📘 Beginner 23: Location and Direction in Korean – Where Are You? Let’s Meet! Welcome to Day 23! 📍🚶 In today’s lesson, we’re going to learn how to talk about locations , give directions , and meet up with friends in Korean. By the end of this lesson, you’ll be able to ask and answer “Where are you?” and say things like “I’m at home,” “Let’s meet in front of the station,” and “Turn left.” 📌 Location Vocabulary English Korean Romanization home 집 jip school 학교 hak-gyo station 역 yeok restaurant 식당 sik-dang café 카페 ka-pe park 공원 gong-won library 도서관 do-seo-gwan convenience store 편의점 pyeon-ui-jeom 📘 Asking “Where?” in Korean 어디예요? – Where is it? 어디에 있어요? – Where is (something/someone)? 지금 어디에 있어요? – Where are you now? Examples: 지금 집에 있어요. – I’m at home now. 친구는 도서관에 있어요. – My friend is at the library. 💡 Use the particle ~에 to mark a location. 📘 Direction and Positio...

📘 Day 23: Location and Direction in Korean – Where Are You? Let’s Meet! Being able to describe locations and give directions is one of the most practical skills in any language — and Korean is no exception! Whether you're trying to meet a friend, find a bathroom, or ask for help in Seoul, this lesson will teach you how to say things like: “Where is the bank?” “I’m in front of the cafe.” “Let’s meet next to the station.” Let’s dive into Korean location expressions and simple direction words you’ll use every day. 📍 Common Location Words in Korean English Korean Romanization here 여기 yeo-gi there 거기 geo-gi over there 저기 jeo-gi inside 안에 an-e outside 밖에 bak-ke in front of 앞에 ap-e behind 뒤에 dwi-e next to 옆에 yeop-e near 근처에 geun-cheo-e across from 맞은편에 maj-eun-pyeon-e 🗺️ Simple Sentences with Locations 저는 카페 안에 있어요. – jeo-neun ka-pe an-e i-sseo-yo → I’m inside the cafe. 화장실은 저기 있어요. – h...