📘 Beginner 21: Days of the Week in Korean – What Do You Do on Monday? Welcome to Day 21! 📅 In this lesson, we’ll learn the days of the week in Korean and how to use them in sentences. You’ll also learn how to talk about your weekly schedule and what you usually do on specific days. By the end of this post, you’ll be able to ask and answer questions like: “What do you do on Monday?” “I study Korean on Tuesday.” 📌 Days of the Week in Korean English Korean Romanization Monday 월요일 wol-yo-il Tuesday 화요일 hwa-yo-il Wednesday 수요일 su-yo-il Thursday 목요일 mog-yo-il Friday 금요일 geum-yo-il Saturday 토요일 to-yo-il Sunday 일요일 il-yo-il 💡 In Korean, 요일 (yo-il) means “day of the week.” Each day starts with a different syllable based on elements (moon, fire, water, etc.). 📘 Talking About Weekly Activities 월요일에 한국어를 공부해요. – I study Korean on Monday. 화요일에 친구를 만나요. – I meet a friend on Tuesday. 수요일...

📘 Beginner 7: Days of the Week in Korean – What Do You Do on Monday? Welcome to Day 7! 🗓 You’ve now learned how to describe your daily routine, so today, let’s take it one step further and learn how to talk about the days of the week in Korean. Knowing how to say “on Monday I study” or “I rest on Sunday” is key to everyday conversations and planning your schedule in Korean. 📌 Korean Days of the Week – 요일 In Korean, “day of the week” is called 요일 (yo-il) . Each day ends with 요일 and has its own meaning based on Sino-Korean numbers or elements. 📘 Days of the Week Table English Korean Romanization Literal Meaning Monday 월요일 wol-yo-il Moon day Tuesday 화요일 hwa-yo-il Fire day Wednesday 수요일 su-yo-il Water day Thursday 목요일 mok-yo-il Wood day Friday 금요일 geum-yo-il Gold day Saturday 토요일 to-yo-il Earth day Sunday 일요일 il-yo-il Sun day 📌 How to Use Days in Sentences When using days of the we...