Hi guys, thanks for coming to class! Ngl, it was one of the most relaxed classes I've had. I usually get super tense before going live, but I felt very calm this time. Probably because this grammar itself is not one of the most challenging ones, but I think it's also because of the very supportive & cooperative class/chat atmosphere :) ♥ Thank you so much! And here's the time stamp of this class: 01:16 Introduction 02:09 Verb/Adj + 냐고 (present - quotation for questions) 12:37 noun 이다 + 냐고 15:09 Difference between -는/ㄴ/은지 vs -냐고 19:34 Verb/Adj/이다 + 았/었냐고 (past) 22:50 Verb/Adj + ㄹ/을 거냐고 (future) 25:52 Verb-(으)라고 (Quotation for Imperative Sentences) 37:22 Verb-자고 (Quotation for Invitation Sentences (let's)) Here's the review quiz you can take : quizizz.com/join?gc=57181438 (it's based on every grammar point and vocab we learned in this class) Also, you can find all the class notes here : explorekorean.com/review-note/indirect-quotation-2
Hellow I'm from South Korea, I have been studing by my self while long time English grammar is hard to me So I have been looking for easy grammar. And finally I got it this youtube Korean and foreinger will feel likes useful watched this video
Miss vicky. first of all thank you so much for the effort and time you pull just to teach us for free. your videos helps me a lot so thank you so much. i hope you wont get tired teaching us. 💛 okay so, i'm actually wondering and confuse about 밖에 and 만, the only thing clear to me is that 밖에 is more colloquial than 만, and that 밖에 is only used with negative conjunction while 만 can be used in positive and negative. 한국어 조금밖에 못해요 = I can only speak a little bit of Korean if you translate it literally it will be mean "I can't speak/do only a little bit of korean" it seems like the /negative/ conjunction is neglected. so im little confuse about there when i try or read a sentences with 밖에 because of it.
Hey miss Vicky! We would really appreciate if you do various videos from songs some songs listed below should help 1. In your time 2.stay(blackpink) 3.orange(treasure) 4.Beautiful(CHANYEOL ,punch ) I hope these help because I would be a lot easier to learn then And I learnt a lot from you Thank you ❤️
Thankyou so much Miss Vicky for teaching korean language clearly and elaborately😍❤️❤️. Can you also please take a class on "negation sentences" like Iam not hungry, I don't feel sleepy, jisoo is not here.. and so on?.
Hi Vicky, thank you for all your lessons youre doing, i keep studing with them and learn a lot. Can you (or have you already) make a lesson about 되다? i feel like its such a versatile verb for a lot of situations but still have problems to use and translate it
Hi Encarna~ This class is for learners at a high-beginner to intermediate level. In case you're at a more elementary level, you can check this blog post : explorekorean.com/blog/beginner-guide-to-korean
There's a wide variety of choices when it comes to books, so it's hard to recommend just one. You can look into TTMIK books that suit your level, or I also have this book called "McGill Korean2" and I think it's good for intermediate learners. I like how they organized the content.
@@KoreanwithMissVicky I have already a booked named "Korean Grammar in use Intermediate" that's the next version of "Korean Grammar in use for beginners" which you suggest at the beginning. The intermediate book is difficult to understand so can you please suggest what should I do?
You can check this post : www.korean.go.kr/front/onlineQna/onlineQnaView.do?mn_id=216&qna_seq=128345 Basically ㅅ 받침 in 나뭇잎 is something called "사이시옷, which means in-between ㅅ받침 that's put between two different words. In the case of 나뭇잎, ㅅ is placed between the two words "나무(tree)" and "잎(leaf)" so it's also considered a 사이시옷. When 사이시옷 is combined with "이, 야, 유, 여, 요, 예", it follows "ㄴ 받침 + ㄴ consonant" assimilation rule. So 나뭇잎 is pronounced 나문닙, like 깻잎 is pronounced 깬닙, 뒷윷 is pronounced 뒨늇 etc.
it's honestly not that hard if you put in the right effort! once you start getting the hang of it, it'll get easier from there. but harder at the same time ofc because your level gets higher and so is the level of what you're learning~
it's hard when you are learning it by yourself like I am and with no guidance or korean people to practice with.....I'm sure if we were in an actual class with a professional teacher then we'd learn 100X quicker. We just have to continue with this journey. okay, dumb ass? lol
sometimes I feel like it will be best for everyone to study and get a firm grasp or basic korean from resources like talk to me in korean before we ever proceed to delve into videos like these because a lot of other questions arrive outside the scope of the main topic being discussed and it can can create rather confusing comprehension. Very educative videos, nonetheless. These will save me a lot of money from having to take classes from online teachers like on iTalki haha
Hi. I checked your comment history, and this blog post might help you a bit more guiding you where to start and how to build up : explorekorean.com/blog/beginner-guide-to-korean Maybe Yessi씨 thinks you're in an unfavorable situation to learn Korean, but there are plenty of free resources to use and also many free platforms that allow you to connect with native speakers. You've just gotta do some research and take advantage of those. Also, the lessons I create recently are for learners above high-beginner to intermediate level, which means it requires a certain level of knowledge of Korean grammar to understand. When you're a at a beginner level, you can't expect to watch a lesson above your level and understand it. In the blog post, I have a playlist of essential lessons for beginner learners, and you can check them out. There are so many other resources freely available and I'm sure many of them will help you get a firm grasp of the basics.
![[Live] Indirect Quotation #1 "-다고, (이)라고"](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/j_yrP5i-fCs/mqdefault.jpg)
Hi guys, thanks for coming to class! Ngl, it was one of the most relaxed classes I've had. I usually get super tense before going live, but I felt very calm this time. Probably because this grammar itself is not one of the most challenging ones, but I think it's also because of the very supportive & cooperative class/chat atmosphere :) ♥ Thank you so much! And here's the time stamp of this class:
01:16 Introduction
02:09 Verb/Adj + 냐고 (present - quotation for questions)
12:37 noun 이다 + 냐고
15:09 Difference between -는/ㄴ/은지 vs -냐고
19:34 Verb/Adj/이다 + 았/었냐고 (past)
22:50 Verb/Adj + ㄹ/을 거냐고 (future)
25:52 Verb-(으)라고 (Quotation for Imperative Sentences)
37:22 Verb-자고 (Quotation for Invitation Sentences (let's))
Here's the review quiz you can take : quizizz.com/join?gc=57181438 (it's based on every grammar point and vocab we learned in this class)
Also, you can find all the class notes here : explorekorean.com/review-note/indirect-quotation-2
You are a good teacher❤ but I can't get to the quiz 😢
Hellow
I'm from South Korea, I have been studing by my self while long time
English grammar is hard to me So I have been looking for easy grammar.
And finally I got it this youtube
Korean and foreinger will feel likes useful watched this video
우리한테 한국어 가르쳐줘서 정말 감사합니다
thank you for coming to class!
Thank you soooooo much miss Vicky .
We are bulletproof 💜💜💜💜. We Purple you.
Saranghae I just started learning Korean I'm watching your past videos of Korean alphabet now.Please continue teaching us thank you
you are best teacher in the world .
I'm so glad to find you on RUclips, hope you're doing well ~ please keep updating videos :)
Thank you ma'am for making this kind of Video 😍
You help me a lot about Korean conjuction ❤️
Thanks for the class! i felt you so relaxed during this one :) will def be coming back here
Very good lesson again
선생님 가르쳐 주셔서 고맙습니다
이 수업은 매우 유용합니다 😊
Thank u
Thank you our teacher ☺
Miss vicky. first of all thank you so much for the effort and time you pull just to teach us for free. your videos helps me a lot so thank you so much. i hope you wont get tired teaching us. 💛
okay so, i'm actually wondering and confuse about 밖에 and 만, the only thing clear to me is that 밖에 is more colloquial than 만, and that 밖에 is only used with negative conjunction while 만 can be used in positive and negative.
한국어 조금밖에 못해요 = I can only speak a little bit of Korean
if you translate it literally it will be mean "I can't speak/do only a little bit of korean" it seems like the /negative/ conjunction is neglected. so im little confuse about there when i try or read a sentences with 밖에 because of it.
Hey miss Vicky! We would really appreciate if you do various videos from songs some songs listed below should help
1. In your time
2.stay(blackpink)
3.orange(treasure)
4.Beautiful(CHANYEOL ,punch )
I hope these help because I would be a lot easier to learn then
And I learnt a lot from you
Thank you ❤️
Thankyou so much Miss Vicky for teaching korean language clearly and elaborately😍❤️❤️.
Can you also please take a class on "negation sentences" like Iam not hungry, I don't feel sleepy, jisoo is not here.. and so on?.
thank you sir
Hi Vicky,
thank you for all your lessons youre doing, i keep studing with them and learn a lot. Can you (or have you already) make a lesson about 되다? i feel like its such a versatile verb for a lot of situations but still have problems to use and translate it
My beloved teacher ❤
Thank you very much Vicky but this class is still very difficult for me.

Thank you very much Vicky but this class is still very difficult for me.
Hi Encarna~ This class is for learners at a high-beginner to intermediate level. In case you're at a more elementary level, you can check this blog post : explorekorean.com/blog/beginner-guide-to-korean
우리한테 잘 가르쳐줘서 너무 감시합니다! Could you maybe someday explain the different between the particles 네 and 의?
Very good
NOOOOO HOW DID I MISS THIS I WAS TAKING A NAP
nooo how can you miss it T_T lol just kidding! you can watch the playback instead ^^
Thank you very much!
하.. 한국사람이 보니까, 배우기 정말 어렵겠네.. 설명한다고 수고하심..
Hi miss vicky, can you explain (maybe in video 😂) 경우? I can’t understand what that means and i want to see examples
너무 사랑해 선생님🥰🥰(우리를 가르쳐 주셔서 감사합니다)
Good class teacher. But I still not sure about it
Thank u 빅키샘^^
LOL I decided to click the translate (even though I knew what it said) and it translated to “Big Key Sam” 😂😂😂 it could not be more literal
@@mowerman4530 ㅋㅋㅋ I've tried this once and I got the exact same result xD google translator not doing any justice for my nickname haha.
What book should I buy for Intermediate level?
There's a wide variety of choices when it comes to books, so it's hard to recommend just one. You can look into TTMIK books that suit your level, or I also have this book called "McGill Korean2" and I think it's good for intermediate learners. I like how they organized the content.
@@KoreanwithMissVicky I have already a booked named "Korean Grammar in use Intermediate" that's the next version of "Korean Grammar in use for beginners" which you suggest at the beginning. The intermediate book is difficult to understand so can you please suggest what should I do?
Mam can you make a video about 사시이웃
Please I am requesting.... 🙏🙏🙏
아빠가 저한테 몇 시에 왔냐고 물어 봤어요. 이것도 맞아요??
❤
🇧🇷💕
Mam please tell me why 나뭇입이 sounds like 나문닙이
You can check this post : www.korean.go.kr/front/onlineQna/onlineQnaView.do?mn_id=216&qna_seq=128345
Basically ㅅ 받침 in 나뭇잎 is something called "사이시옷, which means in-between ㅅ받침 that's put between two different words. In the case of 나뭇잎, ㅅ is placed between the two words "나무(tree)" and "잎(leaf)" so it's also considered a 사이시옷. When 사이시옷 is combined with "이, 야, 유, 여, 요, 예", it follows "ㄴ 받침 + ㄴ consonant" assimilation rule. So 나뭇잎 is pronounced 나문닙, like 깻잎 is pronounced 깬닙, 뒷윷 is pronounced 뒨늇 etc.
@@KoreanwithMissVicky Thank you So much mam
i missed the live :((
Which language is this
Korean~
Learning Korean is so hard 😭😭😭
it's honestly not that hard if you put in the right effort! once you start getting the hang of it, it'll get easier from there. but harder at the same time ofc because your level gets higher and so is the level of what you're learning~
@빅키샘Miss Vicky thank you, your channel is so helpful
it's hard when you are learning it by yourself like I am and with no guidance or korean people to practice with.....I'm sure if we were in an actual class with a professional teacher then we'd learn 100X quicker. We just have to continue with this journey. okay, dumb ass? lol
@Yessi villa ok 👌
sometimes I feel like it will be best for everyone to study and get a firm grasp or basic korean from resources like talk to me in korean before we ever proceed to delve into videos like these because a lot of other questions arrive outside the scope of the main topic being discussed and it can can create rather confusing comprehension. Very educative videos, nonetheless. These will save me a lot of money from having to take classes from online teachers like on iTalki haha
Hi. I checked your comment history, and this blog post might help you a bit more guiding you where to start and how to build up : explorekorean.com/blog/beginner-guide-to-korean
Maybe Yessi씨 thinks you're in an unfavorable situation to learn Korean, but there are plenty of free resources to use and also many free platforms that allow you to connect with native speakers. You've just gotta do some research and take advantage of those. Also, the lessons I create recently are for learners above high-beginner to intermediate level, which means it requires a certain level of knowledge of Korean grammar to understand. When you're a at a beginner level, you can't expect to watch a lesson above your level and understand it. In the blog post, I have a playlist of essential lessons for beginner learners, and you can check them out. There are so many other resources freely available and I'm sure many of them will help you get a firm grasp of the basics.