Great video. Unbelievably enough, there are even more he didn't mention! 무척, 참, 몹시, 그리, 잔뜩, 워낙, (지)극히, 얼마나, and more can all be used to mean "very," "extremely," "so," etc. (although most of these have more specific nuances than the words in the video, which are more general, so be careful about using them).
저는 “허벌나게”를 많이 좋아요. :) I consider Gwangju in Jeollanamdo my “Korean hometown” because that’s where I spent my first two years in Korea. Also, it reminds me of how people use the term “wicked” in my /actual/ hometown in Maine. It’s wicked good! 허벌나게 좋아! ㅋㅋㅋ I’m a little sad that no one under the age of 60 seems to use 허벌나게 anymore.
Thank you this was so informative how we can see and say something & in another language it has a different meaning..once again thank you for sharing 🙂
Casual 진짜 꽤 정말 엄청 되게 너무 많이 (neutral) 어마어마하게 Formal 아주 굉장히 매우 상당히 대단히 I don’t know why TTMIK didn’t put this in the video description, would have been helpful if I could just copy and paste. Still an extremely helpful video 💕
They teach us all possible ways to say "very". It doesn't mean you can use them only for very (but mostly are). It's the same as English, we can use these words to say instead of "very" for example: really, absolutely, extremely, and so on. But in English these words have other meanings and we won't be learnt them as "synonym of very" . But...we can hear those words in the place of "very" in many movies. For some reasons, I found that Asian languages have more clear ways than English. (Because I'm also an Asian, I guess so.😅)
I heard in a kdrama 아주 많이 좋아해요 not sure of verb but she was declaring her feelings for male lead in a voice message ,at the time I didn't recognize those words , I love rewatching dramas and realizing my progress
In case you're curious! 이 비디오 / 는 / 정말 / 고맙습니다. The video / is / thank you So it does make sense but not in the perfect way. You can try this: Thank you / for / (making) / the video 영상(을 만들어주셔서) 고맙습니다
@@bo_one hi... thank you so much for correcting my sentence. I don't fully understand yet about the subject/object/topic markers. I guess I need to try making some more sentences 😂 주말 잘 보내세요 😊
Me being happy because I just learn that you can say for: to see, to watch and to look 보다 and then I started to think: Waw Korean is so easy After 3 minutes: TalkToMeInKorean just posted: ,, 13 ways to say very in Korean “ 😂😂😂 *Srry for my bad English :(()
I think it's gonna be helpful for you that you guys use one of them regularly in rocation. Then you will be get used to it 😆because it is almost same meaning but different word shape. In addition we use them a lot.
As a starter, how about joining our discord channel where fellow Korean learners and native speakers ask each other questions and help one another out! discord.com/invite/DaShrEk
hi! those words under the casual column, are they also the most commonly used korean words for "very"? thank you. your videos are very helpful. 대단히 감사합니다
Bissayo sounds like the Zulu bizayo - for expensive. The similarities between the two languages need someone to study them. Apologies, I do not have the Hangul keyboard on this gadget.
What I notice with korean is that they don't have many synonms for a word, like for example 싫어 can mean like 100 things and even if they do in this case with the word 'very' I only ever hear koreans using only 3 or 4 of those words in everyday convo.
can I just point out 선생님 really give out lean lessons with unnoticeable jump cuts if there is any.. but I feel like he managed to record this as lean and meaty as possible in under 15 minutes without mistakes.
I find it funny, often my brain has a hard time wrapping around Korean words because of how short they can be, but then i see something like 어마어마하게 and it looks wrong for being too long 😅
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Great video. Unbelievably enough, there are even more he didn't mention! 무척, 참, 몹시, 그리, 잔뜩, 워낙, (지)극히, 얼마나, and more can all be used to mean "very," "extremely," "so," etc. (although most of these have more specific nuances than the words in the video, which are more general, so be careful about using them).
I've been told that 참 isn't very natural... at least my friend thinks it's weird and doesn't like it when I say it
선생님, 대단히 감사합니다!
대단해요. 잘 쓰셨어요 ㅎ
@@musicforawhile5321 그 말을 해줘서 감사합니다! 😊
Finally! I’ve been asking so many korean people about thisssss. Especially 너무! Thank you for the clear explanation!
Loved that video! So many new words I got to learn! 너무 감사합니다 현우 선생님 🙏
Very much appreciated! Crazy how there is so many ways to say very in Korean but relatively few are actually seen or heard of on a daily basis.
이 수업 너무 편하게 정말 감사합니다 선생님.엄청 사랑합니다.
아주 nice! - seventeen
너무너무 너무!! - I. O. I
원히 많이 많이!! - BTS
Thanks kpop!! 😋💜💜💜
어마어마해ㅡmomoland
No
@@kristinachicken yep, it is. Im good at speaking korean my hangeul is still weak😅😄👍
@@rafiyashaikh2368 nah it's alright, i'm sure you can speak Korean really well 😊😊
You always teach in a way I can very clearly understand the context and uses of words and phrases. I am so grateful for it. 감사힙니다.
We all love 진짜 🤣
Thank you so much! It was very clear and easy to understand! ❤
you explain these so well, you have helped me so much with my korean studying !! 감사합니다 !
대단히 감사합니다 선샘님 ❤
I REALLY LIKE THIS VIDEO.THIS CHANNEL HELSP ME A LOT OF IMPROVE MY KOREAN KNOWLEGE
great lesson! well structured - as always, and light format. thanks for what you are doing
저는 “허벌나게”를 많이 좋아요. :) I consider Gwangju in Jeollanamdo my “Korean hometown” because that’s where I spent my first two years in Korea. Also, it reminds me of how people use the term “wicked” in my /actual/ hometown in Maine. It’s wicked good! 허벌나게 좋아! ㅋㅋㅋ
I’m a little sad that no one under the age of 60 seems to use 허벌나게 anymore.
I tried googling this today! but it didn't include all the word I've heard. This video must've been recommended to me by my guardian angel!
its really help full this lesson
Love all these videos!!! Thanks for posting em☺️
How useful !!!!!
Thankssssss💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
대단히 감사합니다. I love it ❤️
선현우 선생님 대단히 감사합니다! ^^
한국어 실력이 대단하신 것 같아요 ^^
안녕하세요 선생님! 저는 필리핀에서 학생이예요.
그 '어마어마하게' 말을 모모랜드의노래에 들었어요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
"내 사랑 너무 어마어마해~" 🎶 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
한국어 정말 잘하시네요 ㅎ
I feel proud to myself to find a RUclips channel like ttmik to teach me a language and also with so fun....love from Bangladesh
너무너무너무!!! 😂 I just got that song out of my head and then I see this appear! Also thank you for explaining everything!
Thank you this was so informative how we can see and say something & in another language it has a different meaning..once again thank you for sharing 🙂
Need to rewatch again
Casual
진짜
꽤
정말
엄청
되게
너무
많이 (neutral)
어마어마하게
Formal
아주
굉장히
매우
상당히
대단히
I don’t know why TTMIK didn’t put this in the video description, would have been helpful if I could just copy and paste. Still an extremely helpful video 💕
대단히 감사합니다 선생님!
Thank you so very helpful !
🙏🙏
I can finally differentiate those words!
감사합니다 ^^
선현우 선생님 많이 감사합니다!
정밀 도움이 됩니다 ❤️
Thank you for the lesson ☺️
They teach us all possible ways to say "very". It doesn't mean you can use them only for very (but mostly are). It's the same as English, we can use these words to say instead of "very" for example: really, absolutely, extremely, and so on. But in English these words have other meanings and we won't be learnt them as "synonym of very" . But...we can hear those words in the place of "very" in many movies.
For some reasons, I found that Asian languages have more clear ways than English. (Because I'm also an Asian, I guess so.😅)
Oh.. Welp.. haven't thought of that hahah... I thought this is hard but really.. English has one XD
The best teacher ever💕💕💕💕💕💕
Ok thank you. 대단히 감사니다.. Good evening
감사니다 -> 감사합니다. ^^
or 고맙습니다.
선생님 감사합니다. or 선생님 감사해용 (cute expression 😍)
대단히 감사합니다 선생님 ~~~
Thank you! / 감사합니다!
진짜 좋아해요!
Thank you so much! It was really helpful!
대단히 감사합니다 선생님
I love the words 너무 & 많이 😄
I had written down like 10 of these with the question 'How do you know which to use?' because I kept coming across words that mean very, thankyou :))
I heard in a kdrama 아주 많이 좋아해요 not sure of verb but she was declaring her feelings for male lead in a voice message ,at the time I didn't recognize those words , I love rewatching dramas and realizing my progress
Very helpful! Thank you so much :)
You're awesome teachers!
💜 from Argentina!
이 비디오는 정말 도움이 됩니다. 너무 감사합니다 선생님.
와!! 한글 댓글 문장이 완벽하세요! 한국어 공부를 정말 열심히 하고 계신가봐요!Wow! Your Korean comment sentence is perfect! You must be studying Korean really hard!🤗🤗🤗
@@rachelhankoreanteacher1628 😊😊😊
아니에요...사실 저는 아직 잘 못해요.
@@ranjaneechattopadhyay9720 한국어 문장이 완벽한걸요 ^^ 이렇게 계속 한글로 글쓰기를 하면 실력이 쑥쑥 늘수 밖에 없어요. 멋져요! ^^
@@rachelhankoreanteacher1628 칭찬 고마워요 ^^ 한국말을 너무 좋아해서 확실히 많이 공부할 거예요!
@@ranjaneechattopadhyay9720와!! 진짜 한국어 실력...최고!! ^^ '확실히 많이!' 이런 표현을 쓰는 건 쉬운 일이 아닌데!! 정말 멋지네요! 🤗🤗🤗
아주 NICE!
disappointed to be the first comment about this
Captain GEEK OMG YESSSS I WENT LOOKING FOR A COMMENT LIKE THIS IMMEDIATELY 💎
@@astrocanyounaut 💎👍
😅😅
Lmao yesss hi fellow carat
@@soobinsaqtxt3021 👋👀
Hi Hyunwoo 쌤, What about the usage of 참? Can it also mean 'very' in certain context? :)
가능해요.
"오늘 날씨 참 좋다."
다른 예도 있어요
"그 친구는 참 착해"
"현우 쌤은 참 잘생겼어"
"하나는 피아노를 참 잘 쳐"
참 is pretty much interchangeable with 정말. 참/정말/진짜 has a meaning/connotation that "this is true."
참 vs 거짓
진짜 도움이 돼요~
선생님 정말 좋아해요. I also made a good example.
대단히 감사합니다...😊
너무 흥미로운 주제. 이 비디오는 정말 고맙습니다. 이해하는데 많은 도움이 된다.
Does my sentence make sense? using 너무 정말 그리고 많다.
In case you're curious!
이 비디오 / 는 / 정말 / 고맙습니다.
The video / is / thank you
So it does make sense but not in the perfect way.
You can try this:
Thank you / for / (making) / the video
영상(을 만들어주셔서) 고맙습니다
@@bo_one hi... thank you so much for correcting my sentence. I don't fully understand yet about the subject/object/topic markers. I guess I need to try making some more sentences 😂 주말 잘 보내세요 😊
이 레슨 진짜 도움이 됩니다
thanks
대단히 감사합니다!
Haha, thanks for counting in Korean :D I always wondered if 11 was pronounced 여라나
Thank youuuu!
*i saw
아주 and immediately started singing very nice by seventeen :)*
아주 nice!
Wahhh...so many similarities
잘 보고 갑니다
진짜very 좋아요😆😆😁
Me being happy because I just learn that you can say for: to see, to watch and to look 보다 and then I started to think: Waw Korean is so easy
After 3 minutes:
TalkToMeInKorean just posted: ,, 13 ways to say very in Korean “
😂😂😂
*Srry for my bad English :(()
korean *is* easy it's just... really intimidating lol
@@house-of-bees4387 한국말 엄청 어려웠어요. 😢
Shut da hell up 네 ㅠㅠㅠㅠ 진짜요 ㅠㅠㅠㅠ 여러분 화이팅 ㅎㅎ
보다 also means then lol
@@aym1rza like "back then"?
Thank you so much
THIS VID HELPS A LOOOTT THANK YOU SO MUCH. I almost crying when i learn these words because they are so confusing😭😭
Nobody :
Ong Seongwoo : jeongmal, jeongmal, jeongmal, jinjja, real, daebak, heol, wanjeon ((:
is this a joke? just a question, trying to avoid being rude
@@chocolate0112 it is something ong seongwoo said before
very nice teaching
love from nepal( BIBEK GURUNG(
Can you please place this "very" words by its "veryness'? What word has the most intense and what word has the lowest.
This is random but I watched this video just now and it's about 13 words with 13k views and 1.3k likes as of now 😅 it's weird i know haha
About 13 minutes long
Can u do a live section ??. Please !!! 💚❤️💚
I just knew 4 words 진짜, 청말, 많이and lastly 너무.. Now I think am 꽤 어휘로 가득합니다😅👍
I just realized that Korean has many ways to say 'very' although I listen to it everyday haha (I am not a native)
I think it's gonna be helpful for you that you guys use one of them regularly in rocation. Then you will be get used to it 😆because it is almost same meaning but different word shape. In addition we use them a lot.
Do you have an online course? if u have i would like to participate
I subscribed for more content like this. I’m learning Korean because ONEUS sadly almost never have English subtitles 😪
I am in the US and I don't have anyone to practice with. What are your suggestions for me to learn and remember Korean?
As a starter, how about joining our discord channel where fellow Korean learners and native speakers ask each other questions and help one another out!
discord.com/invite/DaShrEk
When i hear Aju my mind immediately screams AJU NICE! because of SEVENTEEN
Very nice
Did you deliver books in philippines? or do you have books in the bookstore's here in Philippines
Idk but this somehow reminds me of Ong Seung Woo from Wanna One... ㅋㅋㅋ
Why?
@@pumkiny8062 in the show when he says he's grateful for the votes or his rank, he uses multiple ways of saying "very" before it
Oh I see thanks ^^
my faith to learn 1000% - 1% 😞
한국어는 아주 어려운데 난 혼자 배우고 있어서. 선생님 없는데요.
hi! those words under the casual column, are they also the most commonly used korean words for "very"? thank you. your videos are very helpful. 대단히 감사합니다
대단히 와 대단하다는 뭐가 달라요?
Could you please explained the differences between 대단히 and 대단하다?
대단히 is an adverb and 대단하다 is a descriptive verb
Bissayo sounds like the Zulu bizayo - for expensive. The similarities between the two languages need someone to study them.
Apologies, I do not have the Hangul keyboard on this gadget.
진짜
꽤
엄청
너무
많이
어마어마하게
아주
굉장히
매우
상당히
대단히
무척 재미있네!
I heared 엄청 in the kdrama 나의 아저씨
What I notice with korean is that they don't have many synonms for a word, like for example 싫어 can mean like 100 things and even if they do in this case with the word 'very' I only ever hear koreans using only 3 or 4 of those words in everyday convo.
한국인인데 왜 보고 있는지 잘 모르겠지만 한국어 배우시는 외국인 분들 귀여우세여 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
감사합니다 ㅎㅎㅎ
Aaju nice!
can I just point out 선생님 really give out lean lessons with unnoticeable jump cuts if there is any.. but I feel like he managed to record this as lean and meaty as possible in under 15 minutes without mistakes.
Can't thank you enough
why korean guys are so handsome...
I noticed that in some cases we can use 아주 많이 or 진짜 너무..ㅡ expressions like this. Is it right.
아주 엄청 진짜 👍
Teacher Soon, how about " cham' word? Did mean also very isn't it? right?
Yes! I would say '참' is more like 'genuinely', but almost same.
선생님, it seems to me that, if not for emphasizing other adjectives, 많이 is generally used with countable nouns. Am I correct?
I am korean. But It is very difficult. Of course very easy for me
I find it funny, often my brain has a hard time wrapping around Korean words because of how short they can be, but then i see something like 어마어마하게 and it looks wrong for being too long 😅
can i also use 참 as very?
네 참, 참으로, 참말로 등도 비슷한 뜻으로 쓰입니다.
예) 네가 참 좋아
낞이 좋아요