Important Hanja: THE POWER 력 (力) (한자) | Korean FAQ

[@guillaumea1450]

Merci !

[@GoBillyKorean]

Thank you so much!

[@fransmith3255]

More hangja, please! Always! 🙂 협력하다 - collaborate was the first word that came to mind for me. 능력 - capability also Hehe, I'm a teacher, so these are the types of words I learn...

[@xuser9980]

실력!! Super common. By the way, I always chuckle inside whenever I see this as a tattoo (力) on Westerners. I had a feeling it was off. 😊 It's like writing "EFFORT" in all caps on your back. 🤭

[@KirkKiyosadaTome]

I love this series. Would like to see an episode about 最 (최), meaning most. Words in this family include 최근, 최악, 최고, 최대, 처음 (maybe), 최선, 최단.

[@PaulinaKarolina]

We love hanja videos! And need them! ❤

[@PaulinaKarolina]

The first word that came to my mind was 인력 😊

[@eleanor3860]

Please keep making these! They're so useful for intermediate learners!

[@kang018]

i recognize 력 from stats in games xd

[@KarlShreeves]

감사합니다. 다른 단어: 폭력, 실력, 시력, 청력, 압력, 영향력, 강력. 어때요?

[@jamesonwheeler6665]

That's not how you use 어때요

[@tomihawk01]

As a software engineer I find it easy to learn programming languages but incredibly difficult difficult to learn natural languages. These sort of analysis videos that dig into the origin and composition of words and how different words are connected are very helpful. They seem to connect more with my logical programming brain.

[@hangogo-rm7nb]

We love these videos. It's fun and informative.

[@robertmelanson322]

More hanja!! More hanja!! More hanja!! (please). 😺

[@rururiririri8996]

I always love and watch hanja videos from you! As always, thank you so much Billy! 😁

[@raycheng4875]

Thanks God, the only meaning of the Chinese character 力 is "force". Pretty straight forward connotations include "strength", "power" and "ability". 역/력 means "The power of XXX" no matter it is a prefix or suffix. 노력하다 = 努力 = endeavor + power = strive/dedicate/work hard 권력 = 权力 = authority + power = political power 매력 = 魅力 = charm + power = charisma 실력 = 实力 = solid + power = actual strength 시력 = 视力 = vision + power = eyesight 면역력 = 免疫力 = exempt + plague + power = immunity The perspective above is from a native Chinese speaker.

[@user-de8dn8yh6z]

I love the hanja videos brother!❤️

[@letstrytobekind]

달력! Power of the moon! ㅋㅋㅋ I'm just kidding-I know that's different Hanja. But I love learning about Hanja, so thank you for making these videos!

[@AmesOrtwood]

Thank you Billy.

[@emmancarreon8403]

Thank you for your videos ❤

[@KoreanDVA]

Now I’m unstoppable 저는 매력이 많이 있어요 😂

[@chansherly212]

상상력 Sounds like 想象力

[@AIison.ishtar]

Thank you for the video! These are super helpful. In the last word for immunity you mean immune system?

[@GoBillyKorean]

"Immunity."

[@menear]

how about 실력 as in ability?

[@menear]

im guessing the 권 in 권력 is the same one as 권하다 and 권리

[@Smileynathi]

I also know 달력, but I guess that’s just something else… haha Thanks for the video, i love the Hanja episodes because they can bring so much new vocabulary !

[@raycheng4875]

Your guess is correct. 달력 in Chinese is 月历, the 历 here is not the 力 in this episode but they pronounces exactly the same in both Chinese and Korean.🧐

[@emiram43]

Hi!!! I’m have a question Billy, can we type Hanja on iPhone keyboard?? Is there a way to type hanja directly from a Korean keyboard? Or do we have do use the Chinese one😢?

[@GoBillyKorean]

Naver Dictionary has a method for drawing Hanja, but I rarely use it. It's faster to just copy/paste from the dictionary.

[@emiram43]

@@GoBillyKorean I see, thank u 🙏🏻!! I’ll try with the Naver option👍🏻

[@user-d2fiv91no1]

or You can use Naver smartestboard.

[@evr551]

“능력”도 이한자가 있어요