Korean Grammar for Beginners: Learn to make easy comparisons using 는데 / 은데
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- Опубликовано: 2 сен 2021
- 안녕하세요, Welcome to another Korean grammar for beginners lesson from Korean Gem!
In today's lesson we're going to learn how to make simple comparisons using one of the most important parts of Korean grammar for beginners to learn: 는데 / 은데.
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I like how slow you explained it. Clear and simple. The example sentences were very easy to understand. Thank you! ❤
I'm glad that it was helpful.😊 Comments like yours really help me stay motivated❤ Thank you so much for watching my video and good luck on your Korean learning journey!
Thank you seonsaengnim
My pleasure😊 Thank you so much for watching❤
You’re so good in explaining...slow, simple and easy...will follow you for more ❤️❤️
That's a very nice compliment.😊I will try my best to keep making useful content. Thank you very much for watching❤️
this is the best explanation I found! 정말 감사합니당 ~~
Thank you so much for watching.❤I'm really glad it was helpful😊
thank you so much, it was very helpful to prepare my lesson for today! greetings from Mexico!
I'm glad it was helpful. Thank you for watching ❤😊
감사합니다
저도 감사합니다❤️
Your teaching is very good. All the irregular verbs are being taught by you, unlike others.
Thank you very much for your kind comment.😊 Feedback like this really spurs me on to make new videos. Thank you for watching.❤
Great video. Really clear with great examples. Thanks. Just discovered your channel from a Go Billy video today (he recommended your channel) and am looking forward to going through all your previous content.
OMG!! Thank you so much for watching and letting me know Go Billy recommended my channel. I wondered why I have more subscribers than normal. Hahaha thank you!!❤️ I will try to upload more useful videos soon.🥰
선생님을 좋아하는데요.
우와😍 감사합니다😊
감사합니다 ✨ this video helped me a lot
Thank you for watching❤ I'm so glad that it was helpful. :)
it was very helpful, and you are good at explaining, keep going, i love your channel 💜
Thank you so much! ❤️ I will try to make more videos.😁
thanks a lot, I understand now
Thank you very much for watching♥︎
감사합니다. 동영상으로 이 문법 포인트를 검토했습니다. 😊🦉
감사합니다. 한국어공부 화이팅하세요.❤
Hello and Shalom from Israel. Just today I saw this awsome video lesson of yours. I find your lesson very helpful in the process of my learning. Do you have a lesson about the usage and the different between 대한 and 대해 ? when is right to use each of them in a sentence? I would appriciate so much to get your answer. I wish you all the best and thank you🌹
Hi from Korea! :) Thank you for your kind comment! I don't have a video about 대한/대해 yet, but thanks for the idea! Basically, 대한 describes nouns, so it should be followed by the noun which it describes (한국역사에 대한 책 = a book about Korean history). 대해 describes verbs (한국역사에 대해 공부해요. = To study (about) Korean history) In this sentence, the verb is 공부하다 (to study) and 대해 allows us to describe what is being studied. I hope that helps. I'll try to put out a video about this topic in the near future if it would be useful to people. Thanks for watching! 감사합니다❤
@@koreangem 당신에게 감사합니다😍
@@yaelfree1670 No problem. 🥰
것을 줗아하는데
What’s mean 것을?
것 means "thing" - but we can also use it to turn verbs into nouns, kind of like -ing in English.
The example in this video is "영화 보는 것" which means "watching movies".
을 marks the object of the sentence, which in this case is "영화 보는 것 " - "watching movies"
Thank you for your comment♥︎
@@koreangem thank you so much
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