Day 17: Asking About Locations – How to Talk About Where Things Are in Korean Welcome to Day 17 of your Korean language journey! Today, we will learn how to ask about locations and describe where things are in Korean. Being able to ask where things are and give directions is an essential skill when traveling or interacting with people in Korean. By the end of this lesson, you’ll be able to ask questions about places , talk about where things are located , and give simple directions . 1. Asking Where Things Are in Korean In Korean, asking about locations is quite simple. The key question word we’ll use for asking about locations is: 어디 (eodi) – Where You can use 어디 to ask about the location of things, people, or places. To form a question, you simply add 에 (e) after 어디 to indicate the direction or location. The basic structure for location questions is: [어디 (eodi)] + [에 (e)] + [Verb] [어디에 (eodie)] = Where (location) [Verb] = action verb (such as 있다 [itta]...