This is the first of many combo worksheets that combine both Korean vocabulary and writing. This worksheet is related to fruits and includes 5 different fruits (Apple, Banana, Orange, Strawberry & Watermelon). Here is the worksheet, you can either copy the JPG picture or download the higher quality PDF File below. Enjoy: CLICK here to…
Please enjoy learning to write in Korean with this the fourteenth and final part of our practice Korean writing series. If you have missed any of the previous 13 parts please CLICK HERE to catch up. Today we are going to look at the Korean consonant “ᄒ” which has a sound similar to an English…
Please enjoy this our sixth free Korean conversational printout / download, which is in Korean (Hangul), English and has been Romanized.This particular conversation focuses on two people who know each other a little for example two co-workers or a friend of a friend situation, therefore it is quite formal but not overly serious. Enjoy: Click…
Please enjoy learning to write in Korean with part 13 which is the penultimate part of our practice Korean writing series. If you have missed any of the previous 12 parts please CLICK HERE to catch up. Today we are going to look at the Korean consonant “ᄑ” which has a sound similar to an…
Please enjoy this our fifth free Korean conversational printout / download. It is in Korean (Hangul), English and Romanized. This particular conversation focuses on a customer in a store asking an employee if they have an item, both people are of a similar age & status and therefore the conversation is not seriously formal. Enjoy:…
Please enjoy learning to write in Korean with part 12 of our practice Korean writing series. If you have missed any of the previous 11 parts please CLICK HERE to catch up. Today we are going to look at the Korean consonant “ᄐ” which has a sound similar to an English “T“. Here are a…
Chopsticks 젓가락 (Jot / Ga / Rag) Well here is your final Fresh Korean word of the day for this week. The weeks topic has been cutlery and we’re moving on from chopsticks yesterday and on to the Ladle or 국자 in Korean. Thank you for your time during this cutlery week and here is a…
