How to “YEET” Something in Korean - Using “처” | Korean FAQ

처 is a syllable that can be added before action verbs and makes their meaning stronger - like a slang word. Note that these words should never be used in any polite speech.
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[@thewniverse]

Yes ive been studying for 5 years and i need advanced youtube videos i can only find natural korean videos but never good english explanations and this is amazing. If not for a million people do it for the few who are in their later years of learning please 감사합니다!

[@linguaphile808]

When I was younger, if my mother had to keep telling me to eat at the table but I was constantly giggling and goofing off, she would lose it and sometimes (often) use this word: 야! 까불지말고 합 처무라!! (경상도 사투리) In my head, I would translate it something like, "Stop playing around and friggin' eat already!!"

[@GoBillyKorean]

Yeah especially the 무라 part is definitely dialect :D

[@linguaphile808]

Oops, fat fingers. Mistyped 밥, not 합.

[@eundongpark1672]

again Billy dishes the goods. Brilliant lesson. 진심으로 감사합니다

[@arulvani7038]

Certainly up for advanced lessons like these. 감사합니다 선생님.

[@fairyofdaisies]

lessons like these are really interesting, keep them coming! could you also maybe incorporate more example sentences when you introduce new words instead of just translating it into english? especially with something like this, where the feeling of the word is the main point, i think it would be more helpful if you could show off that feeling by saying a sentence with it. thank you for all the work you do billy! :)

[@lau9222]

Thanks for the informative lesson! Also... 2:32 made me laugh

[@Yyyyyaaaaa28]

So interesting ! From what I understood 처 has exactly the same meaning as ぶっ in Japanese!

[@vanessameow1902]

Good catch! However you cant attach it in front of any verb and use it like the korean 처

[@Yyyyyaaaaa28]

@@vanessameow1902 it’s true that I’ve only heard ぶっ in front of agressive words lol 🤔　like ぶっ飛ばす、ぶっ殺す、ぶっ壊す

[@delalima]

i had seen it before reading manga but didn't have a clear comprehension , thanks

[@janeecelamadieu1136]

1:10 maybe scarfing or inhaling food basically? 2:19 kind of like "chucked it" or "launched it/launching"?

[@ameneamini88]

Yes, advanced level is great. Pls make more videos❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@dmfh5646]

Definitely would love to have more advanced level lessons like this

[@menear]

wow 3 years into learning korean and first time learning about it. im guessing i probably heard it here and there but never paid attention to it 그리고 선셍님 저는 요즘 친구들에게 한국어 가르치는데 한마디라도 추천해주실 게 있나요?

[@OmarManejwala]

Great focused lesson!

[@ashishmishra673]

I just wished if we're talking about a kind of advanced construct in language and its usage, we could understand how this prefix came to be or what it by itself could have implied etymologically. After all, being advanced in a language means getting to word-play, form fun portmanteau words or puns.

[@GoBillyKorean]

I wasn't able to find anything like that. There's a lot when it comes to Korean word origins that is simply unknown.

[@auricia201]

A small syllable with a very strong meaning 😅 that's dangerous

[@LostNTranslations]

Re-watching. This was helpful. Also I'd love more in-depth explanations of the more abstract concepts, like in the Abridged Class published on 1/20/21. (The fact that/the story that, ect) That episode fully broke my brain, but I also know being outside my comfort zone is the only way I'll improve. Anyway, thanks again.

[@pallorf]

Ooh nice I heard someone using this in hometown cha cha cha and was wondering about it, it was a divorced couple arguing during dinner with their son.

[@skyofthelivingdead]

Hahaha this is similar to how I view the “네“ particle. I see it basically as the Korean equivalent to Owen Wilson’s “wow!” 😂😂

[@zZ38PYB50guA9PUuDhAI]

처 잡수시다 sounds wierd but can be used for sarcasm (잡수시다 is a politer form of 먹다)

[@LostNTranslations]

[Sorry long comment] Advanced may be a bit over my paygrade. But I would absolutely love more intermediate content, particularly situation-based topics like, what kind of phrases/conversations/grammar forms you'd use with a realtor while apartment hunting, or what to say in a job interview, opening a checking account. The kind of things that are essential day-to-day but are never covered in K dramas OR in a textbook. Also more nuanced things like Korean humor vs American humor. I was falsely told as a beginer they don't do sarcasm but that's dead wrong. I hear it quite often. Maybe if you want to bust some myths like that, that would be soooo helpful. [TLDR: Things that it wouldn't occur to most Korean teachers to go over in class or put in a textbook. Thank you.]

[@bah7one]

선생님~~~ 고마워요~~~

[@disaidra]

이 캔이 벼요! 처던져요!

[@cjt8469]

I would like to see more advanced level lessons.

[@abeearoundapomegranate5333]

I am formally requesting an episode of Billy Go After Dark where you teach us all the sweary and sexy stuff, thank you and goodbye. 😌

[@cmarie1127]

Is it similar to using 막 before a verb to stress that you're doing said verb "wildly" or "haphazardly"?

[@GoBillyKorean]

It's not the same as 막.

[@eundongpark1672]

I'm pleased you asked cos I was wondering the same thing, so it's good to get the question cleared up

[@rpenguinboy]

yeet

[@VoVina111]

YEEET hahahha thanks for the lesson!

[@KarlShreeves]

You didn't say it but I inferred that this form might be used with very casual imperatives,. 예를 들어서 "우리 빨리 가기 위해 처입어라!" "So we can leave fast just throw something on." 맞죠?

[@GoBillyKorean]

Sure! It can also be used with commands.

[@suda-nz]

If you use the sentence to your Korean wife, she would get really mad and you will be in trouble. It is not just close to 'swear word', it is actually 'swear word'. So if you say to your wife "우리 빨리빨리 가기 위해 처입어라", you will "처맞을거야"

[@GoBillyKorean]

@@suda-nz If you used it to someone like that, they would get mad at you because it sounds too strong (you're essentially talking down to them). However it is not a swear word in the sense that it's automatically offensive.

[@KarlShreeves]

​@@suda-nz 그래요? 감사합니다. 우리 아내가 한국 사람 아니지만 제가 어차피 처맞을 거예요. ㅎ ㅎ ㅎ

[@NUSORCA]

좋아요와 구독 처눌러버려요ㅛㅛ ㅋㅋㅋ

[@Bangtang_Aje]

처드세요~~ ㅋㅋ

[@AHNJEEHYE]

I am korean . 처 던지다 is not working ㅋㅋㅋ