Korean public holiday schedule phrases: holiday, closure and shorter hours
Read Korean public-holiday notices and confirm a branch’s opening, shortened hours, last admission and next business day from the latest source.
Everyday Korean
Korean bank vocabulary: account, transfer, fee and identity check
Learn Korean bank vocabulary for accounts, cards, transfers, fees and identity checks, with practical questions for confirming each step.
How to read Korean public notices: closure, inspection, change and prohibition
Read common Korean public notices for closures, inspections, changes and prohibitions, with key words and short real-world examples.
Korean colors and clothes: describe what someone is wearing
Learn Korean color words and clothing vocabulary, then describe what someone is wearing with clear sentence patterns and practice examples.
Korean apologies: choose 죄송합니다, 미안해요 and 실례합니다
Choose between 죄송합니다, 미안해요 and 실례합니다 in Korean. Learn when each apology fits and how to repair a small misunderstanding.
Korean location words: say where something is with 있어요 and 없어요
Learn Korean location words such as 앞, 뒤, 옆, 안 and 밖, then use 있어요 and 없어요 to say where people and objects are.
Korean daily routine verbs: wake up, eat, go and sleep
Build a simple Korean day with ten useful verbs, polite present forms, time phrases and a short sequence you can adapt.
Korean recycling vocabulary: ask the local day, place and sorting rule
Read common waste labels and ask the building or district for the current disposal day, place, time, bag and preparation rule.
Korean polite vs casual speech levels: 해요체, 해체 and 하십시오체
Compare three listener-facing styles, change endings consistently, and ask before moving from polite to casual Korean.
Korean convenience store phrases: bags, receipts and heating food
Respond to checkout questions, ask about a promotion, and confirm what a clerk will heat or include.