Review Note: explorekorean.net/beginner2-lesson3/ 🌼time stamp🌼 00:00 -에게 / -한테, -께, and -께서 01:51 에게 / 한테 example (when they mean "to") 04:20 에게 / 한테 example (when they mean "from") 09:10 -께 12:59 -께서 17:00 Extra Example Sentences 24:49 When to replace 에게 with 에 화💪💪이💪💪팅💪💪!!💖
I find that this is the most helpful YT channel for learning Korean.. I love the setup.. your teaching is always very easy to understand, on point, and very clear.. you have helped me learn Korean than any other youtuber.. Love your channel❤️️ always on the lookout for new videos! Thank you for doing this😊
I find your videos incredibly easy to follow! They are logical and follow an easy flow. You explain the intricacies well, and are more eloquent than most English speakers I know. Thank you for your excellent work!
빅키씨, You are an absolute ROCK STAR!!!! I’ve always wondered how to apply “한테” in a sentence. I have known that term for many years. Now I can finally satisfy my “sweet tooth”🤠 Cheers 🍻와🐓
I'm in my 3rd semester of Korean in college and you've helped me understand this concept better than the professor I'm paying to be "taught" by. Thank you so much for this!
Thanks for organising the video in chapters. Hugely helpful in reviewing lesson materials and topics. I'm a big fan! Love the Korean language, very poetic 🥰
Thank you so much!! Really enjoying all your lessons, absolutely clear and easy to follow! Thanks for all your effort and time, and please keep doing this great work!😊😊😚
Okhhh so now I really wanna say I've watched your so many vedios and now I can say I'm improved in Korean and you're amazing . I thought why not to comment and say thank you for all your efforts . You're amazing
Wow you are great teacher..i have watched the lots of korean lessons.your videos are by far so helpful and best than other.i am in korea now ,i am sure i will be your obedient student.🙏🙏✍
Tysm for the lessons I am just taking the time and place particle lesson n just u have posted another one but genuinely tysm I am enjoying Korean lessons n always excited for next Korean lessons tysm for making easy for us to learn :) ❤️❤️❤️😊😊😊tysm ❤️
Hi Miss Vicky, this was, as always a great lesson but I have a doubt, can you please help? In min 12:18 you are talking about how 께 is honorific , then , in the 3rd and 4th example you used 전화했어요 and 전화를 받았어요 … shouldn’t the verb be also in honorific form? Something like 전화하세요 and 전화를 받으세요? Should the verb match the honorific particle 께? Or is it enough to have the honorific particle to honor the sentence subject? Or is just because it sounds more ‘natural’ to mix an honorific particle with 요 form verbs? Thank you so much, just came here after watching both honorific ending videos! I really love learning from you!
Thank you for the lesson. Which particle should we use when we receive something FROM a company/library/etc. ? Do we use 에 in that case as well? Thank you for your answer in advance.
Hi I really like your videos. The way you explain things make them really easy thankyou so much for making videos ❤ But I had a doubt in the sentence- grandmother scolded me why are we using 한테 instead of 께
Ma'am what do you do of these notes? Once you are done with explaining and marking? I really wish to have your hand written notes 😭 I really want those...probably you will keep it aside plz do a giveaway 😂😭😭
Thank you! What if, like in the last example, I sent an email to the school 학교에, and then when I received a response, what should I had to 학교? 학교(...) 대답이 왔다
whom did you borrow money from??? This just reminded me of the Chinese drama Never Gone when Cheng Zheng gets angry at Su Yu Jin for borrowing money from Shen Ju An😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
hello Vicky, when you are reading a sentance with 에게, 한테, ( as a korean thinking in korean) what do you think when you see these words. it can mean either to or from, so for e.g as your reading you get to 제프에게 , at this point what are you thinking. you dont know which it is, so how can you structure the sentance in your mind as you read ?
Thank you, it was pretty clear. The only thing is that I'd really like to hear more Korean. I mean it would be great if you repeat sentenses in Korean a few times. It sounds like English lesson rather than Korean 😅
Hi, Miss Vicky! I love your classes so much, I am learning a lot with you. Regarding one of the last examples, how can I know the difference if the meaning of the sentence 학교에 말했어요 is to school or at school? Thank you!!
Hi Beth! 학교에 말했어요 can only mean I told the school. If you wanna say I spoke ‘at’ school, it should be ‘학교에서 말했어요.‘ If a sentence is about you doing an action(말하다 is an action) in a place, meaning if a verb is an action verb, the place has to be marked with ‘에서’ not ‘에‘
As much as how we should thank you for uploading a wonderful lesson, it would be a better idea that you would use an electronic device to write on instead of "wasting" paper. You can also save your notes on an electronic device, which is a good investment for a TH-camr who has more than 400 thousand subscribers. Just my 2 cents.
Hello ma'am love from Indian .I wanna ask a question to you and I am a little confuse also ,why u conjugate (변짆으세요) and (주셨어요) while these both are end with (ㅣ) vowel . 변짆으시다 It should be like 변짆으셔요
Thank you for the video, but there is still one question. Shouldn’t we use 에게서/한테서 in the meaning “from” someone? Because I saw information where 에게 and 한테 are used only in meaning “to” someone Thank you for responding in advance ❤️
Please can someone clarify my doubt here. At 26:12 the 에 particle is used but the following word is a verb, so according to my understanding shouldn't 에서 come there? If this is wrong please correct me I am a beginner and this is a major doubt for me currently.
No, they are different. "말하지마" means 'don't say' or 'stop telling' and "말하지만" refers to '___said, but' as "하지만" means 'but or however' so u need something before it to use this unless it won't make any sense. Hope it helped. :)
I'm just so curious cause based on what I've learnt from another youtube video They explained 에게/한테 which has exactly the same meaning that you explained But they said 에게서 / 한테서 means 'from'
Review Note: explorekorean.net/beginner2-lesson3/
🌼time stamp🌼
00:00 -에게 / -한테, -께, and -께서
01:51 에게 / 한테 example (when they mean "to")
04:20 에게 / 한테 example (when they mean "from")
09:10 -께
12:59 -께서
17:00 Extra Example Sentences
24:49 When to replace 에게 with 에
화💪💪이💪💪팅💪💪!!💖
I've been learning Korean for about 6 months and nothing has been as helpful to me as your lessons. ❤❤❤ 감사합니다!!!
Another lesson and i must say i've never been this enthusiastic to learn anything before😇 thank you😇
Same here ... Thanku so much Miss(Teacher)😊
I find that this is the most helpful YT channel for learning Korean.. I love the setup.. your teaching is always very easy to understand, on point, and very clear.. you have helped me learn Korean than any other youtuber.. Love your channel❤️️ always on the lookout for new videos! Thank you for doing this😊
I find your videos incredibly easy to follow! They are logical and follow an easy flow. You explain the intricacies well, and are more eloquent than most English speakers I know. Thank you for your excellent work!
learning korean from your channel has been the most stress relieving thing since quarantine 감사합니다!!!!!!
빅키씨,
You are an absolute ROCK STAR!!!! I’ve always wondered how to apply “한테” in a sentence. I have known that term for many years. Now I can finally satisfy my “sweet tooth”🤠
Cheers 🍻와🐓
FIRST, Love your lessons, I'm on my way to learn korean because of you💕
I'm in my 3rd semester of Korean in college and you've helped me understand this concept better than the professor I'm paying to be "taught" by. Thank you so much for this!
Your videos really help me to learn Korean better! I hope that you will be making more videos in the future! Love your channel too
You're lesson are really easy to understand and I like the way you teaching, thanks a lot for the valuable thirty minutes ❤️
You explain very clear and easy to understand. I love it. Thank you♥️
Thanks for organising the video in chapters. Hugely helpful in reviewing lesson materials and topics. I'm a big fan! Love the Korean language, very poetic 🥰
You are awesome!!!
I used to get sooo confused with this! Now I got it completely!!
감사합니다아아아아아!!!!
😃😃😃😃😃
감사합니다 ❤️
Thank you so much!!
Really enjoying all your lessons, absolutely clear and easy to follow!
Thanks for all your effort and time, and please keep doing this great work!😊😊😚
Okhhh so now I really wanna say I've watched your so many vedios and now I can say I'm improved in Korean and you're amazing . I thought why not to comment and say thank you for all your efforts . You're amazing
Dear Miss Vicky, it was a great class. This is really helpful for me😊
I love your videos cause I learn without getting tired, for some reason it's so fun ☺️ thank you
Wow you are great teacher..i have watched the lots of korean lessons.your videos are by far so helpful and best than other.i am in korea now ,i am sure i will be your obedient student.🙏🙏✍
So useful and easy to understand. Thank you!
I couldn't be happier! I just finished watching the other particle videos! Thank you!!
your channel is really helpful, thank you so much 선생님 ❤
I like the way how you explained the lesson❤️👍, it makes me bit by bit can understand,kamsahamnida ssaem❤️
Thank you Miss Vicky!
선생님 우리에게 좋은 교훈을 줏셨어.😊 내 줗헤요
Thank you for the lesson Mids Vicky, you are helping us a lot neomu saranghar 😍😍
wow its great😊
even the way you teach is very smooth and to understand quickly😃
thank you 선생님 빅키😊
KLT 시험에 많이 저에게 도움이되었습니다.
감사합니다.😊
I understood this rule in English better than in Russian😅🤪Thanks 🙏🏻
Thank for your lesson: love it❤
Your explanation is so perfect...thank you 😊
I really needed this lesson thank you so much all your lessons are very helpful to me
unnie!!! thank you for this, didn't expect this tho hahaha. thank u and please sleep well tonight, see you tomorrow!!! ♡♡♡♡
Thank you, Alexandrea ♡ See you tomorrow!
good your teach style i like..thanks.admin. youtuber..
Wow great lesson,,keep it up.ty.
I just stumbled on your video and start subscribing you now! Your lessons are so detailed. really perfect for beginners
I love your explanation it's very easy
Excellent! Thank you Madam
Great explanation, Thanks to 빅키샘 😍
keep it up 🔝✌
love you miss vicky💜
정말 감사합니다 선생님
감사합니다!🙏
Tysm for the lessons I am just taking the time and place particle lesson n just u have posted another one but genuinely tysm I am enjoying Korean lessons n always excited for next Korean lessons tysm for making easy for us to learn :) ❤️❤️❤️😊😊😊tysm ❤️
I'm very happy to hear that, and it is my pleasure !! 😊❤️❤️❤️
@@KoreanwithMissVicky tysm :)😊😊❤️❤️
We're lucky that we found you . keep on our Teacher
Explained very well 👍
I love teaching your Korean language so I am watching your Korean language classes from Bangladesh😍😍
me too!!
감사합니다 선생님...
This is very helpful!
Thank you
damn this instructor makes it so easy to understand. Thank you Miss Vicky!!
moça, obrigado por essa aula maravilhosa! meu deus do céu, me ajudou bastante.
sinto até mais inteligente depois dessa
I was kind of down the hill with my korean studies ! thanks :)
Hi Miss Vicky, this was, as always a great lesson but I have a doubt, can you please help? In min 12:18 you are talking about how 께 is honorific , then , in the 3rd and 4th example you used 전화했어요 and 전화를 받았어요 … shouldn’t the verb be also in honorific form? Something like 전화하세요 and 전화를 받으세요? Should the verb match the honorific particle 께? Or is it enough to have the honorific particle to honor the sentence subject? Or is just because it sounds more ‘natural’ to mix an honorific particle with 요 form verbs? Thank you so much, just came here after watching both honorific ending videos! I really love learning from you!
Thank you very much, I really appreciate your efforts
I love ur lessons 💖💖💗💗💖💖💗👋👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks, the lesson is useful
톡 투 미 인 코레안 이라는 채널이 좋지만 빅키샘이 가르치시는 방식은 한국어의 문법을 훨씬 더 쉽게 하는 거 같네요. 좋은 영상을 아직 게시하셔서 엄청 감사합니당~
Great explanation. Thank you!
Hope you can also give us a lesson about irregular verb conjugation.
You are the best !
Thank you for the lesson. Which particle should we use when we receive something FROM a company/library/etc. ? Do we use 에 in that case as well? Thank you for your answer in advance.
Hi I really like your videos. The way you explain things make them really easy thankyou so much for making videos ❤
But I had a doubt in the sentence- grandmother scolded me why are we using 한테 instead of 께
안녕하세요 언니, This video helped me a lot . And could you please make a video about diffrence between 다시 and 또 ?
선생님 갑사합니다. 잘 가르쳤어요. 자는 유튜브에서 한국말을 배워요. 작년에 친구한테 선물을 받아써요.
These are great! Thank you!
Great explanation ❤
감사합니다
선생님께서 잘해요
When i watch your videos i feel like I'm doing class in a teaching center.......💜
감사합니다
Our teacher is pretty.
thank you MV
Thank you so much
Ma'am what do you do of these notes? Once you are done with explaining and marking? I really wish to have your hand written notes 😭
I really want those...probably you will keep it aside plz do a giveaway 😂😭😭
For the Jeff one, couldn’t you just do 제프가 날 선물을 줬어요?
Thanks so much for this video btw! It’s helped me a lot
Thanks for this.
So, when do we use 에게서 and 한테서?
Great presentation, by the way. This beats PowerPoint, anytime. :)
Thank you!
What if, like in the last example, I sent an email to the school 학교에, and then when I received a response, what should I had to 학교? 학교(...) 대답이 왔다
whom did you borrow money from??? This just reminded me of the Chinese drama Never Gone when Cheng Zheng gets angry at Su Yu Jin for borrowing money from Shen Ju An😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
Tqqqqqqq😘😘😘😘😘😘
hello Vicky, when you are reading a sentance with 에게, 한테, ( as a korean thinking in korean) what do you think when you see these words.
it can mean either to or from,
so for e.g as your reading you get to 제프에게 , at this point what are you thinking. you dont know which it is, so how can you structure the sentance in your mind as you read ?
Gracias!!!!!!! :)
Thank you, it was pretty clear. The only thing is that I'd really like to hear more Korean. I mean it would be great if you repeat sentenses in Korean a few times. It sounds like English lesson rather than Korean 😅
Hello Miss Vicky. For '학교에 말했어요' I told it to school. How do I differentiate from it meaning 'I told it AT school'. Thank you for your hard work 💪
학교에서 말했어요
Thanku 선생님
Hi, Miss Vicky! I love your classes so much, I am learning a lot with you. Regarding one of the last examples, how can I know the difference if the meaning of the sentence 학교에 말했어요 is to school or at school? Thank you!!
Hi Beth! 학교에 말했어요 can only mean I told the school. If you wanna say I spoke ‘at’ school, it should be ‘학교에서 말했어요.‘ If a sentence is about you doing an action(말하다 is an action) in a place, meaning if a verb is an action verb, the place has to be marked with ‘에서’ not ‘에‘
@@KoreanwithMissVicky Understood! Thank you so so much for your reply!!! :)
Thank youuuuu ❤️
As much as how we should thank you for uploading a wonderful lesson, it would be a better idea that you would use an electronic device to write on instead of "wasting" paper. You can also save your notes on an electronic device, which is a good investment for a TH-camr who has more than 400 thousand subscribers. Just my 2 cents.
These are the videos created a few years ago :) I'm using iPad for my recent classes.
Thank You:-)
Thank you 선생님! I just wanna ask about this. Which order is correct:이선물을 누구한테 받았어? Or 누구한테 이선물을 받았어?
Both are correct!👍🏻
감사합니다@@KoreanwithMissVicky
Hello ma'am love from Indian .I wanna ask a question to you and I am a little confuse also ,why u conjugate (변짆으세요) and (주셨어요) while these both are end with (ㅣ) vowel . 변짆으시다 It should be like 변짆으셔요
Thank you for the video, but there is still one question.
Shouldn’t we use 에게서/한테서 in the meaning
“from” someone?
Because I saw information where 에게 and 한테 are used only in meaning “to” someone
Thank you for responding in advance ❤️
Please can someone clarify my doubt here. At 26:12 the 에 particle is used but the following word is a verb, so according to my understanding shouldn't 에서 come there? If this is wrong please correct me I am a beginner and this is a major doubt for me currently.
누나! I love you 💌🥂💝
What's about 에게서, 한테서 ? These forms also used as "from", opposite to 에게, 한테.
Hiii
어느 나라 사람 이에요?
It helped me a lot thank u so much because I didn’t know what’s 에게/한테 but could u pls explain the difference between -을래 and -고 싶다
I'm not a teacher so i hope i can explain well, but 을래 is the ending you use to say "shall we" and 고 싶어 is saying "i want to"
@Mulan thank you so much 🙂
I have one question 선생님 does 말하지마 and 말하지만 means the same ? 😅 Is there any difference apart of how it’s written ?
No, they are different. "말하지마" means 'don't say' or 'stop telling' and "말하지만" refers to '___said, but' as "하지만" means 'but or however' so u need something before it to use this unless it won't make any sense. Hope it helped. :)
비키 씨 정말 감사합니다. 만약 이 비디오가 없었으면 어떻게 했을지 모르겠어요…
i'm French and i understand english-korean courses better than in my own language
Is it still polite if I happen using 이 / 가 ?
(I actually respect but if I forget to use them.)
12:30 why subject marking particle 를 is absent in the 3rd sentence between 전화 했어요 ?
Cause they can be removable
@@eren-mh2sp Thanks a lot
I'm just so curious cause based on what I've learnt from another youtube video
They explained 에게/한테 which has exactly the same meaning that you explained
But they said 에게서 / 한테서 means 'from'
Hello Miss Vicky, in what video was "ㅂ 니다" learned?
Thank you!