We’re now more than half-way through what I call the ‘nuts and bolts’ of Korean – the skill you absolutely have to have in order to get to a higher level in Korean – and I think we’re starting to pick up on the pattern, so today I decided to do a couple groups of verbs together, specifically the ‘우-verbs’ and the ‘어-verbs’.

Now, on top of the conjugation of those verbs, we also introduced quite a few new sentence structures as an example of what Korean is getting into, and showing exactly why the ‘nuts and bolts’ are so important.

I fully understand there is A LOT OF content in this class, so please, if you have a question, ask it.

Cheers,

Rob…

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