Unnie is more and more positively 'crazy' with every new video! If only we can advance in positive changes in our Korean as fast! ^ ^ Fun is becoming ultra fun and easy ultra easy! Limits?
How do we know when to use the dictionary form or conjugate it into a specific tense when using an adjective in the second way? Ex: When to use 작다 vs 작아요. Maybe I'm overthinking...
@@rheannonf4347 I've got an answer! The dictionary form is typically used for generalized audiences such as newspapers, reports, textbooks. Dictionary form can also be used for personal entries such as notes and diary entries. Good luck with your studies!
I love you so much!! Thank you so much for helping and making it easy to learn. I also love how you broke things into smaller sizes so it’s easier for us to understand.
if a adjective preceding nouns, the adj. could be said as an attributive one(acting attributively) if following nouns, like "someone is pretty", pretty is a predicate, or acting predicatively
언니, I couldn't understand a thing about this from the website I'm using to learn (and I spent quite some time trying to figure it out), so I remembered you and you explained it all in under 10 minutes. 감사합니디!
작은 코위 -> Short Kowie I’ve learned to call myself short in korean 😂 my friends are the type of people to learn this in korean just to poke fun at my height 😂
I LOVE YOU SHOOOO MUCH UNNIE!!!! You made Korean so much easier for me. LOT and LOTS of Love from a new Pakistani DONGDONG. (you may not even see this but I still love you!! keep up making Korean easy for us!!❤️❤️❤️)
English has verbs used as adjectives, like , "the running man was stopped". (That's actually two!). It's a familiar concept. But English has adjectives that aren't verbs too.
im from pakistan now i jump into 18 soo i love korean since i was kid soo i want to learn korean language soo from now i following you korean UnnIE i hope You help me. stay blessed.and you are cute and good teacher.
Yes beautiful confident Korean unnie TEACH ME YOUR WAYS OH SMARTTTT ONE btw I love you and you make things so much easier ughhhhhh I love you thank you so much
I would like to thank you for your lesson to us. It really helped me a lot 💜. Also, I have a request. Can you do the degrees of comparison in Korean? Because I'm trying to say 'I'm your biggest fan' in korean but i don't know how to say "Biggest". Hopefully you understand. 💜
Nice explanation! I didn't know about adjective-(으)ㄴ form so it helped a lot! I just think you should have mentioned that if we are using the adjective after the noun (conjugating it as a verb) it needs the particle 이 or 가. But I guess everyone here already knows that, right? :P
Hi Korean Unnie! I love your videos and I was wondering if you could please make a video that has to do with small talk. I’ve been searching for videos and websites that may give a situation where you may meet a korean for the first time and want to have a conversation like how to get to know them and have small talk but I haven’t been successful. I would really like to know how to ask questions like, “How long have you lived in Korea?, Do you visit Korea every once in a while?, Do you have family back in Korea?, Are these your children/ Is this your child?, Do they go to school?, What grade are they in?, Do they have siblings?, Do you work?, What do you do for work?...etc. And also how I can answer some questions like how would I say, “I have graduated high school, I do not go to college, I am an only child, I do not have a job, I want to go to Korea someday, I can read and write in Korean but I’m not good at grammar and conversing in Korean yet, My parents do not know Korean, I’ve been teaching myself Korean by watching videos and reading textbooks.”...etc. I know some of it may seem like random questions but I would just like how to know how to say like those kind of things and just know basic questions to ask someone you’ve just met and how to give basic facts about yourself. If you could make a video on this i would greatly appreciate it!
"you guys"??? you clearly are a native speaker of english, Miss Unnie! don't deny it...your english is perfect. i should know after living and teaching in korea for 10 years and talking to thousands of people....puh-leeeeaaassseeee..!! you grew up in Los Angeles right?
so funny looks like she's been saying this 100x and in this video just repeating again for 101x time with this tired/funny/crazy body language with love.
Hey Unnie, I have a question. For the part where the adjective comes after the noun at 6:06 in the video, you can use the dictionary form there as well or do you have to conjugate it?
*unnie play with hair a couple times*
Me: Such a queen
She's feelin' herself
Min Ha yes she is STAY
she knows how to "get a rise" out of her male audience, i'll tell you that....i'm having some libidinous thoughts watching her....
B. Alvn oooOoOoOOo
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
I wondered what you were thinking when you said "small" then laughed.
0_o......
ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
🤔
(☞ ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)☞
What???
Unnie loves to fangirl over K-pop idols during her vids
Same here
"Adjectives are describing verbs! " -Olly 😂
Korean Unnie you should really collab with JOLLY!
Wonder how that'd go lmao
Unnie: "작은 means small"
Me: "작은 지민" (Jak-eun Jimin)
i can't have been the only one who thought this XD
Small jimin ?😂
너 모든 너무 재미있어요 = You all are so funny.
Correct me if I'm wrong.
Haha, I wrote this instead of the example she gave us xD
Even I thought the same.
What a coincidence.
We love you Korean Unnie. Thank you for teaching us. Also she mentioned TWICE AND MOMOLAND ohh 😮 😮😮
I recently found this channel and it's so awesome 💯💯💯
I really want to learn Korean❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank to Kpop and KDramas😁😁😁
You may not see my comment but I Love you Unnie and I love your videos you have helped me to improve on my Korean speaking 💜😭😊😃
Me too,I imitate her a lot in my house and she helped me to be able to learn sentences.
Omg this reminded me of when jungkook bullied jimin about his length and changed the Spring Day lyrics to "작은 지민 처럼" XD
AHAH XD
😂😂😂😂
Unnie is more and more positively 'crazy' with every new video!
If only we can advance in positive changes in our Korean as fast! ^ ^
Fun is becoming ultra fun and easy ultra easy! Limits?
WE LOVE AN ADJECTIVE QUEEN
Wow! I'm amazed how easy you make it sound!
Congrats and thanks!
What a natural teacher!
unnie your such a good teacher I'm getting more better in my Korean even my friend thinks I'm fluent in Korean
This reminded me of : 작은 지민씨! 😂💜 *Little Jimin*
You’re such a queen!!
How do we know when to use the dictionary form or conjugate it into a specific tense when using an adjective in the second way? Ex: When to use 작다 vs 작아요. Maybe I'm overthinking...
This is my question also!
I think maybe the dictionary form is more formal? Like you use 입니다 sometimes instead of 예요. But it's just a guess I really have no idea.
@@rheannonf4347 I've got an answer! The dictionary form is typically used for generalized audiences such as newspapers, reports, textbooks. Dictionary form can also be used for personal entries such as notes and diary entries. Good luck with your studies!
@@Eliana-fw7ys Please read my reply below! There is a difference. ~ㅂ니다 is honorific, formal
Dictionary verbs must end in 다
Examples:
이다
행복하다
싸다
비싸다
@@byunTAEuP Thank you!
"감사합니다" I learned it.. from you unnie.
4:30 DID U REMEMBER JIMIN?!?😂😂😂
작은 지민
Wow I learned something 😂❤️
Same🤣🤣🤣🤣
onni had so much swag in this video ahah i got reminded of weightlifting fairy kim bok joo: 한국언니 스웩 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 사랑행 ㅠㅠ
I love you so much!! Thank you so much for helping and making it easy to learn. I also love how you broke things into smaller sizes so it’s easier for us to understand.
I don’t know why but I really love your energy in this video!
maybe you should talk about 예쁠, 예쁘던, 예뻤던 since they are closely related to this?
Omg this video blew my mind! I finally understand! Thanks so much. You always explain so well. 예쁜 한국 언니! 한국 언니 예쁘다!
I LOVE YOUUU, I've been struggling with adjectives in Korean since months ago
if a adjective preceding nouns, the adj. could be said as an attributive one(acting attributively)
if following nouns, like "someone is pretty", pretty is a predicate, or acting predicatively
Unnie you are always so helpful
English: you should remember and learn is, am, are.
Korean: we don't do that here😅
You always help me Korean unnie I love your videos😃 사랑해요, 언니.
Wow I came so early at 14 likes and wow I'm proud at my self
this helped explain a lot to me thank you! 😭
watched 3 of her videos, now i think that she looks like a sister of rose from blackpink
오늘 크리에이터 강의 정말 재밌었고 좋았습니다! 감사합니다
언니, I couldn't understand a thing about this from the website I'm using to learn (and I spent quite some time trying to figure it out), so I remembered you and you explained it all in under 10 minutes. 감사합니디!
You’re helping me so much in my korean Thank you 🙏
Thank you so much 😊
Seeing your videos give me confidence that i can kearn korean easily now ❤
Ya unnie thank u. U are so much help I'm learning so much
you explain it so simply! thanks
Korean Unnie thank you very much your helping me how to speak korean ....we love you korean unnie...your the best youtuber ever
Hi Unnie! I recently came to Korea and your lessons really help me in learning Hangul mal ))) so I want to express my gratitude to you!!!!
I haven’t got time to watch the vid at the moment. But I still made sure to quickly drop a like! 😊
우와.... 언니!! I learned this in level 1 korean language learning. Thanks to you I remembered that grammars and sentence patterns in korean again.
작은 코위 -> Short Kowie
I’ve learned to call myself short in korean 😂 my friends are the type of people to learn this in korean just to poke fun at my height 😂
Its really helpful. Best korean teacher
Thank you Unnie! This made a lot more sense as to why some people say 예쁜, 고마워요
You teach really out standing 💜
This is like German but easier ✨✨ thank you for such an amazing video!! 💞💞
I like your style. Many thanks for the lessons!
This video helped me out a lot! 정말 고마워요!
Thank you so much! This was very helpful.
*Oof 언니 SLAY-*
I LOVE YOU SHOOOO MUCH UNNIE!!!! You made Korean so much easier for me.
LOT and LOTS of Love from a new Pakistani DONGDONG.
(you may not even see this but I still love you!! keep up making Korean easy for us!!❤️❤️❤️)
Unnie I am new in this id and the first channel I have subscribed is yours. You are really a good teacher.😘😘
Happy 추석!!! 🇮🇹♥️😄
Thank you. I'm learning so much.
English has verbs used as adjectives, like , "the running man was stopped". (That's actually two!). It's a familiar concept. But English has adjectives that aren't verbs too.
I love your video. I can learning more thanks
i can’t seem to find a clear explanation on how to conjugate korean adjectives when used AFTER the noun, sorry i’m late but could you explain?
Please continue these kind of videos!!😭💕💕💕❤️
im from pakistan now i jump into 18 soo i love korean since i was kid soo i want to learn korean language soo from now i following you korean UnnIE i hope You help me. stay blessed.and you are cute and good teacher.
We love u Unnie !! Thx for an other awsome video !
thank you teacher
This was a GOOD explanation I loved it!!❤️❤️❤️
Korean Unnie is at the peak of her beauty.
Very, very helpful, thanks so much!
Yes beautiful confident Korean unnie TEACH ME YOUR WAYS OH SMARTTTT ONE btw I love you and you make things so much easier ughhhhhh I love you thank you so much
Excellent video unnie!
Thank you so much unnie!!
You really make it fun and easy 👍❤
I would like to thank you for your lesson to us. It really helped me a lot 💜. Also, I have a request. Can you do the degrees of comparison in Korean? Because I'm trying to say 'I'm your biggest fan' in korean but i don't know how to say "Biggest". Hopefully you understand. 💜
Adjective before noun just conjugate the adjective and add -ㄴ or -은
Noun then adjective just use the dictionary form
저요 맞아 한국 언니?
I love you unnie! Thank you for your videos! ❤❤❤❤
Nice explanation! I didn't know about adjective-(으)ㄴ form so it helped a lot!
I just think you should have mentioned that if we are using the adjective after the noun (conjugating it as a verb) it needs the particle 이 or 가. But I guess everyone here already knows that, right? :P
친절한 한국언니
한국언니 친절해요 💜
I love your videos so much ❤️❤️ And i have a question, so when the adjective is after the noun we don't conjugate and leave the "다"?
You are very detailed in your videos.😘😘😘👍👍👍👍👍
한국누나가 최고에요 👍
You are absolutely the best! ❤
너무 예쁜 한국언니 💖💖💖
추석 잘 보내세요~
Unnie, please tell us about all verb stems. There are 3 of them. F.e. Past tense demands the second verb stem etc. We'll be waiting for this!
thanks for all adjective
Really useful!! It`s been a long time since I was wondering how adjectives work. Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️
예쁜 한국언니! 진짜 ㅋㅋ 너무 감사합니다 언니💕
Hi Korean Unnie! I love your videos and I was wondering if you could please make a video that has to do with small talk. I’ve been searching for videos and websites that may give a situation where you may meet a korean for the first time and want to have a conversation like how to get to know them and have small talk but I haven’t been successful. I would really like to know how to ask questions like, “How long have you lived in Korea?, Do you visit Korea every once in a while?, Do you have family back in Korea?, Are these your children/ Is this your child?, Do they go to school?, What grade are they in?, Do they have siblings?, Do you work?, What do you do for work?...etc. And also how I can answer some questions like how would I say, “I have graduated high school, I do not go to college, I am an only child, I do not have a job, I want to go to Korea someday, I can read and write in Korean but I’m not good at grammar and conversing in Korean yet, My parents do not know Korean, I’ve been teaching myself Korean by watching videos and reading textbooks.”...etc. I know some of it may seem like random questions but I would just like how to know how to say like those kind of things and just know basic questions to ask someone you’ve just met and how to give basic facts about yourself. If you could make a video on this i would greatly appreciate it!
thank you teaher
"you guys"??? you clearly are a native speaker of english, Miss Unnie! don't deny it...your english is perfect. i should know after living and teaching in korea for 10 years and talking to thousands of people....puh-leeeeaaassseeee..!! you grew up in Los Angeles right?
thank you unnie
한국언니가 너무 예뻐요~😆 Thanks for another great lesson!
Thank you so much
감사합니다 예쁜 언니씨 :)
Thanks Korean unnie love you so much from india .
Thanksss for making videos❤️❤️
감사합니다 언니!
Thank you very much korean unnieeee!!!
This vid is awesome. Thanks.
so funny looks like she's been saying this 100x and in this video just repeating again for 101x time with this tired/funny/crazy body language with love.
Hey Unnie, I have a question. For the part where the adjective comes after the noun at 6:06 in the video, you can use the dictionary form there as well or do you have to conjugate it?
Which is more common to use/say adjective noun or adjective verb ?