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If you need to say, “I’ll stop at the store before I come home” in Korean, can you do it? You’d be at a loss for words all the time if you couldn’t utilize “before.” What about if you need to say, “Where should we go after the movie?” Once again, it’s hard to imagine not being able to use “after.” These are two more of those words that become second nature, and you’ll use them all the time.
In this beginner Korean lesson, discover the many ways to use -기 전에 (before) and -ㄴ/은 다음에 (after). As always, you’re sure to benefit from the many examples and sample sentences utilizing “before” and “after.” You might think your Korean was great before this lesson. Just wait until after you read it!
There are some sentence structures that you just can’t go without. Consider those that incorporate “even,” “at least” and “some.” You use them all the time, right? Here are some examples: “At least it’s not raining,” “Would you like some food?” and “I like it, even if it’s not the one I wanted.” Sentences like these are so common, you probably don’t realize how much you use them.
Unlock a powerful new ability with this KoreanPod101.com lesson. You’ll master –라도 to incorporate “at least,” “some” and “even” into your conversations. As a bonus, this lesson is chock full of helpful vocabulary words and example sentences. This is one Korean lesson you don’t want to miss!
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Learning Korean with KoreanClass101.com is fun and easy, but at the same it’s also very helpful because you can learn to use really natural expressions that Korean people use on a daily basis. Today’s lesson will introduce to you another very useful expression, used to describe something in a little softer manner. So listen in to this Lower Intermediate lesson and find that out! And while you’re at KoreanClass101.com, be sure to leave us a post. 
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Learn Korean with KoreanClass101.com, and learn how to let other know that you’re in a hurry or in an urgent need of something, with a little exaggeration. In the Korean culture, it is considered to be a virtue to be not so direct and straightforward, but sometimes you just need to be able to say certain things that are a bit more pressing. So listen in to this Lower Intermediate lesson and find that out ! And while you’re at KoreanClass101.com, be sure to leave us a post. 
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Your cute Korean girlfriend is hanging off your arm and asking… “buy me this!” But in this conversation, there’s no such thing as the gentlemen typically found in Korean dramas. Jinyong is saying “no!” As you learn Korean with KoreanClass101.com, listen in to this conversation between a Korean couple. If you’re dating in Korea, or looking for a date in Korea, listen in to this lesson to find out exactly what you DON’T want to do! In this lesson, we’ll be going over the requestive, used to ask for things, and favors. A great tool to use with your Korean significant other! 
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Grammar: ㄴ/은 다음에, 기 전에 | Function: asking about locations, order of actions | Topic: bag, eating, food, Time, tv | Politeness Level: intimate
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