If you watch Korean dramas or spend time with Korean speakers, you will hear 괜찮아 (gwaenchana) all the time. Most Korean textbooks translate 괜찮아 as: “It’s okay.” And that is correct — but …
If you’re learning Korean, chances are you’ve asked this question at least once: “What’s the difference between -은/는 and -이/가?” Both sets of particles are often translated as “subject ma…
One of the first questions many Korean learners ask is: “Do I really have to use particles in Korean?” If you’ve studied Korean even a little, you’ve probably encountered particles like 은/는…
If you’ve ever thought about learning an East Asian language, chances are you’ve wondered: Which one is easier—Korean, Japanese, or Chinese? All three languages share certain cultural and …
If you’ve started learning Korean, you’ve probably realized that some sounds don’t exist in English — and that what you hear doesn’t always match what you see in writing. You might wonder…