A LOT has changed since the last time I made a list of other YouTube channels for learning Korean (that was back in early 2020). So I wanted to make an update for 2023, and this time there are more channels to choose from. I made a list of my top 15 channels that you should check out for learning Korean.

Let me know if I missed anyone!

Did you miss my class on Sunday? We talked about the grammar form ~든지, and the class lasted over an hour. But if you don't have time for the full class (still up on my channel) then you can watch this Abridged version here.

The whole lesson is summarized in just under 10 minutes, although in the live class we also made sentences together.

This is a large topic, and one I've been asked about for years.

There are so many differences, and so many styles of speaking, that putting everyone's speaking into the two categories of "male" and "female" is a bit of a challenge. So in this video I do my best to summarize some of their differences, as well as the general feeling each of these differences can give to a listener.

ChatGPT is the new popular toy, and what can't it do? Well it seems teaching Korean might still be a bit far away, but let's check its strong points and its weaknesses. I put ChatGPT to the test to see how well (or poorly?) it can teach Korean.

Since ChatGPT is constantly being updated, I might have to remake this video in a few years. For now, I wouldn't recommend using it for learning, but it's interesting if you're already at a high enough level to recognize where it makes mistakes.

Most Sundays I do a live Korean class on my channel, and this most recent one was about the grammar forms 통해(서) - along with the verb 통하다 - and 으로써 which is used with action verbs. The level is Beginner and Intermediate.

You can watch the abridged version here!