Day 30: Reviewing and Summarizing What You've Learned in Korean Congratulations on reaching Day 30 of your Korean language journey! You’ve made incredible progress, and today, we’ll review and summarize everything you’ve learned so far. This lesson will help you reinforce the material, ensure that you understand the key concepts, and prepare you to start using your Korean in real-life situations. Let’s go over all the important topics and structures we’ve covered in this program! 1. Review of Key Grammar Topics Throughout the 30-day program , we’ve covered essential grammar topics that form the foundation of your Korean learning journey. Let’s quickly recap the key grammar structures: Basic Sentence Structure : [Subject] + [Object] + [Verb] This is the core sentence structure in Korean, used to form simple sentences like 저는 사과를 먹어요. (Jeoneun sagwareul meogeoyo.) – I eat an apple. Polite and Informal Speech : We learned the difference between formal speech (존댓...

📘 Beginner30: Korean Review & Learning Tools – Let’s Keep Going! Congratulations! 🎉 You've made it all the way to Day 30 of your Korean learning journey. That means you’ve now built a strong foundation in Korean reading, grammar, vocabulary, conversation, and sentence-making. In this final post of the beginner series, we’ll review the key lessons from Day 1 to Day 29 and introduce useful learning tools to continue improving your Korean. 📘 Recap: What You've Learned (Day 1~29) Day 1~2: Learn Hangul consonants and vowels (Romanization + pronunciation) Day 3~5: Greetings, numbers, and telling the time Day 6~10: Simple present/past/future tense verbs, making sentences Day 11~14: Negative sentences, real-life dialogue, describing actions Day 15~20: Talking about people, surroundings, your routine, days, and activities Day 21~23: Days of the week, weather, locations, and directions Day 24~27: Transportation, shopping, food, hobbies, ...

📘 Day 30: Korean Review & Learning Tools – Let’s Keep Going! 🎉 Congratulations! You’ve made it to Day 30 of your Korean learning journey. Over the past lessons, you’ve learned how to read Hangul, introduce yourself, talk about your feelings, describe your daily routine, make plans, and so much more! Now it’s time to review everything you’ve learned and explore ways to keep going. Let’s celebrate how far you’ve come and get ready for what’s next! 🧠 Quick Review – What You’ve Learned 📘 Day 1–2: Hangul consonants & vowels 📘 Day 3–5: Greetings, numbers, telling time 📘 Day 6–10: Past & future tense, daily activities 📘 Day 11–15: Common verbs, polite requests, real-life phrases 📘 Day 16–20: Likes/dislikes, dialogues, shopping, food 📘 Day 21–29: Location, transportation, feelings, hobbies Let’s review some of the most essential Korean words and sentence patterns! 📚 Essential Sentence Structures Recap English Meaning Korean Roman...

  Day 11: Review – What You Learned in Day 6~10 Hey Korean buddy! 👋 You’ve made it through 5 more awesome lessons and that means it’s time to review what you’ve learned! In just the past few days, you’ve learned how to: Describe your daily routine Make your own Korean sentences Talk about the past (what you did) Let’s go through each day and review together 😊