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Korean Language Beginner Level

Korean Conversation: 오늘이 토요일이었으면 좋겠어 (I will be happy if it is Saturday today)

오늘이 토요일이었으면 좋겠어 (I will be happy if it is Saturday today) : We say by using the expression “-이었으면 좋겠다” when we wish something which is different from the reality we can never change.

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March 28, 2016 0

Korean Conversation: 늦어서 미안해 (I am sorry for being late)

늦어서 미안해 (I am sorry for being late) : When we want to apologize for being late to an appointment, we may say “늦어서 미안해”, and then explain the reason why we are late in various ways.

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March 9, 2016 0

Korean Conversation: 어떡하지? (What should I do?)

어떡하지? (What should I do?) : This expression is the shortened form of “어떻게 하지? (What should I do?),” and we usually say it to ourselves while experiencing an embarrassing situation.

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March 9, 2016 0

Korean Conversation: 할 수 없지 (There is nothing we can do about it)

할 수 없지 (There is nothing we can do about it) : The expression “할 수 없지” is used when we give up on something which cannot be solved with our ability or effort.

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