Korean Irregular Verb ㅡ | Low Beginner Grammar | 한국어 ㅡ불규칙
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- Learn Korean ㅡ irregular conjugations with this ㅡ irregular conjugation lesson.
This lesson is for low beginners to learn the Korean ㅡ irregular conjugations of some verbs and adjectives. Learn more about ㅡ irregular verbs and download a list of these irregular verbs for free: learnkorean24....
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▶쓰다 → 써요
▶아프다 → 아파요
▶끄다 → 꺼요
▶크다 → 커요
▶기쁘다 → 기뻐요
▶나쁘다 → 나빠요
▶바쁘다 → 바빠요
▶나쁘다 → 나빠요
▶배고프다 → 배고파요
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There are more ㅡ irregular verbs which are not included in this video.
따르다 to follow
따르다 -> 따라요
치르다 to pay, go through
치르다-> 치러요
FYI, 따르다, 치르다 look like '르' irregular but they are not.😊
How many irregular verbs are there. Can u please comment the list here or give me a link where i can learn those irregular verbs.
@@ganeshchalise8318 what are they??
@@letslearn8093 ㅡ, 르, ㄹ,ㅂ,ㄷ,ㅅ,ㅎ
There are 7 types of irregular verbs & adjectives. This play list will help you. ruclips.net/p/PLG7zNTzz4jQGHtZvPtCCegXX5A6A91gPl
can splain the all gramar joing to athers ,
Wow thank you much. With only 4 minutos of video I had my queston answered!
That's great!! I am happy that it helped.😊
superb video for language.
Thank you so much ❤❤❤❤
Thank you for the lessons!
My pleasure. Thanks for watching! 감사합니다.^^😊
I've downloaded several of your videos because I like the way you present your teaching in a very simple way ..... Thank Arah
Thank you.😊
@@KoreanArah Amazing teacher! One of the best!!!
Great explanation!
댓글 감사합니다. 답글이 늦어서 죄송해요. 이유를 모르겠는데 '스팸일 수 있는 댓글'로 분류가 되어 있었거든요. ㅜ 오늘 발견하고 이제서야 답변 드리네요. 아직 익혀야 할 유튜브 기능이 많네요.^^;;; 방문해 주셔서 정말 감사합니다.^^
@@KoreanArah 죄송하긴요. 화이팅입니다 😁
Thanks so much!
감사합니다 🙏
Thanks for your comment.😊
This helped me so much 🥰 정말 감사합니다!
도움이 돼서 정말 기뻐요.😊
Hey there ! Thank you so much for this video. I was wondering, is there any verb with 2 syllables ㅡ one after the other ? And if so, which rule apply ?
Yeah, the same rule is applied.
크다 to be big+어요
-> 커요
쓰다 to write+어요
-> 써요
@@KoreanArah Thank you for replying !!
I understood all thanks to you😀♥️ but I don't know how 배고프다 becomes 배고파(요)? Why 아 comes? Why didn't we use 애?
Click this ➡️ 1:16
When the vowel before '으' is 아 or 오, you should attach 아요.
➡️배고프다: The vowel before 프 is 오 (고).
배고프다 -> 배고파요
➡️모으다: The vowel before 으 is 오(모).
모으다 -> 모아요
First 댓글😆😆
와!! '첫 댓글' 이네요. 축하해요!! 👏👏👏
@@KoreanArah 고마워요 선생님~😆💗
너는 최고의 선생님이다~!~!
to be honest all week I've been waiting for your video~~so I am very happy today to watch your video😁
와! 정말 고마워요.
Thanks for waiting! And sorry for the late video. But I hope it helps.😉
If I want to say "my stomach hurts" so it 배가 아파요?
and I have another question
What if I want to make this into Informal 반말 I mean if I drop the 요 it doesn't change the meaning of the sentence?
I mean many people say that 요 is an extension of 준댓말 and you use 준댓말 for people who are older than you/people that you don't know so if you want to say 잘자 topeople who older than you etc.. you have to say 잘자요 but someone told me that 잘자요 is for your lover(and I think lover is someone that you actually know and kinda like a friend?)and 잘자 is for your friend and 안녕히주무세요 is for people that you don't know anyway I am so confused about this(about the expression 잘자 and what 요 is use for and if there are any exceptions for example if 요 is use for older/people that you don't know so if it sometimes can mean something else?)
Or it can change the meaning of the sentence?
Yes. 배가 아파요 means my stomach hurts.
존댓말 is used to talk to people who are older than you or people that you don't know. ☆And also people you already know even though they are younger like co-workers or your boss at work. Or if you don't know their age, you still need to use 존댓말.
잘자요 = 잘자 both mean 'Good night.'
잘자요 is 존댓말.
잘자 is 반말 which is used to talk to your really close friend especially who is the same age and your lover too.
안녕히 주무세요 is very strictly used to talk to people who are really older than you or higher than you(your parents, grand parents, boss, teacher etc).
You need to be careful when you use 잘자 which is 반말. Once you and the other person agree that you guys use 반말, it's OK.
But without mutual agreement to use 반말, you cannot say it. Otherwise it's too rude.
@@KoreanArah woww thank you so muchhh진짜 고마워요 wow I don't know how to thank to youㅠㅠ정말 고마워요 선생님💗
you said that if the vowel right before 으 is 아/오 you'll replace the 으 with with 아요 . . so how about if the vowel right before 으 is 와 야 요 왜 애 외 ㅒ (someone says they are called bright vowels ) what should we do ? should we replace it with 아요 or 어요 ? im really confuse about these i hope that you'll notice this comment 😊
If the vowel before '으' is 'NOT 아/오', which means any vowel except 아 or 오 (like you mentiomed 와,야,요,왜, 애,외,얘 ect.....), '어요' is added.
You can check the video from here (01:35).
FYI, bright vowels(=Yang vowels) are 아,애,야,요,오,외,와,왜.
Dark vowels(=Yin vowels) are 어, 에, 여, 유, 우, 위, 워, 웨, 으, 이, 의.
However, in 'suffixal vowel harmony', only 아 and 오 are considered bright vowels and the rest are dark vowels.
So, when the stem of verbs or adjectices ends in 아 or 오 which are bright vowels, the ending staring with '아' (bright vowel) is added(아요, 아서, 아 주세요, 아 보다 etc...)
And when the stem ends in NOT 아 or 오 which are dark vowels, the ending staring with '어' (dark vowel) is added(어요, 어서, 어 주세요, 어 보세요 etc...)
Hope this helps.😊
@@KoreanArah thankyou so much i am reviewing for my eps topik exam and your videos really help me to understand those irregular verbs more power and thanks for the answer godbless korean arah 😊
@@KoreanArah one last question 선생님 is the irregular verbs still applicable to past and future tense ?
@@valangelopadilla2314
This is a really good question.
All irregular videos I made cover conjugations with only the ending 아요/어요 since they are for low beginners.
However, they are all applicable to past tense 았/었 too. But only some of them are applicable to future tense.
-> I will make irregular videos for mid&high begginers in the future anyway.
Here is more information.
1. Irregular ㅡ, 르 are applicable to the ending starting with only a wowel 아/어.
(아/어요, 았/었, 아/어서, 아/어도, 아/어 보다, 아/어도 되다...etc)
-> Not to other vowels (including future tense ㄹ/을 거예요)
2. Irregular ㅂ, ㄷ, ㅅ are applicable to the ending starting with any vowel.
(아/어요, 았/었, 아/어서... future tense을 거예요, 으니까, 은데, etc..)
3. Irregular ㅎ & ㄹ are a little different from other irregular rules. I am working on videos about these rules.
@@KoreanArah thanks for the effort of explaining these to me even though you dont have to but still you did 😊 ill study your explanation this will get me a huge help for preparing for my upcoming examination . . im looking forward for your next irregular videos . . . i really appreciated your effort and your kindness godbless korean arah 😊☺️
Hi Ara, thanks a lot for your lessons 😍Ara would you please give us an explanation of how to pronunce combined words? I'm talking about two or more-part words such as 요리 재료(should we combine them and pronounce it as yorijeryo or separated as yori Cheryo), 우리 반 친구(combined like ooribanchingoo or separated like oori pan chingoo), 연락 방법( is yollagbangbob or yollag pangbob) and 따뜻한 곳 (ddaddutangod or ddaddutan kot)--thank you 😘😘
Zahra씨, 감사합니다.^^
That's a great idea. It will be very helpful for people to practice Korean pronunciation. I will try to make the video about it.
좋은 아이디어 주셔서 감사합니다.^^
@@KoreanArah 정말 감사합니다😍😘😘
I am not sure if the sentence is correct or not but I will try
이 옷은 너무 커요,그래서 언니를 줬어요.
Great! Your sentence is perfect!
다 맞아요.👍
(person)~을/를 주다 is used among native Koreans when you emphasize 'the person' whom you give.
Also (person)~한테 주다 is commonly used.
my practice sentence: 재가 머리는 엄정 커요. 그래서 진짜 똑쪽한 사람 ㅋㅋㅋ
오~ 재미있어요!😄
재가 머리는 -> 제 머리는
엄정 -> 엄청
똑쪽한 -> 똑똑한
사람 -> 사람이에요.
잘했어요.👍