[Learn Korean Day 10] Getting Around: Essential Transportation Words Hello, Korean learners! Welcome back to Day 10 with Instructor Soona. Over the past few days, we learned the names of important places and how to ask for directions. Now, there is only one question left: How do you actually get there? South Korea, especially Seoul, has one of the best public transportation systems in the world. It is clean, fast, and incredibly easy to use. Today, we will learn the essential

[Learn Korean Day 9] Where Is It? Essential Directions & Location Words Hello, Korean learners! Welcome back to Day 9 with Instructor Soona. In Day 8, we learned the names of important places like the pharmacy, bank, and restroom. But knowing the name of a place is only half the battle. If someone tells you the pharmacy is "next to the bank" or "straight ahead," you need to understand those direction words! Today, we are going to learn the most essential words for basic posit

[Learn Korean Day 8] Navigating the City: 15 Essential Places & Buildings Hello, Korean learners! Welcome back to Day 8 with Instructor Soona. Now that you know how to order food and drinks (from Day 7), it is time to step outside and explore the city. Whether you are living in Seoul or just visiting for a vacation, knowing the names of essential buildings and places is critical for your survival. What if you need to buy medicine, find a restroom, or exchange money? Today, we

[Learn Korean Day 7] Ordering Like a Local: Essential Cafe & Restaurant Words Hello, Korean learners! Welcome to Day 7 with Instructor Soona. In our previous lessons, we mastered Korean numbers—how to read prices and how to count items. Now, it is time to put those numbers to good use! If you travel to South Korea, visiting aesthetic cafes and delicious Korean BBQ restaurants will be a huge part of your itinerary. However, staring at a Korean menu can be intimidating if you d

Reading the Korean calendar, dates, and months for beginners.

[Learn Korean Day 5] What Time Is It? Telling Time & Days of the Week Hello, Korean learners! Welcome back to Day 5 with Instructor Soona. In Days 3 and 4, we learned that Korean has two different number systems: Sino-Korean (일, 이, 삼) and Native Korean (하나, 둘, 셋). You might have wondered, "Why do we need two systems?" Today, you will find out the answer! Telling time in Korean is very unique because we use both number systems at the exact same time . It might sound tricky, bu