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Korean for Beginners: Using “Noun + 이/가 아닙니다” to Say “Not” Politely
Hi, it’s Ayakim 👋Today, we’re learning how to say “is not / are not” in Korean. Previously, we learned the affirmative forms: Noun + 입니다 (“~ is” / formal) Noun + 이에요/예요 (“~ is” / polite spoken) If you haven’t reviewed those yet ... -
Mastering “Noun + 입니다”: Meaning, Usage, and Examples of the Basic Korean “To Be” Verb
Starting last week, our full Korean grammar series has officially begun! Previously, we looked at the three basic verb styles in Korean: 합니다 (hamnida) style 해요 (haeyo) style 한다 (handa) style We covered them in this article: Korean... -
Korean Grammar Basics: Understanding the Three Korean Speech Styles — 합니다, 해요, 한다
Hi, it’s Ayakim here.Starting today, let’s begin learning Korean grammar step by step. You might be thinking:“Ugh, grammar is boring!”“Isn’t it faster to just memorize phrases?” I get it — but trust me, knowing grammar helps you read and... -
K-POP Fan Self-Introduction Phrases in Korean｜How to Say “My Bias Is ___”
When you meet another K-POP fan, being able to introduce yourself in Korean is super cute — and it helps the conversation flow naturally ✨Whether you’re at a concert, a fan event, or chatting on SNS, these simple phrases will help you t... -
Korean Greetings: 15 Essential Phrases Beyond “Annyeonghaseyo”
When you start learning Korean, greetings are the first step.“안녕하세요 (annyeonghaseyo)” is the classic one, but did you know that there are different ways to greet depending on the situation? In this article, you’ll learn 15 useful Ko... -
What Is Batchim (받침) in Korean? Easy Guide to Reading and Pronunciation
Hi, this is Ayakim!Today we’re finally diving into batchim (받침) — the final consonants in Korean syllables.For many beginners, this is one of the biggest hurdles.But once you get past it, you’ll be able to read every Korean word, inclu... -
Learn Korean Consonants: Easy Guide to Hangul Alphabet for Beginners
Hello, this is Ayakim.Today’s topic is Basic Korean Consonants (자음). There are 19 consonants in Hangul: Basic consonants: 10 Aspirated consonants (pronounced with a strong burst of air): 4 Tense consonants (pronounced wi... -
30-Minute Guide to Hangeul: Korean Double Vowels Made Simple
Hello, this is Ayakim.Today’s topic is all about double vowels in Korean. In our last lesson, we looked at how Hangul, the Korean alphabet, is made.If you haven’t read it yet, be sure to start here. Hangeul in 30 Minutes : A Beginner’s G... -
Hangeul in 30 Minutes 2 : How to Read Korean Basic Vowels (with Writing Practice!)
Hi, I'm Ayakim!Let’s keep moving forward with our Korean language journey. In our last lesson, we looked at how Hangul, the Korean alphabet, is made.If you haven’t read it yet, be sure to start here → Hangeul in 30 Minutes : A Beginner’s... -
Hangeul in 30 Minutes : A Beginner’s Guide to the Korean Alphabet
Introduction: Why Starting with the Alphabet Makes Everything Easier Recently got into BTS? Can’t stop thinking about Squid Game?Korean pop culture is full of amazing content—and once you’re hooked, you probably find yourself thinki...
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