Talk To Me In Korean

26/05/2026

Got some wrong? 👀
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23/05/2026

Can your Korean survive this quiz? 👀
💬 Drop your answers in the comments!

Maybe you got them all right.
Maybe you found a few things you forgot.

Learning Korean is one thing.
Keeping going is another.

That’s why the Beginner Bootcamp gives you structure, accountability, and a clear 6-week path.

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20/05/2026

You will notice that many short Korean sentences have the exact same word repeated at the beginning and at the end. Why is that? It’s partially for emphasis and partially for the overall balance of the sentence.

Here are the examples used in this video.
콜라 줄까, 콜라? (Do you want some coke?)
숙제 다 했어, 숙제? (Did you finish your homework?)
열쇠 어디 있어, 열쇠? (Where is the key?)
창문 닫아, 창문! (Close the window.)
빨리 와, 빨리! (Come on over. Hurry!)
7번 눌러, 7번. (Press number 7.)

Did you find this interesting?

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19/05/2026

Learn through a systematic 6-week program with a learner community that will keep you motivated. You will really enjoy the progress you’ll make.

The next program for a new group starts on June 1st, and the waitlist is open now.

Comment [Bootcamp] and we’ll send you the invitation!

17/05/2026

I didn’t realize before, but after reading this comment, I learned that the Korean word 아리랑, at the letter level, can be a perfect palindrome. That’s really cool!

Click the link below to read our free Arirang guide, explaining the lyrics of the four major versions of Korea’s most well-known folk song. As you know, it was already the best-known folk song in Korea but BTS made it even more globally known by naming their new comeback album “Arirang”.

https://courses.talktomeinkorean.com/free-arirang-guide

17/05/2026

15/05/2026

Be honest… how many did you get right? 👀
Drop your answers below ⬇️

If these felt harder than expected, you’re not alone. Many learners know Korean words but struggle to build sentences naturally.

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15/05/2026

If you’ve learned any amount of Korean before, you’ve probably heard the name TOPIK at least once, which is THE official Korean proficiency test. We’ve published a detailed introduction video for the exam, where we also introduce our TOPIK books.

Comment “TOPIK” and we’ll send you the full guide video! 🇰🇷

14/05/2026

So a few years ago I realized that I know more names of my international friends’ spouses/partners than I do of my Korean friends. (Unless I know the partners personally too.)

This is because in typical Korean conversations with your friends, coworkers or peers, when you talk about your girlfriend, boyfriend or spouse, you often just use titles like 여자친구, 남자친구, 남편, 와이프, etc. But in English (and in many other European languages as well), the actual NAME of the spouse or partner is more commonly used 😃

Have you noticed this difference yourself? 🤔

📍 Also please check out our Korean speaking app Seyo to have a lot more conversations in Korean and build confidence!

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12/05/2026

Comment “arirang” or 아리랑 below to get our free PDF introducing the actual folk song (in four major versions) 😍🇰🇷

Before BTS made the name Arirang famous worldwide, it was already the best-known folk song in Korea. Read the lyrics in our guide!

11/05/2026

What usually breaks your Korean study routine? 👀

It’s:
📱 Not having enough time
😴 Losing motivation after a few days
📚 Not knowing what to study next
👀 Studying alone without structure

That’s why we created Beginner Bootcamp.

A clear 6-week path with missions, deadlines, live webinars, and a community learning alongside you, so you can finally keep going with Korean.

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