Lingo Mastery

For example, when Koreans say, “Mary likes John (메리는 존을 좋아해요).” in Korean, there are two postpositions after “메리 (Mary)”, and “존 (John)”.

Let take the Korean word for country, “나라” (pronounced as nara).

In Korean, each character is a combination of (1) vowel, (2) consonant & vowel, or (3) consonant & vowel & consonant.

Learning a new language is like venturing into a new world and it comes with challenges.

For example, when Koreans say, “Mary likes John (메리는 존을 좋아해요).” in Korean, there are two postpositions after “메리 (Mary)”, and “존 (John)”.

Let take the Korean word for country, “나라” (pronounced as nara).

In Korean, each character is a combination of (1) vowel, (2) consonant & vowel, or (3) consonant & vowel & consonant.

Learning a new language is like venturing into a new world and it comes with challenges.

- Celui|Celle – The one

Tu vois l’homme dans le coin là-bas? C’est celui dont je t’ai parlé.

Rendre – To give back

Gérard, tu dois lui rendre son téléphone portable avant qu’il se fâche.