In Level 6 Lesson 15, we looked at the structure -(이)라는 것, which can be used to express what you think is the definition or the nature of something. You can do the same with verbs, except with a slightly different structure. Be sure to check out all the sample sentences and practice by making your own sentences in the comment! Read More …
Do you like going to 도서관? Do you know what 독서실 is? In this Iyagi episode, 석진 and 효진 talk about 도서관 and 독서실, Listen in to find out what’s the difference between 도서관 and 독서실.
Do you know how to say “As long as” in Korean? Learn how you can say this with various Korean expressions (-기만 하면, -(느)ㄴ 한, and -지만 않으면) and make your own Korean sentences!
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 내가 회사로 갈 테니까 점심이나 같이 하자.
We got a question on Twitter from @beaniedude114 about how to pronounce “Taekwondo”
https://twitter.com/#!/beaniedude114/status/169630708103520257
And here’s our answer video : ) It’s spelled “태권도”
Lots of exciting and important things have been happening at the TTMIK office lately. Listen to 석진 and 경화 to find out what kind of news they have for you. Thank you for sticking with us! 
Have you expreinced anything embarrassing or ridiculous these days? When was your most embarassing moment? In this Iyagi episode, 석진 and 효진 talk about embarassing or ridiculous stories. Enjoy the talk and tell us about your embarassing story.
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In this TTMIK lesson, we will introduce the verb ending -(으/느)ㄴ 데다가. By adding this ending to a verb stem, you will be able to say “In addition to -verb-…” or “On top of -verb-…”, allowing you to construct sentences such as “In addition to being smart, Kyunghwa is also really pretty” or “Hyunwoo is an author on top of being a business owner also”. With this verb ending, the possibilities are endless and your Korean sentences will sound much more fluent. Thanks for studying with us! Read More …
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 다음 주말에 시간 비워 놔요.
In the previous lesson (Level 7 Lesson 24), we looked at how you can combine the Passive Voice form with -어 있다 to express a “resultant state”. In this lesson, we are looking at a similar, yet fixed, structure using the verb 되다. Come join us as we discuss how to use this structure to make your Korean sound more fluent and natural! Read More …
