Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean – Page 3

My most recent live stream was about the advanced level form ~판, which means a “situation.” It’s a bit tricky

20 Years of Learning Korean | The Truth No One Told Me

I started learning Korean in 2005, back before most people had high speed internet, and before YouTube was a thing.

In the third episode of our quiz series I challenged my son Jeremy to an onomatopoeia challenge. This is something

Both ~(으)나 마나 and ~봤자 are used to say that it “doesn’t matter” whether you do something or not, but

I’ve now released a total of 12 cheat sheets for Korean, and they’re all completely free. These newest ones are