Learn Korean Ep. 132: 만에 “After”
Keykat is too good at rock paper scissors, but if I can beat her then she’ll buy lunch for everyone.
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Keykat is too good at rock paper scissors, but if I can beat her then she’ll buy lunch for everyone.
Read MoreWhen speaking Korean do you tend to raise or lower your voice tone? I found that most people tend to
Read MoreThis lesson is about sentence connectors that mean “rather,” including ~느니, 반면(에), ~기보다, ~반면(에), ~커녕, ~고사하고, and ~바에. This is
Read MoreI often see beginners using the expression 친구 만들다 to mean “to make friends.” This is technically correct, but it’s
Read MoreThis lesson is all about making comparisons, such as saying something is “more” or “less” than something else, or “similar”
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