Use the Subject Marker Like THIS to Sound Natural! | Intermediate/Advanced Korean Conversation
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- Опубликовано: 13 янв 2022
- We all know the subject marker, but have you seen it used like this? This is a conversational phrase used by Koreans all the time, but you might not recognize the meaning so easily! Recommended for intermediate to advanced learners.
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I think this sort of video that focuses on natural, conversational language in common use really distinguishes your channel from others. It's useful content even for learners like me who aren't yet at upper intermediate/advanced level because it helps so much with understanding of real-world spoken Korean. I'm sorry to hear about the challenges you are facing and I hope you are able to continue uploading when life allows because I think you do offer something not provided by other Korean language teaching RUclipsrs.
I’ve only just found your channel and feel I’ve missed out on a lot of good and helpful Korean instruction. I feel you are going through a fifficult period in your life, as a born again Christian, I certainly will pray for you. I don’t know you, yet somehow my heart already is tender and caring toward you and whatever changes you’re going through. As I search for additional videos. I’ll pray the lord reaches out to you and blesses you where you are in life.
I've encountered this kind of sentence a zillion times and I find them very intuitive to understand. But I think I don't tend to use it myself, so this might serve as a useful reminder for me. Actually I think there's a lot of Korean expressions like that for me where I can understand but they don't come to mind when I actually produce Korean output.
Thanks for the video, sorry to hear about the data loss and all the best figuring out how you can best sustain yourself. I have no doubt that with your talent you can do whatever you want.
I wish you the best during this transitionary time. Thank you for your generosity; your videos will continue to be among my favorites. You deserve a full and happy life with no apologies; go forward with joy in your heart! 감사합니다. 패그
중급 이상인 학생들에게 너무 유용한 패턴인 것 같아요! 이런 관용구 같은 표현들 학교에서 가르치다 보면 따로 가르칠 시간이 별로 없는데, 학습자 입장에서는 알아두고 chunk로 연습하는 게 정말 큰 도움이 되니까요! 이 와중에 예문들 왜 이렇게 와닿고 웃기죠? ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 😂 (그리고 쌤 아이라인이랑 머리띠 너무 예뻐요!)
Your channel not having as many views as other channels isn't indicative of the quality of content; your content is great. I hope that RUclips can continue to be a part of your life, but I understand it takes a lot of time and energy.
Another fantastic lesson as always! Changing courses in life can be super scary, but ultimately we just have to pursue what fulfills our life purpose, and if that life purpose doesn't happen to be Korean teaching anymore, then so be it, you know? Just as long as whatever opporunities you have in front of you ultimately bring you fulfillment. And that's difficult to pinpoint, but I'm sure your path ahead will be lucrative and prosperous for you and yours in due time. I'm in the middle of changing courses from prospective medical school student to a career in software development, and yeah it's very very extremely scary, so I, to an extent, do know what you're going through. I'm always happy to digest a Korean lesson of yours whenever it pops up in my notification feed, but knowing that you're doing well and ultimately going after true fulfillment in life will bring me more joy than any Korean lesson ever could. 새해 복 많이 받으세요
Thank you so much! Hope everything goes well for you too. ^_^
I hope things are going well for you. Thank you for this lesson. Even though I'm not at the level for this lesson, I think it's very interesting and I haven't seen this content anywhere else before.
this kind of natural interjection, conversation connection or whatever it's called, is really helpful for me. One of my favourite, most helpful (now most tattered and loved) books for transitioning my Spanish learning from "learner" to "speaker" status was a book full of what REAL speaking was like, full of interjections, contractions, filler words, filler expressions etc and this video reminds me of that book
I really appreciate you !! I hope your life has all the joy you merit!
This is very helpful!! I like the way you teach, you teach us how korean native actually talk in day to day 😄
Oh darn, I just supported you on Patreon because you have the material I wish I had in language school.
your videos always cover topics that i wouldn't have learned anywhere else and they're so helpful. i'm trying to pick up my speaking skills now that i work with korean people and i realised how important intonation and certain words are to sound natural so i always appreciate your content. hope everything goes well for you! wishing you luck
The funny thing is (😏), Korean sentences structured like this are easier for me to understand intuitively than more classic sentences. Even as a total beginner. I don't have to rearrange the sentence pieces in my head for these. It just lines up with English.
I wonder if this is a more recent phenomenon in Korean, perhaps an influence of English on the language?
놀라운게 이렇게 좋은 영상은 조회수가 낮아요. I really enjoyed your content, especially your pronunciation guides and real Korean conversations. You explanations are always very thorough, and I find the sprinkles of linguistics here and there very useful. I can see you put a lot of work into your videos, and I'm sure they helped many Korean learners such as myself. 좋은 영상을 만들어 주셔서 정말 감사합니다.
thank you so much for this video!!! it's so good to see more advanced content. i wish you all the best no matter what do you plan in your future 💞💞 good luck and happy new year!!
I don't think it's necessarily an influence of English but it's good to know these types of phrases are more intuitive for you! :D
Omg this is really helpful!!! I’m looking forward to another this kinda vids 😭❤️ thank you for sharing this with us ❤️
I like these lesson, please make it a "sound natural" playlist ~~
Great video as always! I really enjoy your videos and have missed them. I hope that you can continue to post from time to time. 새해 복 많이 받으세요! ❤
i'm at the beginning level , but thanks to make a new video, i hope to watch this video as soon as possible
Damn i needed this a few hours ago!! Thank you for sharing. I hope you are doing well :)
I'm sure you have a lot of ideas for your upcoming videos, but I would really appreciate it, if you could talk about 왜냐면 sometime :)
I rlly hope you can download again, i luv ya and your videos, they're rlly helpful 🥺❤️❤️
쌤이 잘 지내고 있어 바랍니다~ 체널은 너무 도움이 돼서 정말 감사합니다 :)
Happy to see you again! Very useful, I feel sometimes I’m been very repetitive in how I say things, so this is super helpful thanks! Hope the changes to be for good! Late happy new year! 새해 복 많이 받으세용~~ ^^
Yes! Please I need more examples of native Korean dialoge that textbooks don't cover. Especially colloquial speech which often excludes foreigners from the conversation. Banmal too! I don't wanna be left out of any conversation. BTW apart from Naver and such, might there be some Korean equivalent of Urban Dictionary or anything like that? I'm learning Augst D lyrics and so much is over my head as he keeps using Daegu satoori. HELP! Then J-Hope throws Gwanju talk at me. That's not fair!
I missed your contents! T>T I hope you upload contents more often. :< I always refresh your channel if there are more contents :(
정말 오랜만이네요~! 항상 재미있는 강의 정말 감사합니다~
고맙습니다 선생님
oooh interesting!! i learned somenthing new, thanks 🥳
감사합니다 언니~~화이팅!!♡♡
좋은 해 😀
5:40 tattoos as a medecine is a very old thing , the famous ice man Ôtzi in Europe had such tattoos ..he 's like 5000 years old 😮
This was a great explanation of 는게 as I hear it often but not sure why
Hi im a huge fan! I hope I meet you someday, 선생님!
1:15 Complete beginner here, but I'll still watch it 😝 i'm curious
Edit: And thank you for keeping sharing these tips even though you might not continue with korean teaching. Good luck for whatever you'll do next! 😊
오랜만에 동영상을 올리셨네요. Particle 정말 외국인에게는 어려운 부분이죠. 좋은 설명 잘 들었습니다
omg the thing you said about knowing a sentence piece by piece but cant actually understand what its saying completely , i have been struggling with this and dont hear too many people talking about it !!
i love your korean explanations so it will be missed if you do stop but i completely understand ~ and the phrase thing is rlly important i have been trying to learn phrases more myself! sorry to hear about your videos getting deleted ㅜㅜ
신기한게 이런 건텐즈를 YOUR KOREAN SAEM 채널 밖에 없어요.ㅎㅎ 이 문장이 맞는지 모르겠지만...
I want go give gku thumbs uo in gour videos, but I don’t see that opfion. Am I overlooking how to like your good and informstive videos?🧐
I hope you can keep uploading. Skip editing, skip doing extra takes, just talk into a camera when you feel like it and let it ride.
근데 이해 안 되는게 상황을 매일 더 안 좋아해지고 있어는데도 수업을 왜 아직도 안 연기했어?
Is this correct depending on this video? It is about what I don't understand because our school does not suspend/delay classes because of rising COVID cases/worsening situation.
근데 이해 안 되는 게, 상황이 매일 더 안 좋아지고 있었는데도 왜 수업을 아직 연기 안 했어? / 왜 연기 안 한 거야?
~어/아/해 지다 used with descriptive verbs
@@i2ikorean thank you so much!
Do u take classes..? please let me know
Very interesting, thank you! As a beginner, if I would have translated all these "you know what's ...?" sentence starters to a topic marker instead of a subject marker. After all, you are setting the stage for what you will be talking about in the sentence and isn't that what a topic marker is for, not a subject marker? Is there some subtle difference that makes a subject marker more suitable here?
You can check out my video on 은는이가 where I explain specific types of sentences that would use the topic marker! In this case the subject is the emphasis which is why the subject marker is more suitable. :)
@@YourKoreanSaem I see. Thanks!
Hi saem, can we please do a collab please 💕 💖 🙏 please
The problem with Korean youtube channels is that there is way too much content for beginners, so having more intermediate / advanced content would be useful :)