Korea

How to Say Hello and Goodbye in Korean

By Ryan Octosa

If you are somewhat exposed to Korean media, you would have come across the word 안녕 (Annyeong) being used as greetings all the time. Let's find out in how many...

A Brief History of the Korean Writing System, Hangeul

By Ryan Octosa

The modern Korean alphabets in use today were developed in the 1440s under the reign of Sejong the Great, the fourth King of Korea's Joseon Dynasty. These alphabets are known...

Asking What, Who, When, Where, Why, How in Korean

By Ryan Octosa

There are many ways to ask questions in Korean in various formality levels. Let's find out the most common ways to do so.

Colors in Korean

By Ryan Octosa

First of all, let's take a look at the most important word of this lesson: Saek (색), meaning “color” The word Saek (색) follows a color adjective when used to describe the color of an object....

Counting from the Hundreds to the Millions in Korean

By Ryan Octosa

In Korea, you'd often have to deal with hundreds and millions of South Korean Won (KRW). For context, 10 USD is equivalent to around 13,000 KRW, and 1,000 USD is...

Months of the Year in Korean

By Ryan Octosa

If you know how to count from 1 to 12 in Sino-Korean numbering system, then you're more than halfway there to knowing how to recite all the months of the...

How to Count from 11 to 100 in Korean

By Ryan Octosa

Before going through this post, make sure you know how to count from 0 to 10 in Korean! Let's Count from 0 to 10 in Korean You will have...

Let's Count from 0 to 10 in Korean

By Ryan Octosa

Korean has two number systems: The Native Korean system and the Sino-Korean system. To keep it simple, remember that: The Native Korean system is used for counting from 1 to...

Days of the Week in Korean

By Ryan Octosa

All days of the week in Korean ends with 요일 (yo-il), where 일 (il) means "day". Naming of the days are derived from the Five Elements in East Asian traditions.

Why You Should Learn the Korean Alphabet before Traveling to Korea

By Ryan Octosa

The modern writing system of Korea, known as Hangeul, is rated by linguists as one of the most scientific writing system ever developed. It is simple yet systematic, and easy...

Korea

How to Say Hello and Goodbye in Korean

By Ryan Octosa

A Brief History of the Korean Writing System, Hangeul

By Ryan Octosa

Asking What, Who, When, Where, Why, How in Korean

By Ryan Octosa

Colors in Korean

By Ryan Octosa

Counting from the Hundreds to the Millions in Korean

By Ryan Octosa

Months of the Year in Korean

By Ryan Octosa

How to Count from 11 to 100 in Korean

By Ryan Octosa

Let's Count from 0 to 10 in Korean

By Ryan Octosa

Days of the Week in Korean

By Ryan Octosa

Why You Should Learn the Korean Alphabet before Traveling to Korea

By Ryan Octosa

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