(이)라도 "Even," "At least," "Or something" | Live Class Abridged
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- This is an abridged version of the live stream from 8-22-2021 about the grammar form (이)라도. This form has two major uses, and one is to mean "even," "at least," or "or something." The other is as a shortened version of (이)라도 해도, and can mean "even (if you say/assume)." We also learned how (이)라도 is used with adverbs, particles, and question words. And we learned how it's different than the grammar form (이)나.
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he's my go to person whenever i have a question about grammar :D
While watching this video, I just thought back my high school area. My mom always told me "이거라도 먹고 학교가" which means "just have this at least and go to a school". I miss that time!!
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빌리 동지. 도 “조선말” 을 배우고 십습니다.
조선말->한국어 or 한국말 😄
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Thanks for the video
하루만이라도...
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i love these short form videos to review the live version
What a coincidence 'cause I just learned ~도 earlier and to my surprise there's another way to say it 😂
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For the book example, or perhaps others that I can't think of, would it make sense to loosely translate it as "I'm so bored that I guess I'll read a book (or something)"? That's kind of the feeling I get from some of these. Anyway, thank you so much for sharing.
My question got answered around 12:26 lol awesome
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Whaaaat ugh I missed it
-(이)나😃
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I see how (이)라도 can be translated as „at least“ but then when do I use 최소한 to mean „at least“.
For example the following sentence: I want to know at least a little bit of Korean, wenn I go to Korea. Can I do it with 최소한 or (이)라도 or can I even use them together?
-한국에 가면 최소한 한국말을 조금 하고 싶어요.
-한국에 가면 한국말을 조금이라도 하고 싶어요.
-한국에 가면 최소한 한국말을 조금이라도 하고 싶어요.
Thank you 🙏
최소한 is added directly before a noun, and not a verb conjugation - its usage is different and it has a different feeling than using the grammar form (이)라도 which comes from 이다.