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Welcome to Korean Simply Put!
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If you haven't seen this already please take the chance to watch to answer some of the more frequently asked questions! It is a little video of what my channel has to offer...
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Seoraksan Cable Car View
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View on the Cable Car at Seorak Mountain. Very much worth the money, the view at the top is even more amazing.
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Lesson 35 - Rare Bases
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Past Base + 었 is the Past Past Base
You use this with mostly 가다, to go and 오다 to come and any compounds they form. The difference between the past base and the past past b...
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Lesson 34 - The Ending 지요 (죠)
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Sorry it sounds like I am talking through a tube, my brother stole my mic so I was improvising :D
This is a fun ending that Koreans love throwing into their speech often. ...
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Lesson 33 - The Particle -(이)나
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The particle 나 (이 gets attached if the last letter of the word is a consonant) attaches to words and means or.
차나 쥬스를 드실래요? Would you like tea (차) or juice(쥬스)?
Notice th...
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Lesson 32 - Instrumental/Directional (으)로
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Add 으로 to words ending in a word ending in a consonant (except ㄹ)
Add 로 to words ending in a vowel or ㄹ
Used to describe INSTRUMENTS that allows an action to happen:
첫가락으로...
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Lesson 31 - Particles 쯤, 마다 and 씩
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쯤 - attaches to counters, means approximately
마다 - attaches to times, means every
씩 - attaches to counters, means each (habitual actions only or when distributing something...
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Lesson 30 - From and Until 부터 and 까지 and Destinations with 행
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I cut the lesson in half because it was too long. This video only includes 부터, 까지 and 행.
-부터 attached to a place or a time means FROM that place or time
-까지 attached to a ...
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Lesson 29 - Special Phrases (대해서 / 위해서 / 때문에...)
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This is placed usually at the start of the sentence to state a purpose. They can be placed anywhere though, as long as the main verb comes last.
Noun에 대해서 about
Noun에 관...
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Lesson 28 - Future Promising
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This future form is an immediate future (doesn't happen too far in the future). It is used to express intentions and is a lot more personal, making it less suitable when ta...
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