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Each episode features a musician who discusses their original work. Guests share previously recorded tracks and tell stories of what inspired the music and how the songs were crafted and recorded. Episodes often conclude with a live performance jam by the guest and host. Along the way to the outgrooves, they also chat about life, labor, love, and everything within rimshot.

This podcast is a great listen for musicians, music fans, and anyone curious about human interest stories and harnessing creativity within.

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We're up to lesson 58 out of a total of 100 in this series.

Again remember that all of these videos go in order in this series, so start from the beginning if this is your first time seeing this series.

In this lesson we'll learn how to ask permission, such as how to say "Can I?"

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This is going to be a shorter lesson, but is just as important. In this lesson you'll learn how you can conjugate descriptive verbs before nouns.

Essentially, this lesson teaches how to make adjectives and describe people, places, and things.

The post Billy Go’s Beginner Korean Course | #57: Describing Everything appeared first on Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean.

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In this lesson, we’ll teach you how to say “Where are you from?” in Korean. It is a common question you will get in Korea and it is likely one of the first questions you will hear in conversation.

If you want to speak Korean, then this is one of the first questions you should learn to ask and answer. It’s up there in importance with “hello” in Korean and “thank you” in Korean.

We’ll show you how!

This is the second part of a series for The National Interest on North Korea policy under the next president. Here is my first essay on Biden and North Korea.