Slow Korean 05. 커플천국, 솔로지옥

Ever wondered why it feels like couples are everywhere in Korea?
From cozy cafes to bustling parks, it seems like love is always in the air. Why Are There So Many Couples in Korea?
In this episode, we dive into the unique reasons - why it stands out, what makes it so visible.
Tune in as we explore the iconic phrase "커플천국, 솔로지옥: Couple's Paradise, Single's Hell".
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[@kdtatayoo]

저는 모쏠이라서 혼자 있을 때 편안함을 느껴져요!! 감사합니다 선생님

[@kimexplainskorean]

⭕️혼자 있을 때 편안함을 느껴요. / ⭕️ 혼자 있을 때 편안함이 느껴져요. 👍

[@kdtatayoo]

@kimexplainskorean 아하!!! 알겠습니다!! 제 실수를 고쳐 주셔서 감사합니다

[@UJNMLEMY]

Would it be possible if you made a video on reviewing irregular verbs/adj and also noun+이다 and negative forms indirect quoting? I’ve been having a hard time with some irregular verb endings like ㄷ 받침 when it comes to indirect quoting.

[@kimexplainskorean]

I know that is so confusing! Sadly I don’t have much time to make it at the moment. But I will try to cover "Indirect quotation in Korean“ (oh.. it is gonna be a long one.) sometime soon.
Quick tip: With -ㄷ irregular verbs, the key is to be aware of when the -ㄷ changes to -ㄹ (typically when followed by vowels) and when it remains unchanged (when followed by consonants). No matter if it is direct speech or reported speech.

[@UJNMLEMY]

@@kimexplainskorean well, I’ll be looking forward to it! Thanks for the tip!!