Aw, well then, let's make the world (lol) recognise me more!! Hahaha It will always be awkward for us I bet... I've got a funny story related to this 😂 Anyway, thank you so much for your lovely comment♡
Very good. Very natural sounding presentation. Good info. You have an interesting English accent. Sounds like US initially but with strong British overtones coming through. Very easy on the ear. ❤
These lessons are great. I loved your teaching style! You made understanding Korean pronouns very easy. I'll be slowly working my way through the rest of your lessons!
Thankyouuuuu for learning this I. Such an easy way I tried to understand this for so long but you learnt so easily understood it immediatel. I like how you talk like its not too fast nor too slow tysmmmm
I think she meant instead of using 'you' we use the person's name. Also we can say these without using you too. Like 'eodiseyo?' or 'nuguseyo?' but yeah not sure if u can use it in formal situations
didn’t get why you translated “my(our) home” as 우리 집 and not 우리의 집 :,) is it ok in korean to use personal pronouns instead of possessive ones? hope you’ll answer my question😓
That's a good question! 우리'의' 집 apparently Koreans love to skip some 'not important' grammars especially when it comes to possessive. We become more lazier to even pronounce [의] so, most of cases, we say it [에]. Which can be confused a bit as a language learner! Hope this helped!
No, each syllable doesn't always have the same meaning in general, even though it has the same pronunciation as the other. 저 from 저 펜 is shorten(?) form of 저것 :)
I hope you also include the English spelling of the translated word.. I mean, write it in English as we can not read Korean letters. ☺️ I just want to ask by the way why you pronounce the words in a different way.. like, "jeo" is pronounced as cho? Daeng as dang? Kinda similar to English also. We are a bit confused how do we read the words? Hehe. Thank you
I highly suggest you learn how to read Hangul (the korean alphabet) before trying to learn these words. By learning (and I recommend knowing it well) hangul you'll be able to understand why words are pronounced a certain way.
Thank you for your suggestion :) However, as Valeria mentioned, I'm avoiding using romanizations to prevent wrong pronunciation / accents etc. I recommend you learn and memorise the Korean alphabets first and you won't need romanization anymore :P Regarding your question about 저 [jeo]. ㅈ [j] definitely sounds like ㅊ [ch], it's because Korean sounds are different than Roman based languages' pronunciation. If you watch my videos about the Korean alphabets, you'll get useful information! Hope it helped :)
Really enjoyed the video and I love your penmanship. I can't tell you how many other video's I've watched where I have no idea what the teacher has written because their penmanship is so horrible. 간사흡니다!!!
Aw thank you! I was continue using handwritten explaining mathod as this one, but I have changed them to graphics so that its more clearer! Which one do you prefer?
I don't believe Koreans hate Indians specifically. We hear the news time to time about India, and people are showing their anger sometimes when they hear brutal crimes in everywhere in the world, including India.
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Best explanation of why it’s generally not appropriate to use 당신 that I have heard.
Glad you found it helpful!
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you're such a good teacher and you're super underrated. i hope you gain lots of recognition as soon as possible
Aw, well then, let's make the world (lol) recognise me more!! Hahaha
It will always be awkward for us I bet... I've got a funny story related to this 😂
Anyway, thank you so much for your lovely comment♡
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Very good. Very natural sounding presentation. Good info. You have an interesting English accent. Sounds like US initially but with strong British overtones coming through. Very easy on the ear. ❤
Thanks alot, Id like a step by step video to aid conversational fluency
Your teaching way is too good .it helps me learn more easily Korean .Thank you
Happy to help! :) Thank you x
These lessons are great. I loved your teaching style! You made understanding Korean pronouns very easy.
I'll be slowly working my way through the rest of your lessons!
Ohhhhh it says it's been 3 months since you left this comment. How have you watched so far? 😊
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awww you're welcome! I only try my best ;)
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Thankyouuuuu for learning this I. Such an easy way I tried to understand this for so long but you learnt so easily understood it immediatel. I like how you talk like its not too fast nor too slow tysmmmm
Aw I'm glad you found it easy to understand! Please let me know if you have any issue/points that you want me to improve 😉
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This best video I've found on Korean pronouns, really like the style/format, subscribed.
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What if you want to say that person or this person. Would you still use 그 사람 (The person)
I'm learning korean coz of k pop
저는 당신 사랑해요.
성생님 thank you it helps a lot but can I ask where's the 그,그녀, 그 들?
This was so helpful!!!! thank you this was such a good lesson
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it very helpful thank you for sharing your knowledge with us
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Where's the other terms of 그, 그녀, 그믈?
So how can I say in Korean "Where are you? Who are you?" we have to use "You" in many cases
I think she meant instead of using 'you' we use the person's name. Also we can say these without using you too. Like 'eodiseyo?' or 'nuguseyo?' but yeah not sure if u can use it in formal situations
this helps so much!
I'm so happy to hear that! Will upload more soon, 😉
It kind confusing so he ( 그) and it ( 그것) it's the same when we using example like " 그는 바보 예요" he is stuped and " 그는 사 람" it's a person what different
그 사람은*
So this becomes 'the person'.
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didn’t get why you translated “my(our) home” as 우리 집 and not 우리의 집 :,)
is it ok in korean to use personal pronouns instead of possessive ones?
hope you’ll answer my question😓
That's a good question!
우리'의' 집 apparently Koreans love to skip some 'not important' grammars especially when it comes to possessive.
We become more lazier to even pronounce [의] so, most of cases, we say it [에]. Which can be confused a bit as a language learner!
Hope this helped!
For 저 펜 doesn’t 저 mean “i” as well?
No, each syllable doesn't always have the same meaning in general, even though it has the same pronunciation as the other. 저 from 저 펜 is shorten(?) form of 저것 :)
So what is naega? And i d’ont understand ㅇ can you explain 😁?
내가 will be 'I' but an informal emphasised version.
I hope you also include the English spelling of the translated word.. I mean, write it in English as we can not read Korean letters. ☺️
I just want to ask by the way why you pronounce the words in a different way.. like, "jeo" is pronounced as cho?
Daeng as dang?
Kinda similar to English also. We are a bit confused how do we read the words?
Hehe. Thank you
I highly suggest you learn how to read Hangul (the korean alphabet) before trying to learn these words. By learning (and I recommend knowing it well) hangul you'll be able to understand why words are pronounced a certain way.
Thank you for your suggestion :) However, as Valeria mentioned, I'm avoiding using romanizations to prevent wrong pronunciation / accents etc. I recommend you learn and memorise the Korean alphabets first and you won't need romanization anymore :P
Regarding your question about 저 [jeo].
ㅈ [j] definitely sounds like ㅊ [ch], it's because Korean sounds are different than Roman based languages' pronunciation. If you watch my videos about the Korean alphabets, you'll get useful information! Hope it helped :)
I definitely agree with you :)
I wish I have learned Korean language as a child more than my own so today I don't have to read and remember all this as an adult 😅😢😂
haha we always regret, don't we? XD But the bright side is... you are learning now! it's never late ;)
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Awesome thanks for explaining this 😍🤗
I thought that saying this was ㅣ but now I know that is ㅣ것
Yes, 이 is only shorten part of the full one '이것'
Really enjoyed the video and I love your penmanship. I can't tell you how many other video's I've watched where I have no idea what the teacher has written because their penmanship is so horrible. 간사흡니다!!!
Aw thank you! I was continue using handwritten explaining mathod as this one, but I have changed them to graphics so that its more clearer! Which one do you prefer?
You didn't tell us about the nin thing at the end of these pronouns
Oh you mean '는' ? Its on the next video :) check it out!
@@SerenaKorean ok thanks
I am from india and like korean but korean people hat indians why please mam reply🙏🇮🇳💖🇰🇷
I don't believe Koreans hate Indians specifically. We hear the news time to time about India, and people are showing their anger sometimes when they hear brutal crimes in everywhere in the world, including India.
Thank you ❤