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🎉 KIIP 4 Unit 07: Health Issues & Symptoms 🏥💊

Learn essential Korean vocabulary and grammar to talk about common illnesses, body pain, and modern lifestyle-related health problems.

👉 Full lesson here:
https://www.koreantopik.com/2026/02/kiip-4-unit-07essential-words-and.html

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🎉 KIIP 4 Unit 06: Living in the Globalization Era 🌍🇰🇷

Learn essential Korean vocabulary and expressions to talk about globalization, international relations, and changes in modern society.

Perfect for understanding contemporary Korean society and expressing complex ideas naturally 💬

👉 Full lesson here:
https://www.koreantopik.com/2026/02/kiip-4-unit-06essential-words-and.html

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🎉 KIIP 4 Unit 04: Korean Etiquette & Life Events 🇰🇷

Learn essential Korean vocabulary and phrases about etiquette and important life events like weddings 💍, birthdays 🎂, and traditional ceremonies.

Perfect for understanding Korean culture and speaking more naturally!

👉 Full lesson here:
https://www.koreantopik.com/2026/02/kiip-4-unit-04essential-words-and.html

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🏠✨ Learn Korean Through Everyday Objects!
Start with the things around you! 📚

We’ve put together 100+ essential Korean words for household items & tools (생활용품 및 도구)—grouped by category so you can study smarter.

✅ Perfect for TOPIK prep
✅ Useful for daily conversations
✅ Great if you’ve just moved into a new home in Korea!

👉 Check out the full vocabulary list here:
https://www.koreantopik.com/2025/08/100-essential-korean-vocabulary-words_21.html

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Interesting snippet while learning really basic Korean, 7 with a line thru and an open top 4 are seldom used when they can easily be mistaken for 니 and ㅋ.

People online have been making interesting anecdotes about how they've met people while in Korea who totally don't recognize numbers written that way at all. :ablobfoxhyperowo:

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