Korean Language Guide Lessons (Page 4)

Let's dive into the Korean grammar structure ...기도 하고 ...기도하다, which denotes both simultaneous and alternate actions or states.

Learn the Korean grammar pattern "게/기 마련이다" which conveys the inevitability or naturalness of an outcome.

Learn more about the Korean grammar pattern (으)ㅁ으로써 that indicates achieving a result through a specific action.

Learn the Korean grammar pattern 을/를 통해(서) that signifies achieving something through or by means of an object or process.

Learn about the Korean grammar patterns (이)라는 and (이)란 which are used to specify what the person or thing is "called".