How to use the Object Particles in Korean and extra knowledge about 'I have'

Extra information regarding '있어요 / 없어요' with object particles.
Also, make sure you've watched the previous lesson videos since it's all connected :)
Hope you enjoy this video x
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it's nice to relearned basic Korean with your clear voice.

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The '있다' meaning is a little bit confusing, but now I gatta! Many thanks x

[@louishyi]

Can you make a video about 을 and 를?

[@SerenaKorean]

Hi Louis, I've already published one that explains the object particles. Basically the function of object particles are very similar as subject particles. I'll explain more and more in further lessons :) But until then, please watch the subject particles video as well :)

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Serena씨,are you a chrifian? Your fish dymbol makes me curious about that. Thank you,
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