Hi, I’m Sue — a Korean linguist and an experienced Korean language teacher living in the UK. I teach Korean to adult learners from complete beginners to intermediate level, and I have also worked as a writer of Korean language textbooks.
I started I Love Korean to share what I explain in class every week: not just what Korean says, but why it works the way it does. Why does Hangeul look the way it does? What is the real difference between two grammar points that translate the same? What is that drama character actually saying, and why did they say it that way?
What you’ll find here
- Korean Expressions — everyday phrases and the nuance behind them
- Grammar Made Simple — grammar explained by a linguist, without the jargon
- Hangeul & Pronunciation — how the Korean alphabet and sound system work
- Culture & K-Drama — Korean as it appears in dramas, songs and daily life
- Study Resources — word lists, summaries and practice materials
Every post is written by me, based on real classroom experience and linguistic research. Many posts are also available in Korean — use the language switcher at the top of the page.
Get in touch
Questions, suggestions or collaboration ideas are always welcome: [email protected]