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I was in the supermarket just now and the till was responding very slowly (i.e. there was a long wait for the prices to come up after the item was scanned). I remarked, "천천하지", but that felt wrong... more

What are Korean unit words for counting various sizes of text chunks? For example, `section`, `paragraph`, and etc. are the English ones.

I have just studied Korean for a short time. I am having problem with the sentence below. 당신은 이름이 뭐예요? = What is your name? My friend told me that there are two subjects in that sentence (당신 marked... more

Can anyone list basic steps needed to start efficiently learning Korean **independently**? I do live in a *hole* geographically, and I highly doubt that I could find a Korean person in a 100 miles... more

Can someone help me reconcile the difference between 진리 and 진실? I'm looking for a good translation of *the truth*. Not *truth*, but *the truth* (i.e. the absolute concept). Consider the following... more

Hello everyone I new here in the language korean I would like know if this way is correct say "Do you know me " in korean I alway say this way "**no na ara**" `너, 나 알아?` someone that speak korean... more

Both seems to mean 'to be difficult' or 'to be hard'. Is there a difference between them, in meaning or in usage (spoken/written, formal/informal)?

As the title says, what's the difference between 드디어 and 마지막으로? They're both "finally" but are they any different?