HowtoStudyKorean Lesson 1 Recap: Korean Sentence Structure Explained

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This style is a lot better than your previous videos, I feel.
You should really consider investing in a better microphone, though. Audio quality is extremely important to how people perceive content (even more than video quality).

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Sorry about the audio quality. Working on improving it in the next couple of videos.

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The audio gets better after a few videos, and I'll keep trying to improve it~

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[@christine99]

In the notes, 그 was used to refer to something from the previous context -- does that still stand?

[@ADeeSHUPA]

그 ユ ュ

[@miau-zg7kf]

yes

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Where do I find the actual lesson? I only see the recap and practices??????

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This is helpfull 🙏💐looking forward for more recap but would you please make an explanation video on pronunciation? 🙏💐

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There are pronunciation vidoes on the youtube channel that I recommend you to check out. th-cam.com/video/7QXlNdIpsmc/w-d-xo.html

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Annyeong

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This isn't Will's voice is it?

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Nope!

[@pato__gato]

"I am a man" doesn't have an object. "a man" is a subject complement. I think it's also the reason why it's attached to the verb in Korean - it is in fact not an object, so it works differenly (same as adjectives). I get what you're trying to describe but this example is just not correct.