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Billy Go’s Beginner Korean Course | #50: Together

In this lesson you'll learn how to say "together," using several important grammar forms and words. Some of these we've already learned.

Also we've reached the halfway mark, now at episode 50 out of a total of 100.

Remember to watch these videos in order, if it's your first time seeing this series, or you might miss some words or grammar.

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Billy Go’s Beginner Korean Course | #49: Humble Speech

This lesson will cover how to use Humble Speech - as well as what Humble Speech even is, and why you need to use it.

We'll learn about all of the Humble Verbs, as well as words to use when using it.

Remember that all of these videos go in order, so please start from the beginning if you're new to this course. This is lesson 49, and there will be a total of 100 episodes in the series.

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한 "As Long As" | Live Class Abridged

This last Sunday we learned about the grammar form 한.

This form can translate as either "as long as," or "unless" (with negative verbs).

We also learned how this form is different from 이상, which also means "as long as" or "unless."

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Learn Korean Ep. 117: Bring and Take

Keykat and I are having a friendly bowling match, but for some reason I get the feeling Keykat is about to cheat again.

This lesson will teach how to say "bring" and "take." But this is more than just two words; you'll learn 가져가다, 가져오다, 데려가다, 데려오다, 가지고 가다, 가지고 오다, 갖고 가다, 갖고 오다, 데리고 가다, 데리고 오다, 갖다 주다, 갖다 드리다, and more.

Check out the full lesson here! And make sure to get the free PDF version at the bottom of this post.

Click here to download a free PDF of this lesson!

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Billy Go’s Beginner Korean Course | #48: To and From

In this lesson you'll learn how to say "to" and "from."

But in Korean, "to" and "from" use different words, depending on whether you're saying "to" and "from" a person, or "to" and "from" a location.

This is lesson 48 out of 100, so we're almost halfway finished!

Remember that this series goes in order from lesson 1, so watch it from the beginning if you're new to this series.

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Billy Go’s Beginner Korean Course | #47: Going to Do It

In this lesson you'll learn about the grammar form (으)러 가다 and (으)러 오다, to say things like "to go (or come) in order to do (verb)."

Special thanks to the CHOI Sisters for lending their voices to the conversation.

Also remember that this series goes in order, so watch it all from the beginning so you don't miss anything.

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Historical Drama (사극) Grammar and Vocab | Live Class Abridged

Do you like Korean historical dramas? (사극)

This past Sunday we learned a lot about the style of Korean speaking you'll find in Korean historical dramas.

We learned about several historical grammar forms, titles, words, and phrases that you can use.

Here's the summarized version, edited down from over 90 minutes to now just under 18 minutes.

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How to Say “Broken” | Korean FAQ

How many ways can you think of to say "broken" in Korean?

Perhaps you looked at the thumbnail already, so the word 망가지다 might come to mind.

There are many more common ways to say "broken" depending on the situation, and what it is you actually want to say.

These are just a few of the most common ways you might find.

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Billy Go’s Beginner Korean Course | #46: Making Negative Sentences

In this lesson you'll learn about how to make negative sentences.

Also, this video has my current favorite explanation of when and how to use 안 before verbs to make them into negative verbs.

And remember that this series goes in order, so if this is your first time seeing this series please start from the first episode so you don't miss anything - the episodes all build upon each other. If there's anything you don't understand, it was explained in a previous episode of this series.

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Billy Go’s Beginner Korean Course | #45: The Particle 에서

In this week's lesson we'll learn about the particle 에서, and also how it differs from the particle 에.

Remember that this series goes in order, so if there's something you're confused about or something that you haven't learned you can find a lesson about it in a prior episode.

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