How do you say “Who am I kidding?” in Korean? Teacher Kyung-hwa will introduce this very useful phrase to you in today’s video. You can watch more one-minute lessons here: http://talktomeinkorean.com/category/lessons/one-minute/

A: From now on I’m just going to live inside a cave.
B: I see.
Which of these words were covered in today’s Q&A?

The questions Hyunwoo answered are:
- What is the difference between 안에 and 속에?

- Why does the ㅅ in 존댓말 sound like a ㄴ ?

- What is  the difference between 오늘부터 and 앞으로?
- What is the difference between 모르다 vs. 모르겠다 and 알다 vs. 알겠다

We met Joe Zellers at our booth at the Seoul International Book Fair and were impressed with his Korean skills! We found out he works a non-teaching job here and decided to invite him into our studio for an interview. Want to learn how to get a job in Korea? Watch the video for some awesome tips!

“The boy and girl were too shy to speak, so they just finished their group project and went home quickly.” Can you pick out what parts of this sentence we covered in today’s Q&A?

The questions Hyunwoo answered are:

- What is the difference between 끝나다 and 끝내다?

- What is the difference between ~와 and ~하고?

- Is the a big difference between 수줍다 and 부끄럽다?

- What is the difference between ~만, ~뿐 and 그냥?

Teacher Jooyeon will introduce how to say “That sounds great.” in Korean in this video.

Hyunwoo took 10 years to graduate college! What could be the reason? Does he really love school so much that he wanted to stay forever? Is he some sort of doctor now?

Actually, it’s neither. Watch the video to find out the truth, and why it is common for Korean students to spend several years in college.

How do you say “Please talk more slowly.” in Korean? Teacher Kyeong-eun will introduce this very useful phrase to you in today’s video.

팩트 폭력?! What the heck does that mean?! Cassie explains this phrase and how it is used in daily conversations. Before watching the video and listening to Cassie’s explanation, what was your guess? Did you guess the meaning of this expression correctly?

Andreas Varsakopoulos is originally from Greece and studied abroad for a long time in the U.S. and is now a teacher in South Korea. We went to a Greek food restaurant in Itaewon called Santorini to taste some delicious Greek food and talk with him about his various experiences as a teacher and as a TV personality in Korea.

We invited Cherry, from Hong Kong, into the studio to teach us some Cantonese! How difficult do Kyunghwa and Jooyeon find it to be?



You can find Cherry’s channel here:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2oB9QCXs-RKtaKChrz4dKg