Archive for 'Grammar'
Review: Location Nouns and Markers in Korean #3 Posted by Kyung-Hwa on Jun 6, 2018
The last two posts were about location nouns and markers in Korean, and this post will give you an opportunity to review a list of location nouns and use of location/direction markers, “–에” and “–에서.” If you need to review a list of vocabulary words regarding places and these two markers, “[e] –에” and” [e-seo]–에서”…
Location Nouns and Markers in Korean #2: -에 and -에서 Posted by Kyung-Hwa on May 30, 2018
This is the series of Location Nouns and Markers in Korean. The last post was about a list of vocabulary words regarding places in Korean, and this post will introduce the use of these location/direction markers, “–에” and “–에서” in sentences. Before we talk about these two markers, “[e] –에 ” and” [e-seo] –에서 ”, I hope…
Flower Names in Korean Posted by Kyung-Hwa on May 16, 2018
How has your week been? Have you been sitting at a stoplight because of your hectic schedule lately? If you can find a moment to turn to nature, you will notice colorful flowers that are responding to the transition of the seasons, from spring to summer. Although there are no more cherry blossoms to enjoy…
“Happy Birthday!” in Korean Posted by Kyung-Hwa on May 2, 2018
It is hard to believe that we have already entered the month of May, 2018. Where did the time go? In May, there are several birthdays to celebrate, including mine; so this month often gives me a reason to pause from my busy life and also offers me a reminder of how grateful I am…
How to Say Pretty and Beautiful, in Korean Posted by Kyung-Hwa on Apr 18, 2018
What are your most frequently used words lately? Mine are ‘pretty’ and ‘beautiful’ because I have been enjoying pretty spring weather outside, warm sunshine on my face, and most of all, beautiful spring blossoms here and there. This post is about how to say ‘pretty’ and ‘beautiful in Korean. You will often hear these two…
“What is your job?”, in Korean Posted by Kyung-Hwa on Apr 11, 2018
Do you know how to answer when someone asks you “What is your job?” in Korean? If you are trying to describe your job or simply understand the job titles in Korean dramas, this post will provide you a useful list of job titles in Korean. These are questions either you can ask someone or…
Frequency Adverbs in Korean Posted by Kyung-Hwa on Mar 28, 2018
Is there something that you do on a daily basis or every week? Do you know how to describe how often you do something in Korean? This post is about frequency adverbs in Korean that explains how often something happens. Just like the English language, the Korean language also has many different types of adverbs…