How to Learn Korean Easily with Rae

Grades or educational levels refer to the division of stages or levels of education within an educational system.  Each level of education is usually designed to meet the needs and development of students at a particular stage in their educational journey.  Education systems vary in different countries, but there are generally several levels that are common. Here is a general description of the grades or levels of education that are common in schools: 1. Kindergarten 2. Elementary school 3. Junior high school 4. Senior high school 5. Higher education (diploma, bachelor, master, doctor) Here are the education levels in Korean: Educational level - Korean Vocabulary

← previous   |  next → In Korean, however, these two opposite words are very different; 포함 하다 which means including and 제외 하다 which means not including / except. In English, these two words are distinguished by "in" and "ex" at the beginning of the word to indicate that these two words have opposite meanings.  Include: 포함 하다 As with almost all verbs, "포함 하다" is usually placed at the end of the sentence. As an example: >> 이 책 은 최고의 책 을 포함 해요       (This book contains the best books) >> 이 예산 에는 우유 구매 가 포함 됩니다        (This budget includes the purchase of milk) Like the example above, we can change "포함 하다" to "포함 되다" for the passive form. A passive verb has the same meaning, but a passive sentence cannot contain an object (thus, it cannot contain the particle ~ 을 / 를). As an example: >> 가격 에는 우송료 가 포함 되어 있습니다        (Price includes postage) >> 이 인스턴트 식품 재료 에는 고추 가 포함 되어 있습니다     ...

If you hear the word "school" then what comes to your mind? For me, there are many hehe ^^ The following are articles not produced by Koreanwithrae.site: School is an important thing for the younger generation, not only does it make someone academically smart but school also helps children to be good at interacting with the environment. Then how is the school culture in Korea? Not much different from other countries, the culture of learning in Korea is mandatory.  So what do you know about school? Here are things related to school in Korean:  Korean School's Dictionary

← previous   |  next → What is 밖에? And how to use the ~ 밖에? In Korean, the particle "~밖에" (~bakke) is used to express a sense of limitation or exclusion.  "밖에" is a Korean phrase that means "only" or "outside." Used to express the limitations or lack of an option or situation, this phrase highlights the concept of exclusivity.  For example, "이 책밖에 없어" can be translated as "There is only this book." "밖에" is often used to specify that the only available option is the one already mentioned.  A good understanding of the usage of "밖에" helps Korean speakers to convey ideas clearly and effectively, enriching their daily communication. This particle is often used to show that there is nothing more to a certain action or situation. Let's explore how to use "~밖에" in sentences: Let's start! You learned in the previous lesson that "밖" means "outside". Since it is an adverb of pla...

In Korean vocabulary related to objects in a room or space, there are a number of words that are important to understand. 행성, 달, 별, 은하, 혜성, 유성, 수행성, and 망원경. Space is full of mystery and wonder, with objects that invite our curiosity and awe.  Stars, which look like glowing dots in the night sky, are actually balls of hot gas that produce energy through nuclear reactions.  Planets, like Earth, orbit around the sun in their respective orbits, bringing life and unique geological phenomena. Natural satellites like the moon also contribute to the beauty of the night sky and affect the ocean waves on Earth.  In addition, galaxies such as the Milky Way are a collection of billions of stars, planets and dark matter that span millions of light-years, creating an incredible landscape in the vast universe. All of these objects create an infinite wealth of visuals and knowledge about the universe that continues to captivate the human imagination. By understanding this vocabulary, ...

← previous   |  next → Expressing "almost" in Korean can be done using the word "거의" or with the sentence pattern "~ㄹ/을 뻔 했다."  First, "거의" is used to imply that a state or action is about to reach a certain point or limit. For example, "거의 완료됐어" can be translated as "It's almost complete."  On the other hand, the sentence pattern "~ㄹ/을 뻔 했다" is used to express an action is about to happen or almost done. For example, "뻔 했어" can be translated as "I almost did it."  거의 [Almost] The word (거의) in Korean is a very common adverb, used which means "almost".  Example: >> 우리 는 거의 기술 이 없어요       (We barely have any money) >> 나는 거의 다 왔어요       (I'm almost there) >> 저는 모든 문제 를 거의 해결 했습니다       (I almost solved all the problems.) 거의 .. ~ㄹ/을 뻔 했다 This word is used to indicate an activity that is "almost" done. However, if we don't do everything, then the sent...

Buildings in South Korea showcase a diverse cultural and historical heritage, melding contemporary elements into their structures.  The following are articles not produced by Koreanwithrae.site: Buildings are structures designed and constructed to fulfill various human needs. Buildings can consist of a variety of materials, including stone, wood, metal, and modern materials such as concrete and steel. Traditional Korean architectural styles, modern technology, and environmentally-conscious designs are notable features of South Korea's buildings. Here are the things related to the building: Things you can find in the building - Korean Dictionary

← previous   |  next → In this lesson, we will learn about the word 유일 하다 which means "only". We previously learned that the particle ~ 만 also means "only", but the word "유일 하다" is not exactly the same. Let's get started! 유일 하다 (Only) First and foremost, the word "유일 하다" is an adjective meaning "one and only". Whereas the particle "~ 만" is added to a noun to indicate that there is only one thing: 1. 너만 = only you 2. 한번만 = only once 유일 하다 can be added to a sentence to mean "one and only". The tricky thing is that 유일 하다 is usually used when there is another descriptive word (usually a verb in the form of ~ 는 것) in the sentence. Look at the following examples: >> 리사 는 웃는 사람 이에요        (Lisa is a person who is crying) >> 저는 노래 하는 사람 이에요        (I am a singing person) We can also add adjectives to this sentence to describe the noun. This adjective is placed after the verb that describes: >> 저는 노래 하...