Come study Korean at my desk.
I make the notes I wish my students had between lessons: one useful Korean idea, examples you can actually say, and a page to practise it by hand.
12 pages · 16 phrases I would teach first · no payment details
포장이세요?
Will you have it here, or is it takeout?
FREE · A1 RESPONSE LABFrom one useful exchange to a complete ordering sequence.
Keep the focused café response lab, then add the questions, answers, and payment phrases you need to carry a short interaction from the door to the receipt.
- KeepA twelve-page printable pack with an answer key.
- RecognizeSixteen practical phrases and three mini-dialogues.
- RetrieveCover, answer aloud, and check yourself.
Clear enough to use. Calm enough to return to.
“My rule for this small study studio is simple: explain one Korean idea clearly, show it in context, and give you a useful next step. You should leave a lesson knowing what to practice—not wondering what the explanation meant.”
A calmer way into Korean.
How to Order Food at a Korean Restaurant (Script + Vocabulary)
A complete script for ordering at a Korean restaurant, from arriving to paying. Plus the vocabulary for reading a Korean menu.
01How to Say 'I Want to...' in Korean: ~고 싶다 Explained
~고 싶다 is one of the most useful Korean grammar patterns. Learn how to express wants and wishes. And the important difference when talking about other people.
02에 vs 에서: Korean Location Particles Finally Explained
두 particles 에 and 에서 both mean 'at' or 'in': but they work very differently. Here's the rule that makes it instantly clear which to use.
03One excellent workbook before a crowded shelf.
A focused beginner workbook for Hangul sounds, stroke order, syllable blocks, and handwriting practice. Build the alphabet from sound shapes to complete syllable blocks, then make it stick with reading, recall, and handwriting practice.
- Core vowels and consonants
- Sound and shape memory cues
- Syllable-block building
- Batchim foundations