I'm convinced you have taken an acting class in college or you have worked with kids for a long time or you're a professional teacher, since your non verbal expressions work fabulously with every point you wanna emphasize. 큰 박수👏👏👏
You got it! I am a professional teacher but not to kids but to adults ㅎㅎㅎㅎ I've taught Korean at colleges in the US before starting my online teaching channels. It's so cool that you can see teachers have that teacher persona! 박수 감사합니다!!! 계속 열심히 할게요!
I have a question. If I wanna say: yesterday I saw a funny movie. what do I use then? If I understood it correctly, I can't use the form because I saw it myself, right? I don't fully understand it yet ㅠㅠ
'더라고요' 문법이 저에게 어렵지만 이젠 이해할 수 있어요. 그런데 질문이 있어요. '걔가 케이팝을 좋더라' 저 문장에 제가 존댓말로 이야가 하고 있으면서 '걔가' 할 수 있어요? 아니면 그분이나 그 사람 써야 해요? (아마도 이 질문에 한국 문법에 실수가 있을 테니까 죄송해요)
The meaning is exactly the same. -가 is subject particle, which emphasizes the subject of the sentence. Please watch the video below to learn about what -이/가 does in a sentence! th-cam.com/video/xvp6Rt43U0M/w-d-xo.html
Any base+ -(으)ㄴ/-는/-(으)ㄹ 지 알다/모르다 -었(았/였)는지. This grammer form is quite difficult. Translation=knows/doesn't know whether~why~where~when~how did~was/is going~is/Will do~be. This translation is difficult. I found it in a book. e.g. sentences:- 그 사람이 어디에 갔는지 모르겠어요. 박교수님께서 이 기 회를 왜 포기하셨는지 모르겠어요. 그가 어떻게 이곳에 도착했는지 모르겠다 나는 그가 왜 인도를 꺼났는지 안다. 왜 그런 사건이 발생는지 모르겠어요 I still didn't get this grammer point. 도와해 주세요.
I will make a video or do a live class about it! It's basically the combination of a question + 알다/모르다 누구예요? + 알아요? = 누군지 알아요? 그 사람이 어디에 갔어요? + 모르겠어요. = 그 사람이 어디에 갔는지 모르겠어요. It's noun-modifying form plus 지 for the conjugation rule!
All are “I’m wondering…” ADJ~(으)ㄴ가 싶다 Verb~나 싶다 For general and present tense. For future or prospective meaning, ~(으)까 is used for both adjectives and verbs. I haven’t made a lesson about this. I will make one in the future! ☺️
You replace other speech part particles like 은/는, 이/가, 을/를, 만 with it to say "this, also". You can also add it after other particles like 에서/에, 까지 to say "to/at also" - I guess it will be a good idea for me to make a video about this! :)
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I'm convinced you have taken an acting class in college or you have worked with kids for a long time or you're a professional teacher, since your non verbal expressions work fabulously with every point you wanna emphasize. 큰 박수👏👏👏
You got it! I am a professional teacher but not to kids but to adults ㅎㅎㅎㅎ I've taught Korean at colleges in the US before starting my online teaching channels. It's so cool that you can see teachers have that teacher persona! 박수 감사합니다!!! 계속 열심히 할게요!
I have a question. If I wanna say: yesterday I saw a funny movie. what do I use then? If I understood it correctly, I can't use the form because I saw it myself, right? I don't fully understand it yet ㅠㅠ
'더라고요' 문법이 저에게 어렵지만 이젠 이해할 수 있어요. 그런데 질문이 있어요. '걔가 케이팝을 좋더라' 저 문장에 제가 존댓말로 이야가 하고 있으면서 '걔가' 할 수 있어요? 아니면 그분이나 그 사람 써야 해요?
(아마도 이 질문에 한국 문법에 실수가 있을 테니까 죄송해요)
When the speaker says ~ 뭐 했더라?
Does that means "what I did" or "what you did. . Or both
both! Any subjects! 👍
Can i say 행복해 보이더라구요??
네, 그렇게 말할 수 있어요! 👍
yes, you can say that!
감사해요 선생님
What is the difference between these sentences?
이 드레스 저한테 잘 어울릴 것 같아요?
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이 드레스가 저한테 잘 어울릴 것 같아요?
They both are pretty much the same :)
@@soorin6423 Thank you :)
The meaning is exactly the same. -가 is subject particle, which emphasizes the subject of the sentence. Please watch the video below to learn about what -이/가 does in a sentence!
th-cam.com/video/xvp6Rt43U0M/w-d-xo.html
@@KoreanJream Thank you so much :-)
Any base+ -(으)ㄴ/-는/-(으)ㄹ 지 알다/모르다 -었(았/였)는지.
This grammer form is quite difficult.
Translation=knows/doesn't know whether~why~where~when~how did~was/is going~is/Will do~be.
This translation is difficult.
I found it in a book.
e.g. sentences:-
그 사람이 어디에 갔는지 모르겠어요.
박교수님께서 이 기 회를 왜 포기하셨는지 모르겠어요.
그가 어떻게 이곳에 도착했는지 모르겠다
나는 그가 왜 인도를 꺼났는지 안다.
왜 그런 사건이 발생는지 모르겠어요
I still didn't get this grammer point. 도와해 주세요.
I will make a video or do a live class about it! It's basically the combination of a question + 알다/모르다
누구예요? + 알아요? = 누군지 알아요?
그 사람이 어디에 갔어요? + 모르겠어요. = 그 사람이 어디에 갔는지 모르겠어요.
It's noun-modifying form plus 지 for the conjugation rule!
Well would you explain 은가 싶다/을까 싶다/나 싶다 ???
They are confusing as they have other grammars within them
All are “I’m wondering…”
ADJ~(으)ㄴ가 싶다
Verb~나 싶다
For general and present tense. For future or prospective meaning, ~(으)까 is used for both adjectives and verbs.
I haven’t made a lesson about this. I will make one in the future! ☺️
Oh ! 선생님 you used golblin clips at the end . It was the drama that inspired me to learn korean.
도깨비 너무 좋죠? 🥰 Who doesn't love that show, right?
teacher can you please explain me how to use 도 in between sentences.and what is it's work.
You replace other speech part particles like 은/는, 이/가, 을/를, 만 with it to say "this, also".
You can also add it after other particles like 에서/에, 까지 to say "to/at also"
- I guess it will be a good idea for me to make a video about this! :)
@@KoreanJream 🙂waiting
You are the best. thank you :)
Thank you so much for such sweet words! 저도 감사합니다!!!
Hello Teacher 🤗💙🍊
안녕하세요, 달멘드라 님! ❤️ 오늘도 댓글 감사합니다!!!