[SUB] Fairy tales written in easy Korean : The Golden Axe and The Silver Axe

🪓 "The Golden Axe and The Silver Axe(금도끼 은도끼)" in Korean for Beginners : A Unique Learning Experience in Just One Minute!
Dive deep into the intricate beauty of the Korean language! This video uniquely showcases the fascinating distinction between the 'Formal Speech' and 'Formal Writing' forms of Korean, using the timeless tale of "The Golden Axe and The Silver Axe". Whether you're a beginner or someone looking to sharpen their Korean understanding, this is your chance to witness:
🌟 Formal Speech vs. Formal Writing: Korean morphs differently based on its presentation. Experience the transformation and grasp the nuances between the 'Formal Speech(격식 발표)' and 'Formal Writing(격식 쓰기)' styles!
🌟 4 Engaging Reiterations: We present the story in both male and female voices for each style. This repetition strategy not only enriches your understanding but also boosts retention and comprehension.
✅ Rapid Progress Promise: Repeatedly watch this video, and you'll find your Korean skills leveling up faster than you'd expect. It's a power-packed one minute of learning, ideal for any dedicated Korean language enthusiast!
Unlock the potential of Korean language learning, and let this video be your guide to understanding the depth and versatility of Korean. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more insightful content!
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⏲️ Timestamps.
0:00 Male Narrator - Formal Writing
3:10 Female Narrator - Formal Writing
5:55 Male Narrator - Formal Speech/Presentation
9:05 Female Narrator - Formal Speech/Presentation
*그림: 윤정선

[@Zehragul_7]

감사합니다 선생님 💜

[@irenkazoika]

지혜로운 이야기!! 정말 감사합니다!!

[@learnkoreaninkorean]

🙂In Korean, "을/를" is a particle attached after the object when giving a presentation in front of many people or when writing in a formal style. In conversational situations, there are instances where "을/를" is used. It emphasizes when the noun preceding "을/를" is selected within a specific range or when there's a relative clause describing the noun before "을/를". Except for these cases, "을/를" is typically not used in casual conversation. Most Korean textbooks and lessons teach as if you have to use the "을/를" particle in every conversational sentence. However, this is for the sake of educational convenience, and in reality, Koreans don't always speak that way.

[@MariaEugenia-qq9hp]

감사합니다 선생님😊

[@learnkoreaninkorean]

ㅎㅎ이번 이야기는 어땠어요?

[@MariaEugenia-qq9hp]

@@learnkoreaninkorean 정말 좋았어요🤩