I really like the way sir yoon teaches us..... His videos have a lot of information in them.... And the thing that I like most is that there are Playlists for each level so that new learners don't get confused about what they should study.... (sorry for bad English because English is my second language.....)
What I love most about your lessons is how you help us make really clear connections between concepts. The first 2 sentences, in their basic nature (this house is big vs. this is a big house), helped me fully understand and grasp the concept of what a "modifying form" does. It just clicked, seeing those two simple sentences in contrast. I think these "a-ha! moments" are what really help incorporate new concepts (when we make connections of our own instead of just memorizing grammatical structures and concepts) and while watching your lessons, I keep having more and more of them. Thank you for your lesson, Professor Yoon!
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I really like the way sir yoon teaches us..... His videos have a lot of information in them.... And the thing that I like most is that there are Playlists for each level so that new learners don't get confused about what they should study....
(sorry for bad English because English is my second language.....)
고맙습니다. 영어도 잘 하시네요!
What I love most about your lessons is how you help us make really clear connections between concepts.
The first 2 sentences, in their basic nature (this house is big vs. this is a big house), helped me fully understand and grasp the concept of what a "modifying form" does. It just clicked, seeing those two simple sentences in contrast.
I think these "a-ha! moments" are what really help incorporate new concepts (when we make connections of our own instead of just memorizing grammatical structures and concepts) and while watching your lessons, I keep having more and more of them.
Thank you for your lesson, Professor Yoon!
Thank you so much Mister YOON. Your videos are so clear and interesting. Keep going and thank you ✨️✨️
정말 감사합니다 윤 선생님. Your vdos help in clearing a lot lot of doubts that i have had since when i started learning korean. Thank you once more.
감사합니다!🙇♀️
The video is very comprehensive. Thank you!
As always this is an excellent class! Very clear explanations . 감사합니다 선생님!
Ok I'm watching everything from Prof Yoon. it's beeing really helpful
감사합니다 선생님
i think you are the best for my level 💗
Best teacher ever!!
Thank you so much
Thanks so much for this lesson
Make more videos like this.thans sir
Thank you
감사합니다 선생님게 정말 좋은 가르쳐요
네, 마자요~~
"선생님 정말 잘 가르치세요" should be what you wanted to say i guess :)
Its Really helpful😊😊😊😊😊😊
really
안녕 하세요 선생님
Professor, which text book do you use for your video?
4:30
this makes it more confusing how do we know if its not a topic marker 은
does anyone know about the 한/하는 form?
like this: "완벽한 저녁이에요".
선생님 감사해요!!!
i think it's a past (한) and present tense (하는)