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This lesson is a must-read! In fact, it unlocks secrets to the Korean language that you can’t be without. Learn the suffixes that turn verbs into adjectives so you can use sentences like, “That’s the book I’m reading,” or “She’s the new boss.” Let’s face it, you need to talk about objects and who people are. This is the lesson that helps you do it! This beginner Korean lesson introduces you to -ㄴ/은(eun), -는(neun), -ㄹ/을(eul), suffixes that turn verbs into adjectives. With these suffixes, you can speak the Korean you need to explain people and things in the past, present and future tenses. In addition, this Korean lesson is chock full of helpful vocabulary words that you’ll use all the time.
Your Korean is coming along well, but you are missing a critical element: the ability to talk about future actions. Just imagine if you tried to speak English without talking about future plans and events. You can’t be without this important skill, and this lesson provides easy instructions. Learn to say things like, “I’ll call you tomorrow” and “I’m going to take the job.” As you can see, talking about what you plan to do in the future is absolutely necessary if you want to speak Korean like a pro. Did you know that you express future actions differently in certain situations? For example, you useㄹ/을 것이다 (I am going to) in response to a question andㄹ/을 것이다 to talk about what you plan to do. This beginner Korean lesson teaches you the difference. You’ll also learn when to use intimate and polite forms of “I will” when speaking Korean. This ensures that your Korean comes across the right way and that you won’t offend anyone. Without a doubt, this is one Korean lesson you’ve got to hear! 
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This is the one Beginner lesson you have to listen to! You’ve been learning Korean for a few months now, and you can string together a few sentences. But they’re all in the simple present tense: “I eat food,” “I sing songs.” Become much more flexible and create complex sentences with both the future tense, and the past tense. This is the one lesson to listen to, if you want to start speaking like a Korean, right away.
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Learn Korean with KoreanClass101.com! In this lesson we’re going to a Korean high school gym class with Jeongeun. She’s taking us on a tour of her Physical Education class in Korea. She’ll be telling us about some of her favorite activities in gym class, including badminton, basketball, and talking! Girl just want to have fun, so Jeongun likes to go to the corner and talk with her friends. Not all that uncommon!
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Category: Beginner Season 3 | Comments: 15 Comments »
Grammar: ㄴ/은, ㄹ/을, 는 | Function: talking about the future, talking about the past | Topic: exercise, personality, Time | Politeness Level: standard
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