Billy Go’s Beginner Korean Course - #73- If and When.
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Beginner Korean Course
In this lesson you’ll learn two essential forms for saying “if” or “when.” These are the (으)면 form and the 때 form. One of the forms can translate as both “if” and “when” depending on the context, while the other form translates as only “when.” You’ll learn when to use each form, as well as (more importantly) when not to.
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AI GeneratedThis lesson explains the difference between two Korean grammatical structures used to express \"if\" and \"when\": the -(으)면 form and the -(으)ㄹ 때 form. While both can sometimes be translated as \"when,\" they differ fundamentally in whether the situation is hypothetical or a factual point in time.