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

I asked Koreans several questions related to traveling, such as how often they travel, where they visit, and where they’d

In my most recent YouTube live stream I taught about the form ~만 해도, which is used to mean “even

Postpositions (similar to prepositions) are words that are used to specify the location or time or relation of things, such

끝에 is a form used after both action verb stems and after nouns, and means “after” that verb or that