Create longer Korean sentences w/ Clausal Connective -(으)ㄴ데/는데
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ส.ค. 2024
- Hey everyone,
today's video is on how to use clausal connective -(으)ㄴ데/는데.
This grammar will help you to give background information, contrast and reasons to your main clause, main point of your sentence. In another words, It's like adding BUT's, AND's, and SO's in your sentence lol
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Wow, that helped nail it down for sure. Thank you so much for sharing this!!! 저는 비디오로 감사하는데 정말 좋아합니다.
This was such a good explanation especially with the examples. Thank you!
Wow Thank you so much! It was really helpful ~~ even more than in my Korean class ^^
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You look very young but your classes are very clear and thorough, your process of thought really flows into a clear explanations and your voice really calms down my excited mind. I really appreciate your hard work and I love your lessons. This concept has been kind of difficult to grasp for me but after watching other videos, this lesson kind of summed all up in such a clear way that I start seeing the light (finally!). 정말 감사합니다, 멕시코에서 인사해요.
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@Shah Bhuiyan He basically omitted the subject “I” in the second clause, because he is the speaker. Korean sentences usually omit the subject “I” for avoiding redundancy and in order to sound more natural
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Now I understand it after watching 2 times hehehhe,,,but how about the 인데 we use that for the noun only??
선생님, Please make a video on this grammar "A/V- (으)ㄹ 지 모르겠다.
Hello, if this denotes a reason, then in this case, can "는데" be changed to "아/어서"? And will there be a difference in meaning?
Hi thanks for your comment. I have a video that explains the difference btw 은데/는데 & 어서/아서 so please check out the video and if you still have questions, always let me know :)
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hello! i already know how to use 는데 but why do korean people sometimes say 는데 without any sentences after it?
오 맛있는데.?!
오 너무 예쁜데요.?
That’s a great question! For your first example 맛있는데..?!, it has a nuance of “I didn’t expect much or didn’t think it would be delicious but it’s so delicious!”, so it’s unexpectedly and surprisingly delicious.
Second one is the same. 너무 예쁜데요..?! “It’s so (surprisingly/unexpectedly) pretty..!”
I’ll try to make a video on the usages of the ending -(으)ㄴ/는데요!
안녕하세요.! 혹시 private tutoring 하세요.? 저는 한국친구가 많이 없는데요... 그리고 i want to know what level my korean is.! 네년에 한국에 갈 거예요.!
@@Robin-lm8nz 로빈씨, thanks for asking but private tutoring은 안 해요 :( But if you have subjects you'd like to learn more about, you can always let me know. I'll try my best to make more useful contents!
한국어를 재미있는데 어려워요
학교를 재미있는데 어려워요
한국어를 어려워
고 싶다››고 싶은데 Why is it right?
고 싶다»고 싶는데why it is wrong?
Simply because “싶다” is categorized as an adjective. With adjectives, you need to attach -(으)ㄴ데 instead of -는데. Hope it helped 😊
For your example : 한국어가 재미있는데 한국어를 배우세요, can one use 재미있던데 instead of 재미있는데?
Thanks for your comment! Yes! That works too. I was going to cover grammar -던 soon but simply put, it implies “based on my experience” so it’s a suggestion based on something you have done in the past.
@@timeforkorean Thank you for clarifying!
Aaaa I cant understand😖 what about -어서/아서, -지만, -니까?😞