Thank you so much for making these videos. When I look up a grammar topic on TH-cam, i always use your videos and it really helps a lot. Greetings from Germany
Thanks a lot for this video! My understanding kind of exploded immediately, after watching this one. But can I say it like this, too: "집에 가는 길에 사면 안 돼요?"
I noticed that after it was released, too. Sorry about that!!! ❤️ (Sorry, I've been really busy making my website and workbooks, so I'm now trying to catch up with the comments now that they are launched!!!)
네, 맞아요!!! 너무 잘했어요! 다음에도 재미있는 비디오 열심히 만들게요!!! 저도 감사합니다! (Sorry, I've been really busy making my website and workbooks, so I'm now trying to catch up with the comments now that they are launched!!!)
저도 감사해요!!! ❤️ (Sorry, I've been really busy making my website and workbooks, so I'm now trying to catch up with the comments now that they are launched!!!)
네, 잘했어요!!!! Just a typo: 좋은데 💖 (Sorry, I've been really busy making my website and workbooks, so I'm now trying to catch up with the comments now that they are launched!!!)
i also know that you can use the 니까 form to make suggestions. couldnt we just use this instead of 는데 in your example sentences or would that also be unnatural?
hello, teacher. I have a question. at 9:10 the background music changes and makes me feel like I change place from one to another (respectively happy and ambient). I must say, it kind of distracted me :D Did you do this on purpose to imply that the structure given gets more complicated? Or is it just coincidential? Thanks in advance :D Edit: I didn't realise before typing that there are a few more tracks that for different parts, but the soundtrack at the end got my attention 😅😅
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ It was absolutely NOT intended but now that you mentioned it, it fits perfect! 😅 (Sorry, I've been really busy making my website and workbooks, so I'm now trying to catch up with the comments now that they are launched!!!)
토픽은 가르쳐 본 적이 없는데 제가 토픽을 조금 공부해 볼게요! 토픽 시험 잘 보셨어요? (Sorry, I've been really busy making my website and workbooks, so I'm now trying to catch up with the comments now that they are launched!!!)
안녕하세요, 예은 님!!! (Sorry, I've been really busy making my website and workbooks, so I'm now trying to catch up with the comments now that they are launched!!!)
너무 잘했어요!!! 정확해요!!! Excellent!!! ❤️ (Sorry, I've been really busy making my website and workbooks, so I'm now trying to catch up with the comments now that they are launched!!!)
생각보다 고급 수준의 수업이 필요하신 분들이 많은 것 같네요. 뉴스로 수업하면 안 지겨울까요? (Sorry, I've been really busy making my website and workbooks, so I'm now trying to catch up with the comments now that they are launched!!!)
@@KoreanJream congratulations on the launch! 네 뉴스는 요즘 지겨울 수도 있는데... Anyway, thank you very much for making so much of your content free, and I really appreciate your thorough explanations.
"-면 안 돼요" Would this be similar to, in English, saying "Is it a problem?/If not a problem?" Such as "I'm sick today; would it be a problen if I took the test tomorrow?" Or "We're out of milk; if it's not a problem can you buy some on your way home?"
주시는데? Yes, it is using this subject honorifics ~(으)시~ 👏 Here’s the breakdown: 주 = 주다 to give 시 = ~(으)시~ honoring who’s giving 는데 = verb ending meaning “but” (Someone) is giving something, but~
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 돼요!!! ❤️ (Sorry, I've been really busy making my website and workbooks, so I'm now trying to catch up with the comments now that they are launched!!!)
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And I thought I was over using -(으)ㄴ/는데 …. I hear it so much that I got used to using it. Thanks for the explanation of why it’s used a lot. 🥰
It indeed is used so very often, so I am sure you are doing just fine using it all the time! 😁 저도 감사합니다!!! 😍
"slow, clear speaking" and perfectly timed sentence graphics! 정말 감사합니다. 매우 도움이 되었습니다. A+ 선생님!
우와, 도움이 돼서 너무 다행입니다! 😊 비디오 보고 친절한 댓글 써 주셔서 감사합니다!!!
Thank you so much for making these videos. When I look up a grammar topic on TH-cam, i always use your videos and it really helps a lot. Greetings from Germany
As a newb, I noticed my favorite lines in K dramas often included the sound "--은데에에!!!" and now I get why. This helped a lot. Thanks!
Because it has that typical Korean intonation, right? 😁 You will now understand it even better when you watch you favorite show!!! 저도 감사합니다!
선생님 이 비디오가 아주 좋아요. 나중에 문장을 쓸 거예요.
And thank you for your slow, clear speaking for the examples. It's very helpful.
도움이 돼서 다행이에요!!! 😄 오늘도 감사합니다, 셰릴 님!
❤ 훌륭해요.
Hi ,pls can you explain what is background information😢
Okay this one was literally the best source I've seen about these grammar points ~어/아도 될까(요)? ~(으)면 안 될까(요)?
THANK YOU SOO MUCH!!!!!
This is so helpful. Thank you 💓
yay!!! so happy to hear it helped! 저도 감사합니다! 💓
이거 문법 재미있는데 선생님의 설명은 완벽해요. 고맙습니다 선생님. 😀
저도 고맙습니다, 디야 님!!! 💖
쉽고 명확한 설명, 감사드립니다 선생님
For your next live can you do another lyrics breakdown for BTS's Spring Day please 😭 I've been trying to learn it by myself but it's difficult
어감을 이렇게 전달하면 된다는 교과서를 보는 듯 합니다 👏👏👏🎇
언제나 늘 너무 감사합니다 ㅠㅠㅠㅠ
Thanks a lot for this video! My understanding kind of exploded immediately, after watching this one.
But can I say it like this, too: "집에 가는 길에 사면 안 돼요?"
Can you please use different colors other than purple and green 😢 bcoz the written text is not visible.
Thank you for teaching us😊
I noticed that after it was released, too. Sorry about that!!! ❤️ (Sorry, I've been really busy making my website and workbooks, so I'm now trying to catch up with the comments now that they are launched!!!)
Super super super helpful...a bit too advanced but I understood all the principles.
감사합니다 💖🙇
저도 감사합니다! 💖
You are very good thank you
Great awesome teacher 🙏
감사합니다!!! 💖
선생님, '는데'가 '(으)니까'랑 비슷한 것 같은데 차이 뭔지 설명해 주실 수 있을까요? 아니면 교환할 수 있게 써도 돼요? 고마워요.
비디오가 너무 재미있는데, ❤ 다음에 재미있는 비디오 만들주실 수 있을까요?
익거 맞아요? 감사 드립니다
네, 맞아요!!! 너무 잘했어요! 다음에도 재미있는 비디오 열심히 만들게요!!! 저도 감사합니다!
(Sorry, I've been really busy making my website and workbooks, so I'm now trying to catch up with the comments now that they are launched!!!)
@@KoreanJream 괜찮아요 쌤, 기다리는 website 나무 흥미로워요🌹
This example goes to my teacher of digital economy:
교수님, 수업이 지루한데 끝내주실 수 있을까요?
완벽해요!!! 👍
선생님 thank you so much ❤️
저도 감사해요!!! ❤️ (Sorry, I've been really busy making my website and workbooks, so I'm now trying to catch up with the comments now that they are launched!!!)
배고픈데 어디 제일 곳이 먹을 수 있을까요? -does this sound natural?
네, 좋아요!!! Just change 제일 어느 곳이 to 어디에서 😄
그 비디오는 아주 좋은대 친구에게 추천해도 돼요?
Is this correct 선생님?
네, 잘했어요!!!! Just a typo: 좋은데 💖
(Sorry, I've been really busy making my website and workbooks, so I'm now trying to catch up with the comments now that they are launched!!!)
저는 이 비디오을 통해 많은 것을 배운데, 선생님 더 많은 비디오를 만들 주실 수 있을까요?
네, 그럴게요!!! 😍
i also know that you can use the 니까 form to make suggestions. couldnt we just use this instead of 는데 in your example sentences or would that also be unnatural?
Wondering the same!
hello, teacher. I have a question. at 9:10 the background music changes and makes me feel like I change place from one to another (respectively happy and ambient). I must say, it kind of distracted me :D Did you do this on purpose to imply that the structure given gets more complicated? Or is it just coincidential? Thanks in advance :D
Edit: I didn't realise before typing that there are a few more tracks that for different parts, but the soundtrack at the end got my attention 😅😅
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ It was absolutely NOT intended but now that you mentioned it, it fits perfect! 😅 (Sorry, I've been really busy making my website and workbooks, so I'm now trying to catch up with the comments now that they are launched!!!)
저는 4월 9일에 토픽 시험을 보려고 하는데 토픽 듣기 영상을 올려주시면 안 될까요? (시간이 안 되시면 하지 않으셔도 돼요 ^^)
토픽은 가르쳐 본 적이 없는데 제가 토픽을 조금 공부해 볼게요! 토픽 시험 잘 보셨어요? (Sorry, I've been really busy making my website and workbooks, so I'm now trying to catch up with the comments now that they are launched!!!)
이게 좀 다른 얘기인데 개발하신 웹사이트를 언제쯤 보여주실 거예요?
제가 웹사이트랑 워크북 만드느라고 바빠서 이제 댓글을 봤네요...ㅎㅎㅎㅎ 웹사이트 혹시 보셨어요?
못 보셨으면 여기 링크 있어요!!! koreanjream.com/
안녕하새요 선생님
안녕하세요, 예은 님!!!
(Sorry, I've been really busy making my website and workbooks, so I'm now trying to catch up with the comments now that they are launched!!!)
한국 친구들에게: 한국어 연습은 무서운데 나랑 이야기해 주면 안 돼?
Is this sentence correct? Thanks so much for the video, 선생님!
너무 잘했어요!!! 정확해요!!! Excellent!!! ❤️ (Sorry, I've been really busy making my website and workbooks, so I'm now trying to catch up with the comments now that they are launched!!!)
제가 어휘가 넓어지고 싶은데 선생님 뉴스 기사로 가르쳐 주실 수 있을까요?
생각보다 고급 수준의 수업이 필요하신 분들이 많은 것 같네요. 뉴스로 수업하면 안 지겨울까요?
(Sorry, I've been really busy making my website and workbooks, so I'm now trying to catch up with the comments now that they are launched!!!)
@@KoreanJream congratulations on the launch! 네 뉴스는 요즘 지겨울 수도 있는데... Anyway, thank you very much for making so much of your content free, and I really appreciate your thorough explanations.
"-면 안 돼요" Would this be similar to, in English, saying "Is it a problem?/If not a problem?" Such as "I'm sick today; would it be a problen if I took the test tomorrow?" Or "We're out of milk; if it's not a problem can you buy some on your way home?"
I'm still a beginner but I hat the word 주세눈데 why is it like this? ...
주시는데? Yes, it is using this subject honorifics ~(으)시~ 👏 Here’s the breakdown:
주 = 주다 to give
시 = ~(으)시~ honoring who’s giving
는데 = verb ending meaning “but”
(Someone) is giving something, but~
드라마 보고 싶은데 내일 한국어를 공부면 안 돼요? 😆
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 돼요!!! ❤️ (Sorry, I've been really busy making my website and workbooks, so I'm now trying to catch up with the comments now that they are launched!!!)
이제 친했는데 편하게 말 해도 되나요?
오, 좋은 예네요!!! What a great example!!!!
"이제 친해졌는데 말 편하게 해도 되나요?" 라고 하면 완벽해요!!!
I heard a looot in kdrama 싫은데
맞아요!!! 😄