Very very simple and easy to understand.Just saved myself hours of research.Very underrated channel.I just understood in seconds the usage of 아/어서 and (으)면.I will keep checking this channel for more grammar points.갑사합니다🙇♀️
Prof. Yoon muchas gracias por el excelente contenido. Siempre que tengo dudas vengo a consultar sus videos y con tan sólo escuchar una vez la explicación comprendo todo a la perfección.
Hello Prof. Yoon. Thank you so much for your clear teaching Hangukeo as always. But i have a request if possible. Since i'm using mobile phone and usually doing household chores while listening to your lectures, is it possible to make the sound volume more louder, like talking louder and or using a loud speaker 🙂 while teaching? 😉 Bec. eventhough i put up the volume to maximum but still can't hear the lecture clear. Thank U in advance 😘
저는 질문이 있습니다. "(으)시" 와 "~어/아서"가 둘다 어떻게 사용할 수 있습니까? 예를 들면, "교수님께서 열심히 가르치세요. 그래서 학생들이 많이 배워요." 이것은 "교수님께서 열심히 가르치셔서 학생들이 많이 배워요" 입니까? 구조는 '동사 + (으)시 + ~어 + 서' 입니까? 질분을 많이 해서 죄송하지만 저를 들어주셔서 정말 감사합니다!
I'm still confused. 아서/어서/여서 can not be used in past and future tense and 기 때문에 can be used in past /present/future tense. Is this right? What is the main difference between 아서/어서/여서 and 기 때문에?
기 때문에 gives you a clear reason and is a more literary expression than 아서/어서/여서. For example 비가 와서 학교에 못 갔어요 -> I couldn't go to school because it rained. 비 때문에 학교에 못 갔어요. -> I couldn't go to school because of the rain. As you can see you can also use this grammar with nouns -> 때문에, which you can't do with 아서/어서/여서 :) So for me it is more like 아서/어서/여서 is "because" but 기 때문에 and 때문에 is more like "because of that" :)
I understand ~어서/아서 also has a meaning of "And". Would you be able to do a video explaining when it means "And" and when it means "So, Because"? Example: 저는 학교에 가서 공부할 거예요 = I will go to school and then study (here it doesn't mean because I go to school, I study) Thanks.
아파서 학교에 못 갔어요 . i couldn't go to school because i was sick ( it shows reason ). if there is sequence it means "and " and if there is reason it means "because' . ( i am also Korean language learner .)
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가르쳐 주셔서 감사합니다
Brilliant teaching methodology sir ❤️🙏
감사합니다❤
Helpful explanation of why tense does not matter with 아서/어서 but DOES matter with 지만!
thank you teacher
Great teaching 너무 감사합니다, 선생님.
배고파서 음식을 먹었어요 😄
배가 아파서 약을 먹었어요
책을 재미있서 책을 사요.
책이 재미있어서
best 선생님 i have ever seen 🎉❤
Very very simple and easy to understand.Just saved myself hours of research.Very underrated channel.I just understood in seconds the usage of 아/어서 and (으)면.I will keep checking this channel for more grammar points.갑사합니다🙇♀️
Prof. Yoon muchas gracias por el excelente contenido. Siempre que tengo dudas vengo a consultar sus videos y con tan sólo escuchar una vez la explicación comprendo todo a la perfección.
고맙습니다 선생님 ☺️
선생님 감사합니다! 많이 사랑합니다!
Thank you very much Professor.
Thank you
선생님 감사합니다 ~
저는 열심히 공부 할 거예요
너무 감사합니다 선생님 !!!
Thanks..help me a lot.
Hello Prof. Yoon. Thank you so much for your clear teaching Hangukeo as always. But i have a request if possible. Since i'm using mobile phone and usually doing household chores while listening to your lectures, is it possible to make the sound volume more louder, like talking louder and or using a loud speaker 🙂 while teaching? 😉 Bec. eventhough i put up the volume to maximum but still can't hear the lecture clear. Thank U in advance 😘
선생님 can we used 어서 아서 with all person like 1st 2nd 3rd person
저는 질문이 있습니다. "(으)시" 와 "~어/아서"가 둘다 어떻게 사용할 수 있습니까? 예를 들면, "교수님께서 열심히 가르치세요. 그래서 학생들이 많이 배워요." 이것은 "교수님께서 열심히 가르치셔서 학생들이 많이 배워요" 입니까? 구조는 '동사 + (으)시 + ~어 + 서' 입니까? 질분을 많이 해서 죄송하지만 저를 들어주셔서 정말 감사합니다!
선생님은 두 가지 용도로 사용됩니다 어서 아서 그들 사이의 차이점을 알려주세요
안녕하세요 선생님
How can I use 아서with verb
이다
오늘 아침에 ....... 먼저 화장실에 갔다 왔습니다. 그리고 물을 마셨습니다.
1. 일어나고 2. 일어나서
쌤 맞는 답이 뭐예요? 도와주세요
일어나서
Even for sentences where you apologize for past mistakes you don't conjugate the verb to past tense and add 어서/아서? It wouldn't be "파티에 못 갔아서 미안해요"?
It sounds unnatural. You can specify the time frame like '어제 파티에 못 가서 미안해요.'
사장님 그래서&그러니까 is a similar so please clear that question
I'm still confused. 아서/어서/여서 can not be used in past and future tense and 기 때문에 can be used in past /present/future tense. Is this right? What is the main difference between 아서/어서/여서 and 기 때문에?
기 때문에 gives you a clear reason and is a more literary expression than 아서/어서/여서. For example 비가 와서 학교에 못 갔어요 -> I couldn't go to school because it rained. 비 때문에 학교에 못 갔어요. -> I couldn't go to school because of the rain. As you can see you can also use this grammar with nouns -> 때문에, which you can't do with 아서/어서/여서 :) So for me it is more like 아서/어서/여서 is "because" but 기 때문에 and 때문에 is more like "because of that" :)
Actually I can understand the difference between 는데 and 아/어서 , even I watched all videos
Maybe someone here can explain?
I understand ~어서/아서 also has a meaning of "And". Would you be able to do a video explaining when it means "And" and when it means "So, Because"? Example: 저는 학교에 가서 공부할 거예요 = I will go to school and then study (here it doesn't mean because I go to school, I study) Thanks.
아파서 학교에 못 갔어요 . i couldn't go to school because i was sick ( it shows reason ). if there is sequence it means "and " and if there is reason it means "because' . ( i am also Korean language learner .)
YESS YES seonssaengnim can you explain this too, please?
Teacher, 으니까 vs 어서 is similar??
María José first is reason second is continous
@@bimalkarki9091 으니까 is casual