또 하나의 '여러 얼굴을 가진 단어'로서(As another 'word with many faces) 오늘은 '쓰다'라는 동사를 소개하겠습니다(I'd like to introduce the verb '쓰다'). If you already knew this word, what meaning was new to you? :-)

Remember how the boys were being punished last week? Well, they were in trouble because some of them apparently went in to the room where their dog was giving birth! That night, just after dinner, the dog went into labor, and the boys were told not to go in. I thought they were staying out, but I guess the excitement got to them. I happened to have my camera, so I could record a quick movie about the incident. There is actually a lot of footage from that night, some of it is apparently inappropriate, and other things are just downright hilarious. Today, watch one of the real versions, and later, I'll share the sillier ones as well. I didn't subtitle it because the conversation is simple enough that I think you'll be able to... Show more

Here goes one more category to our already-full list of interesting categories in our KoreanClass101 Blog. But I believe this will be a very good opportunity for everyone to enjoy (and understand) pictures of some 'written Korean' found in Korea. As a lot of you might already know, I've been posting these pictures in the KClass forum under the name of "translation practice" - in the hope of giving everybody a chance to take a guess at what they think certain signboards or written announcements mean and check their knowledge of the Korean language, and I'm so thankful to everyone who's been participating. :-) But then I don't really have a proper chance to provide 'answers' or at least ... the way I would express it into English to the... Show more

I'm back with another word that has many faces! :-) Hope you'll enjoy this one as well! 잡다(japda) basically means to "catch" or to "grab", but it can mean a variety of things, and it's a very useful verb, so please give it a look! Thanks for reading, and keep enjoying learning Korean with KoreanClass101 !!

March seems very long compared to the short month of February right before it but a lot of things happen in this month of the year to make it a very short one actually. Schools start again in March in Korea, and the weather gets much warmer in March, it almost stops snowing, the flowers start blooming, and so on. But, somehow, when I think of the word "March", there isn't as much that comes to my mind as when I think of the other months. I am not sure, but I guess it might have something to do with all the celebrations of the new year that go on before March... What do you think of when you think about the month of March?