좋다/좋아하다, 기쁘다/기뻐하다, When do you use which? 🤔 (Watch on full screen)

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This was a question that a student asked in class. (Thanks again, Keyon, for all the good questions! ^^) This video is about 좋다/좋아하다, 기쁘다/기뻐하다. I wanted to go into more details and talk more about other adjectives (행복하다/행복해하다, 슬프다/슬퍼하다, etc.) but I’ll do it in another video and this is a shorter version. This time it’s about main differences and when to use which :) Ask me questions in the comment if you have any :)
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