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Learn Korean New Trend Posted by Soo on Jun 15, 2015
Have you heard about a marriage rate in your country? If yes, is it getting higher or lower? In Korean, the rate is getting much lower, so living alone became one of Korean cultures. In Korea, there are many old singles b/t 35 to 50 prefers to live by themselves because of a bad economy…
Learn Korean Plain Form in Speech Posted by Soo on Jun 8, 2015
Korean plain form is frequently used in writing and speech. In speech, it is casual statements to friends or talking to oneself. In writing, you will see in the new articles a lot. Let’s compare difference between (어/아)요 and casual statement to your friend. 나 어제 고등학교 친구 만났다/I met a high school friend yesterday…
Learn Korean Future Tense Posted by Soo on Jun 1, 2015
As you learned past tense last week with my blog, you are going to learn future tense. It is also very useful. In my personal opinion most foreigners I know, they adopt to learn future tense easier than past tense. Don’t be frustrating to learn grammar, you will be used to it! There is new…
South Korea Highlights Posted by sasha on May 27, 2015
It’s been a lot of fun posting travel articles and videos to the Korean blog over the past few months, but until I make it back to the land of kimchi and soju, I’m afraid I’m fresh out of new content. While many travelers to this side of the world tend to pass over South…
Learn Korean Past Tense Posted by Soo on May 25, 2015
When you talk about something with your friends, lots of topics are already happened before. In the case, you need to use past tense instead of present tense. Most foreigners learn present tense first. So when they adopt to learn past tense after present tense, they have hard time to change it. Let me give…
Korea Embracing Plastic Surgery Norms Through ‘Medical Tourism’ Posted by Tony Kitchen on May 21, 2015
South Korea has been pushing efforts both privately and through government agencies to increase tourism to the ROK in the non-traditional form: medical tourism. In 2014, about 56,000 Chinese alone visited South Korea for plastic surgery, according to China’s Ministry of Health, up from 4,700 in 2009. The social norm in Korea (as well-documented as ever…
Learn Korean “If” and “When” Posted by Soo on May 18, 2015
Some of my students were confused using “If/(으)면” and “when/(을)ㄹ 때” because they can be used in the similar situation. For instance, when you go to the store, please buy me a coke. If you go the store, please buy me a coke. Can you classify what is different between two sentences? We all know…