This may be one of the most useful sentence patterns when traveling. It is “어디예요?” (uh-dee-yeh-yo). You can use it when you want to ask where something is. This one is really easy too. In Korean, the place or thing you are asking about usually comes before “어디예요?” (uh-dee-yeh-yo). So you can simply say:…
Today, let’s talk about a very common Korean phrase : “아니, 근데” (Ah-nee, geun-deh) This is not really a grammar pattern. It is more like a small phrase that Koreans often use at the beginning of a sentence. But if you want to sound more natural in Korean, expressions like this are really useful.…
Today, we are going to practice the “~주세요 (Ju-say-O)” pattern. This one is very, very easy. “~주세요 (Ju-say-O)” literally means something like “Give me ~.” Of course, in English, “Give me” can sound a little rude or too direct. But in Korean, “~주세요 (Ju-say-O)” is not rude. It is a very normal and common…
When you study Korean, knowing many words is important. But if you want to actually speak Korean, you also need to know how to make sentences. However, trying to study difficult grammar from the beginning can be overwhelming. So in this category, I will introduce simple Korean sentence patterns one by one. For example,…