How to use 에게, 한테, 께 🧐 Korean Grammar

에게, 한테 and 께 are like 'for someone' or 'to someone'. But they are not exactly the same. 😩In this lesson, you will learn how they are used and the things that you need to be careful with. 🤗
𝗧𝗼 𝗱𝗼𝘄𝗻𝗹𝗼𝗮𝗱 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗳𝗿𝗲𝗲 𝗣𝗗𝗙 👉 / how-to-use-ege-87627882
𝗧𝗼 𝗳𝗶𝗻𝗱 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 👉 / justlearnkorean
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[@aamiammi1270]

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[@justlearnkorean]

넘 감사합니다. I feel flattered. 😊

[@iviyaaa__]

Yes, that's true ❤

[@justlearnkorean]

@@iviyaaa__ 정말 감사해용~ 🤗

[@Hanguk_joahaejo]

복잡하고 쉽지 않은 주제를 다시 한 번 잘 설명하셨어요.
좋은 설명해주셔서 감사합니다. 😊
You have once again explained a not easy, complex topic well.
Thank you for the good explanation.
Sie haben wieder ein nicht ganz einfaches, umfangreiches Thema gut erklärt.
Vielen Dank für die gute Erklärung.

[@justlearnkorean]

Bitte schön. Ich bin froh das zu hören. 🤗

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[@yaraahmed2662]

감사합니다 선생님 😊

[@justlearnkorean]

저도 감사합니다. 😊

[@Me-nn1xd]

Thank you so much, i have a question at 8:21 for ggae you wrote isoo or issoyo but you said before it's very formal

[@justlearnkorean]

You've raised a very important point! 😀
The reason why I used both 있어 and 있어요 is because 께 is an honorific version used just to show respect (at 1:30). So you can use 께 whenever you want to show respect to that person, whether you are talking TO them or ABOUT them.
For example, when talking to your friend, you will definitely use 있어. But if you are talking about your parents with your friend, you can choose between 우리 부모님께 돈 있어 and 우리 부모님한테 돈 있어. It's entirely up to you whether to use 께 or 한테 because the listener is your friend.
As you might already know, we don't have proper pronouns like him, her and them in Korean. That's why even when talking about elders and superiors, we can use honorific versions.
Hope that answers your question! 😉

[@Crlmd]

So helpful !

[@justlearnkorean]

도움이 되서 다행이에용…😉

[@sunghoonpenguin]

I don’t understand uses 3 and 4 could you explain them a bit more clearly please? 감사합니다 ☺️

[@justlearnkorean]

No problem 😀These two parts are tricky.
Use 3 : Something has a positive or negative effect on someone. Often implying there will be some benefits or bad influence to someone. for example,
The shoes are big FOR me.(신발이 나한테 크다)
The problem is difficult FOR me. (그 문제는 나한테 어렵다)
Smoking is bad FOR me. (흡연은 나한테 안 좋다)
Exercise is good FOR me.(운동은 나한테 좋다)
This time is important FOR me. (이 시간은 나한테 중요하다)
Use 4 : Someone possess something or something happens to someone. In this case, only limited verbs/adjectives are used together with 에게, 한테, 께, such as 있다, 없다, 많다, 일이 생기다)
Time belongs TO me - I have time. (나한테 시간이 있다)
No money belongs TO me - I don't have money. (나한테 돈이 없다)
Something good happened TO me. (나한테 좋은 일이 생겼다)
Something has happens TO Peter. (피터한테 무슨 일이 생겼다)
Hope that helps. 😀

[@sunghoonpenguin]

Thank you this helped so much! ☺️☺️