Live Korean Classes

~어치, ~치, and ~짜리 can all translate as “worth (of),” but each is used in a very different way. Last

Sunday’s live class was about the word ~짜리, which attaches to the end of a word (most often counter words)

만큼 can mean both “as much as” and “because,” but literally it just means an “amount,” a “quantity,” or a

In my most recent live Korean classroom we learned all of the most common verbs for saying “bring” and “take.”

My previous live Korean classroom was all about direction words, including words like 쪽, 편, and more. Here’s the abridged