time stamp 00:00 이다 verb's introduction (what it means, when to use) 01:41 Using 이다 in a sentence (Present Tense) 08:43 examples where you shouldn't use 이다 09:43 Past Tense of 이다 12:57 Future Tense of 이다 (vs 이/가 되다) 16:20 when 이다 is conjugated to "여" 17:57 수고했어요 ♡ Review Note: explorekorean.net/beginner1-lesson4/
dude i got bored and saw kpop and knew i wanted to go to south korea some day and started learning korean 3 days ago i have so many notes alreayd and its crazy how different it is from english
@@susand1778 Same. I'm spanish and it's completely different from my language as well, but that is what I like the most, it's challenging yet fascinating
@@juanca2257 I'm Turkish There are similarities in grammar and structure between Turkish and Korean. Root from the same language. It has the same word order and even some of the same words. Thankfully im lucky about this. So it's really helpful for me 😭 Good luck on your learninng i hope you can learn easily 💘💘
I've been teaching myself korean for some months now, but beside sov grammar confuses me immensely. Thank you for this! I have ALMOST mastered Hangul to romanization, but no vocabulary at all lol.
@@susand1778yea it’s crazy this lanage is also unique I got inspired leanring korean bc of B.T.S kpop group I love them a lot they are amazing so I wanted to learn the language ❤❤
I love your lessons!!! I love how you don't miss any detail and you even order the videos in playlists every time you post. Thank you for teaching us so much!!! 💕
Thanks Miss Vicky, you way of teaching is so good it clears all the doubt we get through learning process. Thank you so much. ❤😇 Best teacher 👩🏫💗 always thankful
Ahhhh..... . To be honest you are my life saver i was literally lost that where should a learn korean and i can't find any stable channel on yt after that I find you and you are doing really a good job keep it up.
I love how you explain very clearly and give us many examples for us to practice and know some difference and not using words repeatedly ❤❤ 😁🥰 너무 감사합니다! ^^❤
Im grateful for Ms Vicky for her Korean tutorial videos.. Ive learned so much from watching the videos.. My issue is Im confused when to say or pronounce r or l and p or b.. 😀
I could not understand what you write for There is a tree.Will you please write it here for me?And can I wrie it like this..."저기 나무가 있어요". or "거기 나무가 있어요." or just simply "나무가 있다 or 있어요." Am I right?
miss vicky i hope you can teach us how to do journal in korean? what kind of grammar we use in journaling diary. do we have to end all the sentences in -다 form?
I have a question about the 일 거예요 pattern. In the sentence '그 사람은 지수의 남편을 거예요' what is the implied guess. Does Jisoo already have a husband and the speaker is guessing which man could be her husband? Or is it that the speaker is looking at a man (maybe Jisoo's current boyfriend) and saying 'I think that person might become Jisoo's husband someday.'? Thanks for a wonderful lecture video!
I have a doubt, in a sentence you used 은 marker with the word 'this pencil' but here you're talking about that one pencil specifically so shouldn't you use 이 marker instead of 은 Marker?
Hi Miss Vicky! For the sentences that 이다 is not needed, can you also translate it?? So that I can also check if I am correct 😊. Thank you so much for the lesson!
Tbh it mostly depends on where u r starting from. For example i have started to learn all the particles after hangul. And this is about verbs. You should check her other videos about verbs first though
습니다 is used for action/descriptive verbs that end in a consonant. ㅂ니다 is for ones that end in vowels. 먹습니다. Eat. (Action verb consonant end) 예쁩니다. Pretty. (Descriptive verb vowel end) 갑니다. Go. (Action verb vowel end) 덥습니다. Hot. (Descriptive verb consonant end) 합니다 = from 하다 = to do, formal ending. 입니다 = from 이다 = to be, formal ending 저는 학생입니다. = I am a student 저는 한국어를 공부합니다 = I study Korean
입니다 is the combination of 이다 + "ㅂ/습니다" ending, which is slightly more formal than "예요/이에요" ending, but since the same 이다 verb is used, it means the same thing. E.g. 저는 빅키입니다 = 저는 빅키예요. 저는 선생님입니다 = 저는 선생님이에요 :)
안녕하세요~ If you are a beginner who has just started grammar, that part isn’t really important for now. You can come back to that part when you get to learn about conjunctions and it’ll make more sense :)
Yes you can Although there is a difference between them 이제 is used when something started happening or someone started to be and it will continue in the future For example when you can make a resolution you have the intention to continue it in the future Whereas 지금 is used when something is happening only for a particular moment for example time when someone asks you the time like what is the time in Korean you will ask 지금 몇 시야 cause the time will change you can't use 이제 here Sometimes there are interchangeable like this sentence we don't know if she will continue to be a good mother or not, but if we do know than we can use 이제 or if it is Eunji saying that about herself she can use 이제 Hope it helped
Thank u ... You give detail about 반말 & 준댓말 but i have lots of confusion in ㅂ/습니다 form please make a video about it.🙏 And present ,past & future tense is fine but how to make sentences in past & future continuous tense.And present, past& future perfect tense and present,past &future perfect continuous tense like in english plz .. Sentences like:- 1)It was still raining when I reached there. 2)Students were dancing in the park. 3)I had already taken breakfast. 4)I had wanted to help my brother. 5)she will be waiting for me. 6) Eunji will be eating food . 7)she has been playing football for 2 years. 8)she had been writing book since 1997. And so on m really sorry for this long comment but i've a lot of doubt.
As a native speaker, I want to point out that '-이다(Ida)' is NOT actually a verb. '이다' is always combined with 체언(noun+pronoun+number), and this phenomenon is NEVER found in verb nor adjective. '-이다' is a particle(서술격 조사), and it doesn't conjugate like verb - it conjugates like adjective. (In Korean, we separate verb and adjective according to whether it follows verb conjugation or adjective conjugation). One thing is that Korean verb and Korean adjective isn't really similar to English verb and English adjective. I think it will be easier for learners to consider Korean adjective as 'be + English adjective'. So, for example, Korean adjective '예쁘다' is equal to 'be pretty'. Similarly, '-이다' is always combined with 체언(noun+pronoun+number), and its form will always be 'noun + -이다 (be + noun, in English).' If you understand this, then I think it will make sense to you that '이다(be)' conjugates similar to Korean adjective (but it is still NOT an adjective).
+ I said, "In Korean, we separate verb and adjective according to whether it follows verb conjugation or adjective conjugation." This rule is usually strictly followed, but some words are even hard for Koreans to distinguish - ex 잘생기다 (be handsome) was previously an adjective, but it 'changed' to a verb in dictionary(5 years ago). It is because, although it partly follows adjective conjugation, it mostly follows verb conjugation. You don't need to worry about this because these kinds of words are very few.
No It would literally mean " I am Czech Republic" like the country When you want to say that you are a person living in that country you will have to add 인 or 사람 to it
안녕하세요 수업 익사이팅하고 simple 해서 좋습니다 설명중에서 조금 많이 어색한 부분에 대해 한국인으로서 말해봅니다 "♤that person will be (might be) Jisoo 's hasband" 에서 will be 나 might be 둘 다 함께 쓸 수 있답니다 두 sentences 는 어떤 특정 사건에 대한 목격자로서 경찰에게 진술할 때 얼핏 본 사람에 대한 자신없는 추측이 가미된 진술에서나 사용하게 되는 말입니다 일반 대화에서 전혀 사용되는 말이 아닙니다. 또 하나 "taht person will become Jisoo's hasband soon" 에서 "그사람은 곧 지수의 남편이 될거 예요"라고 했는데 이 말도 매우 어색한 표현입니다 이런 의미로 꼭 써야 한다면 that person을 경멸하는 가쉽거리로 사용하는 경우라면 몰라도 실제 대화에서 사용하는 말이 아닙니다 왜냐하면 이 문장에서 Jisoo가 굉장히 높은 지위에 있거나 억만장자 같은 유명인사라는 뉘앙스 때문입니다 그러면 "taht person will become Jisoo's hasband soon" 을 적당하게 바꿔보면 That person and Jisoo will marry soon.이 됩니다 실제 결혼한 후라면 일상 대화에서 Jisoo's hadband 같은 지칭이 가능 하지만 결혼 전부터 Jisoo's hadband라는 지칭은 없답니다 굳이, "지수의 남편될 사람"이란 표현과 가장 근접한 말은 "지수의 짝" 혹은 "지수의 남편감" 정도가 있습니다 하나 더 말하겠습니다 "이다"의 존댓말은 '입니다' 이고요 주로 남자들이 사용하고 "예요" 혹은 "이에요" 또는 "이지요" 등은 여자들이 cute 하게 보이려고 쓰는 표현이랍니다. 영상 잘 보고있습니다 감사합니다 빅키선생님 ♡
참고할게요~ 요 레슨은 생초보자 문법이다보니 자연스러운 회화 표현보단 문법 이해를 위한 단순한 문장을 예시로 드는 것에 초점을 맞췄으니 고런 것들 감안해주셔요. 그리고 학습자들이 주로 존댓말을 "-요" 와 "ㅂ/습니다" ending 으로 구별하기 때문에 "요" 또한 존댓말로 분류하는게 맞습니다. 예요/이에요를 여자들이 큐트하게 보이려고 쓴다는 건 편견일듯 싶습니다 ㅎㅎ 😅
여자 particularly means female so it can be used for both woman or girl 여자애 is originated from 여자아이 where 아이 means child so it litterly means female child, which can be used for a girl
ı love your videos but I can't stop myself from saying that I hate that sound you make with your mouth like mhm you constantly do that sound it distracts me so much
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time stamp
00:00 이다 verb's introduction (what it means, when to use)
01:41 Using 이다 in a sentence (Present Tense)
08:43 examples where you shouldn't use 이다
09:43 Past Tense of 이다
12:57 Future Tense of 이다 (vs 이/가 되다)
16:20 when 이다 is conjugated to "여"
17:57 수고했어요 ♡
Review Note: explorekorean.net/beginner1-lesson4/
감사합니다 🙇♀️💜
why did you put 은 to the 지금??
@@Jamilaa25 지금은 is like saying "as of right now" or "unlike before, now it's like that." It indicates contrast.
@@KoreanwithMissVicky and also why on 좋은?
(same example 12:40)
Please keep making these videos, they are really useful😭 I started learning korean a few weeks ago and your videos are just perfect❤❤
dude i got bored and saw kpop and knew i wanted to go to south korea some day and started learning korean 3 days ago i have so many notes alreayd and its crazy how different it is from english
@@susand1778 Same. I'm spanish and it's completely different from my language as well, but that is what I like the most, it's challenging yet fascinating
@@juanca2257 I'm Turkish
There are similarities in grammar and structure between Turkish and Korean. Root from the same language. It has the same word order and even some of the same words. Thankfully im lucky about this. So it's really helpful for me 😭 Good luck on your learninng i hope you can learn easily 💘💘
I've been teaching myself korean for some months now, but beside sov grammar confuses me immensely. Thank you for this! I have ALMOST mastered Hangul to romanization, but no vocabulary at all lol.
@@susand1778yea it’s crazy this lanage is also unique I got inspired leanring korean bc of B.T.S kpop group I love them a lot they are amazing so I wanted to learn the language ❤❤
I love your lessons!!! I love how you don't miss any detail and you even order the videos in playlists every time you post. Thank you for teaching us so much!!! 💕
Thanks Miss Vicky, you way of teaching is so good it clears all the doubt we get through learning process. Thank you so much. ❤😇 Best teacher 👩🏫💗 always thankful
Thank you so much vicky
I have been searching about this topic from past days
There was no perfect video which can explain ida verb .
감사합니다.
세상에....한국어 학습자들을 보니 감동이에요 ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ 난 한국사람이지만 빅키 선생님은 우리 학교의 문법 선생님보다 훨씬 더 잘 가르친다 👱🏻♀️💕
I love your lessons, my Korean has improved so much!💙 감사합니다 선생님!
I'm resently addicted to your channel
Your explanations are so much easier for me to follow. Thank you for the detail and the information.
Thanks so much for all your help. You're making it very easy to learn and follow 🙏
I was learning object particles right now and boom you posted!!! Thank you sooo much!💜💜
Ahhhh..... . To be honest you are my life saver i was literally lost that where should a learn korean and i can't find any stable channel on yt after that I find you and you are doing really a good job keep it up.
Can you plzzz explain me rather than giving heart I am so confused 😕🤔🙏🙏🙏
This are such valuable grammar points. Thank you for posting this video.
I love how you explain very clearly and give us many examples for us to practice and know some difference and not using words repeatedly ❤❤ 😁🥰 너무 감사합니다! ^^❤
Thank you so much for this videos I’m still at the beginning of my Korean so this is still hard for me but thank you for explaining it so well 💗💗
너무 너무 감사합니다 선생님 저는 이 영상을 진짜 좋아했어요 😍 한국어는 너무 어려워요 근데 여러분 할 수 있어요 💪🏼
Excuse my mistakes, I’m still learning!
파이팅 🥰
This is something I’ve been wondering a lot about haha, thank you
고맙습니다 선생님. 나는 당신 때문에 한국어를 배웁니다. 사랑해❤️💜
You are such a great teacher. You are not just excellent, you are outstanding. Thanks.
It helps me a lot..tnk you mam vicky for your efforts..you are a blessing for us beginner learner's...😊😊😊😊
Many thanks for the clearness and intelligibility of your explanations. They helped me so much!! ♥♥♥👏👏👏👍
언니 너무 너무 감사합나다💖💕사랑해요🦋
Im grateful for Ms Vicky for her Korean tutorial videos.. Ive learned so much from watching the videos.. My issue is Im confused when to say or pronounce r or l and p or b.. 😀
I could not understand what you write for There is a tree.Will you please write it here for me?And can I wrie it like this..."저기 나무가 있어요". or "거기 나무가 있어요." or just simply "나무가 있다 or
있어요." Am I right?
Acc to me All are right
뭐예요 keep teaching mam
Thank you for sharing knowledge 😘😘😘
Thank you, please never stop making videos
hello sem can i ask? do u have private class for korean languange? thank you
Thank you so much, was so helpful🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much ..your videos are so usefull! And happy new year ..in France we can wish good things until the 31 of january!
좋은 영상 만들어 주셔서 감사해요. This video is great and it's so helpful. Thank you for explaining '이다'동사 in detail. Have a nice day.😊😍😉💕👍
Greatly explained Korean language
Thank you so much for these lessons! You´re such a great teacher
Thanks Vicky from 캄보디아 🇰🇭
11:53 but isn't 이다 supposed to be converted into 있었어/ 있었어요?😅
Those are conjugations for "있다," not 이다.
This was so helpful and made so much sense🙏🥳
thank you songsaengnim your lessons are the best
what is the future informal way of 이다? i didn’t hear it in the video
This was really helpful, thanks☺
안녕하세요 선생님, 질문 있어요
What is the difference between 어/아 요 and 이에요/예요?
Thank you so much miss Vicky
Iam able to learn Korean because of you 어니 감사합니다
수고했어요
Omg thank you!!! This verb I was struggling with 💕💕
Thanks so much, you make easy to learn. very useful. I wish I could practice with someone.
miss vicky i hope you can teach us how to do journal in korean? what kind of grammar we use in journaling diary. do we have to end all the sentences in -다 form?
@Mulan oh.. can you help me showing the link where she taught how to journal? thank you
I will include it in my to-do lessons :) You can check this video in the meantime : th-cam.com/video/07FkXDEXbCg/w-d-xo.html
@@KoreanwithMissVicky thank you miss vicky i love you
@Mulan thanks mulan
I have a question about the 일 거예요 pattern. In the sentence '그 사람은 지수의 남편을 거예요' what is the implied guess. Does Jisoo already have a husband and the speaker is guessing which man could be her husband? Or is it that the speaker is looking at a man (maybe Jisoo's current boyfriend) and saying 'I think that person might become Jisoo's husband someday.'? Thanks for a wonderful lecture video!
It's the former
Hi miss vicky. What dialect of Korean do you teach?
I have a doubt, in a sentence you used 은 marker with the word 'this pencil' but here you're talking about that one pencil specifically so shouldn't you use 이 marker instead of 은 Marker?
pleas keep making videos it really help a lot
Thank you for this detailed video.
oh my god, i was learning korean for 3 months and just use 'ida' without understanding the basics
Very good lesson, thank you!
Please recommend us a korean story book for intermediate.
muchas gracias amiga
Can somebody please tell me what is 아요 , 어요 , 해요 then? I am so confused about 아요 , 어요, 해요, 이에요 and 예요
Hi Miss Vicky! For the sentences that 이다 is not needed, can you also translate it?? So that I can also check if I am correct 😊. Thank you so much for the lesson!
Here you go :
Jisoo is busy. 지수는(or 지수가) 바빠요.
There is a tree. 나무가 있어요.
This was very helpful, thank you!
hi!! is this topic for beginners?
Tbh it mostly depends on where u r starting from. For example i have started to learn all the particles after hangul. And this is about verbs. You should check her other videos about verbs first though
@@mggamingzone1434 oh thank u for this tip!!
@@xenia2356 my pleasure :)))💜
This grammar is for beginners, but it would also help if you’re at a higher level and don’t have enough understanding about 이다 verb :)
@@KoreanwithMissVicky thank u!! i think i first have to practice 받침 and reading at first:) btw what is the best to do after 한글 and 받침?
When you say a name using 씨 at the end, would you still have to use 의 for possessives? i.e. 그 자는 지수(씨)의일 거예요?
Yes~ you would say 지수 씨의 Noun 일 거예요
@@KoreanwithMissVicky thank you for the reply. Wow that would be a mouthful to say. Haha
선생님, 감사합니다.
감사합니다!! :)
I honestly thought when you say 이에요 quickly it just becomes 예요 😂 can I not think of it that way tho?
수고했어요 선생님 👍
이다. 에 대한 내용이 외국인에게는 익숙지 않은데, 그들의 입장에서 잘 정리 하셨네요
감사합니다 :)
@@KoreanwithMissVicky 많이 배우고 있습니다
Thanks ❤️❤️
keep it up teacher thank you
miss Vicky what is the difference between 입니다 and 습니다
습니다 is used for action/descriptive verbs that end in a consonant. ㅂ니다 is for ones that end in vowels.
먹습니다. Eat. (Action verb consonant end)
예쁩니다. Pretty. (Descriptive verb vowel end)
갑니다. Go. (Action verb vowel end)
덥습니다. Hot. (Descriptive verb consonant end)
합니다 = from 하다 = to do, formal ending.
입니다 = from 이다 = to be, formal ending
저는 학생입니다. = I am a student
저는 한국어를 공부합니다 = I study Korean
@@김조지-p3p thank you 🙂
Omg thank you so much this is so helpful but i wanna know when 입니다 is used.
입니다 is the combination of 이다 + "ㅂ/습니다" ending, which is slightly more formal than "예요/이에요" ending, but since the same 이다 verb is used, it means the same thing.
E.g.
저는 빅키입니다 = 저는 빅키예요.
저는 선생님입니다 = 저는 선생님이에요
:)
선생님, the last part where you're explaining 이다's actual conjugation rule, I am unable to understand it. It's a bit confusing for me.
안녕하세요~ If you are a beginner who has just started grammar, that part isn’t really important for now. You can come back to that part when you get to learn about conjunctions and it’ll make more sense :)
thank you so much for this leeson what do i learn next now trhat i know this and the aphabet and like order of words do i learn the words?
You can check this playlist for grammar lessons : th-cam.com/play/PLECz2rpRD3Z1q8NmzAOG5cuLYq-rU0BQO.html
I Love Ure Videos, 감 사 합 니다 😊
As for "now she is a good mother" can I also use 이제 instead of 지금? Thanks!
Yes you can
Although there is a difference between them
이제 is used when something started happening or someone started to be and it will continue in the future
For example when you can make a resolution you have the intention to continue it in the future
Whereas 지금 is used when something is happening only for a particular moment for example time when someone asks you the time like what is the time in Korean you will ask 지금 몇 시야 cause the time will change you can't use 이제 here
Sometimes there are interchangeable like this sentence we don't know if she will continue to be a good mother or not, but if we do know than we can use 이제 or if it is Eunji saying that about herself she can use 이제
Hope it helped
To summarize
이제 = from now on
지금 = right now
@@chahak34 thank you!
@@nicestnice I replied after 11 months, I wanted to ask how is learnign Korean going on for you?
First!!💜
Can you please answer this question
Noun to noun using 이다
그 사 람 - That person
학 생 - Student
제가 - I
가르치다 - To teach
Instead of 제거 can we not use 저의 ?
No because 저의 is a possessive pronoun which is always followed by another noun whereas 제거 is itself a noun
same whit 전는 여자 입니다
mam, can you please also cover up the book of korean grammer in use for intermediate. Thank you.
Intermediate/high beginner lessons are coming :)
@@KoreanwithMissVicky also give a guideline or recommend some books for enhance vocabulay.
Thank you.
Thank u ...
You give detail about 반말 & 준댓말 but i have lots of confusion in ㅂ/습니다 form please make a video about it.🙏
And present ,past & future tense is fine but how to make sentences in past & future continuous tense.And present, past& future perfect tense and present,past &future perfect continuous tense like in english plz ..
Sentences like:-
1)It was still raining when I reached there.
2)Students were dancing in the park.
3)I had already taken breakfast.
4)I had wanted to help my brother.
5)she will be waiting for me.
6) Eunji will be eating food .
7)she has been playing football for 2 years.
8)she had been writing book since 1997.
And so on m really sorry for this long comment but i've a lot of doubt.
@Mulan I think there is a need of lots of practice.고마워요 😊
8:14
What's batchim?
Ending consonant
@@chaeoa. thanks
Good study mam
As a native speaker, I want to point out that '-이다(Ida)' is NOT actually a verb. '이다' is always combined with 체언(noun+pronoun+number), and this phenomenon is NEVER found in verb nor adjective.
'-이다' is a particle(서술격 조사), and it doesn't conjugate like verb - it conjugates like adjective. (In Korean, we separate verb and adjective according to whether it follows verb conjugation or adjective conjugation).
One thing is that Korean verb and Korean adjective isn't really similar to English verb and English adjective. I think it will be easier for learners to consider Korean adjective as 'be + English adjective'. So, for example, Korean adjective '예쁘다' is equal to 'be pretty'.
Similarly, '-이다' is always combined with 체언(noun+pronoun+number), and its form will always be 'noun + -이다 (be + noun, in English).' If you understand this, then I think it will make sense to you that '이다(be)' conjugates similar to Korean adjective (but it is still NOT an adjective).
+ I said, "In Korean, we separate verb and adjective according to whether it follows verb conjugation or adjective conjugation." This rule is usually strictly followed, but some words are even hard for Koreans to distinguish - ex 잘생기다 (be handsome) was previously an adjective, but it 'changed' to a verb in dictionary(5 years ago). It is because, although it partly follows adjective conjugation, it mostly follows verb conjugation. You don't need to worry about this because these kinds of words are very few.
새로운 지식 알려주셔서 감사합니다 :) 서술격 조사라.. 서술어의 기능은 하지만 조사로 분류되는 흥미로운 현상이네용 ㅋㅋ 그냥 서술어로 분류해서 가르치는게 더 이해하긴 쉽겠지만, 나중엔 요런 세세한 것들도 넣어봐야겠어요~
@@KoreanwithMissVicky 아무래도 조사 개념을 잘 모르는 외국인 분들께 어려운 내용일 수 있죠 ㅠㅠ 가르칠 때는 항상 이런 점이 어려운 것 같아요~
Wait, can I say 저는 체코 입니다. ?? Like I am Czech??
No
It would literally mean " I am Czech Republic" like the country
When you want to say that you are a person living in that country you will have to add 인 or 사람 to it
How to make a negation on 이다?
It should be “Noun 이/가 아니다.”
You can check this lesson : th-cam.com/video/K3r8oLRO8uE/w-d-xo.html
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i am first yeyy
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빅키, 감사합니다. 재 이름은 미카엘
i’m so confused
안녕하세요 수업 익사이팅하고 simple 해서 좋습니다 설명중에서 조금 많이 어색한 부분에 대해 한국인으로서 말해봅니다
"♤that person will be (might be) Jisoo 's hasband" 에서 will be 나 might be 둘 다 함께 쓸 수 있답니다 두 sentences 는 어떤 특정 사건에 대한 목격자로서 경찰에게 진술할 때 얼핏 본 사람에 대한 자신없는
추측이 가미된 진술에서나 사용하게 되는 말입니다 일반 대화에서 전혀 사용되는 말이 아닙니다.
또 하나 "taht person will become Jisoo's hasband soon" 에서 "그사람은 곧 지수의 남편이 될거 예요"라고 했는데 이 말도 매우 어색한 표현입니다 이런 의미로 꼭 써야 한다면 that person을 경멸하는 가쉽거리로
사용하는 경우라면 몰라도 실제 대화에서 사용하는 말이 아닙니다 왜냐하면
이 문장에서 Jisoo가 굉장히 높은 지위에 있거나 억만장자 같은 유명인사라는 뉘앙스 때문입니다
그러면 "taht person will become Jisoo's hasband soon" 을 적당하게 바꿔보면
That person and Jisoo will marry soon.이
됩니다 실제 결혼한 후라면 일상 대화에서 Jisoo's hadband 같은 지칭이 가능 하지만 결혼 전부터 Jisoo's hadband라는 지칭은 없답니다 굳이, "지수의 남편될 사람"이란 표현과 가장 근접한 말은 "지수의 짝" 혹은 "지수의 남편감" 정도가 있습니다
하나 더 말하겠습니다
"이다"의 존댓말은 '입니다' 이고요 주로 남자들이 사용하고 "예요" 혹은 "이에요" 또는 "이지요" 등은 여자들이 cute 하게 보이려고
쓰는 표현이랍니다. 영상 잘 보고있습니다
감사합니다 빅키선생님 ♡
참고할게요~ 요 레슨은 생초보자 문법이다보니 자연스러운 회화 표현보단 문법 이해를 위한 단순한 문장을 예시로 드는 것에 초점을 맞췄으니 고런 것들 감안해주셔요. 그리고 학습자들이 주로 존댓말을 "-요" 와 "ㅂ/습니다" ending 으로 구별하기 때문에 "요" 또한 존댓말로 분류하는게 맞습니다. 예요/이에요를 여자들이 큐트하게 보이려고 쓴다는 건 편견일듯 싶습니다 ㅎㅎ 😅
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sis can u be my friend
ghamsahamnida eonnie neomu gumaweo
girl means 여자애 and woman means 여자
여자 particularly means female so it can be used for both woman or girl
여자애 is originated from 여자아이 where 아이 means child so it litterly means female child, which can be used for a girl
틀린 것은 아니지만, 너무 어렵게 가르치시네.
일단은 기본적인 것을 배우고 나서 복잡한 변화를 배우게 하면 더 잘배울 것 같네.
please speak slower and explain better
ı love your videos but I can't stop myself from saying that I hate that sound you make with your mouth like mhm you constantly do that sound it distracts me so much
I like 😻 u