Wow, this verb ending sure is very versatile! So woukd it be accurate to say that it has a little bit of 거든(요), a little bit of 군(요), a little bit of 네(요) all in the same verb ending? 🤔
wow I love that you also talked about the intonation, I feel so awkward when I am reading/speaking and I don't know what is the correct intonation to make!!!
안녕하세요. I would like consult about the following: -> Can you tell me if the below sentences are correct? Are they interchangeable or what is the difference between the two? Which one sound natural or formal? 세탁기 사용하는 밥법 좀 알려 줄래요? 세탁기 어떻게 사용하는지 좀 알려 줄래요? -> What is the difference between 야 하다/되다 and 을/ㄹ 필요가 있다/ 없다? 저는 먹어야 해요/돼요. 저는 먹을 필요가 있어요. 저는 안 먹어야 해요/ 돼요. 저는 먹을 필요가 없어요. -> is my understanding correct? ㄹ래요 ending can be translated as do you feel like VERB+ING in English ㄹ까요 ending can be translated would you mind/ would you like VERB/ would you know ADJECTIVE -> What is the difference between 다시 하다, 반복하다 and 거듭하다? Thank you 😊
안녕하세요 ~~ 😀 I love your profile image. Very very cute!! 넘 귀여워요~~ 🥹 세탁기 사용하는 밥법 좀 알려 줄래요? 세탁기 어떻게 사용하는지 좀 알려 줄래요? 👉Both sound natural and but a bit causal, even with 요. The reason is when we ask someone for a favour, we tend to use a more polite version. So 줄래요 is a bit limited in its usage. It's better suited for when you're talking to someone of a similar age and have a relatively close relationship, like close work colleagues, or when addressing someone much younger in a polite way, like an elder to teenagers. So if you are talking to someone older or you don't have a close relationship, it's better to go for the more polite versions, 알려 주시겠어요 or 알려 주실 수 있으세요. 야 하다/되다 and 을/ㄹ 필요가 있다/ 없다 👉야 하다/되다 literally means 'have to/must/should, more about obligation'. 을/ㄹ 필요가 있다/ 없다 literally means 'it's necessary to do something, more about necessities. So 저는 먹어야 해요/돼요 implies 'I have to/should eat it. Whereas, 저는 먹을 필요가 있어요 implies that it's necessary for me to eat it. One more thing! in a negative form of 야 하다/되다 is 면 안 되다. So the correct way to say 저는 안 먹어야 해요/ 돼요 is 저는 먹으면 안 돼요. ㄹ래요 👉 Yes, you're right. It conveys the meaning of do you feel like ing or do you want to do something in English. It implies a suggestion or invitation, asking if someone desires or is willing to do the action indicated by the verb. ㄹ까요 👉It typically expresses a polite suggestion, often translated as would you like to or shall we. It's mainly used for proposing an action or asking for someone's opinion or intention regarding an action. It you can use it to show your curiosity without expecting a response from the listener for example, 왜 그럴까(요)? 다시 하다, 반복하다 and 거듭하다 👉다시 하다 means to do again or to do once more. It's a general term and simply indicates the action of doing something again without emphasising any specific pattern or sequence. 반복하다 means to repeat or to do something repeatedly. It's formal and emphasises the action of doing something multiple times. 거듭하다 means to do something repeatedly or to happen again and again. It's formal and focuses more on a sense of recurrence or continual repetition. 도움이 되길 바래요. 😉
I love your videos! They're so informative and the editing is super cute!! Could you maybe make a video on how you edit your videos? I'd be very interested in the process :) 동영상 잘 봤어요~
Wow, this verb ending sure is very versatile! So woukd it be accurate to say that it has a little bit of 거든(요), a little bit of 군(요), a little bit of 네(요) all in the same verb ending? 🤔
어느 정도 맞는 말이에요. 문맥에 따라서 '거든요, 군요, 네요'가 아주 조금씩 섞여 들어갈 수 있죠. 정말 좋은 관점이네요. 😀
감사합니다! Just learn Korean 영상을 계속 보고 한국어를 열심히 공부하겠어요! ^^
@@Oviraptor10 정말 감사해요. ☺ 한국어 실력이 쑥쑥 늘기를 바랄게요.~~
wow I love that you also talked about the intonation, I feel so awkward when I am reading/speaking and I don't know what is the correct intonation to make!!!
도움이 돼서 다행이에요~ 😀 아~ 그런 어려움이 있으시군요. 앞으로 비디오 만드는데 참고하도록 할게요. 감사합니다!!!
yes omg thank you, i've been thinking about this and could never understand
Im ready for this video because i still dont get the 고요! Excited to learn, lol.
안녕하세요. I would like consult about the following:
-> Can you tell me if the below sentences are correct? Are they interchangeable or what is the difference between the two? Which one sound natural or formal?
세탁기 사용하는 밥법 좀 알려 줄래요?
세탁기 어떻게 사용하는지 좀 알려 줄래요?
-> What is the difference between 야 하다/되다 and 을/ㄹ 필요가 있다/ 없다?
저는 먹어야 해요/돼요.
저는 먹을 필요가 있어요.
저는 안 먹어야 해요/ 돼요.
저는 먹을 필요가 없어요.
-> is my understanding correct?
ㄹ래요 ending can be translated as do you feel like VERB+ING in English
ㄹ까요 ending can be translated would you mind/ would you like VERB/ would you know ADJECTIVE
-> What is the difference between 다시 하다, 반복하다 and 거듭하다?
Thank you 😊
안녕하세요 ~~ 😀 I love your profile image. Very very cute!! 넘 귀여워요~~ 🥹
세탁기 사용하는 밥법 좀 알려 줄래요? 세탁기 어떻게 사용하는지 좀 알려 줄래요?
👉Both sound natural and but a bit causal, even with 요. The reason is when we ask someone for a favour, we tend to use a more polite version. So 줄래요 is a bit limited in its usage. It's better suited for when you're talking to someone of a similar age and have a relatively close relationship, like close work colleagues, or when addressing someone much younger in a polite way, like an elder to teenagers. So if you are talking to someone older or you don't have a close relationship, it's better to go for the more polite versions, 알려 주시겠어요 or 알려 주실 수 있으세요.
야 하다/되다 and 을/ㄹ 필요가 있다/ 없다
👉야 하다/되다 literally means 'have to/must/should, more about obligation'. 을/ㄹ 필요가 있다/ 없다 literally means 'it's necessary to do something, more about necessities. So 저는 먹어야 해요/돼요 implies 'I have to/should eat it. Whereas, 저는 먹을 필요가 있어요 implies that it's necessary for me to eat it.
One more thing! in a negative form of 야 하다/되다 is 면 안 되다. So the correct way to say 저는 안 먹어야 해요/ 돼요 is 저는 먹으면 안 돼요.
ㄹ래요
👉 Yes, you're right. It conveys the meaning of do you feel like ing or do you want to do something in English. It implies a suggestion or invitation, asking if someone desires or is willing to do the action indicated by the verb.
ㄹ까요
👉It typically expresses a polite suggestion, often translated as would you like to or shall we. It's mainly used for proposing an action or asking for someone's opinion or intention regarding an action. It you can use it to show your curiosity without expecting a response from the listener for example, 왜 그럴까(요)?
다시 하다, 반복하다 and 거듭하다
👉다시 하다 means to do again or to do once more. It's a general term and simply indicates the action of doing something again without emphasising any specific pattern or sequence.
반복하다 means to repeat or to do something repeatedly. It's formal and emphasises the action of doing something multiple times.
거듭하다 means to do something repeatedly or to happen again and again. It's formal and focuses more on a sense of recurrence or continual repetition.
도움이 되길 바래요. 😉
@@justlearnkorean 네, 라면을 너무 좋아해요 😊 도와주셔서 정말 감사합니다.
언어를 배운다는 것은 단순히 어휘를 아는 것 많이 이상의 의미를 갖이에요.
선생님이 중요한 추가 정보를 제공해요.
Patreon 페이지에는도 흥미로운 내용이 많이 있고 예를 많이 들어주셔서 정말 도움이 많이 됐어요.
매우 감사합니다. ☺
맞아요. 외국어를 배우면 많은 것이 바뀌는 거 같아요. 😀
도움이 돼서 정말 기뻐요!!
잘 설명했으로 감사..이 문법이 이애하는 지 어려워있었지만 현재 잘 이애했어요 ❤
정말 다행이에요. 감사합니다~ ☺️
Merci pour cette vidéo ! Elle répond à une interrogation que j'avais depuis un moment déjà. 🤗
Merci. Je suis heureux que la vidéo vous ait été utile.😀
Thank you! I heard it in many kdramas and korean youtube channel, i understand now
맞아요. '고요'를 정말 많이 쓰죠? 도움이 돼서 다행이에요! 감사합니다~~ 😀
I love your videos! They're so informative and the editing is super cute!! Could you maybe make a video on how you edit your videos? I'd be very interested in the process :) 동영상 잘 봤어요~
하하..😀 정말 감사합니당~~~ 좋게 봐주시니 기분이 좋네요..