Korean Grammar
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뭐가 있어요?: How to Say “What is in this place?” in Korean

Hi everyone! 👋 Welcome back to Simply Learn Korean. When exploring a new neighborhood, traveling around Seoul, or just trying to find a good cafe, asking “What is there?” or “What’s in this place?” is an absolute must. Today, let’s learn how to use the essential pattern “[Place]에 뭐가 있어요? ([Place]-e mwo-ga isseoyo?)” in everyday… Continue reading
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BIBI “Bam Yang Gang” Full Lyrics & Korean Lesson: Learn Korean Through Music

Hi everyone! 👋 Welcome back to Simply Learn Korean. Today, let’s read through the full lyrics of BIBI’s hit song “Bam Yang Gang” (밤양갱) from start to finish, and then break down the key expressions for beginner learners! 🎵 BIBI – “Bam Yang Gang” (An excerpt of the lyrics) 떠나는 길에 니가 내게 말했지 너는… Continue reading
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어디에 가요?: How to Say “Where are you going?” in Korean

Hi everyone! 👋 Welcome back to Simply Learn Korean. When you meet a friend on the street in Seoul, or when a taxi driver asks about your destination, what is the phrase you’ll hear the most? In English, you ask, “Where are you going?” In everyday Korean, the natural way to ask this is by… Continue reading
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어디예요?: How to Say “Where is it?” in Korean

Hi everyone! 👋 Welcome back to Simply Learn Korean. When you are exploring a new city, trying to find a restaurant, or looking for a friend in Seoul, what is the #1 question you need? In English, you ask, “Where is it?” or “Where are you?” In everyday Korean, the natural way to ask this… Continue reading
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누구예요?: How to Say “Who is it?” in Korean

Hi everyone! 👋 Welcome back to Simply Learn Korean. When someone knocks on your door, or when you want to know who a person in a photo is, what do you say? In English, you ask, “Who is it?” or “Who is that?” In everyday Korean, the natural way to ask this is by using… Continue reading
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뭐예요?: How to Ask “What is it?” in Korean

Hi everyone! 👋 Welcome back to Simply Learn Korean. When exploring a new country or learning a new language, one of the most important survival questions you can ask is, “What is this?” or “What is that?” In everyday Korean, the natural way to ask this is by using 뭐예요? (mwo-ye-yo). In this quick guide,… Continue reading
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이에요 / 예요: How to Say “To Be” (I am, It is) in Korean

When learning Korean, one of the very first grammar points you need to master is how to say “to be” (am / is / are). In English, you say “I am Brandon” or “This is a book.” In polite, everyday Korean, we use 이에요 (i-e-yo) and 예요 (ye-yo) at the end of a noun to… Continue reading
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은/는 vs 이/가: How to Master Korean Subject & Topic Markers

Learn the key differences between the Korean particles 은/는 (topic marker) and 이/가 (subject marker) with clear rules and practical examples. Continue reading
