걷다, 산책하다, 뛰다, 뛰어가다, 달리다 | Mastering Korean Verbs with Present, Past, Future Tenses, and Examples

Today's Korean verbs are '걷다, 산책하다, 뛰다, 뛰어가다, 달리다.'
Let's learn 5 Korean verbs and their present, past, and future tenses a day!
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오늘의 어휘는 '걷다, 산책하다, 뛰다, 뛰어가다, 달리다' 입니다.
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• 걷다 [걷따] [geot-dda] v. walk
• 산책하다 [산채카다] [san-chae-ka-da] v. stroll; walk
• 뛰다 [뛰다] [ddwi-da] v. run
• 뛰어가다 [뛰어가다] [ddwi-eo-ga-da] v. run to certain place
• 달리다 [달리다] [dal-li-da] v. run
Create a solid understanding of fundamental Korean verbs with our video '걷다, 산책하다, 뛰다, 뛰어가다, 달리다 | Mastering Korean Verbs with Present, Past, Future Tenses, and Examples.' This video is perfect for beginners and offers a step-by-step guide to mastering the use of these common verbs in various tenses, complete with example sentences to practice and perfect your pronunciation and understanding.
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뛰다 vs 달리다
뛰다 (ddwi-da) and 달리다 (dal-li-da) are both Korean verbs that relate to the action of running, but they have slightly different connotations and usages:
* 뛰다: This verb generally means "to run" or "to jump." It is used in a broader context and can refer to any quick movement, not strictly limited to running. It can also imply hopping, skipping, or jumping. For example, "아이가 뛰어 놀고 있다" translates to "The child is running (or playing) around."
* 달리다: This verb is more specific to "running," particularly in a continuous, steady, or fast manner. It is often used to describe running in sports or athletic contexts. For example, "마라톤을 달리다" translates to "to run a marathon."
In summary, while both can mean "to run," 뛰다 is more general and can include various kinds of quick movements, while 달리다 is more specifically about running, often in a sustained or athletic sense.

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감사합니다 선생님...

[@uddinhanif119]

굉장히 감사합니다 선생님

[@prandisapdonghaelee]

안녕하십니까~ 인도네시아에서 인사 드립니다.
선생님, 저 질문 하나 있는데요. 이 댓글 보시면 설명을 부탁합니다. "벽돌"의 단위명사가 왜 '장'으로 사용합니까?
제가 미리 안 것은 '장'이란 단위명사가 종이나 유리와 같이 얇고 넓적한 물건을 세는 단위라고 합니다. 그런데 벽돌이 딱 하나만 있으면 제일 알맞은 단위가 '개'나 '장'입니까?