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Keykat and I were playing with some toy wooden logs to build a house, but I think Keykat is much better at it than I am.

This lesson will cover the High Intermediate Level grammar form 다 못해, which has a couple of different uses including meaning "extremely."

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

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In this lesson you'll learn several of the most common ways to say "Sorry."

Remember that this series goes in order, so watch from the first episode if this is your first time.

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In this lesson, we’re going to cover the Korean question words. These are words that you can use to ask questions, which is really important for having conversations in Korean.

Once you learn these Korean question words, you will be able to ask many questions from your Korean friends and also understand the questions they’ll want to ask you.

This lesson teaches how to say "can" and "can't," and builds on the previous episodes.

All of these episodes in this series are free, and will always be free.

Remember to start from Episode 1 if this is your first time seeing this series. All of the episodes go in order, and build on top of each other.

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Hello Again Everyone!!

Of the four major shaman deities that you can find at a Korean Buddhist temple, which includes Sanshin (The Mountain Spirit), Chilseong (The Seven Stars), and Dokseong (The Lonely Saint), it’s probably Yongwang, the Dragon King, that’s least understood. Perhaps because he’s not as well represented as the other three, but Yongwang still has incredible significance both in Korean Buddhism and Korean shamanism. So enjoy the video and learn about the shaman deity that lives under the sea and provides security to the Korean peninsula. Enjoy!

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