The Many Meanings of 네 and 응 | Korean FAQ
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- 네 (“yes”) has many more meanings and uses - the same goes for the casual version of 네 which is 응 (or 어). It can also mean “no” when used to answer a question ending in a negative verb. It can be used to mean “goodbye” at the end of a phone call, “I understand,” as well as “what?” and many more uses.
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Geat lesson as usual! There is another yes in Korean...'예예'. 😁
Just wanted to say u are such a good teacher Billy! I learned Hangul solely following and practicing with the help of your videos. Thank you for all the efforts you put in to make it easy for your viewers to learn! 🙏❤
I saw this kind of comment a lot here! I got to know him only about a few months ago but he must be a great teacher for so many people here👏👏🇰🇷
YAY it is Billy again😄💓 Wow.... actually, I watched her video before so it was so nice to see your video as a series! And by the way your 칠판 the board is so coooool😯👏👏
빌리쌤😀😀 안녕하세요. 항상 눈팅만 하다가 처음으로 댓글 달아봐요. 이게 영어와 한국어의 차이점때문에 첨에 헷갈리는 부분인데 마침 만들어주셔서 너무 반갑네요!! 저는 반대로 미국에서 어렸을 때 살았는데 영어 질문에 답하는게 너무 어려웠어요 ㅋㅋㅋ 예를들면 담임쌤이 "숙제 안 했니?" 하시면 저는 "아니요, 했어요", "???" 요로케 되는 상황이었더랬죠.
아무튼 빌리쌤 한국어 수업을 한국인인 제가 너무 열심히 보고있어요~~ 저도 나중에 언젠가 fluent한 영어로 한국어를 잘 가르치고 싶거든요!! 종종 댓글 남기겠습니다. 한국어 재미있게 가르쳐주셔서 감사하고 항상 응원해요♡♡
I think you are so good at explaining!!! 네~ 네!!! and you are so handsome today hahahaha
In french, if someone asks you a negative question, whether you respond "oui" (네) or "non" (아니요) you confirm the negation in both cases.
thank you so much for your videos, you just explain the features of Korean that don't exist in the other languages so well :)
I understand much better now. I learned hangul with your help. Thanks. I wish to be good at languages like you.
Woah, Billy! That sure was a lot of 네 😂
Loved it, was fun to watch. I picked most of them from kdramas, but kshows seem more genuine of course. My favourite is a rude 네~네😅😅😅
Woaa.. you're so good at teaching.. thank you for the lesson. I really enjoyed it..🤗
it becomes clear👍
From what I've heard, I think English is pretty unusual in the way we answer negative questions.
네~~
this was so helpful!
Your explanations are always so great and easy to follow! 🙌🏻 네 is definitely a powerful word! 😃 I like doing the sarcastic “네~~~ 네~~~” to tease by pretending to agree or acknowledge but actually cutting off the other person like “okay enough”. (The newly coined 뉘예뉘예) 🤣
What say a Japan when he listen: Hai -> yes
What say a Korean when he listen: Ne -> yes
Are You A 日本方 or A 韓國분
I'm not Japanese or Korean. I'm German and know this from a german who lives in Japan.
@@Nik_Stopher you can read kanji and hanja
Only a few, like Japan, the numbers, country, river, and the days of the week and person
Your videos are helping me a lot and i always come back to them if there is anything that i don´t understand from my textbooks=)
I was wondering, if maybe you could make a video about the Lost Vowel that you
mentioned at the end of your third textbook?
That would be awesome, because i would really like to learn how to pronounce it and i would like to learn a bit more about it in general=)
Watch me 네네
can you explain about the differences betwen this two grammar points:
example
건강에 좋다는 약
건강에 좋은 약.
사랑하다는 말
사랑한다는 말
그가 실패하는 것
그가 실패한다는 것
thank you!
The second ones are quoting forms: ruclips.net/video/EK7v_QpfSCA/видео.html
I came because I’m scared of 네 as no... which I knew about but never seem to notice it in conversation. I was hoping to get hints on ways to remember to say yes (or 네) instead of the english no. I guess it’s all about getting my head into Korean headspace instead of english-translated to korean-words-and-grammar.
And thanks for the reminder to use 네 instead of 여보세요 when I answer calls from K-friends, cos I was doing the wrong thing. And 네? as goodbye cos we frequently stumble a bit with ending the call.
Really useful. 감사합니다
Thank you 💙 شكرا💙. 감사합니
You can find this lesson on ttmik also. Thanks for the vid :)
뭐지? ㅋㅋㅋ 내가 한국어를 깨닫고 있어 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 진짜 잘하신다 ㅋㅋㅋ
네 하나로 도대체 몇가지 대화를 하는거야 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 진짜 미치겠다 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 제가 한국어 배우는 입장이라면 정말 어려울 거 같아요 ㅠㅠ 한국어 배우시는 여러분들 힘내세요!
안녕하세요!! 추천영상떠서 들어와봤어요ㅎㅎㅎ외국친구가 한국어 알려달라는데 뭐부터 알려줄까요?? 할려니 뭐부터 해야할지.. 막막하네요
ruclips.net/video/WGoj1V6qKTw/видео.html
thank you so much 💞
Thanks 😃👍
Could you please make a video about the difference in intonation between 뭐 마실래요? (What do you want to drink?) and 뭐 마실래요? (Do you want to drink something?) and other ones like that? Would be really helpful.
ruclips.net/video/st32ke-rBxo/видео.html
Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean oh hahah thanks a lot 🙇🏽♂️😌
How do Koreans know if your saying "What??!" Instead of "What did you say, please repeat yourself." Type of 네 ? They sound pretty similar in the tonal range.
What is 나네?? I just read it somewhere hope someone will answer my confusion.
My wife always says 여보세요 when I call though. Are you saying she doesn't really know me?...
Also you didn't mention my favorite ones, 넵 and 옙
누가 뭐레 해가 넌 너야
Can you say 아 네 for written conversation, like texts? Or is it only for spoken?
It's fine written or spoken.
좋은데 I'd really like to know not "네" but more about the casual one... "어". 유튜브에서 선생님들이 "어"에 대해서 충분히 얘기하지 않더라고요.... ㅜ.ㅜ 친구와 많이 이야기해요 :-)
First view!!