Talk To Me In Korean

Today we have something different from our usual videos. Lomography Korea kindly invited us to try out their new Lomokino Movie Maker film camera, so we decided to take it outside and film some stuff. Shooting with a film camera to make a video is very different from shooting with... Continue Reading »

We hope you have been enjoying our latest TTMIK drama, "He Who Can't Date"! And finally the last episode of the drama is here!!! The commentary is going to be posted soon as well, so keep checking back! Thank you so much for watching! If you liked watching and learning... Continue Reading »

The 3rd episode of "He Who Can't Date" is here! Are you enjoying this TTMIK Drama? Do you want more? Let us know in the comment!The commentary video will also be posted soon, so keep checking back!Thanks for studying with us and for supporting us!... Continue Reading »

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!This lesson is... Continue Reading »

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... Continue Reading »

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... Continue Reading »

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?Continue Reading »

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... Continue Reading »

You might want to work in a Korean restaurant. You might just want to know what the waiters say in Korean. Either way, this video lesson will come in handy when you eat at a Korean restaurant in the future!Phrases used in this lesson: 몇 분이세요? [myeot bu-ni-se-yo?] = How many are you?예약하셨어요? [ye-yak-ha-syeo-sseo-yo?] =... Continue Reading »

Do you sometimes eat in Korean restaurants? When you do, do you try speaking in Korean when ordering or paying? If you haven't, how about studying with this lesson and trying some of these phrases next time you eat at a Korean restaurant? :)Phrases used in this video:Give me. = 주세요.... Continue Reading »

Do you or are you planning to work in a shop where you speak Korean sometimes? If so, these phrases will come in handy! Watch the video and repeat after the phrases out loud!The phrases used in this lesson:Store, Shop = 가게 [ga-ge]Welcome. = 어서오세요. [eo-seo-o-se-yo.]Try it out. = 입어 보세요. [i-beo bo-se-yo.]Yes,... Continue Reading »

Do you like shopping? 경화 says she does! Have you ever done any shopping in Korean or in Korea before? In this video lesson we introduce some essential shopping phrases in Korean. Watch the video and repeat after the phrases out loud! 감사합니다!The phrases used in this lesson:Do you have...?... Continue Reading »

Do you love tongue twisters? There are many tongue twisters in Korean, too! Tongue twister sentences don’t necessarily make much sense in themselves, but they are fun to practice saying and they can help you improve you Korean pronunciation! Seokjin is the host for our Korean Tongue Twister videos and... Continue Reading »

If you follow us on Facebook or Twitter, you may have noticed that we've been posting various kinds of activities for you to do in addition to the lessons. Among the activities, the Translation Challenge is one of the most popular. This video is an "answer video" for those who... Continue Reading »

Welcome to Part 2 of Korean Kinship Terms! If you haven't watched the first video, click here to go watch it first. In this video, we introduce how to address your father, mother, grandmother, grandfather, uncle and aunt in Korean![[ Vocabulary ]]아버지 (less formal: 아빠) 어머니 (less formal: 엄마) 부모님 할아버지 할머니 외할아버지 외할머니 삼촌 큰... Continue Reading »