Live Korean Classes

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

~겠거니 하다 is a fairly common form that you’re likely to encounter, and it’s advanced level. In my most recent

(으)되 is an advanced level verb ending that means “but,” but it doesn’t work like other forms which use (으)