Here’s a useful Korean expression that you can use when you want to say “This year, Chuseok falls on September 12“. ***DISCLAIMER: The Iamdouzone Blog doesn’t own any of the pictures, videos, articles or excerpt of the article/s featured above. Credits to the owner/s were properly stated.

Here’s a useful Korean expression that you can use when you want to say “Are you going to your hometown this Chuseok?“. ***DISCLAIMER: The Iamdouzone Blog doesn’t own any of the pictures, videos, articles or excerpt of the article/s featured above. Credits to the owner/s were properly stated.

Here’s a useful Korean expression that you can use when you want to say “Have you lost weight?“. ***DISCLAIMER: The Iamdouzone Blog doesn’t own any of the pictures, videos, articles or excerpt of the article/s featured above. Credits to the owner/s were properly stated.

Here’s a useful Korean expression that you can use when you want to say “Exercise is good for both body and mind“. ***DISCLAIMER: The Iamdouzone Blog doesn’t own any of the pictures, videos, articles or excerpt of the article/s featured above. Credits to the owner/s were properly stated.

Here’s a useful Korean expression that you can use when you want to say “Regular exercise helps prevent weight gain“. ***DISCLAIMER: The Iamdouzone Blog doesn’t own any of the pictures, videos, articles or excerpt of the article/s featured above. Credits to the owner/s were properly stated.

Here’s a useful Korean expression that you can use when you want to say “How often do you exercise each week?“ ***DISCLAIMER: The Iamdouzone Blog doesn’t own any of the pictures, videos, articles or excerpt of the article/s featured above. Credits to the owner/s were properly stated.

Here’s a useful Korean expression that you can use when you want to say “I’m sorry, I’m a little busy right now“. ***DISCLAIMER: The Iamdouzone Blog doesn’t own any of the pictures, videos, articles or excerpt of the article/s featured above. Credits to the owner/s were properly stated.

Here’s a useful Korean expression that you can use when you want to say “Could you please come to my desk for a moment?“. ***DISCLAIMER: The Iamdouzone Blog doesn’t own any of the pictures, videos, articles or excerpt of the article/s featured above. Credits to the owner/s were properly stated.

Here’s a useful Korean expression that you can use when you want to say “I have a lot of work today“. ***DISCLAIMER: The Iamdouzone Blog doesn’t own any of the pictures, videos, articles or excerpt of the article/s featured above. Credits to the owner/s were properly stated.