Learn how to use the informal '니' grammar to ask casual questions in Korean.

Learn how to use '지 마세요' grammar to ban actions in Korean. Get a detailed explanation, examples, and a free worksheet. Please don't miss it!

Learn how to say "shouldn't" in Korean. With 으면 안 되다 grammar, you can express how to restrict.

Learn about 네요 grammar. You can talk about the fact you just discovered with surprise, exclamation, or admiration.

Learn how to express your will, intention, or promise in Korean with the '을게요 grammar'. Get comparisons, examples, and a free worksheet.

Learn to make informal suggestions in Korean using the '자' grammar ending. Get conjugation rules and examples. Download the free worksheet!

Learn to express informal casual past tense in Korean with the 았/었/였어 grammar.

Learn the most casual and friendly Korean 반말 ending! Dive into the 아/어/여 Grammar with a free worksheet. Master the informal style for daily

Expand your Korean language skills with a lesson on the formal ending (으)십시다 and its more commonly used alternative (으)시지요. Plus, get a free

Unlock the secrets of the Korean Present Progressive Tense Ending with the '고 있어요' grammar. Learn how to express ongoing actions in Korean e

Let's learn how to make a long negative sentence in Korean. You'll also see the differences between 안 and 지 않아요.

How can you express the third person's hopes or wishes? Use 고 싶어 하다 grammar.

Learn about 을까요's second meaning. You can ask an idea or opinion of a listener!

Learn the 을 거예요grammar to show your guess about someone or something. You can get the free worksheet and lesson!

Learn about Korean formal endings ㅂ니까?/습니까? grammar and get free worksheets. You'll see the present, past, and future tense forms!

Learn how to ask for and give permission in Korean with the 아/어/여도 되다 grammar. Free worksheet included! Master the art of 'may' in Korean.

Let's learn how to say "should" or "must" in Korean. You can use 아/어/여야 되다 or 아/어/여야 하다 grammar!

Learn how to suggest in the Korean formal ending setting.

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

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