A simple quiz based on Korean counters is on our instagram. 👉 bit.ly/39N8yVD We will always be the best companion for your adventures of learning the Korean language! 모두 한국어 공부 힘내요!💪
WHY TTMIK ARE AMAZING: -puns -easy to digest content -talk to me in 100% korean -handsome teachers 🤣🤣🤣 -experience -interesting approaches to teaching korean that you can't really find anywhere else -etc.
English uses counters too You did mention that which Is often NOT brought up so kudos to that. English speakers don’t pay much attention to this but bringing it up certainly helps remove any ‘strangeness’ from the concept
That's right! Like you said, understanding the similarities and common elements between various languages can help remove mental barriers to a new language!
Just yesterday I had a lesson on Korean counters, and this YT recommendation has come in handy! Thank you for giving these extra tips to help us understand Korean better❤️
Hello teachers at TTMIK!! I'm Mehak and i just download your app KORLINK and it's really helping me a lot to know more about korean language and it's words..Thank you so much to teach us korean very well..감사합니다^^안녕히계세요.
didnt mean to click on this when i got the notification (because its 1am and im tired lol) but im so glad i did because ive been struggling with this for a while 😭 ty ttmik, you've read my mind once again
안녕하세요! I hope I'm not late to ask this but, I have a doubt regarding 얼마나 like what if we're not asking but we're telling, like 나는 새가 3 마리 있어요 what if I don't remember 마리, then?
“나무 한 권”! 지금 출근길인데 휴대폰에서 눈을 떼고 주변을 보고 나무가 먼저 눈에 띄었어요. And I just realised you did a whole video on counters but didn’t tell us what the Korean word for “counter” is, right? 😅
hi! i’m new here so i don’t know if you already made a video about the difference between the sounds of ㅇ and ㄴ at the end of a word/syllable, if you did could you link it here? otherwise if you didn’t make a video about this please make one! it’s so confusing to me and i can’t differentiate the two sounds when i try to pronounce them and when i listen to native koreans🙏🏻
We definitely can! In the meantime, please check out our course on irregular verbs here 😃 talktomeinkorean.com/curriculum/30-essential-irregular-korean-verbs/
Not related to this video but I have a question In what order would you recommend to go through your books in order to reach a intermediate level? If you already know hangeul, what order would you recommend? Like grammar book level 1 along with workbook level 1 and ? And after finishing level 1, Level 2 book + workbook and ? I thought that it would be easier to know the order as it would be hard to go through many books at once and be confused? Do you have a recommend order ? 🙃 thanks
Hi! We recommend that you go with Level 1 textbook + workbook and then work you way up to at least Level 3 before you start learning with more vocabulary books : )
Both are used for expressing your observation, but 군요 can also be used to say "Oh, I see..." : ) If you have a specific usage in mind, please ask us on Twitter at twitter.com/ttmik and we'll answer your questions!
i am having a really hard time finding korean counters that show the english and the korean. i only know my numbers and i am trying to master that and how they are used before starting much more
But do the counters have a meaning like "loafs" of bread or "pieces" of paper? And do Koreans deliberately mess with them to play with words? Like I might say "can you pass me a slice of paper?". Obviously paper is counted in sheets or pieces, but using the wrong word deliberately for humourous effect is a thing people do. "Ah, look over there! A huge flock of cows in the field!"
Hi ! You can find all the explanation you need in the level 6 grammar book, Lesson 17. In short, that's a sentence ending that can be used to give some background explanation about something. It conveys the same meaning as -(으)니까, if you're familiar with it. 한국어 즐겁게 계속 공부하세요. 화이팅 !
I understand each concept very clearly thanks to ttmik but today I didn't understand it 🙄is it because I've just finished my level 1 and I'm still on a beginner level?
So many "professional" translators for movies and dramas translate the counter word. Suppose the screen says 2021 년, the English subtitle will says Year 2021 or 2021 Year! Wrong. If the screen said 개 3 마리, we would not translate it as "3dogs animal counter" would we? If the date is written 2021 년 4 원 5 il, American style we would write April 5, 2021. We would not write April month 5 day, 2021 year.
Would be nice to just use the word you’re counting. Lol so much easier. English doesn’t have counters like that. We just say 5 people. Or 6 apples etc.
A simple quiz based on Korean counters is on our instagram. 👉 bit.ly/39N8yVD
We will always be the best companion for your adventures of learning the Korean language! 모두 한국어 공부 힘내요!💪
감사합니다😀
WHY TTMIK ARE AMAZING:
-puns
-easy to digest content
-talk to me in 100% korean
-handsome teachers 🤣🤣🤣
-experience
-interesting approaches to teaching korean that you can't really find anywhere else
-etc.
I will give you 100 extra points on “handsome teachers”!!
@@talktomeinkorean 🤣🤣🤣
맞아요!
@@talktomeinkorean lol !
@@talktomeinkorean 😂
So " eol-ma-na " Is Like A First Aid Kit...
Yeah. "How many?"
4:09 love to see creative animations like this one ☺️🦥
Thank you, Jenna!
The counters are the most difficult feature of Korean in my opinion, together with the 2 number systems.
The only time I've thought about quitting was the day I learned about numbers. My husband had to listen to all sorts of rants
SUGGESTION:
PLS MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT LARGE NUMBERS (ABOVE 만)
THEY'RE REALLY CONFUSING
맞아요!!
Yes, this would help us a lot!
Yes please!!
But do you practically need more than 억? It is confusing to use but not really hard to understand how it works.
YES PLEASE!!
Petition for him to be the host on Koreas Blues Clues~
2마리의 개가 있어요
English uses counters too You did mention that which Is often NOT brought up so kudos to that. English speakers don’t pay much attention to this but bringing it up certainly helps remove any ‘strangeness’ from the concept
That's right! Like you said, understanding the similarities and common elements between various languages can help remove mental barriers to a new language!
선상님 이랑 티티믹 너무 너무 감사합니다.❣️
Just yesterday I had a lesson on Korean counters, and this YT recommendation has come in handy! Thank you for giving these extra tips to help us understand Korean better❤️
Thank you for this. I still struggle with it a bit. I was able to memorise a few from watching shows/dramas
me to..............!!!!!! :-)
I wish there was a TTMIK version for other languages too. 재미있게 간단하게 가루쳐주셔서 감사합니다🙏🏼
and naver 사전 for other languange
Hello teachers at TTMIK!! I'm Mehak and i just download your app KORLINK and it's really helping me a lot to know more about korean language and it's words..Thank you so much to teach us korean very well..감사합니다^^안녕히계세요.
Thank god TalkToMeInKorean exists..❤️
didnt mean to click on this when i got the notification (because its 1am and im tired lol) but im so glad i did because ive been struggling with this for a while 😭 ty ttmik, you've read my mind once again
Thank you so much, chxnqyu! Now, good night~ 🌙
@@talktomeinkorean thanks!
This video is so well done! The editing is extremely helpful to visualize how sentences are organized. Thank you guys for all you do! :)
Oh!!!! thank goodness... I need this lesson ❤️
@Omar Angle 네!! 조금 밖에 못 해요..😅 ( yeah ... somewhat.... )
4:10 i got it right because i knew 마리 and 나무 !! this is such a good tip :)
Ok but why is Seungwan so cute 🥺
i really liked this approach, with tips on what to do/say when you don't know something!!
그래픽이 진짜 좋아요❤️
감사합니다, Ananya A 님!!! 😊
지금 부모님 집에서 잘 준비를 하고 있는데 부모님께서 베개 4개 주셔서 제대로 눕기에 베개 너무 많아요! 편하게 자려면 몇 개 바닥에 던져야겠네요. 이불도 4채 주셨어요. 날씨가 아주 따뜻한데 말이에요. 이제 어린 애도 아닌데 저를 아끼시는 마음을 느껴져서 좋아요!
우와~~ 글 잘 쓰셨어요! 이불은 4개나 4장이라고 하시면 더 좋아요 : )
@@talktomeinkorean 앗 그렇군요. 고마워요! 이제 9년이나 공부했는데 이런 게 아직도 어렵네요...
We might need to learn counting many other things but such great korean site is only one ~ great job ttmik
Haha i know 6counters only 😂😂😂 it's like counters have no ending thank you for this
Right? And there are so many obscure ones! I just learned that 손 is the counter for “counting mackerels or croakers in twos.” Hehehe
Isn't his voice so calm?
Am I the only one who think like that? :)
Thank you!!!!
This was so helpful and fun. I am going to write ✍️ sentences with Korean counters in my 일기 today! 😃
고마워💐💖 I‘ve kinda been avoiding learning counters up until now but I guess it‘s time to do that now :‘)
Go for it!!!
Now, I am off to count chairs, bed, books, table, TV, pillows, ants and Lizards in my room.....
도마뱀 몇 마리 있어요?
@@talktomeinkorean ㅋㅋㅋ
@@talktomeinkorean 😳😳what does that mean
@@vaibhavin2138 "how many lizards are there?" As in how many lizards are in their room.
@@lauraraborealis ohh okay😂
In my class, 사람 400 명이 있어요. 그리고 선생님의 설명은 잘 이해했어요. 감사합니다!
This helps and
다섯 책 권 있어요.
Thank you so much for the tips..!! It's really helpful!!
감사합니다 티티믹 그리고 승완 선생님!!😊👍
I LOVE IT VERY MUCH WHEN YOU REPLY EVERYONE'S COMMENT
thank you for the video👍🙂
Thank you Thank you So Much TTMIK ❤️
정말 감사합니다!
Really helpful! And it´s funny bc yesterday I was reading about counters.
Perfect!
💫This💫is💫gold💫
Like always 💜
감사합니다!!!
Thank you for another great video! :)
you're REALLY the best!
very helpfull~!!!!!!!!!!
책 두 권 있어요 😄
안녕하세요!
I hope I'm not late to ask this but, I have a doubt regarding 얼마나 like what if we're not asking but we're telling, like 나는 새가 3 마리 있어요 what if I don't remember 마리, then?
I love TTMIK ❤️🌸
First😊
여기에 휴대폰 한 대가 봐요
This was a great explanation!
Glad you liked it, 자스민!
Watch me not knowing how to set a sentence in korean but still watching this kind of content at 00.00 am lol
Great explanation
Please make a video about 걸 🙏🙏
델라웨어에서 가방 한 개 샀어요. 좋아했고 많이 써 있어요
Wow, it's a good tip !!
안녕하세요 선새님들, 감사합니다 진짜.
저는 한국어를 공부하고 싶습니다.😍💕
Please make video about Number more than 만
Thank u so much
Thank you so much !
You're welcome!!!
(sing in the tone of IZ*ONE's Panorama)
수분류사 헷갈리면 count on me
작은 디테일 하나하나 가르쳐 있을 걸
콤부차 한 병이 침실에 있어요
“나무 한 권”! 지금 출근길인데 휴대폰에서 눈을 떼고 주변을 보고 나무가 먼저 눈에 띄었어요. And I just realised you did a whole video on counters but didn’t tell us what the Korean word for “counter” is, right? 😅
선생님은 유명하신 배우님 한 분 안입니까?
Alguien más se distrajo porque está lindo?
펜을 여덟 개 있어요
Thank you. I find counters and number systems to be very difficult in Korean.
Challenge Accepted: 스피커는 몆 개 살 거예요? How many speakers will you buy? I was immediately disappointed that the counting unit wasn't something cool lol.
hi! i’m new here so i don’t know if you already made a video about the difference between the sounds of ㅇ and ㄴ at the end of a word/syllable, if you did could you link it here? otherwise if you didn’t make a video about this please make one! it’s so confusing to me and i can’t differentiate the two sounds when i try to pronounce them and when i listen to native koreans🙏🏻
I wanna know about 안, -지 않아, 못
What are the different of all above
Can you maybe make a irregular verb practice video?
We definitely can! In the meantime, please check out our course on irregular verbs here 😃 talktomeinkorean.com/curriculum/30-essential-irregular-korean-verbs/
Wait how did you know I just started learning these
We always know ; )
TTMIK teaches the ways how to know the word without knowing it lol
This was really helpful and fun! 진짜
너무 감사합니다!
Hello sir,may I know the counter unit of bricks please?🙏
When I don't know, I just use 개 🤣🤣🤣 idk why
Not related to this video but I have a question
In what order would you recommend to go through your books in order to reach a intermediate level? If you already know hangeul, what order would you recommend?
Like grammar book level 1 along with workbook level 1 and ?
And after finishing level 1,
Level 2 book + workbook and ?
I thought that it would be easier to know the order as it would be hard to go through many books at once and be confused?
Do you have a recommend order ? 🙃 thanks
Hi! We recommend that you go with Level 1 textbook + workbook and then work you way up to at least Level 3 before you start learning with more vocabulary books : )
When you type 커피 한, my brain was like 약속, anyway thanks for the video
제 책상 위에는 펜이 세 자루 있어요.
Can u pls make a video of difference between 안 and 못...... Thank u ♥️....
We'll definitely consider it! But in the meantime, if you have a specific question about their usages, ask us on Twitter and we'll answer it!
@@talktomeinkorean thank u♥️♥️♥️
제가 TTMIK보면서 방에 있어서 컴퓨터가 한 게 있었어요
맞아요?
❤
Please explain the difference between 네요 vs 군요
Both are used for expressing your observation, but 군요 can also be used to say "Oh, I see..." : ) If you have a specific usage in mind, please ask us on Twitter at twitter.com/ttmik and we'll answer your questions!
i am having a really hard time finding korean counters that show the english and the korean. i only know my numbers and i am trying to master that and how they are used before starting much more
But do the counters have a meaning like "loafs" of bread or "pieces" of paper?
And do Koreans deliberately mess with them to play with words? Like I might say "can you pass me a slice of paper?". Obviously paper is counted in sheets or pieces, but using the wrong word deliberately for humourous effect is a thing people do.
"Ah, look over there! A huge flock of cows in the field!"
Mixing up counters for humor is definitely a thing in the Korean language as well! Maybe this can be a new video? 😏
💜
👍
저는 고양이 두마리 있어요.
What are ~거든 types??? Like 재미있거든요,재미없거든요,됐거든요. Thank you all. ❤
Hi ! You can find all the explanation you need in the level 6 grammar book, Lesson 17. In short, that's a sentence ending that can be used to give some background explanation about something. It conveys the same meaning as -(으)니까, if you're familiar with it. 한국어 즐겁게 계속 공부하세요. 화이팅 !
책상 위에 물 하나 병 있어요.
I am still pretty much a beginner so I am not sure how correct this sentence is haha
I understand each concept very clearly thanks to ttmik but today I didn't understand it 🙄is it because I've just finished my level 1 and I'm still on a beginner level?
Don't worry and just keep learning! You will understand everything clearly eventually.
@@talktomeinkorean I surely will. 감사합니다. 화이팅!! I Can't believe that I got a comment from ttmik😆😆. Am I dreaming
Can anyone try to explain this (짝, 쌍, 켤레) to me, because it is so confusing. What is the difference? I can't figure it out??
So many "professional" translators for movies and dramas translate the counter word. Suppose the screen says 2021 년, the English subtitle will says Year 2021 or 2021 Year! Wrong. If the screen said 개 3 마리, we would not translate it as "3dogs animal counter" would we? If the date is written 2021 년 4 원 5 il, American style we would write April 5, 2021. We would not write April month 5 day, 2021 year.
내 벽에는 6개의 작은 사진들이 걸려있다. 원래 7장의 사진이 걸려있었는데 어느 날 마지막 사진이 내 침대 밑에 떨어졌고... 그 후 나는 다시는 그 사진을 보지 못했다.
Would be nice to just use the word you’re counting. Lol so much easier. English doesn’t have counters like that. We just say 5 people. Or 6 apples etc.
저희 가족은 네 명 있어요.
지금 제 옆에 고양이가 한 마리 있어요 😽
Why Seungwan looks skinnier?
Are u okay? 괜찮아요?
He's okay! :D Thanks for asking!!
I'm okay! ;D Thank you!
0:57
담요 네 장 제 침대 위에 있어요
이거 맞아요?
침대 두개
Do any know only 1 word in korean "annyeong"
이거 한 병 있어요..... ㅋㅋㅋ
내 예에서 물 한 병 있어요
First thing I see... 베개 세 개
물한병