3 ways of saying "BECAUSE" in Korean & Differences! l -(으)니까, -기 때문에,아서/어서/해서

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  • 1. Noun + 때문에 / A/V stem + -기 때문에
    It means “because of, because”
    1) It's mainly used in written Korean or in formal situations.
    2) It's usually used you answer a question starting with 왜 (why)
    3) Moreover, it can be combined with 았 or 겠 in order to make the past or the future tense.
    2. A/V stem + -(아/어/해)서
    This also means “so or because”
    1) When it's used, the first clause is the reason for or the cause of the next following clause.
    And it sounds like you’re emphasizing the result itself more, than the cause.
    2) It's used to say objective reasons.
    3) It’s often used with common greeting verbs like 반갑다, 고맙다, 죄송하다, and so on.
    4) You CAN NOT give a command or propose something with this phrase.
    And also conjugating it in the past/future tense is impossible.
    3. -(으)니까
    It means ‘since, as, because’
    1) You can use it when you say your subjective reason.
    You provide a basis from your personal thoughts or experiences
    2) And you can make imperative or propositive sentences by combining them with ㄹ까요?, 으세요 endings.
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  • @---bf5oj
    @---bf5oj 2 года назад +1

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  • @selohcin
    @selohcin 2 года назад +1

    Great explanation! Don't forget 외냐하면 ㅎㅎㅎ

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  • @rixi_yoo
    @rixi_yoo 2 года назад

    Informative...🙇
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  • @lucagagliano5118
    @lucagagliano5118 11 месяцев назад

    Why is "더우니까 창문을 열까요?" A subjective reason? What are "subjective" and "objective" reasons?

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  • @tumuklas1526
    @tumuklas1526 2 года назад

    Is that normal that your one eye brow is always in the up side?

    • @minjiteacheskorean
      @minjiteacheskorean  2 года назад +2

      They are in the right position~ but when I try to focus or open eyes bigger, I lift my left eye brow~ It’s my habit and I do without even thinking😅

  • @dailyvarietylifestyle
    @dailyvarietylifestyle 2 года назад

    Hello teacher shout out