📘 Beginner 20: Talking About Your Day – Daily Activities in Korean Welcome to Day 20! 🕒 Now that you've practiced greetings, feelings, and real-life dialogues, it’s time to talk about your full day in Korean — from morning to night! In this lesson, we’ll cover vocabulary and sentence patterns you can use to describe your daily routine . You'll learn how to say things like “I wake up at 7,” “I go to work,” and “I sleep at night.” 📌 Common Daily Activities in Korean English Korean Romanization wake up 일어나다 il-eo-na-da wash face 세수하다 se-su-ha-da eat breakfast 아침을 먹다 a-chim-eul meok-da go to school 학교에 가다 hak-gyo-e ga-da study 공부하다 gong-bu-ha-da work 일하다 il-ha-da exercise 운동하다 un-dong-ha-da eat dinner 저녁을 먹다 jeo-nyeok-eul meok-da watch TV TV를 보다 ti-bi-reul bo-da sleep 자다 ja-da 📘 Time Expressions 아침에 – in the morning 점심에 – at noon / lunchtime 저녁에 – in the evenin...

📘 Beginner 6: Talking About Your Daily Routine in Korean Welcome to Day 6 of our Korean learning journey! 🌞 In today’s lesson, we’ll learn how to describe your daily routine in Korean – from waking up to going to bed. This is one of the most practical skills in any language. By the end of today, you’ll be able to talk about your day using simple Korean verbs and sentence structures . 📌 Key Grammar: Verb + -아요 / -어요 To talk about daily actions in Korean, we use the polite present tense. ✅ Verb stem + -아요 (if last vowel is ㅏ or ㅗ) ✅ Verb stem + -어요 (if last vowel is anything else) ✅ Special case: 하다 → 해요 Examples: 가다 → 가요 (ga-yo) – to go 먹다 → 먹어요 (meok-eo-yo) – to eat 공부하다 → 공부해요 (gong-bu-hae-yo) – to study 📘 Essential Daily Routine Verbs Korean Romanization English 일어나요 il-eo-na-yo wake up 씻어요 ssit-eo-yo wash (oneself) 먹어요 ...