Korean Lessons ᚛ Level 4 - Intermediate Korean #1 (Lessons 91 to 120)
Level 4 - Intermediate Korean #1 (Lessons 91 to 120)
Lesson 91 - Nominalization of Korean verbs #1 [-기]
Lesson 92 - Nominalization of Korean verbs #2 [-는 것]
Lesson 93 - To seem in Korean, "it looks like" [-(으)ㄴ/는/(으)ㄹ 것 같다]
Lesson 94 - To look in Korean, to appear [-아/어 보이다]
Lesson 95 - To try in Korean, to have the chance to [-아/어 보다]
Lesson 96 - To have had the chance to in Korean, "have you ever" [적]
Lesson 97 - To know / To not know in Korean [-(으)ㄴ/는/(으)ㄹ지]
Lesson 98 - To know how to / To not know how to in Korean [-(으)ㄹ 줄]
Lesson 99 - When, at the moment when in Korean [-(으)ㄹ 때]
Lesson 100 - During, while in Korean #1 [-는 동안]
Lesson 101 - During, while in Korean #2 [-(으)면서]
Lesson 102 - Before and after in Korean [전에] [-기 전에] / [후에] [-(으)ㄴ 후에]
Lesson 103 - In the middle of, in the process of in Korean [중] [-는 중]
Lesson 104 - As soon as in Korean #1 [-자마자]
Lesson 105 - Since in Korean, "it has been ... since" [-(으)ㄴ 지]
Lesson 106 - Like, as in Korean [처럼] [같이]
Lesson 107 - "You know that..." in Korean [-잖아(요)]
Lesson 108 - Direct speech in Korean, quoting someone [-(이)라고] [-하고]
Lesson 109 - Indirect speech in Korean #1 [-(ㄴ/는)다고] [-(이)라고]
Lesson 110 - Indirect speech in Korean #2 [-냐고] [-자고] [-(으)라고]
Lesson 111 - Purpose, "in order to" in Korean #1 [-(으)려고] [-(으)러]
Lesson 112 - Purpose, "in order to" in Korean #2 [-기 위해(서)]
Lesson 113 - Conditional intention in Korean [-(으)려면]
Lesson 114 - Honorific particles in Korean [께서] [께서는] [께]
Lesson 115 - Emotions in Korean, feelings [-아/어하다]
Lesson 116 - The choice "or" between nouns in Korean [(이)나] [(이)라도] [(이)든(지)]
Lesson 117 - The choice "or" between verbs in Korean [-거나] [-든(지)]
Lesson 118 - The particle of abundance in Korean [(이)나]
Lesson 119 - Everything, something in Korean [다 / 모두] [ㄴ가] [어느]
