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This is a free course all about sentence connectors. This lesson covers the forms 아니면, 아니고, 말고, (이)나, 아니라, (이)나, ~거나, ~대신(에), 밖에, 외에, 빼고, 또는, 혹은, ~는 것 대신(에), and ~대신(에).

This course is free and is made for all levels – beginner to advanced. Simply skip the ones that are too easy or too difficult for your current level. This course has 20 lessons, and I’m posting one new lesson each week.

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This was my first live Korean classroom since returning back to the US, with many more to come! I’m planning to do these again on my regular schedule until next summer when I go to Korea again.

This lesson is about the form 모양이다, which is used to mean “appear.”

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This is a free 20 part video course that teaches the most essential Korean sentence connectors. The full course covers over 270 sentence connectors, and this this lesson teaches ~(으)면, 그러면, ~때, (이)라면, ~때마다, ~다면, 만약(에), 만일(에), ~더라면, ~때쯤, 시, ~무렵, ~즈음, and ~거든.

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Now that it's super hot and steamy here, it's time for a swim.

A Korean Girl Explains what you should know about public swimming pool etiquette in South Korea!

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級 (급) is a Hanja that means “level,” “rank,” “grade,” or “rating.” In this series I break down the meanings and uses of common Hanja in Korean, and give you several examples of words that use them.

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