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Non-Korean speakers use way too many pronouns! Let's use a simple text in English to demonstrate ...	No translation yet
[h2]5. Overusing Pronouns[/h2] ...	No translation yet
If you avoid particles, you'll be trying to imitate the natural speech of natives without having any...	No translation yet
As much as Korean native speakers drop these particles, they know how to use them correctly when the...	No translation yet
Even though you can and even should omit the above sets of particles in your casual, spoken Korean, ...	No translation yet
There are many more particles in Korean worthy of discussion, but the above three sets are important...	No translation yet
Examples of different types of particles include: - Subject-marking particles [...	No translation yet
[h2]4. Ignoring Particles[/h2] Korean grammar can...	No translation yet
You should think of the Korean keyboard as a new skill to learn. It can be intimidating at first, bu...	No translation yet
Secondly, the Korean keyboard is not intuitive for users of the English [notransla...	No translation yet
By contrast, you'll probably spend much of your time interacting with Koreans online, either through...	No translation yet
Why? For starters, if you're a learner who lives outside of Korea (and/or doesn't interact with Kor...	No translation yet
While I believe that it is important (and perhaps even necessary) to learn to handwrite Korean at so...	No translation yet
The fact that these rules exist, coupled with the exotic nature of the Korean alphabet itself (at le...	No translation yet
[h2]3. Prioritizing Handwriting over Typing[/h2] ...	No translation yet
Somewhat similarly, the word for rain [notranslate]"비"	No translation yet
Consider the word [notranslate]커피	No translation yet
However, this really doesn't work. Since Korean has so many sounds that sound similar (at least to t...	No translation yet
That's intimidating for any learner, let alone complete beginners to the language learning process. ...	No translation yet
Korean also has two similar-sounding "o" sounds ([notranslate]No translation yet
[h2]2. Putting off Pronunciation[/h2] Korean pron...	No translation yet
Luckily, the Korean writing system is extremely easy to learn. There are 24 letters in the entire al...	No translation yet
Though the Revised Romanization is said to be the standard in Korea since 2000, the older standard (...	No translation yet
Whereas learning Romanization first can be a useful tip for languages with extremely difficult writi...	No translation yet
As a crutch, they then turn to romanization, which is the practice of using English (Latin) letters ...	No translation yet
[h2]1. Relying on Romanization[/h2] When most peo...	No translation yet
But you've resolved to take on the (still very doable) challenge, and for that I applaud you. Bef...	No translation yet
Perhaps best out of all things originating from Korea is its language, which is known for both it's ...	No translation yet
So, you've started to learn Korean. Welcome to an amazing adventure! Though the Korean peninsula ...	No translation yet
{1} {6}The English version of this article was wr...	No translation yet

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