Korean: Conjunction ' AND ' (와/과, 고, 아서/어서,여서)
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Do you want to know how to connect two sentences in Korean using a conjunction 'and'?
In this video I show three ways (와/과, 고, 아서/어서,여서) how to connect nouns, verbs, and adjectives in the Korean language with a conjunction 'and'. Each grammatical construction is used in different situations.
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Close 가깝다
Spicy 맵다
to bake 굽다
to lay down 눕다
to hate 밉다
Hot 뜨겁다
to help 돕다
pretty 곱다
to fold 접다
to catch 잡다
Narrow 좁다
to select / print out 뽑다
to chew 씹다
to walk 걷다
to load (cargo) 싣다
to realize 깨닫다
to ask 묻다
to listen 듣다
to believe 믿다
to get better 낫다
to connect 잇다
to build 짓다
to pour 붓다
to comb 빗다
to take off 벗다
to take up 빼앗다
Like this 이렇다
Like that 그렇다, 저렇다
Blue 파랗다
Yellow 노랗다
Black 까맣다
Red 빨갛다
White 하얗다
to give birth 낳다
to put (inside) 넣다
Fast 빠르다
Different 다르다
to call 부르다
do not know 모르다
to stay 머무르다
to sell 팔다
to know 알다
to live 살다
0:11 N + 와/과 ('and' for nouns and pronouns)
2:02 Quick test
2:39 V/A + 고 ('and' for verbs and adjectives)
3:12 N + 마다 (every)
4:41 V + 아서/어서/여서 ('and' for verbs and adjectives)
6:31 N + 와/과 같이 (together with smb.)
6:51 Difference between V/A + 고 and V + 아서/어서/여서
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I love your preparation and teaching of teaching korean Gramma. If you have all the videos in order of teaching Gramma from the beginner, it much helpful for the students, especially like me I am not so smart in korean Gramma, but I really love learning korean Gramma honestly.
Hello^^ Thank you :)
Sure, I have. You can check out 'Korean Alphabet & Grammar" playlist.
Okay, I will learn them all. Thank you so much. Hopefully if I still want to learn besides that really need help from you.
Pausing to take notes of these two lessons will be back for the next lesson after 감사합니다🤗
Awesome :) I am happy to see your progress. You are dedicated and focused. These are key qualities for success :) You can achieve a lot.
May I ask about the last example sentence 친구를 만나고 도서관에 갔다 왔어요 and 친구를 만나서 도서관에 갔다 욌어요.
Why we use 갔다 왔어요? I'm sorry but I'm confused here
Hello~^^
I am sorry for late reply~
갔다오다 is a compound verb that consists of two verbs 가다 and 오다.
So, 갔다오다 literally means 'I went there and came back'
갔다오다 is used to emphasize that you went somewhere and came back after that.
저는 도서관에 갔어요 -> I went to the library
저는 도서관에 갔다왔어요 -> I was in the library / I went to the library and now I am came back.
Hello goodday is it possible I can get some homework for this lesson so I can practice please if possible. Thank you.
Hi! Yep.
I will give you sentences in Korean. Your job is to fill in appropriate particle and translate the sentences :)
Excercise 1:
금요일(1) 토요일에는 학교에 갑니다.
저는 영어(2) 한국어를 가르칩니다.
Excercise 2: Choose between 고 and 아서/어서/여서. Verbs and adjectives will be given in infinitive form. You need to conjugate them.
Example: 오늘은 날씨가 나쁘다(3) 춥습니다. Answer is 3) 나쁘고
저는 도서관에 가다(4) 윌쓴 씨는 식당에 갑니다.
시장에 가다(5) 가방을 샀어요.
저는 한국어를 배우다(6) 영어를 가르칩니다.
어제는 한국어를 공부하다(7) 친구를 만났어요.
선물을 사다(8) 친구에게 주었어요.
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Excercise >1
금요일이요 토요일에 학교에 갑니다 > I go to school on Friday and Saturday.
저는 영어요 한국어를 가르칩니다 > I teach English and Korean.
Excercise >2
●1» 저는 도서관에 가고 윌쓴 씨는 식당에 갑니다 > I go to the library and Mr. Wilson goes to the restaurant.
●2 » 시장에 가고 가방을 샀어요 > I went to the market and bought a bag.
●3 » 저는 한국어를 공부어서 영어를 가르칩니다 > I study Korean and teach English.
●4 » 어제는 한국어를 공부하여서 친구를 만났어요 >Yesterday I studied Korean and met a friend.
●5 » 선물을 사서 친구에 게 주었어요 > I bought a gift and gave it to my friend.
감사합니다 선생님🤗
@@Niya_89
Hi^^
First of all, translation is correct. 아주 잘 했어요^^
Excercise #1
Try to think for yourself what was the mistake :) If you can't come up with any idea, tell me and I will show you the answer.
Excercise #2
It seems like you can't feel the difference between 고 and 아서/어서/여서 yet, or maybe my explanation was not clear enough.
Use 고 when two actions are NOT related at all, two independent actions.
Use 아서/어서/여서 when second action is followed by the first action and they are related. If the first action did not happen, then second action could not happened as well.
You have two correct sentences there, but I won't tell you what are those yet. Because if I tell, you can easily correct the other three, and it will only hurt your learning / understanding.
So, please, try again.
@@KOREANFULLCOURSE Okay I'll try again if I still dont understand I ask for help thank you.🙇🏻♀️
@@Niya_89
네~ ^^