13 ways to say "Very" in Korean

do you want to learn more Korean visit talk to me in Korean calm to get the best Korean lessons for you welcome back to talk to me in Korean this is a lesson on very many ways to say very in Korean [Music] and yamato-san economy meda hi I'm Hana son from talktomeinkorean.com today I have one two three let me count in Korean another whose head may pass out yo sup here you go the other Oh yo yo yo yo se get so 13 different ways to say very or some similar expressions in the Korean language because we've received a lot of questions about this topic so obviously there are maybe a couple words that you know how to say very in Korean like tinta which literally means real or really things like that so I will mention all these words along with some examples hopefully by doing that I can give you a clearer idea of how to use these words in certain contexts so the first word is cinta cinta cinta literally means real or really so since I apoyo cintamani stone or cinta mocchi style can be possible as sample sentences it's in very casual it can also be used in formal contexts but it's very very commonly used and the next one is great great I've made an entire video about gray which means quite rather or pretty so and so on our channel so I'll link it down below okay gray is quite something rather something pretty something so for example great paseo okay paseo it's quite expensive or great royal it's quite cold it also has this extra layer of a sense of I guess unexpected result you know you thought it would be less cold than it but then you came out to actually experience the coldness outside and you say oh it's quite cold it's rather cold gray soil and then the next word is tongue my tongue ma is pretty much the same thing it's identical to tinta but it's slightly more formal than cinta okay Tom well and cinta they both mean really or very so you can form more formal sounding example sentences using tongue man like tamil to me Tomita do you notice how that sentence ends in a formal ending NIDA or Tammy de tomar to me turn me down you can also say cinta to me tell me that too but you get the idea tongue where to meet him in a slightly more formal than cinta and then tomorrow is harmony or somewhere is harmony oh so when so Mayo that ending shows that you are realizing something you're noticing noticing something or you're agreeing with what somebody else said or observed so tamales hominy oh yeah yeah I see that it's really weird or strange or I agree that it is really strange so Tamar is slightly more formal but when Tamar is modifying the entire sentence rather than a verb or an adjective you can use tongue more equally casually as tinta so for example tomorrow you get Auto Tanika oh you get out to iOS this is better they get how tetanic io is I said this is better but then you are modifying the entire sentence with tongue well in that case it means come on seriously I mean it in all seriousness this is better so tomorrow you get out of tonic I'll you can say cinta you get a - Tanika all right let's move on the next one is um um tongue um term also means very but it also can mean something like tremendously tremendously so um tongue which is the same thing as home tongue Margay so some sample sentences I'm giving you all the examples energies and these evidences might be you know heard around you but I can't really say oh just because I'm saying this word with this sentence doesn't mean this doesn't work with the other sentences they can be used interchangeably but these are just happen to be common examples that I myself here around myself so um tone um tongue tremendously so I'm Chun is slightly more intense than tinta so um Tom Troy oh it's tremendously cold it's really cold um Tom audio essay on you can be talking about a test um tone audio was so young the test was tremendously difficult um tomorrow a sale and then the next one is pay again today this is quite common in spoken korean take it quite or very three days hey mr. treeger jamie is so sorry on it was quite fun it was a lot of fun hey JB say oh it's really expensive hey Gabby stay on okay and then no more no more originally it means excessively or too much but in spoken Korean and also written Korean as well he can just mean very so a few years ago the Institute of the Korean language at the National Institute of the Korean language actually announced that normal can be used to mean very instead of just for too much or excessively so the owner can hang on this chair it's not that comfortable but I can say the whole movie on my own it's really comfortable no honey it doesn't mean come on it's too comfortable I need something slightly less comfortable you know so normal can mean just very but if you hear something like no mom and I oh no no ma now it doesn't mean it's very much it's quite a lot it means it's too much so you can guess from the context next one money money so money originally means to a great extent in a big amount so for example money truesdell means give me a lot money to say Oh Tony money to say oh I'm sick money to say Oh check but I need to say son money to say oh give me a lot of presents but I can also modify other verbs or adjectives so money true oil to somebody who just steps out stepped outside you can say money Troy is it very cold money to oil and my name a lawyer to somebody who just ate a piece of spicy looking food you can say my name is Manny ayo alright I have a few more and the next one is Omaha Omaha game have you heard of this one Omaha Omaha game oh mama huh gay means tremendously incredibly so it's similar to um tongue um tongue nage by the way if you want to emphasize um tongue or I'm talking like a make um a little longer um tongue so it's similar oma Omaha game it's quite a lot so for example loony Omaha Omaha gay man II was so so just saying do knee my knee was say oh it's sufficient to say it snowed a lot but Omaha Omaha game I never said means it's just piled up you know many meters are high so doing it Omaha Omaha given you a sir and Omaha Omaha gate opens honey oh oh mama okay no puns honey oh it's a crazy high mountain it's very very tall so o Muhammad gay and I'm talking like a I think a mama Hager is more intense than some not gay but they both have a sense of unusual yes okay and then I have some more words that can mean very and these are more formal sounding words okay so you might have already learned this one a Jew a Jew a Jew is common commonly used for the meaning of very but it's less common in spoken Korean so I rarely say I do so and so in daily speaking Korean only in writing I drew Jo ooh - I own it's very good jutsu IO or C tannin the animal cheetah sittin on a Drupada gay police ooh is Sumida it could be a sentence from documentary C tannin a joke Parag a paradise to his Mita okay and then the next one is claims are named King Zhuang he means very Queen Jang BOGO oil cream Jang is also slightly formal Queen Jang Yi lukeroyle or King Zhuang middle one paid union AO Wang Zhang Yi middle and hydronium ion and then the next one this one is also formal Mei Mei I rarely say this in spoken Korean may freely on be de Maio freedom and me de mayo free lung Heil it's very very good Mayo we hominid ah it's very dangerous Mabel we on Haneda so I just gave you a joke King Johnny and maybe you could use one of these three words in say in a meeting on in a speech in a presentation but not to a friend okay and then we have two more expressions that mean very and they're also a little more formal than the other ones that I introduced earlier the first one is sangdong he sang tongue he sang bong he is significantly very rather quite it's similar to grey but it's more formal than okay so nuni manua so it means it's not a lot nuni sangdong emanuel so you need hyung Gangnam on yourself it's a difficult word relatively difficult so I wouldn't imagine my five-year-old son saying oh ma do nice hyung Gangnam annua so it would be a surprising thing for us to witness so claim animus award since Emanuel so so sangani and one more example with sang dong Yi you can say Oh J pica sangani manifesto or JP curse Hong Kong Iman yourself and then the last one is tied on him hey Donny so Hagane means immensely very of course there are some set phrases that you can hear Danny with so two very common phrases are hey Dan he comes Amida hey Danny comes Almeida hey Danny comes Almeida tremendously in immensely comes Amida thank you very much Stephanie comes Almeida and hey danny trejo mamita didn't issue a thermometer when you're apologizing for something very very story is hey Danny a thermometer so let me go over all the words that I mentioned in this video from the beginning it seemed great summer these are very casual okay um Tom or I'm tonig a casual take a casual no almost went so casual Bonnie casual or it can be formal - it's neutral Omaha Omaha gay is also closer to the casual side and then more formal words ah drew Queen Jang Yi Mayo sangani very formal hey Danny very very I think the most formal out of all the words that I mentioned here so apparently you can't really discuss hey so what's the exact difference between cinta and a Jew you can't really discuss that I mean for the sake of discussions you can just keep trying to think of example sentences but all you can do I think has a learner is just be exposed to as many possible variations of sentences as possible and kind of develop a sense of oh like something like I've never actually heard anyone say those two words together like hey Danny and comes Amida if you hear it enough times you will get develop a sense of how I can see that it sounds natural alright so I hope you I hope this was an opportunity for you to exactly do that and I will come back with another video lesson next time and if you want to study more Korean with video lessons like this one please visit talk to me in Korean calm comes on Meetup bye-bye you [Music]

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Length: 13min 47sec (827 seconds)

Published: Thu Jul 04 2019