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Hi,
In class #23, we went over a couple of different things, both using the same structure. The first use will come in handy as it’s a question (or questions) that you’ll really hear a lot in Korean. The other use of the structure is one that I think you’ll find yourself using a [...]
There are 3 main ways to say hi or hello in Korean, and they are based on levels of respect and formality.
The first hi in Korean is the highest form of respect and formality, which really would be more of a hello than a hi, but it goes…
안녕하십니까? (The romanization is something like…Anyoung Hashimnikka?, but [...]
Hey,
This one is all about fun, but on the video just below I’ve listed my top ten favorite foods. Check it out, see if you agree, disagree, think I’m bang on, or think I’m not even in the atmosphere, much less in the ballpark.
So watch the video, then leave your list down below. [...]
Great question, owbEe (and sorry for the late reply^^).
Here’s the video with the answer…
Again, if that video raised any more questions, ask away. And either way, if you don’t mind, let me know what you thought that vid. Helpful? Thanks!
Rob..
The question from Richter was…
“Hey Mr, Julien. How do I conjugate sentence that has two verbs in them? THere is a lot of them, but let’s start with the easy ones, i want to and i like to.”
And the answer is…
Again, this one was a bit above and beyond, but it’s REALLY useful grammar in [...]
Hey,
This is the page where you can ask questions or read/listen to answers about class #3 where we learned about the verb, ‘to be’ – how to conjugate it into different levels of respect and use it as a statement or a question – and used it in our first second Korean sentence asking and [...]
Over 70 minutes worth of VIDEOS and the HAND-OUT used in the class
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