2017年10月4日 · Then the vowel in 개 would move closer to ㅏ (somewhat similar to American English "cat"), and the vowel in 게 would move closer to ㅣ with more flattened lips. Or they could just "spell it out": "아이" (ㅐ) or "어이" (ㅔ). So if you can't hear the difference in a casual conversation, don't worry: it's perfectly normal.

2020年9月19日 · This is a slang word in Korean used as an intensifier for something. 개X means a lot of X, a very big X or something similar based on context and what X is. It will intensify whatever the word X is trying to convey. In your example: 개웃기네 -> very funny, made you laugh a lot

Assuming that ' 개' is a combination of 다(verb, prefix) and -개(noun, prefix ), ' 개' is some kind of organ used to fly. '날개' had been transformed into '' 개'' since 1800's. ' 래' is just another form of 애 and had been transformed into '날개'.

2021年6月3日 · 2~3개: 둘에서 세 개, 두세 개 sounds okay. 1~30번: 일 번에서 삼십 번까지, 일 번부터 삼십 번까지 sounds okay. '까지' might be omitted. For the former case, you choose either one of multiple options(2개, 3개). For the latter case, you (probably) don't. I have to take a look at the whole sentence to explain more.

2019年8月13日 · The number 하나, 둘, 셋, 넷 (and all numbers ending in these, like 11: 열하나) get abbreviate to 한, 두, 세, 네 when they are followed by a count word like 명(for counting people), 개 (for counting things) or 마리 (for counting animals) - more examples here. Without a count word, the long forms like 하나 should be used

2017年4月10日 · Now, howtostudykorean.com sums this up like this: ~(으)며 is a shortened form of ~(으)면서. In theory, ~(으)며 can replace all of the example sentences above that show two actions occurring at the same time.

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2016年8月11日 · It reads better than before. However, I would be reluctant to say "개 is not the right 세는 단위" as '개' is the most broadly used 세는 단위 in Korean and '봉투 한 개 or 두 개' is perfectly idiomatic. I don't see any difference between '봉투 한 장' and '봉투 한 개'.

2019年7月15日 · ㄹㅇ means either "real" as an adjective or "really" as an adverb. It can be read either "레알" or "리얼".

2016年7月25日 · It seems that '된' can mean 'hard': 된 밥 – hard-boiled rice 된 일 – a hard job I'm not sure if this is the same 된 as in 된장 – 'thick sauce' There is also an adverbial form, meaning 'very':...