Most Sundays I offer a free Korean live classroom where we learn about all sorts of topics. This past Sunday I did a class all about the Intermediate level grammar form (으)려무나 or (으)렴, which is used for giving commands. This form is specifically used when giving a command to someone who's younger than you, and has a friendly tone.

In this article, we will be learning about a typical Korean phone conversation. Thus far, we’ve covered all sorts of communication situations.

Keykat asked me to meet her at Suwon Fortress, but when I show up she's not there! I guess she got curious and took a walk around and ended up somewhere else. No matter! I can find her if I just keep walking around the area.

This lesson covers the forms 뿐이다 as well as 따름이다, which both mean "only" and are used after verb stems.

Also make sure to get your free PDF version of this lesson (and every lesson in the "Learn Korean" series) by clicking the download link right below this video~!

New Hanja episode! Have you ever seen the Hanja 量 used before? It's either 양 or 량 when written in Hangul (as you'll be seeing it over 99% of the time in Korea), and it's used to mean a "quantity" or "amount" of something.

If you're interested in learning more about Hanja I also have a Hanja playlist on my channel where you can find all of these "Korean FAQ" episodes that are related to Hanja.