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July 17, 2020
Giving Directions in Korean: Learn Korean Direction Words
Knowing how to say left and right in Korean isn't good enough if you want to really get around Korea. Let’s learn how to give directions in Korean with KoreanClass101!
Have you ever gotten lost in an unfamiliar city? In your own country, you can simply get in a taxi or ask someone for directions. But what would you do if this happens to you in a foreign country?
Many Koreans can speak English, but this doesn’t mean that everyone speaks English fluently like you do. Therefore, it’s important to learn some basic phrases and words for directions so that when you’re not sure where you are in Korea, you can easily converse with locals in their native language.
Don't be afraid to make mistakes when practicing, because this is just a part... Show more
June 29, 2020
The Top 100 Korean Nouns with Pronunciation
Learning a new language requires you to memorize new words everyday. The more you know, the faster you’ll be able to converse with the locals and even write letters to people. Today, we’ll introduce 100 Korean nouns for you to expand your vocabulary and improve your language skills. We’ve also provided audio files for you to practice the pronunciation of each word, so feel free to click on the words in our Korean nouns list!
Ready to learn Korean nouns with KoreanClass101.com? Let’s go!
Table of Contents
가전제품 (gajeonjepum) — Nouns for "Appliances"
과학 기술 (gwahak gisul) — Nouns for "Technology"
교통 (gyotong) — Nouns for "Transportation"
레스토랑 (reseutorang) — Nouns for "Restaurant"
학교 필수품 (hakgyo pilsupum) — Nouns for "School... Show more
April 10, 2020
“Happy Birthday” in Korean & More Korean Life Event Messages
How do you wish someone well in Korean? What can you say to express congratulations or condolences in Korean?
Today we’re going to introduce many different ways to send best wishes to someone you care about in Korean. This includes some of the most important events in Korea, such as weddings, graduations, university admissions, and so on. If you master these messages, you’ll be able to be part of—and enjoy—important life events with the locals. It’s also a great chance for you to practice the language!
Table of Contents
How to Say "Happy Birthday" in Korean
Various Messages about Pregnancy and Birth
Congratulations in Korean: Graduations
Various Messages for University Admissions
Various Messages for New Jobs and Promotions... Show more
March 30, 2020
Talk About the Weather in Korean Like a Native
Did you know that every minute of the day, one billion tons of rain falls on the earth? Hard to believe, considering the climate crisis! Of course, all that rain is not equally shared across the planet.
So, would you mention this fascinating fact to your new acquaintance? Well, small talk about local weather is actually a great conversation-starter. Everyone cares about the weather and you’re sure to hear a few interesting opinions! Seasons can be quite unpredictable these days and nobody knows the peculiarities of a region better than the locals.
KoreanClass101 will equip you with all the weather vocabulary you need to plan your next adventure. The weather can even be an important discussion that influences your adventure plans.... Show more
February 1, 2019
Secret Revealed: The Best Way to Learn a Language on Your Own
Can You Really Learn Korean Alone?
Learning a language on your own or without traditional classroom instruction may seem quite daunting at first. What if you run into questions? How do you stay motivated and on track to achieving goals?
Don’t worry, not only is it possible to learn Korean or any language without traditional classroom instruction: KoreanClass101 has created the world’s most advanced and extensive online language learning system. Not only is KoreanClass101 specifically designed to help you with learning a language on your own, it’s actually faster, more convenient, and less expensive than traditional classroom options!
Let’s look at some of the benefits of learning Korean or any language alone.
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