Korean grammar rules

Now, you can read Korean without understanding and write Korean word at least your name. All you need to do is studying grammar and make some friends in Korean. But before studying grammar, there is one more thing you should know. Differences between English and Korean. There are some differences between English and Korean. Knowing the differences helps you easily understand Korean. Word Order English is a subject-verb-object(SVO) language. However, Korean is a subject-object-verb(SOV)…

This is very simple and short explanation but useful at the beginning. Grammar is not scary, all it needs practice and correct approach. #korean #languagestudy #studytips #grammar

What is batchim? How do you pronounce batchim? In this post, you’ll learn all the necessary pronunciation rules for sounding natural in Korean.

Learn how to start learning Korean with this step by step guide with links to free lessons and resources.

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Disclaimer: I got this info from the lingodeer website. 🚩this is a very complicated concept in Korean and you will not learn in in one sitting. It comes to you with lots and lots of exposure and practice. I'm still not the best at it myself after studying for years, but I've noticed that I can just feel when it seems good or weird to use one over the other. After lots of exposure to the language you start to naturally know when It's best to use which one. So don't stress too much about this…

살 (sal) means "years old" in Korean and is used to indicate someone's age. In this post, we’ll look at how to say ages up to 100 years old in Korean and the format to use.

Possessive pronouns in Korean

A masterlist of ALL the BEGINNER Korean Grammar that you need to know! I tried to link to the appropriate lesson, some don’t have links yet