Learn how to suggest in the Korean formal ending setting.

Some Korean syllables have two letters in the final consonant position. Learn about the double final consonants and how to read them!

How can we command in a formal setting? Learn about 으십시오, a counterpart of 으세요 of an informal setting.

Learn about the liquidization, the one of consonant assimilation in Korean!

The ending 으려고 하다 can add meaning to "plan" and "decision" about the future. Learn about details about 으려고 하다 grammar with me!

Let's learn about Korean pronunciation tips. I'll show you nasalization, one of the consonant assimilation that happens in Korean.

Learn about the formal Korean ending ㅂ니다/습니다 grammar in various tenses! Get free lessons and worksheets!

Discover how to express determination in Korean using the future tense 겠 grammar. Learn to convey your plans and intentions for the future.

Let's learn about the various colors and names in Korean. You can get free resources to study!

Singular and plural are not important matters in Korean. But you can still emphasize the plural meaning by using the Korean plural form 들.

Learn how to express "giving help" in Korean. It'll be a good review lesson for the many endings you have learned!

Learn about the two main factors to conjugate Korean verbs and adjectives!

안녕하세요? Today, you'll learn how to ask for help in Korean using the grammatical expression 아/어/여 주세요. At the end of the lesson, you'll be...

Master basic Korean verbs with our free printable PDF worksheets! Learn 100 fundamental verbs with present, past, and future tense forms.

Let's learn how to show respect to the subject of the sentence! You will learn the Korean honorific grammar (으)시 and other important honorif

Discover the intricacies of Korean family words and how to address others using family terms. Learn the cultural importance of age and relat

You will learn about two irregular conjugations, ㅡ and 르. They can be tricky but follow me one by one to master this grammar!

The grammar V아/어/여 보다 has many meanings. Learn how you can conjugate this expression to suggest or talk about your experiences.