Three Hanja for ordering food 小 中 大 (한자) | Korean FAQ
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- This is about the 한자 words 소, 중, and 대, which can be used to order food in a restaurant (as 소짜, 중짜, and 대짜).
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Re-uploaded to fix a small ("小") mistake during the intro (you'll see it).
소, 중, 대!! Those words are used a lot in Korea at a restaurant!!! As he mentioned, if the restaurant have those words on a menu, then you can say them. But if not, it would be super awkward to have a order with those word for a restaurant worker!!
So if they don't have them, what should we say? Just 작은 or 큰?
@@user-jc1xl5lj1t Don't worry!! There would be their own size name!!
@@LearningKoreanBUSANNAMJA 알겠어요! 근데 예를 좀 들어 주시겠어요?
@@user-jc1xl5lj1t I think one of good examples is Starbucks!! They do not have small, museum, large. They have their own size name!! Some restaurant have 소, 중, 대 or large, small or 곱빼기(it menas jumbo size)!!!
Probably its like a 'bonus' thing for the Chinese to learn korean. (( well I am a chinese speaker, so its pretty easy for me to pick up most of the volcab."
Wah hahah Yesssss … ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ. 😜 I am a Chinese British and am learning both Japanese and Korean together . Korean has many words that are sounds very similar to Chinese 😜. And Japanese have copied many words from Chinese to create kanji . So 😁😁 yes big bonus for Chinese to learn these two languages. 😁😁😁
Thanks for the fixing!
I love the hanja videos, it's a cool part of Korean learning and it's helping me to learn and remember more words
Your videos honestly makes me feel like I have an online lecture. I learn so much from your videos. Thank you Billy!
Thanks, that's my goal!
Great video. I look forward to using them the next time I need them at the Korean restaurant.
Yayyyy! I love hanjas because it makes my vocabulary learning faster and easier! Thanks Billy, hope you make a whole series of hanjas, specially those about places la 곤, 관, 장, etc.. greetings from Mexico! Love your classes!
These days 미니탕수육 is popular too.
Personally I never get those. Give me the largest size plate and fill it up as high as it can go.
@@GoBillyKorean Have you tried 깐풍새우? (Fried shrimp in sweet chili sauce). It’s usually like twice as expensive as the 탕수육, but totally worth it! They have it all big Chinese-Korean Cuisine restaurants.
thanks for this. The correction is actually a really great illustration of how knowing the hanja can help! I love it!
Comments about the hanja, words using the same hanja, amusing/interesting stories about the hanja...are all great memory hooks that help me a lot at my early-mid Intermediate level. Two thumbs up.
Wow, great of you to reupload to fix that error!
I like 탕수육 so much. 😊😋
I've learned the word, 'portion' in this video. 🤗
Do you happen to have English teaching channels, too? Then I want to subscribe your English channel, too.😄
Hi billy !not related lesson but can i ask if my sentence is right?
(요리하기가 운동해 보다 좋아)
If you mean "Cooking is better than exercising" then I recommend watching this lesson on Nominalization: ruclips.net/video/PGAS4j6LKIg/видео.html
yes, give us more hanja lessons
Are you writing backwards on glass?
ruclips.net/video/2mf03HhlE6E/видео.html
I used to order “곱배기로” for a large size dish
The spelling is "곱빼기" and yes, it's definitely the best size to order for some dishes :D
hehe