We are happy to tell you that more and more content is being added to Super Audiobook! You can already find a lot of our Iyagi lessons available in the Super Audiobook format as well as our video lessons, and this past week, we worked with SoundBox, a popular indie band in performing in Hongdae every weekend, to make their original songs and exclusive interviews available in Super Audiobook.
How do you say “Oh, my God!” in Korean? A lot of people find the expression 맙소사 from books, dictionaries, TV shows, etc, but it’s not really a common expression used in everyday Korean. Find out why and how to say it more naturally through this video lesson by Hyunwoo and Hyojin~! 감사합니다 ^^
Did you try to guess who is telling the truth and who is telling a lie in our previous video? Now check how many of your guesses were correct in the answer video that follows 
If you have a Korean friend, you might have heard about a smartphone application, 카카오톡 or 카톡.
In this Ask Hyojin epsiode, Hyojin and Keith explain what “카톡해요?” means, and talk about 카카오톡 and how Korean people use the app.
Do you have any other questions that you’d like to ask Hyojin? Let us know in the comments!
Every Friday at 6 PM (KST), you can listen to Hyunwoo and Adrien LIVE on the radio at ArirangRadio.com/CatchTheWave to learn new Korean expressions and listen to fun recordings sent in by listeners of both Catch The Wave and TalkToMeInKorean around the world.
We’re happy to be back with another episode of “Lie or Truth,” where you listen to the teachers tell a few stories and we ask you to guess which person is telling the truth and which person is telling a lie. In this episode, we talk about teacher 경화! Do you think you know her well enough? Enjoy the video! The answer video will be posted in a couple of days. 누가 진실을 말하고 있을까요?
Do you enjoy studying Korean with Korean dramas? We made 10 episodes for the “Korean Drama Phrases” lesson on our site, and we finally have the e-book and audiobook ready! The lesson package contains 20 common Korean drama phrases, vocabulary list, sample sentences and audio lessons that explain everything in detail
Did you know that you are at least one year older in Korea?
Korea has a different age counting system and according to the “Korean age,” you become one or two year older in Korea.
In this Ask Hyojin episode, Hyojin and our special guest, Keith, explain how it works and how to calculate your Korean age.
Have you seen people eating seaweed soup on their birthdays in Korean dramas?
In this episode of “Ask Hyojin”, teacher Hyojin explains why Korean people eat seaweed soup (미역국) on their birthdays and talks about Korean birthday culture.
Do you have any other questions that you’d like to ask Hyojin? Let us know in the comments!
Welcome back to another Korean Vocabulary with Pictures lesson! In this episode, Hyunwoo will help you learn some words we can find in a photo of teacher Seokjin. In this photo, you can see Seokjin is sitting on the bus, smiling. If there are other words that you’d like to know how to say in Korean, please let us know in the comments!
