One word means both “to” and “from” in Korean?
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- 한테 and 에게 are both translated to either “to” or “from” in the Korean language. Learn how to use these words correctly with this lesson by teacher Hyunwoo.
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내게 = 나에게
내겐 = 내게는 (나에겐/나에게는)
네게/니게 = 너에게
제게 = 저에게
I don't think 니게 is a thing? I've never heard 네게 pronounced as 니게. Only 네가/네 might be pronounced as 니가/니, but I don't think that's the case for 네게.
Korean Vaporeon Why? Or we'll be confused with 내게.
한테 = 에게
[Time]에서 [Time] 까지 = from [TIME] to [TIME]
[Place]부터/에서/서[Place]까지 = from [Place] to [Place]
여기서 = 여기에서
거기서 = 거기에서
저기서 = 저기에서
어디서 = 어디에서
Emmmm isn't 에서 and 까지 for the place??
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I really like how he explain things and it's very clear
hyunwoo ur such a bro
these videos are perfect, bite sized lessons
I love the fact that the video is so short yet to informative
Omg I remember for some reason in Korean class I would always get these two mixed up. A lot of us in the class would. Great video I'm going to share this with 신 선생님 .
just in time phew!!!!
btw great video guys as usual
and thank you all so much for encouraging me to never stop learning korean
감사합니다
Excellent video
Thank you
And what about 께 particles doesn't it means the same as 한테/한테서 and 에게/에게서
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Once again thanks alot!
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thanks for your hard work hyunwoo-songsengnim!!!
Hello sir i have one question
지하철 안에서는 다른 사람들에게 방해가 않도록 __________ 이야기해야 합니다.
1. 천천히
2. 조용히
Which one is correct?
suman adhikari 천천히 is slowly, 조용히 is quietly.
In order to not disturb other people on the subway, one should speak ...
Thanks a lot ♥️😊
He is looking so cool when he talking in English
에게서/한테서 = from someone
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It makes so much sense now!!!
The intro tho😂
I needed this! I have been confused
In before lessons you told that 에서 NOT used for time!!! But here you used for time! Please answer my question because I'm confused☹️🙏thank you in advance✨
Emmmm isn't 에서 and 까지 for the place??
Moroccan EXOL same question!
Yep they are used for both place and time if you refer to this example on 3:59
Korean language is like s riddle
you have to know what the word
is
What if I wanted to say that I'm running away from someone, or running towards someone? Wouldn't that be confusing, when using 한테 ?
....you most probably will have to use the "-부터" or "-까지" particles or adding an adjective/adverb to the sentence like " far/far away".
Is there a general name for suffixes that add a role to a word in korean? Suffixes like 는,를,가/이,한테,에게
You don't really have that concept in English. It just tends to be a different word altogether for a different context.
These are particles. Whether it's topic particle, subject one, place indicator etc, it's basically a particle.
@@davvixi9077 Interesting, thanks.
Hi teacher. How about how to say, "You said to me the other day..." ?
위에서, 에게
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그런데 께로부터를 존댓말을 할 때 사용할 수 있어요?
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