Don't say 'Good moring!' -> 좋은 아침입니다! We say 'Did you sleep well?' -> 잘 잤어요? 😴 [jal jat-sseo-yo?] ➡️ Instead of literally translating "Good morning," Koreans usually ask "Did you sleep well?" 🤔 Why? Saying "좋은 아침입니다" in Korean sounds like a news anchor or a robot 🤖 It's textbook Korean, not something people actually say to each other. Among friends and family, the natural morning greeting is to ask "Did you sleep well?" instead. It's less about announcing the morning and more about caring how you slept 💛 Examples: - Mom to daughter: "Did you sleep well? Time for school~" "잘 잤어? 학교 가야지~" [jal ja-sseo? hak-gyo ga-ya-ji~] - To a friend: "Sleep well? What are you up to today?" "잘 잤어? 오늘 뭐 해?" [jal ja-sseo? o-neul mwo hae?] - To a partner: "Babe, sleep well? I missed you." "자기야, 잘 잤어? 보고 싶었어 🥰" [ja-gi-ya, jal ja-sseo? bo-go si-peo-sseo] ✍️ Now it's your turn! Try replying in the comments "I slept well!" (잘 잤어요!) [jal ja-sseo-yo] or "No, I didn't sleep well 😩" (아니요, 잘 못 잤어요) [a-ni-yo, jal mot ja-sseo-yo]! 👇

저는 ( )을/를 안 좋아해요. [jeo-neun ( )eul/reul an jo-a-hae-yo] ➡️ I don’t like ( ). Examples: • 저는 커피를 안 좋아해요! (I don’t like coffee!) • 저는 비를 안 좋아해요! (I don’t like rain!) • 저는 벌레를 안 좋아해요! (I don’t like bugs!) ✍️ Now it’s your turn! What don’t you like? Tell me in the comments! 👇😊 I don’t like… Winter!! 저는 겨울을 안 좋아해요.❄️ [jeo-neun gyeouleul an jo-a-hae-yo]

Annyeong everyone! 😊 I’m excited to see you all this Sunday for our live class! Here are the start times in a few different time zones: 🇰🇷 KST (Korea): Sunday, July 19 – 11:00 PM 🇺🇸 PDT (Los Angeles):Sunday, July 19 – 7:00 AM 🇺🇸 EDT (New York):Sunday, July 19 – 10:00 AM 🇬🇧 BST (London):Sunday, July 19 – 3:00 PM 🇪🇺 CEST (Paris/Berlin):Sunday, July 19 – 4:00 PM 🇮🇳 IST (India):Sunday, July 19 – 7:30 PM 🇦🇺 AEST (Sydney/Brisbane):Monday, July 20 – 12:00 AM We’ll meet inside the classroom as usual. If you have any trouble joining through the classroom, you can use the link below instead: 👉 https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86332063337?pwd=MbEJTXXF8IsXSxe75JxHaS9kWO1IRH.1 I’m looking forward to seeing you all and practicing Korean together! 😊🇰🇷 *Feel free to ask if you have any questions📨 Study Less. Speak More.

I’m curious! 😊 If you’re learning Korean (or even if you’re already fluent), what’s your favorite Korean word? It could be because it sounds beautiful, has a special meaning, is fun to say, or simply makes you smile. Share the word and tell us why you like it! I’d love to discover some new favorites. 💙

저는 ( )에 가고 싶어요. [jeo-neun ( )e ga-go si-peo-yo] ➡️ I want to go to ( ). Examples: • 저는 한국에 가고 싶어요! (I want to go to Korea!) • 저는 서울에 가고 싶어요! (I want to go to Seoul!) • 저는 제주도에 가고 싶어요! (I want to go to Jeju Island!) • 저는 부산에 가고 싶어요! (I want to go to Busan!) ✍️ Now it's your turn! Where is your dream destination? Where do you want to go? Let me know in the comments! 👇✈️ My dream destination is..👇