Today we’re going to look learn Korean adjectives. There are a number of important rules that we’re going to go over, and afterwards we’ll introduce 100 Korean adjectives with more than 200 examples so that by the end of this article, you’ll be able to: Understand Korean adjective words in dictionary form and adjective form Change the dictionary form of an adjective into the adjective form Know how to use these forms correctly Memorize 100 adjectives in Korean that are commonly used by native speakers Table of Contents How to Use Korean Adjectives Korean Adjectives to Describe Dimensions, Sizes, Distances, etc. Korean Adjectives to Describe Values Korean Adjectives to Describe Feeling & Sense Korean Adjectives to... Show more

Watching Korean movies on Netflix is a great way to practice the Korean language in a way that’s fun, even if you’re not in the country. In this article, we’ll recommend ten Netflix Korean dramas to learn Korean, as well as many secret tips and advice on how to learn Korean using these shows. Table of Contents Why is it Important to Learn Korean Using Netflix Dramas? How to Watch Korean Netflix for Language-Learning Korean Netflix List: 10 Best Korean Dramas on Netflix How KoreanClass101 Can Help You with Korean 1. Why is it Important to Learn Korean Using Netflix Dramas? 1- You Can Immerse Yourself in Korean Vocabulary You can choose a Korean Netflix series or movie that has many words related to your interests. For... Show more

Conjunctions are an important part of every language. They allow us to connect our thoughts, make comparisons, and string together sentences. In this Korean conjunctions list, I’ll explain to you the basic conjunctions with plenty of examples so you can make the most out of the article and improve your Korean skills. Ready to learn Korean conjunctions? Let’s get started! Table of Contents What is a Conjunction? Conjunctions to Correlate Similar Thoughts Conjunctions to Express Condition Conjunctions to Express Cause Conjunctions to Express Opposition Conjunctions to Express Contrasts with the Statement in the Main Clause Conjunctions to Express Preference Conjunctions to Express Reasons ... Show more

Do you know how to say Korean dates (months, weeks, days, and years)? In this blog, we're going to introduce not only days of the week in Korean, but also hours, seconds, and much more important vocabulary for learning Korean dates and times. Before we take a closer look at date and time in Korean, let's look at the Korean dates format. Table of Contents How are Dates Usually Written and Read in Korean? How to Say the Years in Korean Korean Dates: Months How to Say Korean Calendar Dates Saying the Days of the Week in Korean How to Say the Hours in Korean How to Say the Minutes in Korean How to Say the Seconds in Korean How to Say Other Time-related Words Interesting Korean Celebration Days ... Show more

People always talk about their family when it comes to self-introductions. Koreans value family a lot, and we love talking about our family. In this blog, we’ll teach you many useful phrases to describe your family, as well as essential family titles for you to study to expand your vocabulary skills. After reading this article, you should have no trouble talking about your brother in Korean, or letting people know about your family as a whole. We’ll also go a little bit into family culture in Korean countries, so that you have a better idea of what to expect from Korean families! Ready to learn how to describe family in Korean? Let’s get started! Table of Contents Talking About How Many are in Your Family Talking About Your... Show more