Adverbs (~게, ~히, pure Korean adverbs) | Live Class Abridged
Adverbs come in many forms in Korean. There are adverbs that end with 게, adverbs that end with 히 or
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Can You Fake Being Good at Korean? | Glass with Billy
Have you ever had to fake speaking Korean, just to keep the conversation going? Did you know that you can
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Have to and Must (~야 되다, ~야 하다, ~야) | Live Class Abridged
The grammar form ~야 is more than just ~야 되다 and ~야 하다. It’s also found in ~야지, and even
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The Verb Ending ~버리다 | Live Class Abridged
버리다 means “to throw away,” but it can also attach directly to verb stems that are conjugated. When doing this,
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My new book “Korean Reading Made Simple” is now available
It’s here! Practice your Korean reading through 21 natural exercises, and study new concepts and vocabulary through the included translations
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