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Hello, 안녕하세요! Thanks for watching my video. In Korean, the opposite of like is dislike. The expression "dislike" includes "hate" and "disgust," but it has such a strong meaning that I thought dislike was the opposite of like. 나는 당근을 좋아해요. I like carrots. 나는 당근이 싫어요. I dislike carrots. = I don"t like carrots. = I hate carrots. In Korean, the opposite of throw is catch. ~including receive, grab~ 나는 그에게 공을 던졌다 I threw the ball to him. 나는 그가 나에게 던진 공을 받았다. I caught the ball he threw to me. 감사합니다!

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정말 감사해요! I will do my best to make studying Korean more fun for you. 화이팅!

Hello, I'm so glad you're enjoying my lessons. I have added the list you requested to the board above, so it will be helpful when you study on your own. If you have any questions at any time, please feel free to ask. There is a lot of useful content in other videos, so please watch them. thank you 감사합니다.😍

감사합니다!!😍

Hello, I'm so glad you're enjoying my lessons. I have added the list you requested to the board above, so it will be helpful when you study on your own. If you have any questions at any time, please feel free to ask. There is a lot of useful content in other videos, so please watch them. thank you 감사합니다.😍

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감사합니다!!!😍

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Exactly ! 맞아요.

Hi~there! Homonym is a word that is spelled and pronounced like another word but is different in meaning. For example, in Korean there is a word for <벌>. The pronunciation is 벌 [birl], but it has three meanings. 1. Bee 2. Punishment / penalty 3. Set of / pair of Example sentences are as follows: 1. I was stung on the arm by a bee. 나는 벌에게 팔을 쏘였어요. 2. I was punished for not doing my homework. 나는 숙제를 안 해서 벌을 받았어요. 3. I bought a set of clothes for my birthday. 내 생일에 옷 한 벌 샀어요. There are many confusing homonyms in Korean, so I hope the content of this video will help you understand. There are more examples on the board that will be helpful. Feel free to ask questions at any time. Thank you.

Thank you for the detailed explanation. I understand them sounding the same it's that they are spelt exactly the same way that's throwing me. It sounds like "I will only know the difference based on the context" 😉 Thank you for teaching me.

@@seuny I am happy to hear from you. Any questions are welcome.

Please click on the pinned comment for the full video. You can look at the sentences slowly. 감사합니다.