This week brings us a brand new episode in the "Learn Korean" series.
There's also a free PDF version of this lesson, with extra information and examples, on the YouTube PDFs page (link at top).
You can check out the video right here.
Also if you haven't done so already, check out my Kickstarter project while you still can; there are only 5 days remaining. I'm creating a book to learn the Korean language that's easy to use, in-depth, and fun! We've passed over $6,000 in funding, and are approaching the next stretch goal of $7,500, which will enable me to afford to add a complete verb conjugation chart as an appendix, including examples of every grammatical form covered in the book, as well as bonus appendixes for Korean learning methods and study tips. Also this will help to create additional practice conversations throughout the book.
You can see my Kickstarter project by clicking on the image below. I'd love if you could share this with your friends as well, because the more we can raise the more I can afford to add into the book.
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There's also a free PDF version of this lesson, with extra information and examples, on the YouTube PDFs page (link at top).
Also if you haven't done so already, check out my Kickstarter project while you still can; there are only 5 days remaining. I'm creating a book to learn the Korean language that's easy to use, in-depth, and fun! We've passed over $6,000 in funding, and are approaching the next stretch goal of $7,500, which will enable me to afford to add a complete verb conjugation chart as an appendix, including examples of every grammatical form covered in the book, as well as bonus appendixes for Korean learning methods and study tips. Also this will help to create additional practice conversations throughout the book.
You can see my Kickstarter project by clicking on the image below. I'd love if you could share this with your friends as well, because the more we can raise the more I can afford to add into the book.
-Billy
