This past Sunday we had a live Korean class about the grammar form ~는 바람에.

The translation of ~는 바람에 is "Because" or "As a result of," but it's quite different from other grammar forms meaning "Because" such as ~느라(고), ~서, ~(으)니까, ~때문에, 탓에, 통에, and more. If you watch the unedited version I also mention many of these other forms too and compare them with ~는 바람에.

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