Today, I’ve just put the finishing touches on the final group of Korean Frequency List PDFs – Level C, Advanced, 고급. You can find links to those PDFs below, as well as a few other bundles I’ve created with PDFs from all 3 levels: Level C Bundle Level C Full List Level C Nouns Level […]
I’ve recently finished creating the PDFs for the Intermediate Level (B) Korean Vocabulary Frequency Lists. Here are the links to all the Frequency Lists and bundles we have available so far: Level B (중급) Full List (PDF) – 2111 Words Nouns only (PDF) – 1199 Nouns Verbs only (PDF) – 501 Verbs Adjectives only (PDF) […]
Well, after a nice long Independence Day break, I’m back at the grindstone, ready to kick out some more TOPIK Challenge posts. I’ve been continually studying, though not writing, during the break so expect a few posts PER DAY until I catch up with my 120 Days schedule. Inspiration In every language, there are some […]
One of my Facebook followers recently asked a good question about the new approach to flashcards that I posted yesterday. I thought it was a great question so I decided to share both it and my response here. Question: I really do love this approach to learning vocabulary. I’m having a hard time with the […]
We again have a guest post from Darren and Yuna at askakoreanlawyer.blogspot.kr. They have some information about Renting and Deposit Protection and hopefully these phrases can help you shop smart. Leases (임대차계약서) 어휘 English meaning 임대인 landlord (legal, formal) 집주인 landlord (informal); literally, house-owner-person 임차인 tenant 보증금 Deposit 월세 Monthly rental contract (월 = month) 전세 […]
Again we are happy to welcome Yuna Lee and Darren Bean of //askakoreanlawyer.blogspot.com// today supplementing their post about types of legal professionals in Korea. Vocabulary: 행정사 = Administrative counselor 노무사 = Labor counselor 법무사 = General counselor 변리사 = Intellectual property counselor 변호사 = Attorney 공증 = Notary 공증인증서 = Notarization 고용 = Employment 노동 […]
The following is a GUEST POST coauthored by Yuna Lee, Korean attorney and Darren Bean, California attorney. We’d like to thank them for their contribution to this blog. You can read Ms. Lee’s blog at askakoreanlawyer.blogspot.com and if you need legal help you can contact her at askalawyer [at] naver [dot] com and him at legumelegal […]
Quick Link: Hanja Learning Resources I studied Chinese for 3 years in university, so I already have a pretty decent idea of what goes into studying Chinese: Repetition, repetition, repetition I’ve recently been interested in the use of Hanja (Chinese characters) in Korea. You can see them pop up occasionally, and most people have Hanja […]