DiscoverTOPIK & Beyond#46: Back to Korean — How to Reset After Summer (Even If You Feel Behind)
#46: Back to Korean — How to Reset After Summer (Even If You Feel Behind)

#46: Back to Korean — How to Reset After Summer (Even If You Feel Behind)

Update: 2025-09-02
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Back to school.
Back to work.
Back to Korean.


If you’ve taken a break over the summer — or if you’re feeling a little behind — this episode is for you.


Eliza shares five real Korean expressions to help you restart gently, rebuild confidence, and reconnect with your goals — without guilt or overwhelm.


In This Episode:



  •   Common emotional blocks in September — and how to shift them

  •   Korean phrases for saying “I’m starting again” (in real life)

  •   Speaking practice: repeat-after-me segments to get back into your flow

  •   What’s coming to TOPIK & Beyond this season

  •   A sneak peek at the upcoming 5-Day Speaking Challenge 


Today’s Korean Phrases:



  •   다시 시작하려고요 – I’m trying to start again

  •   요즘 좀 쉬었어요 – I’ve been on a break lately

  •   이번 달부터 다시 해보려고요 – I’ll try again starting this month

  •   괜찮아요, 천천히 해도 돼요 – It’s okay. You can go slowly

  •   이번엔 꾸준히 해보고 싶어요 – I want to stay consistent this time


Resources Mentioned:


Practice Real Korean — With Confidence


➕ Get Ready for the 5-Day Speaking Challenge


Details coming soon — stay on the email list to be the first to know!
Want a personal invite to the challenge? Join my email list at www.joaacademy.com


Resources & Links:
www.joaacademy.com – study tools & program updates
Instagram: @korean.joaacademy


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#46: Back to Korean — How to Reset After Summer (Even If You Feel Behind)

#46: Back to Korean — How to Reset After Summer (Even If You Feel Behind)

Eliza Wang