Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Korean Learn (Level 2 part 16) [really nice, reall bad, or not good at all]



we wann learn about how to say that something is really nice, reall bad, or not good at all ^_^ lets go!!


here the 5 words that we wanna use
조금 (jogeum) = a little, a bit, a little bit.
정말 (jeongmal) = really, trully
아주 (aju) = very, quite
별로 (byeollo) = not really, not particulary
전혀 (jeonhyeo) = not at all

조금  (jogeum), 아주  (aju) and 정말  (jeongmal) can be used with any sentences but 별로 (byeollo) and 전혀  (jeonhyeo) only used with negative sentences ^_^

example for 조금 (jogeum)
1. 조금 비싸요 (jogeum bissayo) = it is a little expensive
2. 조금만 주세요 (jogeumman juseyo) = give me only a little bit

example for 정말 (jeongmal)
1. 정말 빨라요 (jeongmal ppallayo) = it is really fast
2. 정말 이상해요 (jeongmal isanghaeyo) = it is really strange

next example is for 아주 (aju)
1. 아주 맛있어요 (aju masisseoyo) = it is very delicious
2. 아주 멀어요 (aju meoreoyo) = it is very far away

example for 별로 (byeollo)
1. 별로 안 비싸요 (byeollo an bissayo) = it is not so expensive
2. 별로 재미없어요 (byeollo jaemieopseoyo) = it is not tat interesting
3. 별로 안 나빠요 (byeollo an nappayo) = it is not too bad

example for 전혀 (jeonhyeo)
1. 전혀 안 바빠요 (jeonhyeo an bappayo) = i'm not bussy at all
2. 전혀 안 더워요 (jeonhyeo an deowoyo) = it is not hot at all ^_^


*notes 1
조금 (jogeum) when pronounced so quickly often becomes 좀 and its often writen this way as well ^_^

if u wanna say or refering to the meaning of quite or very we can use 조금 (jogeum) too based on the assumtion that the other person will understand what the mean. example 조금 비싸요 (jogeum bissayo) can mean it is a lil bit expensive or it is quite expensive


* notes 2
a words that has almost the same mean with 정말 (jeongmal) is 진짜 (jinjja). 정말 (jeongmal) is considered to be a little less casual than 진짜 (jinjja)

아 주 (aju) th most standard way to say very but its always use in writen language not spoken language. in spoken it will be replace by 정말 (jeongmal) or 진짜 (jinjja)


*notes 3
별로 (byeollo) is always use with negative sentence

in spoken koren the expresion 하나도 (hanado) more commonly used than 전혀 (jeonhyeo)


hm finish than ^_^ see you at part 17 ^_^





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