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7 Random Korean Expressions 14
석진 went inline-skating just for you!
In this series, called “7 Random Korean Expressions”, we introduce seven (or sometimes more) random Korean expressions along with relavant sample sentences. If you are a beginner level learner, you can start by studying the 7 main expressions that are introduced, and if you already know those expressions, you can also study with the sample phrases used in the video. Thank you!
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안녕하세요,선생님들 ^-^
이 좋은 비디오를 줘서 감사합니다.
그리고, 저는 질문이 있어요.도와 주세요.
“휴식을 취하다” – take a rest ( Is it a fixed phrase? as I saw in a book but it is translated “취하다” into “get drunk”.)
In PDF,there is a sentence ” 도로 위로 꽃들이 놓여져 있습니다.”
- I am wondering what does this “놓여지다” mean? Does it mean ” bloom ” ?
가르쳐 주세요.
감사합니다!!! ^-^
Caddie : )
취(醉)하다 means “to get drunk” and 취(取)하다 means “to obtain”. And yes, 휴식을 취하다 is a fixed expression : )
And 놓다 [no-ta] means “to put something down” “to put something somewhere” “to place something” and 놓여지다 is the passive voice of the verb : )
Hope this helps!
현우씨, 감사합니다. ^-^
So which means ” 취하다” got two meaning,right? And it only can be diffrentiated by chinese character (“醉”or”取”) ,but in korean character is the same. Am I right?
May I explain to you instead? You’re right!
현우씨가 정말 잘 설명해주었습니다!
Plus, 놓여지다 means “are placed.” (도로 위로: along the path)
놓다 (to place)
놓이다 (to be placed) “PASSIVE -이-” is added.
놓이+어지다=놓여지다 (to be placed) “also PASSIVE”
-어지다 stresses the PASSIVE meaning of “-이-”, but 놓이다 and 놓여지다 are basically the same. So mostly -어지다 is not necessary and sometime sounds “too much” to me.
Affixes that make a verb into its passive version include “-이-”, “-히-”, “-리-”, “-기-.” All verbs fall into one of these four groups.
잡다 (to catch) / 잡히다(to be caught) / 잡혀지다
쓸다 (to sweep) / 쓸리다(to be swept) / 쓸려지다
쫓다 (to chase) / 쫓기다(to be chased) / 쫓겨지다
Allen씨,감사합니다! ^-^
Thank you for the clear and detail explanation. That’s very helpful to me. ^0^
감사합니다 석진 선생님 !
I really enjoy these shorts videos with new vocabulary, i can even watch them during work break xD
Thanks a lot for your hard work everyone !
Thanks a lot 아루니 for studying with us ^___^
좋은 작품 .. 잘했어요!
우리 선생님, 정말 감사합니다
선현우씨,je suis encore débutante de la langue coréenne
Souhaitez-vous s’il vous plaît corriger mes fautes de grammaire.Merci encore une fois
C’est nous en fait qui doivent vous remercier pour ecouter a nos lecons et etudier avec nous :) C’est dommage qu’on n’enseigne qu’en anglais ici mais peutetre dans l’avenir on peut enseigner la langue coreenne en d’autres langues aussi.
선생님들,
너무 감사합니다!
I miss Korea so much!!
Feel like going there again and again..
언제 다시 올 거예요? ~~~ 꼭 다시 오세요~!
석진 씨는 멋있죠!
저도 그렇게 생각해요 ㅎㅎ
ㅋㅋㅋ
^^ 안녕하세요 ^^
^^ 정말 유용한 교훈을 ^^
감사합니다 !! <3
감사합니다!!!
nice inline skating seokjin ~~ 잘했어요! only a great teacher can skate and teach at the same time…
Only a great teacher can skate, teach and remember the words he introduced at the same time!
I agree with you, it awesome how he can skate and teach and the same time!! bravo!
현우씨가 부침개를 사 주셨죠? 궁금하네요.
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