#KoreanLeague

3️⃣ You can master speaking, listening, reading, and writing at the same time, independently, at a native level only when you keep making [ANY CONJUGATION] strategically through honest feedback. Real progress is only possible systematically and naturally by using scientifically organized words, grammar, and expressions, covering all core native Korean topics—not random materials and free-talking.

안녕하세요 I am a very, very beginner Korean learner. Everything about this language is new to me. I am excited to learn the language and culture, and I enjoy talking about how Koreans live. My italki teacher, Hoensoo Shin, is a great support for me. He teaches me words and phrases that are not in the textbook. That's how I learned 자나 깨나. I don't know why, but I love this expression. It tastes good to me, it sits well on my tongue. And most importantly, it is simple enough that even at my level I can use it. 자나깨나 - night and day, day and night, twenty-four seven (EN) 자나깨나 - dniem i nocą, na jawie i we śnie (PL) 자나 (자다), 깨나 (깨다) Naver - https://korean.dict.naver.com/koendict/#/entry/koen/7a9b5423a15942f2b9b374f4f0df6b30

재미있는 조형물을 봤습니다! I saw an interesting artwork!

Everyone learns numbers by separating Korean and Chinese number units, but if you look closely, there are only a few people who truly memorize numbers properly. Therefore, you shouldn't learn numbers by distinguishing between Korean number units and Chinese number units. It is nearly impossible to master them this way. Instead, you should memorize memorable examples (e.g., 한 명, 일 층, 한 달, 한 시간, 일 분) and apply the patterns to other numbers (e.g., 다섯 명, 오 층, 다섯 달, 다섯 시간, 오 분).