Discuss the Article : Making Noun Forms In Korean

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Just like you can make English verbs into nouns by adding "ing" to their endings, you can add 기 to Korean verbs for the same effect. Learn this and other important form-changes in Korean with this helpful guide!

Discuss the Article : Word Pairings Between Two Different Korean Forms

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Much of the Korean vocabulary can actually take one of two forms, the purely Korean form and the Chinese-Korean form. Learn when and how to use each in this article!

Discuss the Article : A Guide To Reading And Speaking Korean Numbers

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1, 2, 3, 4. How hard can it be to count, really? It's not even math, just counting numbers. Well, in Korea, there are two numerical systems in use. Choosing which system to use can be a bit of a challenge. Let's take a look at some of the basic rules in place for classifying when to use each system.

Discuss the Article : 4 Confusing Particles in Korean

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Are you having trouble learning when and how to properly use Korean particles? Or perhaps you don't even know what I'm talking about? Fear not, here we will review some basic Korean particles and also reveal a secret tip that may relieve you of your headache altogether! Just keep calm and read on.