Do you enjoy watching Korean dramas? Even though watching TV dramas can be too much fun for you to focus on learning something, studying with phrases used frequently in Korean dramas can be very useful and effective. This lesson introduces the phrase 이런 한심한 놈 같으니라고!
Did you enjoy the first episode of “He Who Can’t Date” and the commentary video? Here’s episode #2! Find out what happens to the guy this time! This series consists of 4 episodes and each episode will be followed by an bonus video explaining some of the major lines used in the story. Stay tuned for future episodes!
Find out what is happening this week at the TTMIK office in Seoul, Korea! Listen to 석진 and 경화 telling you about the newest updates at TalkToMeInKorean through this week’s TTMIK Weekly Digest. 감사합니다! ^^
What do you think is the best place to go on a date? In this Iyagi episode, 석진 and 경화 talked about some date places. Do you agree with them? 
Well, wherever you go, it will be the best place if you are with your love. Don’t you think so?
TTMIK Drama is back! We are excited to present you a new series, “He Who Can’t Date” (연애 못 하는 남자). This series consists of 4 episodes and each episode will be followed by an bonus video explaining some of the major lines used in the story. Stay tuned for future episodes!
Do you enjoy watching Korean dramas? Even though watching TV dramas can be too much fun for you to focus on learning something, studying with phrases used frequently in Korean dramas can be very useful and effective. This lesson introduces the phrase 진짜 궁금해서 그러는데 두 사람 대체 무슨 사이야?
What is happening at the TalkToMeInKorean Office this week? The winners of a free trip to Korea have been announced. We started the new series, “Idiomatic Expressions” at HaruKorean. We are posting video versions of our popular Iyagi lessons. We now have new tshirts and spreadshirts availabe at MyKoreanStore.com! Read More …
Do you usaully buy souvenirs while traveling? In this Iyagi episode, 석진 and 윤아 talked about soubenirs. If TTMIK crew is visiting your country, what kind of things would you recommend for the souvenir?
HaruKorean now has a new series, “Korean Idiomatic Expressions”. In this series, you can learn idiomatic expressions that are commonly used in everyday Korean conversations. Many of them are understandable just by breaking down the sentence and looking at the meaning of each word in the phrase, but many are not easy to guess the meaning. You can find lessons explaining the background or origin of idiomatic expressions in this series at HaruKorean.com! And of course, you can also get corrections on your practice sentences from native speakers.
If you’ve been enjoying studying with our Iyagi lessons, here’s some good news for you! The Iyagi episodes are going to be available in video format for you to READ the story as you listen to it at the same time. This will not only help you with your listening skills but also help increase your Korean reading speed. Hope you enjoy them, and to be the first one to receive an update about new videos, be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel as well!
