This lesson has been extremely helpful! I Love how you mention proper grammatical terms and exceptions, instead of just focusing on what is most common or colloquial. I feel like I'm getting a solid grammar base from your video. The exercise in the end was also particularly helpful to make sure I understood everything properly. Your voice is very calming too! Thank you for this!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge to us.. its a big help to those who willing to learn hanguel.. it waw a clear explanation about making a hanguel grammar perfectly.
I lived in Korea for 2 years and I am now teaching Korean to will be doing the same. I understood the difference in feeling between 어느,어떤, and 무슨, but I never could put it to words. Until NOW! Thank you! 김선생님~ I loved the graph! I would love for you to do more videos where you can break down the subtle meanings and feelings between words in the future. Could you do one on 놓다 and 두다? Also, include the added meaning to 동사+두다 and 동사+놓다 ex: 점심을 만들어놓다 and 점심을 만들어두다. if you could I will be sure to 기억해두다 ^^ ㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎ
I have been researching for a while to understand the difference between 무슨, 어느 and 어떤. This video has been the best to explain the differences. So, thank you so much! I have one question though.When it comes to 계절 I learned it as "무슨 겨절을 가장 좋아해요?" but since there are only 4 options to seasons I would personally use 어느 instead of 무슨. What is the correct way? Thank you
Thank you for the compliment. When it comes to 계절, they both are correct to use. (Theoretically 어느 should be used instead of 무슨 as you said) However 무슨 계절 is more commonly used.
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This lesson has been extremely helpful! I Love how you mention proper grammatical terms and exceptions, instead of just focusing on what is most common or colloquial. I feel like I'm getting a solid grammar base from your video. The exercise in the end was also particularly helpful to make sure I understood everything properly. Your voice is very calming too! Thank you for this!
So glad to hear that. That is all I want to hear :-) I thank you for your comment!
omg your voice is so relaxing that seems an ASMR! thanks for the explanation
I am so glad (also a bit surprised) that you found it relaxing! 고마워요 🤩
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I really enjoyed watching this you explains are really good. You deserve more views 💙
Thanks a million 🙏 Your comment keeps me motived to make more videos. 🥰
It's really helpful 👍
Thank you)
선생님 감사합니다! 도움이 많이 됐어요. 영상 잘 보고 라이크 꾹 누르고 갑니다.
저도 감사합니다 ☺️
Most clearly explained video. Thanks
Good to hear! Thanks ☺️
Thank you very much❤
우와 우리 선생님 천상 한국어 선생님이시네요!!!
이런 말을 들을 줄 몰랐는데! 천상 한국어 선생님😍 앞으로도 많이 기대해 주세요 💕
Thank you for sharing your knowledge to us.. its a big help to those who willing to learn hanguel.. it waw a clear explanation about making a hanguel grammar perfectly.
Glad to hear that! Thank you for your comment ;-)
I like your video. Subscribed. 구독했어요
감사합니다 :-)
I lived in Korea for 2 years and I am now teaching Korean to will be doing the same. I understood the difference in feeling between 어느,어떤, and 무슨, but I never could put it to words. Until NOW! Thank you! 김선생님~ I loved the graph! I would love for you to do more videos where you can break down the subtle meanings and feelings between words in the future.
Could you do one on 놓다 and 두다? Also, include the added meaning to 동사+두다 and 동사+놓다
ex: 점심을 만들어놓다 and 점심을 만들어두다.
if you could I will be sure to 기억해두다 ^^ ㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎ
I have been researching for a while to understand the difference between 무슨, 어느 and 어떤. This video has been the best to explain the differences. So, thank you so much! I have one question though.When it comes to 계절 I learned it as "무슨 겨절을 가장 좋아해요?" but since there are only 4 options to seasons I would personally use 어느 instead of 무슨. What is the correct way? Thank you
Thank you for the compliment. When it comes to 계절, they both are correct to use. (Theoretically 어느 should be used instead of 무슨 as you said) However 무슨 계절 is more commonly used.
@@kimexplainskorean Thank you so much for your response :) Finally I can put my mind to rest