In English, both can mean “what.” But in Korean, they’re used a little differently. - 뭐 is usually used with a verb. 뭐 먹어요? = What are you eating? 뭐 좋아해요? = What do you like? - 무슨 is usually used before a noun. 무슨 음식 좋아해요? = What food do you like? 무슨 영화 봐요? = What movie are you watching? Easy way to remember: 뭐 + verb 무슨 + noun Your turn 👇 How would you say: “What are you doing?”

Annyeonghaseyo!!🇰🇷 Today, I went to a cafe and grabbed some coffee. ☕️ Did you know that BTS's V is the official face model for this cafe chain? In Korea, the cafe industry is super competitive, so you'll often see famous actors, K-pop idols, and singers as brand models for different cafes! Here are 3 useful cafe-related words in Korean to remember: - 커피 [keo-pi] = Coffee - 카페 [ka-pe] = Cafe - 메뉴 [me-nyu] = Menu - 주문 [ju-mun] = Order Who usually models for cafes or brands in your country? Are there famous celebrities on your local cafe ads too? Let me know in the comments! 👇

With a focus on speaking, we talked and practiced a lot today! This is the kind of class I wanted. In the VIP course, we learn live every week and get to practice speaking Let's study together and reach our goals! I hope to see you again next week! 또 봐요!!!ㅎㅎ I'd love it if you could share, even briefly, how it went for you! 😆 ** If you have any questions, feel free to DM!:D