
[Learn Korean E14] Conjugating the ~요 form, 해요체 : Speech Levels (meaning & grammar)
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Today’s class will not be based on a conversation as usual, but instead will be an intensive lecture on the [요 form] from the beginning to the end.
🔷Homework
1. Using [요 form] and write about your hobby.
Ex ) 저는 한국요리 자주 만들어요.
I often cook Korean food.
2. Memorizing Vocabulary
40 words on the first page of my 1600-word for beginners.
Vocabulary list➡https://learning-korean.com/elementary/20210101-10466/
Challenge the Quiz➡https://learning-korean.com/elementary/20210412-10839/#toc15
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[Time Stamps]
00:00 Greeting
02:06 The concept of the 요 form
05:18 Variation Patterns in the 요 form
06:29 Basic Rules
11:16 Irregulars
17:40 Homework
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