Shapes in Korean - 여러가지 모양들
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
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that was quite an interesting bag she described
Focus on the video rather then the story please.
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It was a joke
oval, ellipse: 타원
sphere: 구 (구형: sphere shape)
cube: 정육면체
rectangular parallelepiped: 직육면체
cone: 원뿔
triangular pyramid: 삼각뿔
truncated cone: 원뿔대
Jooyeon's pronunciation of "quadrilateral" is so cute! LOL
She's just cute, all-around. lol
It's really fortunate that I'm Chinese, so a lot of these words sound similar to how they are in mandarin! Thanks TTMIK!
Jungkook infires me Some Korean words used Chinese/ Hanja such as 직선 (直線 zhixian), 원형 (圓形 yuanxing), 삼각형 (三角形 sanjiaoxing) and so on..
Like cha- wc means tea
wow I've been studying Korean for almost 4 years and I've always wanted to learn various shapes!!!
한국어 공부한지 거의 4년 됐어도 모양의 종류 몰랐네요. 감사합니다!!
5:20 Wow, im not native but that th- prononciation sounds perfect
You always do useful videos ㅜㅜ 선생님 고맙습니다
It´s been ages since I last learned about shapes... Wow! Look where I´m now! 22 years old and learning about shapes
I'm English and I have never used the word quadrilateral in my whole life 😂
Anyways this video is super helpful, thank you so much!!
Your video lessons are very useful.thank you
+hemantha dayarathna malwanna hewage Thank you!! 감사합니다.
I just love TTMIK videos! Fun to watch and very easy to understand and learn. Great job! Tons of thanks!!!
As designer this is really helpful, thank you.
Finding "Nemo" (at 6:00) Found him!
I've been waiting for this for long time, thanks for the great video. This lesson will stuck in my head forever!
not all people are 직 either. can we say 곡 사람 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
I feel the need to appreciate your pun hahah
Zhenhao Guo ㅋㅋㅋ
Hi TTMIK Team, can you please make a detailed video about Korean numbers; the two different systems, how to count with them and the different uses? Thank you.
+헤일리 They've made an audio lesson about that on their site
too much information for my brain 😂❤️
wow... this is such a nice, long and useful lesson! Thank you!!
많이 배우고 있읍니다. 감사해요 :)
Thank you for such a comprehensive lesson about shapes!
선생님 고맙습니다 🙏🏻 thnx for the help this rly is the bets YT Channel to learn Korean
저는 네팔 사람 입니다. 중요한 행사 하고 재미있으니까 저는 너무 좋습니. 감사합니다.사랑합니다.
Thanks! Helpful as always!
I loved this lesson l!! Learned a lot. Thank you!
This was a great video lesson, thank you so much ~
I always look forward to your new lesson!
Some Korean words have same pronunciation with Chinese/ Hanja such as 직선 (直線 zhixian), 원형 (圓形 yuanxing), 삼각형 (三角形 sanjiaoxing) and so on..
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This was a great video. I have a question though. Can "동그라미를 치다" be used when something circles around something else? Or is it only when you draw a circle on something?
Ex. 고양이는 쥐를 동그라미를 쳐요." = The cat circles the rat.
Does that make sense?
감사합니다 for the lesson. It was very useful.
고양이가 쥐를 동그라미 쳐요 X
고양이가 쥐 주위를 동그랗게 돌아요 O
동그라미 치다 it is mean draw circle. just use to human acting
동그라미 치다 korean use only two situations
1. After exam, cheking the correct answers.
(ex 정답에 동그라미 치다)
2.when you have to remember date, drawing circle on the calendar.
(ex 달력에 동그라미 치다)
+리춘자 고맙스니다.
Thanks for your video very useful
고마워 누나
Tq
고맙습니다.누님!
I really love TALK TO ME IN KOREAN so much! I have every single book you publish
THANK YOU SO MUCH
جميلة جدا
정말 유용하네요! 고맙습니다 TTMIK
congrats jooyeon!
Hurt shaped cushion… 귀엽다!^^ (If you want to freak some guy out, tell him that his “alopecia areata” is showing!)
안녕하세요 선생님
Amazing👏👏👏👏👍😍
how can i be your student in online class? and how about the fee?
Jooyeon Ssi! notice me please!
What the difference between 직선 and 직진?
obligatory bts comment but an easy way to remember 직선 is that it’s an anagram of 석진. just felt i had to say this because it’s the only shape i have memorized so far only bc of that shortcut. okay goodnight it’s midnight and i shouldn’t be up after studying so hard today
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영 and 양
WhT's the differencf
It wud be much better if you also write d romanized korean wors.
I don’t agree. It’s much better to learn the pronunciation using Hangul. Romanisation is the tool of the Devil.
Pronunciation of quadrilateral wasn't that little different?
Is the -요 form of 세모나다 세모나요 or 세모내요?
That's 세모나요.
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Great content
Hello, why do you say 세모내요 if the infinitive is 세모나다? Why not 세모나요??? Thank you ^^
It's conjugated.
Heurt...Park hehehehe
I dooont understand what mean
To circule
단어가 좋은 것을 의미한다면
Wait so "yes" and "4" is the same in Korean?
four is originally 넷 and yes is 네. When 4 is used for counting it's 넷 and other times its becomes 네...
so its pronounced "넷" (넫) ??
yes
lol this will b a bit confusing but thanks
you will be able to understand though, from the context. Good luck!
5:11 "On your meth test" xD
"quadrilateral" :P
Korean is really similar to Chinese 🤔🤔🤔
U forgot to explain star shaped in video
Vishal Jhangi star shape = 별 모양 = byul moyang
"heart" = "hart" in speech which is exactly how the korean words sound like....not "heert" please.
it makes my heart hurt to hear you say heart :)
Sounds like hurt shape lol
How did she know I had a meth test?
U r too fasttttt. My brainnn
Y the heck she say Heart like tht
Your video lessons are very useful.thank you