Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean – Page 42

The form ~에 대해(서) is a regular way to say “about,” but it might not be the most natural way

Fan Meetup Announcement 2023

I’m having my third fan meetup in Korea! I made a video announcing the location, date, and time for the

The words 모든 and 마다 can both translate as “EVERY” depending on the sentence, but these words are completely unrelated

Slang is one way to help your Korean sound more like a native, but it can also negatively affect how

I occasionally make videos teaching Hanja because I think they can be useful for expanding your Korean vocabulary. With that