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Using Two Topic Markers (은/는) in the Same Sentence | Korean FAQ

The Topic Marker (은/는) is used to mark the topic in a sentence, or the topic of a conversation. But then, why would anyone need to use more than one at a time?

There are some cases when you might want to use two topic markers in the same sentence.

This video talks about when and how you can do that.

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Billy Go’s Beginner Korean Course | #18: This and That

In this episode you'll learn how to use "this" and "that" and a few other related words, such as using them as adjectives and nouns.

I'll keep posting two new episodes of this series every week until it's completed, along with the weekly live streams and regular videos. Some weeks I've even been posting five videos if you include the live streams.

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Billy Go’s Beginner Korean Course | #17: The Topic Marker

This Sunday's live stream was for beginners, and it was all about 아무. We learned how to use 아무나, 아무도, 아무리, 아무래도, 아무렇다, 아무렇지 않다, 아무런, and several other words with 아무 in them (even 아무튼).

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아무 "Any" | Live Class Abridged

For those of you who missed this Sunday's live stream, here's the summarized version.

It covered everything related to 아무, including 아무나, 아무도, 아무튼 (and related words), 아무렇다, 아무런, 아무리, 아무래도, and more.

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하다 and 되다 – What’s the Difference? | Korean FAQ

Although 하다 and 되다 are completely different verbs, when attached to the end of nouns they can often be confused.

사용하다 or 사용되다? Both can mean "use" but each has a different usage.

In this episode of "Korean FAQ" I explain the difference between verbs that use 하다 and those that use 되다, as well as how they should be used differently.

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Billy Go’s Beginner Korean Course | #16: The Object Marker

Here's the new episode of my video course. Remember that these videos are a series and go in order - if you don't understand something, make sure you've first watched all of the episodes previously since everything builds upon itself.

In this episode I teach how and when to use the Object Marker, which is 을 and 를.

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Billy Go’s Beginner Korean Course | #15: I Want

New lesson! This time you'll learn how to say "I want" in Korean, using both verbs and nouns.

I'll be posting two new episodes of this course every week until it's complete, and so far I'm planning for 100 episodes.

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According to, By (의하다, 인하다) | Live Class Abridged

This Sunday we learned about two advanced forms - 의하다 and 인하다 - as well as a few of their forms.

We also covered 에 따르면 at the end.

Here's the abridged edited version, which is much quicker to watch.

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Korean Test Practice with Billy [Ep. 25] – Intermediate Korean (Listening Practice)

Getting ready for an intermediate level Korean test?

How about giving this practice question a try?

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Billy Go’s Beginner Korean Course | #14: Intro to Verbs

Let's take a moment to talk about verbs in Korean, and how we can make our own sentences.

In a future lesson (coming soon) I'll also teach you how you can conjugate verbs on your own, so that you can take any verb and use it in a sentence.

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