Day 22: Talking About Past Experiences in Korean – Learn How to Use the Past Tense Welcome to Day 22 of your Korean language journey! Today, we’ll focus on how to talk about past experiences and how to use the past tense in Korean. Being able to talk about what you did in the past is a crucial part of conversations in any language. Whether you’re sharing a story, talking about something you did yesterday, or recalling a past event, knowing how to conjugate verbs in the past tense will allow you to communicate more effectively in Korean. By the end of this lesson, you’ll be able to describe past actions, express what you’ve done, and start engaging in past-tense conversations . 1. The Basics of Past Tense in Korean In Korean, the past tense is relatively easy to form because the conjugation is based on the verb stem . To conjugate a verb in the past tense, you typically add -았어요 (-asseoyo) or -었어요 (-eosseoyo) to the verb stem, depending on the vowel at the end of the ver...