~던지 "So" | Live Stream Abridged

This is an abridged version of the live stream from 3-31-2024 about the form ~던지, which is used with 얼마나 or 어찌나 to mean that something was "so" when providing a reason.
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[@Parkjimin1310bts]

Thank you for this amazing and well presented video!!💜

[@sermonforworker]

I’m Korean but you are the best than me! Thank you for informing Korean💕💕

[@oiling5009]

Thank you goBilly for yet another great video. Are those Jacaranda trees in the distance? Love the color of the flowers.

[@thewniverse]

Yes advanced lessons !

[@nishanmagar2024]

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[@CT-jp2ep]

This is kind of like teenage slang in English. "Oh my god, you don't even know [ it was so bad/good]"

[@Vinpoe_24]

Thank you for the advanced lesson! I wonder though why the form is used as 하던지 and not 했던지?

[@GoBillyKorean]

~던 already means that something is about the past tense, so it's unnecessary usually to add the past tense stem.

[@Vinpoe_24]

Oh right, makes sense. Thanks for the explanation!

[@stanspa3770]

돈이 어찌나 많던지 그냥 집 한 채 만 살 순 없었다 you had so much money that you couldn't just buy a house

[@daegucityboy]

돈이 어찌나 많던지 그냥 집 하나만 살 수 없다.

[@ThunderousMellow]

Another banger from gobilly

[@valorwarrior7628]

tutorials like these make me more interested in the Language as much as I am in Korean history. (from the Classical period of the Jin confederacy, the Koguryeo-Silla-Paek'che period, to the Choseon Imperial dynasty).

[@sabrinafernandesart]

you’re so helpful to intermediate learners 🩷🩷🩷 thank you so much