Korean FAQ

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

The words 무슨, 어느, and 어떤 can all be used to ask more information about something – “what,” “which,” and

This episode is about the Hanja 환 (換), which means “change.” I give several of the most common examples of