45 Korean Contractions that Instantly Improve Korean Listening & Speaking

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  • Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
  • Improve your Korean speaking and listening skills by mastering these must-know Korean contractions, which are also known as 'short forms'. It's a simple, easy and practical way to understand Korean native speakers better and speak Korean fluently. 😀
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  • @justlearnkorean
    @justlearnkorean  3 месяца назад +9

    Be careful! There is an error in number 12. 🫣 The verb 서두르다 means to hurry/rush, not stay/remain. Very sorry, and I'll check more thoroughly in the future. 정말 정말 죄송합니다~ 😯

  • @stephentsang9194
    @stephentsang9194 2 года назад +4

    I have to say that this did instantly improve my Korean. Thanks so so much!

    • @justlearnkorean
      @justlearnkorean  2 года назад +1

      I'm so glad, Stephen. Thank you for watching. : )

  • @victor4550
    @victor4550 3 месяца назад +1

    I thought I would know most of the contractions, but then I saw 마음 to 맘, 다음 to 담 등등... 😶 배울 단어 많네요! 이런 동영상 정말 감사합니다!

    • @justlearnkorean
      @justlearnkorean  3 месяца назад

      새로운 단어들이 있어서 다행이에요. 😉 저도 정말 감사합니다~

    • @Menderboy27
      @Menderboy27 Месяц назад

      도움이 되지 않았던 것 같아요

  • @hantran-kk5co
    @hantran-kk5co 3 месяца назад

    유익한 정보 주셔서 너무 감사합니다❤

    • @justlearnkorean
      @justlearnkorean  3 месяца назад

      유익했다니 다행이에요. 저도 감사합니다!! 😀

  • @harald_hangukjoahaejo9844
    @harald_hangukjoahaejo9844 2 года назад +1

    매우 유익한 비디오.
    나는 몇 단어를 알고 있었다.
    선생님 감사합니다.
    That's the kind if Videos I need.
    First Question at example 11: is there a deeper reason to use different verb types?
    Second Question at example 18 : is 때문입니다 and 의함하거든요 interchangeable?
    Third Question at example 38: why is used 사응해 / 싸?

    • @justlearnkorean
      @justlearnkorean  2 года назад

      안녕하세요. Thank you for coming back. I’m glad that you’ve already known some. Well done. : )
      11. 할까요? VS 해요. : Yes, there is a reason to use the different sentence endings. '할까요? (shall we?)' is more polite as it’s an indirect way to make a suggestion. Whereas 해요 is the same as '-하자 (let’s+verb)’. ('-하자' can be used to your friends for example, 해요 can be used when you talk to someone who is close to you but you should still show some respect, such as close work colleagues.)
      18. 때문입니다. VS -거든요.: Yes, they’re interchangeable, there’s just a difference in nuance. You can use때문이다when you need to emphasise the reason as 때문이다 itself literally means ‘it is because -‘.
      38. 사용하다 VS 쓰다 : 사용하다 is formal and sophisticated but쓰다 is more colloquial, 쓰다 is often used in formal contexts though.
      Hope they all answer to your questions. Anything unclear, let me know. : )

    • @harald_hangukjoahaejo9844
      @harald_hangukjoahaejo9844 2 года назад +1

      Thank you very much for the detailed answers to my questions.
      Please excuse my late response.
      Could it be a topic for a new video about Pairs of Verbs that are different vocabs in polite and casual form?

    • @justlearnkorean
      @justlearnkorean  2 года назад +1

      @@harald_hangukjoahaejo9844 No worries. : ) I just wanted to say that I'm grateful that someone like you who is really motivated to learn Korean is watching my videos. Of course I can make a lesson about the polite and casual forms of verbs. It'd be really helpful. I hope I can come up with as many words as possible. 넘 감사해요.

    • @harald_hangukjoahaejo9844
      @harald_hangukjoahaejo9844 2 года назад

      @@justlearnkorean That would be great. I'm glad that I've found your channel. You do it very well.
      저도 넘 감사해요

  • @seeyalighter3528
    @seeyalighter3528 3 месяца назад

    I think there’s been a mistake on example 12. 서두르다 means to hurry/rush but it says in the video that it means to stay/remain.
    Please let me know if I need to be corrected.

    • @justlearnkorean
      @justlearnkorean  3 месяца назад +1

      Ah~~~🫣 Yes, you're right. 서두르다 means to hurry/rush. I don't know how I missed this. I'm sooooo sorry and thank you!! 😀

  • @aayybb4
    @aayybb4 Год назад

    감사합니다

  • @creativekolpika
    @creativekolpika 2 месяца назад

    What does " BU-YEO" means in Korean!?

  • @siriusb144
    @siriusb144 2 года назад +1

    seus vídeos são ótimos, tia!!
    é realmente útil porque eu ficava confuso com essa mudança.
    eu posso escrever dessa forma quando estiver na internet, por exemplo?

    • @justlearnkorean
      @justlearnkorean  2 года назад +1

      안녕하세요, 경태. : )
      Eu usei o tradutor do google. Espero ter entendido corretamente seu comentário e pergunta.
      Obrigado por assistir. Fico feliz que você tenha achado a lição útil.
      Sim, você pode usar os formulários contratados na internet se puder ser informal e casual (com base em quem são os leitores-alvo). No entanto, alguns formulários contratados são usados ​​em contextos FORMAL e INFORMAL na internet, como 얘기하다, 전, 제, 저흰, 절
      ** I used the Google translator. Hope I understood your comment and question correctly.
      Thank you for watching. I’m glad you found the lesson helpful.
      Yes, you can use the contracted forms on the internet if you can be informal and casual (based on who the target readers are). However, some contracted forms are used in both FORMAL & INFORMAL contexts on the internet such as 얘기하다, 전, 제, 저흰, 절

    • @siriusb144
      @siriusb144 2 года назад

      @@justlearnkorean hmm interesting! thanks again. I understood very well. I hope your channel gets more recognition!
      다시 한번 감사합니다!

    • @justlearnkorean
      @justlearnkorean  2 года назад

      @@siriusb144 저도 감사합니다. : )