안녕하세요~ 오랜간만이에요~~ Hi guys! It has been a very long time, but I am back, and I have an entirely new purpose for writing.^^ Each week I am going to introduce a new interesting phrase, slang, idiom, or abbreviation that I hope you will find helpful! This week, I want to introduce the phrase 쥐가 나다. Know what it means? No, it doesn't really have anything to do with a mouse, even though that is exactly what it says.. It actually means "to get a cramp." So, if you are, let's say, running down the street and get a cramp in your leg, you can say 쥐가 났어요 (polite) or 쥐 났어 (informal). But, do not get this confused with the verb 저리다 (like I did). That means "to fall asleep" or "to become numb." So, if you are sitting on your knees for... Show more

Korean Reading Practice for Beginners #3 is here! You can practice pronouncing some combinations of consonants and vowels using this video. If you can't watch the video, please click the following link.

Korean Reading Practice for Beginners #2 is here! You can practice pronouncing the basic vowels in Korean using this video. If you can't watch the video, please click the following link.

Hi all, 현우 here. We've made a new video to help beginners improve their Korean reading skills. This video is the first one of the five in the series. Hope you'll enjoy watching it, and repeating after the sounds! And be sure to subscribe to the KoreanClass101 Youtube Channel as well so you can get the new videos as soon as they're updated ^^ Thank you!

Hi everyone. Hyunwoo here. I've made a video to introduce some common phrases using the word "갑자기" (gapjagi), meaning "suddenly". I hope this will be of some help! If you can't watch the video here, click on the direct link below. Thank you!