📌 Get FREE PDF 👇👇👇 ‘Hangul Worksheet’ and ‘430 basic Korean Words’ are available for free! Click the link in the bio/profile to download the PDF files! 👉 @tomikorean 📺✨ Learn Korean Phrases with K-Drama: 됐어 [dwaesseo] Today’s expression is ”됐어,“ which translates to ”Forget it“ or ”Never mind“ in English. This phrase is commonly used when you want to dismiss something or tell someone to stop worrying about it. It’s often heard in K-Dramas when characters are annoyed, frustrated, or want to

📌 Get FREE PDF 👇👇👇 ‘Hangul Worksheet’ and ‘430 basic Korean Words’ are available for free! Click the link in the bio/profile to download the PDF files! 👉 @tomikorean 📺✨ Learn Korean Phrases with K-Drama: 내가 할게 [nae·ga hal·kke] Today’s expression is ”내가 할게,“ meaning ”I’ll do it“ or ”I’ll take care of it.“ This phrase is commonly used when volunteering to do something or taking responsibility for a task. You can use it in casual situations among friends or close peers. 📝 Breakdown 내가 [nae·g

📌 Get FREE PDF 👇👇👇 ‘Hangul Worksheet’ and ‘430 basic Korean Words’ are available for free! Click the link in the bio/profile to download the PDF files! 👉 @tomikorean 📺✨ Learn Korean Phrases with K-Drama: 어떻게 알았어?[eo·tteo·ke a·ra·sseo] (Polite form: 어떻게 알았어요?) [eo·tteo·ke a·ra·sseo·yo] Today’s expression is „어떻게 알았어?“ which means „How did you know?“ in English. This phrase is used when you want to ask someone how they found out something surprising or unexpected. You can use it on its own,