Be careful with packaging that describes food as "No Salt".
Also, an explanation of the expression "Take something with a pinch of salt".

The Social Evolutionary

What does "NO SALT" mean? No salt, right?

Learn the Korean word for “school.”
Understand how to describe places where people study and learn.

Key expressions:

학교에 가요.
(I go to school)
학교에서 공부해요.
(I study at school)

Korean Places in Real Life

EP.10 — School in Korea (학교)

Learn the Korean word for “building.”
Understand how to describe places in the city where people work and live.

Key expressions:

이 건물은 높아요.
(This building is tall)
건물 안에 들어가요.
(I go into the building)

EP.08 — Building in Korea (건물)

Learn the Korean word for “subway.”
This episode shows how to describe transportation used in daily life in Korea.

Key expressions:

지하철을 타요.
(I take the subway)
지하철이 빨라요.
(The subway is fast)



EP.09 — Subway in Korea (지하철)

Learn the Korean word for “street.”
This episode introduces how to describe places people walk every day.

Key expressions:

길을 걸어요.
(I walk on the street)
이 길은 넓어요.
(This street is wide)

EP.07 — Street in Korea (길)

Learn the Korean word for “park.”
Understand how Koreans describe places to relax, walk, and enjoy nature.

Key expressions:

공원에서 산책해요.
(I walk in the park)
공원은 조용해요.
(The park is quiet)

EP.06 — Park in Korea (공원)

Learn the Korean word for “market.”
Discover how to describe busy, lively places where people buy food and goods.

Key expressions:

시장은 사람이 많아요.
(The market is crowded)
시장에서 음식을 사요.
(I buy food at the market)

EP.05 — Market in Korea (시장)

Learn the Korean word for “shop.”
This episode introduces simple expressions used when buying things in small local stores.

Key expressions:

이 가게는 작아요.
(This shop is small)
가게에서 물건을 사요.
(I buy things at the shop)

EP.04 — Shop in Korea (가게)

Learn the Korean word for “home.”
This episode shows simple ways to describe where you live and rest in everyday Korean.

Key expressions:

집에 있어요.
(I am at home)
집에서 쉬어요.
(I rest at home)