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= You have to practice everyday when learning Korean.

When the verb stem ends in ㄹ, drop the ㄹ!.

= In making tteokbokki, you need rice cakes and red chili paste.

This example talk about what it takes to do the action of buying a cup of coffee, which is 1,000 won.

= It is 1,000 won to buy a cup of coffee.

This is not to be confused with -ㄴ/은/는데, which does NOT have a space between -ㄴ/은/는 and 데!.

This will become clearer in the examples, but let’s start with a formula: 는 데(에) is used for talking about what it takes to do an action. 안녕하세요! Today we have a short lesson about a useful structure that’s used for talking about what doing an action requires: -는 데(에). After all, Rome wasn’t built in a day! I hope this was useful! Good luck and 화이팅!! korean learn korean korean langblr langblr study korean studying korean learning korean korean language learn learn languages study study languages studyspo studyinspo With experience, your lessons will probably become more sophisticated and your audience will grow gradually. One day I posted a lesson that was super popular for some reason and just blew up! But if that doesn’t happen for you, no worries! Sometimes if just takes time to get used to making lessons and gaining an audience. I hope this helped! I’m honestly not sure how I myself gained the amount of followers that I have. This is also sure to gain the support of your followers!

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You never know if the people scrolling through those tags would be interested in learning! Throw in any hashtags that come to mind, however loosely related to the lesson they might be. Omg thank you!!! I think it’s amazing you decided to start your own langblr! I’m also glad to be an inspiration! First, I would say to use as many hashtags on your posts as possible! If you want to attract more people, this is one of the ways to do it. Want to expand your Korean vocabulary and get closer to fluency? Get D rops Premium using my affiliate link! See you next time! 다음에 봐요! korean korean language hangul langblr korean langblr study korean studying korean learn korean learning korean studyblr studyspo studyinspo kpop kdrama exo itzy bts nct clc blackpink ateez red velvet snsd shinee monsta x skz If you want to practice writing and reading Korean with others, join my Discord chat here! That’s about it for this lesson! Even though it’s a short list, this kind of vocab is always good to know!

If you want to say something like “three o’clock” = 3시.

Hour = 시간 (this means “time,” but can also be used to mean “hour”).

안녕! Hey everyone! In this vocab list, we’re going to learn about some words related to time, like “before,” “after,” “always,” “never,” and more! Let’s start! 시작해 볼까요?