In this lesson you'll learn how to use the verb 되다 to say "to become," as well as a few other important verbs like 이렇다, 그렇다, and 저렇다.
We're at 66% completion in this course, and there are another 44 lessons to go. Remember that this course goes in order, and start from the beginning if it's your first time seeing one of these episodes.
Let's learn about the form 밖에. We previously learned how we can use the particle 만 to mean "only," but that's not the only way - or the most common way - to say "only."
Remember that this series goes in order, so start from the beginning if you're new to this course. Also this course will have 100 episodes in total, so we're currently at 65% completion.
This past Sunday's live stream we covered the grammar form ~까 봐.
This is an intermediate level grammar form, and is intended for people who've already mastered verb conjugation (action and descriptive) and also the regular 까(요) grammar form.
The form 까 봐 can be used to express that you're "worried" about something, but we explore exactly how that's so and what other situations it can also be used in.
Inside the Cheonbul-jeon Hall at Daeheungsa Temple in Haenam, Jeollanam-do.
Hello Again Everyone!!
One of the more obscure shrine halls that you might find at a Korean Buddhist temple is the Cheonbul-jeon, which means “One Thousand Buddhas Hall,” in English. Because of just how well-populated this shrine hall is, it’s one of the easier shrine halls to identify at a Korean Buddhist temple.
