I was sure (으)ㄹ 지 몰라요 is related to future events... because of "ㄹ" - like in this sentence: 할 일 아직 많아서 쉴 수 없어요. 할 일 means works which I should do, 아니죠? And I thought that 는 지 indicates present events, but now I'm totally confused about it.. ㅜㅜ 선생님, 한번 가르쳐주세요.. 미리 고마워요~~
@@ProfYoonsKoreanLanguageClass 그렇군요.. 감사합니다~~ So it looks like a meaning is a little different? Like "I don't know what should I do" (I don't have any idea) and I don't know what I will do" (I didn't make a decision yet) 맞아요?
이미 - already 벌써 - already 미리 - in advance 미리 감사합니다 - thanks in advance. It means you asked and said "thank you" before you received an answer (or help). Ex. 숙제를 어떻게 해야 하는지 가르쳐주세요. 미리 고마워요. So you said "Thank you" however someone didn't tell you yet how to do your homework. But what is the difference between 벌써 and 이미 나도 잘 이해가 안돼요.. ㅜㅜ It seems to me that 이미 is like "just now" 이미 만들었어요 - I made it just now. 벌써 seems to be a while ago.. not just now.. 하지만 저도 이 단어를 어떻게 사용하는지 잘 몰라서 선생님이 수업을 만드면 좋겠어요 ^^
선생님 어떻게 감사해야 할 지 모르겠다 🙏
Teacher, what are the basic rules for beginners, there's a lot of rules, but who's more important?
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선생님!!!.. Have a good day :)
한국어 실력을 늘고 싶은데 어떻게 해야 할 지 모르겠어요
I was sure (으)ㄹ 지 몰라요 is related to future events... because of "ㄹ" - like in this sentence: 할 일 아직 많아서 쉴 수 없어요. 할 일 means works which I should do, 아니죠? And I thought that 는 지 indicates present events, but now I'm totally confused about it.. ㅜㅜ
선생님, 한번 가르쳐주세요.. 미리 고마워요~~
~어/아야 하는 지 몰라요 is not wrong, but 어/아야하다 implies one's obligation in the future, so it goes well with -(으)ㄹ 지.
@@ProfYoonsKoreanLanguageClass 그렇군요.. 감사합니다~~
So it looks like a meaning is a little different? Like "I don't know what should I do" (I don't have any idea) and I don't know what I will do" (I didn't make a decision yet) 맞아요?
@@green-eyed4435 Right! But they can be used interchangeably if you are talking about very near future.
@@ProfYoonsKoreanLanguageClass 다시 한번 감사합니다 ~~
선생님 한번 이미/미리/벌서 difent. 가르쳐 주세요
이미 - already
벌써 - already
미리 - in advance
미리 감사합니다 - thanks in advance. It means you asked and said "thank you" before you received an answer (or help). Ex. 숙제를 어떻게 해야 하는지 가르쳐주세요. 미리 고마워요. So you said "Thank you" however someone didn't tell you yet how to do your homework.
But what is the difference between 벌써 and 이미 나도 잘 이해가 안돼요.. ㅜㅜ
It seems to me that 이미 is like "just now" 이미 만들었어요 - I made it just now. 벌써 seems to be a while ago.. not just now..
하지만 저도 이 단어를 어떻게 사용하는지 잘 몰라서 선생님이 수업을 만드면 좋겠어요 ^^
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