Category: Korean
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Unlocking the Benefits of Reading in Korean
There are some areas which we need to understand while studying Korean: When we talk about reading practice it’s really essential to consider the importance of vocabulary and grammar.There are some resources you can go for. 1: Good job Korean: Good job Korean This is one of the best resources I will recommend to use.…
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The Power of Journaling, Daily Writing in Korean
Journaling in Korean 한국어 일기 Post Title: The Power of Journaling, Daily Writing in Korean First of all let’s talk about how to start a simple journal writing in Korean. journal in Korean Check this post to start from scratch. This will help you to understand the simple & easy method to write a journal…
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Top 5 Korean Books for Intermediate Learners
List of recommended books: 지구 끝의 온실 ( The greenhouse at the end of the world). Explanation about the book: This is a beautiful novel written by the Korean author Jeong Yu-jeong . This novel is all about environmental degradation and human resilience ( the capacity to withstand and recover quickly). This is an interesting…
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The Art of Korean Calligraphy
“Discovering the Beauty of Korean calligraphy (서예)” Korean calligraphy, also known as Seoye (Korean: 서예), is the Korean tradition of artistic writing. Calligraphy in Korean culture involves both Hanja (Chinese logograph) and Hangul (Korean native alphabet). Early Korean calligraphy was exclusively in Hanja, or the Chinese-based logograph first used to write the Korean language.…
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Korean Language & Pop Culture
Learning Korean through K-drama & K-pop POPULAR CULTURE AS A POWERFUL TOOL: Let’s discuss “ How popular culture can be a powerful tool for language learning?” BEGINNER FRIENDLY K-DRAMAS: Here are some beginner friendly K-dramas for learners to start. This epic cross-border love story, featuring unforgettable chemistry and enough heartwarming moments to make you swoon,…
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Exploring Korean Festivals
A guide to Korea’s most vibrant festivals SEOLLAL ( Lunar New Year) Traditionally families gather together with their oldest relatives for respect towards their elders. Families participate in highly structured rituals. Children play different games & bow to their elders and receive small gifts of money. **SEBAE Sebae is the act of kneeling on the…