I’m not sure about you but personally, reading and writing are a lot easier than listening and speaking. That’s because reading and writing can be done with virtually almost any resource. Webtoons, Naver Blogs, news articles, children books, textbooks, PDFs, even social…
Previously, we looked at how reading Naver Webtoons is a fun yet enriching way to study and learn Korean, particularly for intermediate to advanced learners. The content of Naver blogs is pretty close to Naver Webtoons in the sense that both are…
(Estimated reading time: 4 minutes) Finally had time to write this blog post about my first italki lesson and experience! It was a lot better than expected, probably because the community tutor was awesome. Anyway, this is not exactly a…
(Estimated reading time: 5 minutes) I just thought, since this is a Korean study blog, it would only make sense to share other resources that I’m using as well. First off… I’m not the typical Korean learner (or at least…
(Estimated reading time: 4.5 minutes) It’s been a looooong time since I’ve written about something that is not a Grammar or Vocabulary entry. So I just thought of writing this short piece about comparing studying Korean in a school and…
(Estimated reading time: 4.5 minutes) So you’ve started learning and studying Korean. But you can’t seem to focus and you forget a lot of important grammar (sometimes even easy ones) so quickly that it’s frustrating and counterproductive. When that happens,…
(Estimated reading time: 4.5 minutes) Have you ever wondered why some people learn faster than others? Most of us would think (at least initially) that people who learn faster seem to have some sort of talent that enables them to…