~기 짝이 없다 | Live Class Abridged

This is an abridged version of the live stream from 4-14-2024 about the grammar forms ~기 짝이 없다, ~기 그지없다, and ~기 이를 데(가) 없다, which are all used to emphasize something.
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[@Jules_April24th]

Native here. Optional subject marker 가 can be used for all 3 grammar points.

[@KoreaWithKids]

I just ran across this form in 불편한 편의점 yesterday. I was about to look it up but then I realized that it looked familiar.

[@patenopygama7506]

Thank you for the class. I love the way you add intermediate and advanced vocabulary to the examples ❤

[@cecec00]

I’m really trying to take my Korean learning seriously now (my husband’s family doesn’t speak English) and I find your videos to be more helpful than most! Thank you! ☺️

[@andreeagimeneez]

this was amazing, thank you :)

[@Yyyyyaaaaa28]

Thank you for another great explanation
Is -기 이를 데가 없다 used for both negative & positive meanings, just like with -기 그지 없다 ?

[@GoBillyKorean]

Yes, I mention that it's similar to ~기 그지없다 in usage.

[@knittingfrenzy18]

I like these type of lessons that are more practical and Rare and less textbook-like!

[@lilmooncat13]

thank you

[@teajhaney]

Goood grammar point

[@CT-jp2ep]

Kind of like 'words fail to describe... how bad the LA kings played last night"