Korean FAQ

Typically beginners learn 뭔가, 어딘가, 누군가, and other similar words for saying “something,” “somewhere,” and “someone.” These words are great

Many advanced level vocabulary words end with 상, which works like a suffix and allows you to use it as

Occasionally I’ll come across a short sentence in a printed advertisement that ends with an un-conjugated verb, such as 하다

우리 and 저희 are both used to mean “us” and “we,” but they can’t be swapped in all cases –

Korean Double Consonants (ㅃㅉㄸㄲㅆ) require a bit of time and practice in order to be able to correctly pronounce them