Korean Language

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Speakin' Korean: 10 useful phrases for traveling around Korea

One of the most common phrases you’ll practice when learning a foreign language involves expressing hunger or fullness.

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Speaking Korean: Ordering food in Korea? Words to know!

Here's some helpful tips on how to order, even if your Korean speaking skills are limited.

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VIDEO| Speakin’ Korean lesson: Can I borrow your sunscreen?

When you want to tell someone “Can I borrow your sunscreen?” you can use this expression.

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VIDEO| Speakin’ Korean Language Lesson: Basic Sentences - Shopping

Learn some new key phrases in Korean so you can ask for help. Let our resident Korean language teacher show you the correct way to say these important phrases.

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VIDEO| Speakin’ Korean Lesson: I’m hungry

One of the most common phrases you’ll practice when learning a foreign language involves expressing hunger or fullness.

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Did you know?: South Korea's land area

In terms of land area, South Korea, which has a population of more than 51 million, is roughly the size of the state of Indiana.

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VIDEO| Speakin’ Korean: Finding a mask and hand sanitizer

Learn some new key phrases in Korean so you can ask for help. Let our resident Korean language teacher show you the correct way to say these important phrases.

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VIDEO| Speakin’ Korean Lesson: It's rainy season, do you have your umbrella?

Every year we have the rainy season known as Jangma in Korean, which runs from late June through the end of July.

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VIDEO| Speakin’ Korean Lesson: Are you alright?

When you want to tell someone “It’s okay”, you can say gwen-chan-ayo. Gwenchanayo is very similar to “okay” in English.

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In Korea, Dial 1330 for interpretation service

The unfamiliar characters of the Korean language on signboards and in menus can be a huge hurdle to overcome during your time on the peninsula.

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Taste of Korea: It's called ramyeon, not ramen!

A wide range of noodle dishes are available in Korea, including japchae glass noodles, jajang myeon black bean noodles and dangmun sweet potato noodles, but none have won the hearts of Koreans like ramyeon.

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Taste of Korea: Hearty and healthy Korean dishes

There is a Korean saying that “food is medicine,” meaning eating good food is a great way to maintain good health.