Last Sunday I did a live Korean classroom about the grammar forms ~더라도 and ~ㄹ지라도. Both of these forms mean "even if," and are different than the regular ~아/어/etc. 도 form (for example, 하다 becoming 해도).

The full live stream lasted over an hour, but the abridged version comes in at just under 8 minutes long. Check it out here~!

Do you know these three verbs? 아쉽다, 아깝다, and 안타깝다.

These are three verbs which can often be translated the same way in English, as "too bad." But each of these are used in different situations, so it's important to be able to tell the difference between them.

In this video I give a simple explanation of their differences. Check it out here~!

Check out the newest episode of my course, "Master Politeness Levels." In this lesson you'll get an overview of politeness levels, and learn why they're so important.

Every week I'll upload a new episode of this course. There will be a total of 24 episodes once it's completed.

If you're a Member of my YouTube channel you can (as of today) watch up to Lesson 11 of this course too, with more on the way soon.

I keep getting asked to make more episodes about Hanja, so this will be another such episode.

Today's lesson is about the Hanja 每, which means "every." Where have you seen this Hanja used before?