125 million views! American English expressions recommended by real native speakers.
Sean Pablo, the #1 native English learning YouTuber
His first book, eagerly awaited by 540,000 subscribers!
For medicine, go to the pharmacist! For treatment, go to the doctor!
Native English to Sean Pablo!

Cool expressions seen in movies, the latest English phrases learned on social media... In today's globalized world, with its advanced social media, anyone can easily access English resources with just a little effort.
But haven't you ever had this experience? A moment when you actually went to a place and were bewildered and thought, "Huh? No one uses this expression?"
Or maybe you've confidently used a familiar expression to a native speaker, only to get a completely different reaction than you expected.
What we commonly think of as 'native English' would be lines from TV shows or movies, expressions frequently heard on Netflix, phrases frequently searched on Google, and phrases recommended by ChatGPT.
But wait, is this really the English that native English speakers use?

Well, isn't it enough just to communicate? Then let's say in English, "I'm not in a position to be picky."
If I were to translate it directly as "I'm not in a position to choose between cold rice and hot rice," that would be verbose and completely meaningless to a native speaker.
In times like these, the simple phrase “Beggars can't be choosers” is enough.
Also, if you directly translate “My stomach will explode” as “My stomach will explode,” it may sound extreme and the other person may be taken aback.
A native speaker would say this:
“I'm stuffed.” Even with simple English like this, I can say whatever I want as naturally as a native speaker.

125 million views! 540,000 subscribers! Sean Pablo, the American English teacher and operator of Korea's #1 native English learning YouTube channel! Having studied Korean and lived in Korea for 13 years, he's experienced countless mistakes and trials, giving him a deeper understanding of the struggles Koreans face when learning English.
He started his YouTube channel with the goal of “teaching English as it is used by real native speakers,” and his channel, filled with “living English” not found in textbooks, such as street interviews, cultural comparisons, and real-life expressions, has received explosive love.


To repay the love and support I received from Korean readers and the earnest requests, I published an English book that would be like 'Koreans' English Headache Remedy.'
This book contains a selection of 500 essential Korean phrases used daily by native speakers.
It's not just an English book to memorize.
It is designed to help you learn how native speakers think and express themselves naturally according to the situation.
It provides easy and fun examples and conversations with expressions that can be used immediately in real life, such as at work, traveling, and talking with friends and family.
Additionally, we maximized learning efficiency with a 'forgetting device' that allows for fun review like a game.
It is designed to allow for consistent study of 5 sentences per day for 100 days, and mp3 files recorded by American professional voice actors as if they were real conversations are also provided free of charge.