Recent Blog Posts

• Read more about Baekunam Hermitage – 백운암 (Gimhae, Gyeongsangnam-do)
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• Read more about 그리고 Grammar – Connecting Sentences in Korean Naturally
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• Read more about Naewonam Hermitage – 내원암 (Ulju-gun, Ulsan)
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• Read more about Okcheonam Hermitage – 옥천암 (Buk-gu, Ulsan)
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• Read more about “With” in Korean – How to Correctly Use 랑/이랑, 와/과, 함께, 같이
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• Read more about Haenamsa Temple – 해남사 (Jung-gu, Ulsan)
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• Read more about Eungseoksa Temple – 응석사 (Jinju, Gyeongsangnam-do)
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My son Jeremy and I wanted to do a Korean quiz together, so we picked several topics and the first topic we chose was Korean numbers and counters. We had mom help us to set up questions for us to try to answer, as well as prepared a prize for the winner. Whose Korean is better? Me? His? Does it even matter? Find out in the first episode!

• Read more about Who is the Korean Counters Master? | Son vs Dad
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• Read more about How to Overcome Common Language Learning Challenges for Seniors
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• Read more about 는 것 같다 Grammar – Expressing Uncertainty and Assumptions
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• Read more about 는 중이다 Grammar – Expressing Actions in Progress in Korean
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I landed in Fukuoka with a mission—no time to waste, no moments to squander. The clock was ticking, and this wasn’t some lazy weekend getaway. This was a full-throttle, caffeine-fueled, ramen-slurping, shutter-snapping blitz through one of my favorite cities in Japan.

• Read more about Fukuoka at Full Throttle: A 24-Hour Tour de Force
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• Read more about Gwaneumsa Temple – 관음사 (Goryeong, Gyeongsangbuk-do)
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• Read more about 면 안 돼요 Grammar – Saying “Can’t” & Asking for Permission
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Who’s your favorite ATEEZ member, and why is it Wooyoung? Actually my favorite is San, but from the first video I ever saw of ATEEZ I realized that Wooyoung was going to be a fan favorite for a lot of reasons. He’s expressive. He’s difficult to understand. He talks fast and sometimes talks loud. He’s a goofball. I know I just described half of ATEEZ, but this week’s newest video is all about Wooyoung.

• Read more about Why Wooyoung’s Korean is INSANE | ATEEZ Deep Dive (7/8)
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• Read more about 까지 Grammar – How to Express Extent and Inclusion in Korean
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• Read more about Banryongsa Temple – 반룡사 (Goryeong, Gyeongsangbuk-do)
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In my most recent live classroom I taught how to say “before” and “after” both nouns and verbs, and several related forms. We learned 전 and 후, but also the intermediate level 이전 and 이후, which include the time they’re referencing. The full live stream lasted over 2 hours, but you can review everything in just 14 minutes!

• Read more about “Before” & “After” | Live Class Abridged
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• Read more about 주세요 Grammar – How to Express Polite Requests and Offers
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• Read more about 다 Grammar – The Key to Korean Formal & Narrative Writing
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