Korean Language Guide Lessons

Learn how to express organization, ranking, or sorting using '별' and '별로' in Korean.

Discover how to use '지는 않다' and its colloquial form '진' to stress observations that go against expectations in Korean.

Understand how to use '적' with Sino-Korean nouns to form adjectives equivalent to '-al', '-ive', and '-ic' in English.

Master the usage of '고 나서' to narrate events in sequence, where one action follows the completion of another in Korean.

Delve into the '기만 하면 되다' structure in Korean, which communicates a certain outcome from an action, akin to 'as long as you' in English.

Verb + 을 뻔했다 is used to show that something negative nearly happened, usually as an unintended or unexpected result.

The suffix 고요 can be used in Korean to mean 'also,' 'as well,' or 'too'.

A/V/N + 기는 하지만 expresses a concession or partial agreement with an idea, followed by a different view on the same subject.

Adjective + ㄴ/은데도 and Verb + 는데도 are used to say 'although' or 'even though' in Korean.