Japanese · South Korea
I'm South Korean.
I'm Korean.
I was born in Korea.
I can speak Korean.
Do you watch Korean dramas?
I want to eat Korean food.
I want to visit Korea.
I was born in Korea.
I love Korean food.
I want to go to Korea.
I speak Korean.
Seoul is a city in South Korea.
Japan and South Korea are neighbors.
Do you watch Korean dramas?
Korean food is generally very spicy.
I study Korean.
I want to visit Korea.
Seoul is the capital of South Korea.
She is not South Korean.
Japan and South Korea are neighbors.
Korea is now up and coming.
What languages do they speak in Korea?
I study Korean.
Where can I learn Korean?
North Korea and South Korea are neighbors.
Samsung is a Korean company.
I want to eat some Korean food that isn't hot and spicy.
I'm learning Korean.
Is this your first time in Korea?
My grandfather died in Korea.
I learned Korean for ten years.
I need an assistant who speaks Korean.
I'm teaching myself Korean.
I've studied Korean hard.
I love Korean food because of the hot spices.
My friend studies Korean.
Do you know a delicious Korean restaurant?
Korean is a puzzling language to learn, isn't it?
I loved studying Korean.
I loved studying Korean.
I'm going to visit a friend who lives in South Korea.
My father is to visit Korea next week.
I'm going to visit a friend living in South Korea.
South Korea is called "Hanguk" in Korean.
What brought you to Korea?
I'm going to visit a friend living in South Korea.
Tom and Mary went to a Korean BBQ restaurant.
I'm not used to writing only in Korean like this.
I love Japanese and Korean because they are really interesting.
A trip to Korea for 3 nights and four days is 30,000 yen. That's super cheap.