
In this lesson we are looking at an interesting sentence ending, -(으)ㄹ 만하다 and how it is used after verbs to form meanings like “to be worth doing”, “to be bearable” or even “to be understandable”. Listen in to learn more about it and be sure to practice by making your own sentences using -(으)ㄹ 만하다!
You can view a free PDF for this lesson here, or if you want to study with our TalkToMeInKorean textbooks, you can get them here. And after you learn the basics, try writing your own Korean sentences and get corrections from native speakers through HaruKorean, our 1:1 correction service.










일등?
안우는거야~ 참을만하지 =(
Wow. I’m still at level 2 and I’m so excited to be at this level right away. Waaa T.T anyways the voices of Teachers Kyeong-eun sshi ang Hyunwoo sshi get more mature. ^^ More power TTMIK and seonsaengnim. Jeongmal Kamsahamnida!
이것은 한 번 먹어볼 만해요 = This thing is worth trying/eating.
이렇게 써도 돼요?
Why are there always download & playback problems with your lessons since level 7? >.< I already tried like the fourth time today and it is still broken for me!…
안녀하세요 티티믹
1.영어 보다 중국어 배울 만해요
감사합니다
사미르
it’s understandable why many ppl like heechul ssi ,but it’s understandable why many ppl hate him too
it’s understandable why Hyunwoo ssi like to tease Kyeongeun ssi (lol i’d like ,too)
희철 씨를 좋아하는 사람 많일 만하는데 , 싫어하는 사람 도 많일 만해요
현우 씨가 경은 씨를 희롱하고 싶을 만헤요
출퇴근 시간에 롯데 호텔까지 전철로 가는게 좀 불편했지만 전철 한번만
탈 만했네요.
그냥 예문 이에요. 아직도 한국에 못 가봤어요
아마 시험이 다 잘 보면
한국에 방문 할수 있어요. 여러분 잘 되길 바래주세요. 화이팅
최고의 레슨이다.
TTMK에 듣을 만해요! 한국에서 많이 곳을 구경할 만해요. 저는 제주도에 두번 간 적 있고 분명히 적어도 일주일 갈 만해요. 독도 에서 아무것도 할 수 없는데 한국인들은 중요하기 때문에 울릉도 가면 독도에 갈 만해요. 신라 역사가 많기 때문에 경주도 구경할 만해요.
thank you for this lesson. I’ve come across this expression a few times and was confused because i didn’t know what it meant and mistook it with the meaning for ‘only’. The emphasis you guys placed on difference between the two was really helpful. I still have a slight problem figuring out the nuances of whether the expression means bearable/tolerable or worthy depending on the situation. i guess with more practice i’ll understand it better. Thanks for the lesson once again!