Hi! I'm not sure if this community is still in use, but I figure there's no harm in asking ( Read more... )

Hello,

I was wondering about this particle. I didn't understand the meaning of it when I was listening to 사랑할수록 by 부활, but later I found out it meant 'the more', or something along those lines. I'm still confused as to how it applies when it comes to using it in sentences, so is it possible if there's someone out there who's able to explain and use ( Read more... )

Hi again! :)) This week, we're suppose to reenact a scene from any Korean drama/movie for our Korean class and my partner and I chose Full House! :D ( Read more... )

I'm really confused on when to use 가/이 and when to use 는/은. I know the former are subject particles and the latter, topic particles but I don't really know what that means :)) Help, please? Examples would be extremely appreciated.

Thank you!

Hi all.

In order to make sure that I study Korean a little bit each day, even if it's just learning a new word, I've revived Korean Word of the Day. The name is a little inaccurate, because sometimes I post a themed vocabulary list, a grammar point, or a sentence for translation practice ( Read more... )

What's the difference between using -게 and -히?

ex. 건강히, 건강하게

Also,

건강하고 아름답게 자라길 빕니다.

아기 엄마도 건강히 회복하실 빕니다.

If these sentences are correct, why make a noun (자라길) in the first sentence, but leave the verb (회복하실) in the second?
I don't know if I'm making any sense, but I'm a bit confused.

Thanks!

Obviously, I never thought this could be that hard, but now it seems there are some complications regarding when one thing describes another. Apparently, this also stems from me being a “korean fail”. So if you guys could take some time and enlighten me in the following two examples, I would be forever grateful! Thanks in advance ( Read more... )

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Just a quick question! It's my first entry in the community ^^
My friend, who is learning Korean with me, (she's more advanced than I) and I were arguing about what makes sense and/or is even right..

We're trying to say:
"A minute missing"
(as a headline for our livejournals haha)

She came up with
"분 행방불명" from our friend who's Korean
(and I'm pretty ( Read more... )

( I give you the seven basic Korean sentences! )