Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean – Page 56

This July I had a fan meetup in Seoul and many of you showed up. After signing some books (thanks

Korean Days: 하루, 이틀, 사흘, 나흘…| Korean FAQ

The most common way to count days in Korean is using the counter 일 with Sino-Korean numbers (일, 이, 삼…),

Seoul is home to several museums, one of which is the “National Hangeul Museum” that displays historical artifacts and history

Last Sunday I gave a live Korean classroom about the grammar forms for saying “to start” and “to stop,” and

I often get asked how much Korean a person should be studying every day in order to learn Korean effectively.