
When I was a child, I had the pleasure of viewing a pansori (판소리) performance in Korea. Pansori (판소리) is a type of traditional Korean music using vocals and instruments. The singer of a Pansori (판소리) performance is called a 소리꾼. The 소리꾼 is usually acc...
Park Geum Seo
Park Geum Seo
i like korean too.:) soOO>. much ^_^
October 10 at 1:50am
Eunyoung Kwon
Eunyoung Kwon
who doesnt, like korean? lol :]
October 24 at 5:49pm
Korean
This fall, as new students enter their first year of college, some will attend a SKY university and some will not. Many Korean parents dream of sending their children to a SKY university to further their children’s future. Have you ever heard of the acronym SKY? ...
Park Geum Seo
Park Geum Seo
..ohh.. sky university? is that good??:)

..want to study there:)
October 10 at 1:51am
Korean
Hopefully you’ved had some time to guess about these words: 1. 카리스마 (charisma) 2. 볼펜 (ballpoint pen) Be careful of the the word 팬 which doesn’t mean pen, but a fan or an ethusiast. 3. 카메라 (camera) lots of names for high tech items are derived from English. 4. 핸드백 (handbag) lots of ...
Ayumi Mach
Ayumi Mach
Oh, I watched that too! ^^ it was funny ~
October 5 at 9:14pm
Park Geum Seo
Park Geum Seo
i watch that too,,, hhaa:) the tongue twister thing.
October 10 at 2:03am