How to Write a Letter in Korean | Korean FAQ
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- I’ll explain how you can write a letter in Korean, including how to start a letter, about politeness, common greetings, grammar forms you might find, and ending a letter. I also give some advice for writing letters, especially for people who are not yet fluent speakers.
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hey Billy at 6:52 올림 comes from 올리다 right? but you wrote it as 오리다, between these two who's correct?! ♡
Yes, it was a typo. It should have a ㄹ at the bottom, as 올리다.
Wow! You write 바라요, which is absolutely correct! Lots of Korean people still misuse it by writing 바래요
빌리 선생님께
안녕하세요! 잘 지내고 있어요? 영상 너무 재미있었네요.
건강하길 바라요.
완전 팬 드림
My homework is to write a letter in Korean, and then your video just showed up! What a coincidence haha
I always use 드림 as a sign off, and I just learned the actual meaning 😅 It sounds like you are saying you dreaming
Wow I never thought about this, it's so interesting! and the 드림 sounds really nice :D
I used to post an appreciation letter post in a 카페 on 더캠프 app (an app that's mainly dedicated for SK military new recruits) in April 2020 to express an appreciation for all the military staff who were in charge for the Company 10 of Batch 1036 intake at 6th Infantry Unit (Blue Star Battalion) and I put 배상 at the very end of the letter after my name.
wow finally, after seeing the title 3 times, it meant letter like in an envelope, not letter like "a" or "k"
Ah! I didn’t know that 드림 was derived from 드리다. I appreciate your explanations always~!
한국인 보다 한국어를 잘하고, 잘 설명하는 빌리쌤!! 존경합니다!! 매번 좋은 영상 감사합니다!!
한국어 선생님도 존경합니다!!
감사합니다!!
Cảm ơn các bạn rất nhiều👏👏
안녕하세요 빌리 선생님 정말 좋아요 .. 감사합니다 🙂 🙂 🙂
I lirerally just wrote a letter on weverse to soobin so this was perfect timing! Haha
perfect !!!!! more excellent than me, a korean.
I will use these tips for my exam tomorrow. Thanks!
hi billy.. Can i ask a question?? (not related to this video) uhm, what is the difference between the particle 입니다 & 이에요/여요??
Well anyway, i am so thankful to have you billy bcz you're the reason why I master the korean alphabets last 2019 and until now, i am still watching your videos as one of your loyal subscribers. I wish that someday, i will become like you just like being a fluent speaker of korean language☺❤ Keep up the good work billy💪🏻❤
이에요/여요 is informal polite, you can use this to your friends while 입니다 (formal polite) is used when talking to someone superior and/or older than you
That's just the difference between a formal ending (the 니다 form) and an informal one (specifically the 요 form). If you search my channel for "Formal Speech" or "Politeness Levels" you'll find a few lessons about both of those :)
@@GoBillyKorean Oh my Goodness! Billy thank you so much for replying. It really helps me a lot❤ Now, I already know what's the difference between the particle 입니다 & 이에요/예요☺❤
Thanks for the video Billy. Just wondering if the sentences in the letter should end in 어/아요 form or just simply the -다 form? Should we imagine ourselves speaking to the recipient in person? Thank you!
Since you're writing it to someone, you would not use the plain form. The plain form would be if you're writing a journal to yourself, or a news article - but not a letter.
@@GoBillyKorean Thank you, Billy!
Which sentence is correct
오렌지가 이천원이에요
Or
오렌지를 이천워이에요?
I am confused in this can we use object particles with sentences like this or not. Please clear this 🥲
The object marker isn't used with descriptive verbs, or 이다. ruclips.net/video/E2jrWqBDilM/видео.html
It’s 가 because you’re describing the orange so that’s the subject of the sentence. It’s not an object of an action.
Billy’s linked video about those particles is excellent at explaining these particles!
Today was my speaking exam and i used object particles to describe oh god no wonder why my teacher told me u tried well☹️☹️☹️☹️
Hi, Billy I am from India pls explain the again how to write a letter to teachers in honorific way. Already I started learning korean at home level 1 completed now start level 2 with pdf .
My free course teaches that: ruclips.net/video/sx0yyQqkpqo/видео.html
Love you 💗
Was it always Billy? Or was there a Bill or William phase? Maybe Willy Go!?
i am wondering if you have inly 1 shirt or multiple shirt with same color?
small question, would 드림/욀림 go right after the name, or would there be a space? for example, 철수드림 or 철수 드림?
There would be a space.
How would I start a letter to my step mom? Is it 새 엄마께 or just 엄마께 or is it her name followed by 엄마께? I'd ask her but I want this to be a surprise. Thanks.
I'm going to use 어머님께 in case anyone else wondered... I checked with an 아는두새 today and a family member doesn't require their name from this example.
한국어가 영어보다 더 간편한 점도 있네요.
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