(으)려면 "If you want to" | Live Class Abridged
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- This is an abridged version of the live stream from 9-19-2021 about the grammar form (으)려면, which is a shortened version of (으)려고 하면 and is used to mean "if you want to." We also learned how this form is different from the regular ~고 싶으면 or ~고 싶다면 forms, as well as two alternative forms for (으)려면, (을/ㄹ)려면 and (을/ㄹ)라면.
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The whole 화장실 section was hilarious!
i had already learned this grammar but i'm here giving you my support, thank you for everything 선생님 you help me a lot
he was in a funny-goofy mood when filming this one hahaha
3:20 he got dat Micky Mouse voice 😂
Loved this video, such clear and simple explanations and examples! 💕
thank you
The sound of 라면at time 7:08 is same as Chinese 拉麵🍜noodle😂😂
amazing class, thank you! but also please tell me something.. is it the same 라면 as in bts's fake love??? 널 위해서라면 난 슬퍼도 강한 적 할 수가 있어서... or whatever... if not what's that grammar?🥺
No, this grammar form is (으)려면. That form is (이)라면.
@@GoBillyKorean 이이이이 ok thank you sm!
3:20 where did that came from 😂😂😂
Oh boy, I always have to reduce the speed since I'm a beginner, someone tell me why I am here please 🙃
Is it only use for formal situation? Base on the sentence ending
It depends on the rest of the verb and how it's conjugated.
@@GoBillyKorean ohh okayy. One last question, is there a difference between 지만 and 는데?
@@utotsskiee8543 Yes, check out my Live Streams to find lessons about most common topics: ruclips.net/video/9H2SGJtCQLU/видео.html
It's not crowded enough to be Jeju.
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