Sharing one of our students’ speaking homework today! What I love about this isn’t that it’s 100% perfect. It’s that they’re actually using Korean to express their own thoughts — building sentences, speaking out loud, and challenging themselves. That’s the kind of practice that helps Korean become more natural over time. Not just: “I learned it.” But: “I can actually say it.” Amazing work 👏🔥 And you can do this too. Do you really want to get good at Korean? DM me📩 Then don’t just keep learning it. Start using it. 🎤🇰🇷

Use **~고 싶어요[go shipeoyo]** when you want to say: “I want to…” Examples: - 한국에 **가고 싶어요**. → I want to go to Korea. - 한국 음식을 **먹고 싶어요**. → I want to eat Korean food. - 한국어를 더 잘 **말하고 싶어요**. → I want to speak Korean better. Now make your own sentence 👇 **저는 ______고 싶어요.** Don’t just read it — **say it out loud first. 🎤** Then write your sentence in the comments!

If you could magically speak Korean *fluently in ONE situation tomorrow*, what would you choose? ☕ Ordering and chatting at a cafe 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Making Korean friends 🎤 Talking to your favorite artist ✈️ Traveling around Korea 🍽️ Talking at a restaurant ❤️ Talking with someone special 💼 Living or working in Korea Or something else? 👇 Tell me the ONE situation you’d choose! English is totally fine 😊

Have you heard this song before? It was really popular! The song teaches you how to say “Please give me…” in Korean. In the song, they sing “물 주세요” (“Please give me water”). In real life, however, Koreans usually add the word ‘좀’ when asking someone for something. ‘좀’ originally means “a little,” but in a request, it makes the sentence sound softer and more polite. It works a little like “please” in English. Here are some examples: ☕ 아이스 아메리카노 좀 주세요. Please give me an iced Americano. 📋 메뉴판 좀 주세요. Please give me the menu. 🛍️ 봉투 좀 주세요. Please give me a bag. “물 주세요” isn’t incorrect, but “물 좀 주세요” sounds much more natural and polite in everyday Korean. So, the next time you sing the “Please give me” song, try adding ‘좀’ before ‘주세요’! 😆 That’s how most people say it in Korea. 💬 What would you like to buy or ask for in Korea? Complete the sentence and leave your answer in the comments! “________ 좀 주세요!”

I’m curious What was your very first introduction to Korea or Korean culture? Was it through K-pop, a K-drama, a movie, Korean food, gaming, or something completely different? And who was the first Korean singer, actor, celebrity, or public figure that made you interested in Korea? Maybe you heard one song, watched one drama, or randomly saw someone online and thought, “Wait, who is this?” 😄 I’d love to hear everyone’s stories!