Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean

The ~요/이요 ending that everyone uses – including myself and every other Korean teacher – was actually grammatically WRONG until

Easy Korean Speaking #3: “What Did You Eat Today?”

I asked Koreans what they eat for breakfast, lunch, and dinner (and any snacks). This interview series I use as

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

Daegu dialect is unique from other dialects in the same region, such as Busan and Ulsan and others. Each area

In my most recent Sunday live classroom I taught the form ~기만 하다, as well as ~기만 하면, which means