- Korean sentence structureKorean puts the verb last and uses particles to show who does what. Learn the basic word order, where time and place go, and why the subject often disappears, with tappable examples.Beginner · 7 min
- 은/는 vs 이/가The clear guide to Korean topic and subject particles. 은/는 says what you are talking about, 이/가 points at who or what. Six rules, tappable examples and a quick quiz.Beginner · 8 min
- Present tense (아요/어요)One simple rule decides between 아요 and 어요 for every Korean verb. Learn it, plus why 하다 becomes 해요, the vowel shortcuts behind 가요 and 봐요, and 이에요/예요.Beginner · 8 min
- Korean past tense (았어요 / 었어요)Learn how to say what happened in Korean. One simple vowel rule picks 았어요 or 었어요, plus 했어요 for 하다, common contractions like 갔어요, and "was" with 였어요.Beginner · 7 min
- Future tense -(으)ㄹ 거예요Learn the Korean future tense -(으)ㄹ 거예요: how to say "I will" and "it will probably", how to build it from any verb, and when to use -(으)ㄹ게요 instead.Beginner · 7 min
- Saying no: 안 vs 못Learn how to make any Korean sentence negative. When to use 안 (don't) and 못 (can't), the long forms -지 않아요 and -지 못해요, plus 아니에요 and 없어요.Beginner · 8 min
- "Want to" in Korean (-고 싶다)Learn -고 싶다, the Korean pattern for "want to." See how to say 고 싶어요, the past and negative forms, talk about what others want, and why 보고 싶어요 means "I miss you."Beginner · 7 min
- 에 vs 에서Both 에 and 에서 can mean "at" or "in", but they are not the same. Learn when to use each one, how to say "from" and "until", and the one verb that takes both.Beginner · 7 min
- Korean speech levels (반말 vs 존댓말)Korean changes the end of every sentence depending on who you are talking to. Learn the three speech levels you actually need, when to use 반말 and 존댓말, and how 시 makes a sentence respectful.Beginner · 8 min
- 25 K-drama wordsWhat do daebak, aigoo, oppa and eotteokhae actually mean? The 25 Korean words and phrases that show up in every K-drama, with when people use them and one-tap saving to your flashcards.Beginner · 9 min