Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean – Page 92

Even as a beginning Korean learner in Korea, I remember being complimented frequently on my Korean. In fact, it seemed

“Or” ~(이)나, ~거나, 아니면 | Live Class Abridged

My most recent live stream was about how to say “Or” in Korean. In order to do this (it’s a

This is a super common Korean mistake, and I’ve seen everyone from brand new beginners to high level beginners make

Back in 2017 I released a free Korean typing game called “Hangul Attack.” You can find the original post here.

Both 좋다 and 좋아하다 can mean “to like” something, but their use is different and they can’t be interchanged. Do