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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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)! If you’re ever walking the streets of Korea, you’re going to be walking by vendors selling delicious tteokbokki (떡복이), and odaeng (오댕), among various other types of food. When that sweet aroma of food hits you, you’re going to want to say “I’m hungry!.” Why not learn how to say just that in Korean! We’re also going over how to say “I’m full” and the very useful adverb 많이 (manhi), which means “very” or “many.” After listening, stop by KoreanClass101.com and leave us a post!
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Grammar: 까지, 라도 | Function: buying things, spending money, talking about buying things | Topic: food, hunger, money, shopping | Politeness Level: intimate
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