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Did you know Korean has many words for snow? ❄️
Learn winter Korean with us.
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📢 Free Special Lecture Announcement

On January 14 at 10:00 p.m. (KST), K-DREAM VISION will host a FREE special lecture titled
“Practical Know-How for Korean–English / English–Korean Interpretation and Translation.”

This session offers a valuable opportunity to gain practical insights into interpretation and translation.

🎤 Speaker
Professor Julia P. L. Lim (Malaysia)
– International Member of K-DREAM VISION
– Professor at Namseoul University

📩 How to Join
If you are interested, please send us a DM.
👉 The Zoom link will be shared one day before the lecture.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!☃️🎄🎉
As we close the year, we sincerely thank all of our students and partners for being part of K-DREAM.
May the coming year bring you new opportunities, growth, and success in your Korean language journey.
We look forward to learning and growing together in the year ahead.

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🎧✨ Dive into the Fun World of Korean Onomatopoeia & Mimetic Words! 🇰🇷
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Korean is full of expressive sound words and action words that bring everyday moments to life. From sounds like “꿀꿀” to movements like “살금살금,” these words make the language vivid, playful, and uniquely Korean.
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Check out this card news to learn how Koreans express sounds, feelings, and actions in the most colorful way! 🎨🗣️
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✨ Experience the Magic of Korean Winter! ❄️
From sparkling illumination festivals to cozy holiday markets and exciting snow events, Korea turns into a true winter wonderland every year. Join us as we explore the most enchanting winter festivals across the country—full of lights, culture, food, and unforgettable moments.
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Enjoy the festive spirit of Korea this winter! 🎄⛄️

Did you know that “괜찮아요” has several different meanings in Korean?
It’s one of the most useful expressions, and its meaning changes depending on the situation! 🇰🇷✨
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Learning the different nuances of this phrase will help you understand Korean conversations much better! 💛

Let’s learn Korean compound words! 🧩
In Korean, many words are made by putting two smaller words together — this is called 합성어 (hap-seong-eo).

For example:
🖐️ 손 + 수건 = 손수건 (hand + towel = handkerchief)
📚 책 + 가방 = 책가방 (book + bag = school bag)
💧 물 + 컵 = 물컵 (water + cup = cup of water)

When you understand how words are combined, Korean becomes much easier and more fun to learn! 🌿

Congratulations!
Here are the winners of the quiz.
The prize will be sent after the reply is collected and may take about two weeks.