📘 Beginner 14: Describing People and Things in Korean – It’s Pretty, It’s Big! Welcome to Day 14! 🎨 In this lesson, we’ll learn how to use adjectives in Korean to describe people, objects, places, and feelings. You’ll discover how to say “It’s pretty,” “He’s kind,” or “This is delicious!” – phrases you’ll use every day in real-life conversations! 📌 Using Adjectives in Korean Korean adjectives are also called descriptive verbs (형용사) because they behave like verbs! They are conjugated like action verbs. You don’t need the verb “to be” separately. They end with polite endings like -아요 / -어요 . 📘 Common Korean Adjectives Korean Romanization Meaning Polite Form 예쁘다 ye-ppeu-da to be pretty 예뻐요 (ye-ppeo-yo) 크다 keu-da to be big 커요 (keo-yo) 작다 jak-da to be small 작아요 (jak-a-yo) 맛있다 mat-it-da to be delicious 맛있어요 (mat-it-seo-yo) 재미있다 jae-mi-it-da to be fun 재미있어요 (jae-mi-it-seo-yo) 착하다 chak-...