Korean word of the day free#

It takes a while to look each of those words up. As in, I just got promoted/won the lottery/got a new girlfriend. The “ Hanja Time” section definitely takes the longest, especially since I have added the “ Other words that use this Hanja” section. It is, in fact, one of the most common expressions and is used to validate something that’s just been said. I generally try to type my own input in italics to help seperate my own thoughts from the rest of the post.Įach word of the day takes anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour to complete, depending on how complex the definition is, and how complex the Hanja is. I then define those words using Naver’s english dictionary. Type in a Hanja character, or its Hangeul equivilent and this website will list words that use that Hanja. I get the basic definitions and radicals for each Hanja from Wiktionary:įor the “ Other words that use this Hanja” section, I get the list of words from here: The “Definition in Korean” also come from Naver’s Korean dictionary:įor “Hanja Time” I use the following sources:

Korean word of the day free#

check out 90 Day Korean for some awesome FREE resources as well as. I use the following resources for each Word Of The Day:Īll definitions and examples are courtesy of the excellent dictionary at : The Korean words youll find in this post. For Day 5, the word cat in Korean is missing a o at the bottom of the second.