Review Note : explorekorean.net/beginner1-lesson25/ 🌸time stamp🌸 1)에 vs 에서 (time particle) 00:49 에's usage 08:03 에서's usage 2) 에 vs 에서 (place particle) 10:07 에's first usage 19:01 에서's first usage 22:40 에's second usage 27:13 에서's second usage 29:21 에서's shortened form 한국어 공부 화이팅!♡💪
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@@fatimadanyadado5641 Funny thing is, I stopped around a year ago and I remember EVERYTHING this lady has taught me. Give it 6 months of persistence and you'll get there. I can read anything, however reading and comprehension are 2 different things and I don't have a large vocabulary for korean. I know the very basics still, though
I can imagine my friends getting angry at me because I always reply late 😂 it's all because I have to think in which particle I have to use, in which conjugation (if it's in the past, present, or future) vocab etc... 😂😂😂😂
Thank you for this Vicky. I like that you are a very patient teacher. Your explanations are always very thorough & concise. Keep it up and more power to your channel 😊👍
Thank you so much for this video. I'm taking a Zoom Korean class and could not understand this location markers at all. I've been searching the Internet all week and I could nothing helped me understand it. I was just about to drop the class when I found your video. This is the first one that I understand the concept and I get it!!!! I can wait to watch your other videos. I need to find the subject and topic marking particles video now :)
Thank you for explaining how -에서 gets shortened to -서!!! I always saw this in subtitles and such and would get confused think it was one of those particles like for example -서 ....-거야. Similar to how like there's those particles where part of it connects to a word and then you see other part at end. And thought it was some combination, not it's own separate particle. I saw -서 A LOT and wonder why I hadn't learned it and knew of 에서 and thought 서 had other meaning. No one's ever told me this!! Thank you thank you!!!
I am an Korean adoptee that has been studying Korean for many years, at language institutions, and with tutors etc. you have been the best most concise teacher I’ve seen. Short straight forward explanations with perfect examples. 정말 감사합니다 🙏🏼❤👍🏼💕
Woah!! Thank you so much for this beautiful video And thank you for taking the time to teach us this wonderful language... You are definitely my favourite teacher of all time... Love you ❤️ and thank you so much All the very best for your kind soul
I just learned 에 and 에서 from Learn korean in korean lessons and wanted to get a better understanding of how they worked in detail. Thanks for the explanation, you made it very clear !
thank you so much ! i was struggling with this today, i’m starting to build sentences and i kept seeing these particles and i was a bit confused. thank you so much !! 감사합니다 !!
How many particles actually are there in korean does anyone know. And is there a list of words that merge. That someone could link. By merge I mean what happens with 하지마 how it can be put with a bunch of words. Is that the only korean word that does that because I get so confused when that happens.
안녕하세요 Miss Vicky. 질문이 있어요. Is the first one correct? Or could I use both? 1. 나는 주말에 맛있는 Corona 맥주를 마셔요. 2. 나는 주말에서 맛있는 Corona 맥주를 마셔요. Greetings from 😎 멕시코. 감사합니다.
Hello Vicky선생님 I was watching your wonderful lesson and a song popped up in my mind. There is this line in Moon moon's song Contrail 어제와 오늘에 온도가 너무 달라서... You mentioned that we skip 에 particle when using yesterday, today, etc. So i was wondering if it is used here for just poetic purposes ( in my motherlanguage we often use incorrect grammer to make things sound in a certain way, e.g. for rhyme's sake) Thank you Great work!
Hi Vikky, first thank you for your efforts, I'm learning good bcoz of You. And I have a doubt, How will you differentiate the sentences - " Why didn't you come to the party" and "Why don't you come to the party?" As you mentioned the examples in your video..
Hello Miss Vicky, thank you for your amazing videos ❤️. I have a question: why would you say 에서/으로 and not 에서/까지 for the sentence 학교에서 집으로 갔어요? What I am asking is why not say 학교에서 집까지 갔어요?
에서/으로 & 에서 /까지 both means "FROM to TO" but there is a difference *place* 에서 *place*으로 means "FROM place TO place" *time*에서 *time*까지 "FROM time TO time" 까지 is used in "ranging" Might be wondering, hbt "강남에서 마포까지 얼마나 걸려요?" It wasn't "FROM*time* TO*time*", but "FROM*place* TO*place*". It is because of the word "얼마나 (걸려요)?" that questions the range from*place* to*place*. 에 vs. 으로 Both mean "to" but the difference is when you are using "에", you are focused on the place you are going to and the place FROM where you are isn't important; when you are using "으로/로" the place where you came from where you did something there is important.
Review Note : explorekorean.net/beginner1-lesson25/
🌸time stamp🌸
1)에 vs 에서 (time particle)
00:49 에's usage
08:03 에서's usage
2) 에 vs 에서 (place particle)
10:07 에's first usage
19:01 에서's first usage
22:40 에's second usage
27:13 에서's second usage
29:21 에서's shortened form
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If I want to say that I work from 9 to 6 on weekdays can I say "저는 주정에 9시에서 6시까지 일해요." ??
Your channel is the only source i relied on for my korean studies...and I feel really blessed that i came across such an amazing teacher 😇 So greatful for your efforts ma'm😊😊
R u from india??
@@porrnesianparrapio271 yes!
@@gowrimv8904 btw my name is also gowri..
Nice to meet u indian army... & I'm from kerala💜😄🇮🇳
@@porrnesianparrapio271 nyc to meet u too...borahae!
17:00 we use 에서 because I am "living" in Korean. I am doing a specific work of 'living'
에 because I live in Korea for me existing in korea.
I was literally about to say this💀🥺
yes this is right 👍
• 에 - To 에서 - From
I am not this far in Korean. I am still on Batchim part3, but I just wanted to say hello and thank you ^_^
Can you speak Korean now?
@@fatimadanyadado5641 Funny thing is, I stopped around a year ago and I remember EVERYTHING this lady has taught me. Give it 6 months of persistence and you'll get there. I can read anything, however reading and comprehension are 2 different things and I don't have a large vocabulary for korean. I know the very basics still, though
this channel is such a treasure when it comes to learning korean. thank you so much 🧡🧡
I can imagine my friends getting angry at me because I always reply late 😂 it's all because I have to think in which particle I have to use, in which conjugation (if it's in the past, present, or future) vocab etc... 😂😂😂😂
The fact that this channel helps me understand every single detail and points which others don't usually explain♡♡♡감사합니다 샘
Thank you for this Vicky. I like that you are a very patient teacher. Your explanations are always very thorough & concise. Keep it up and more power to your channel 😊👍
I am obsessed with her colour pencils😂
As usual, enjoying your lessons SO MUCH. So clear. Now I got this one. Thanks a lot for your effort 🤍
Thank you so much for this video. I'm taking a Zoom Korean class and could not understand this location markers at all. I've been searching the Internet all week and I could nothing helped me understand it. I was just about to drop the class when I found your video. This is the first one that I understand the concept and I get it!!!! I can wait to watch your other videos. I need to find the subject and topic marking particles video now :)
I used to think 에 and 에서 were super confusing, but this video explained the differences perfectly!!
Thank you for explaining how -에서 gets shortened to -서!!!
I always saw this in subtitles and such and would get confused think it was one of those particles like for example -서 ....-거야. Similar to how like there's those particles where part of it connects to a word and then you see other part at end. And thought it was some combination, not it's own separate particle. I saw -서 A LOT and wonder why I hadn't learned it and knew of 에서 and thought 서 had other meaning.
No one's ever told me this!! Thank you thank you!!!
I am an Korean adoptee that has been studying Korean for many years, at language institutions, and with tutors etc. you have been the best most concise teacher I’ve seen. Short straight forward explanations with perfect examples. 정말 감사합니다 🙏🏼❤👍🏼💕
OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH! I love the way you explain it, it makes it easier to understand💞
Wow. You are so great at explaining. Thank you so much for your teachings!😊
Woah!! Thank you so much for this beautiful video
And thank you for taking the time to teach us this wonderful language... You are definitely my favourite teacher of all time... Love you ❤️ and thank you so much
All the very best for your kind soul
You are so great miss vicky.nobody takes so much time for this classes but you do.
Thx for helping me
Sorry i missed your last live
I well make sure to watch it later ^^😁
I just learned 에 and 에서 from Learn korean in korean lessons and wanted to get a better understanding of how they worked in detail.
Thanks for the explanation, you made it very clear !
First time so early!! 칠레 사람이애요 🇨🇱 I hope I can visit Seoul and use Korean in real life 😁
Not to be grammar police!! But I think it’s “에” in “이에요”
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This cleared up my confusion. Thank you!
thank you so much ! i was struggling with this today, i’m starting to build sentences and i kept seeing these particles and i was a bit confused. thank you so much !! 감사합니다 !!
I also have a question, in this sentence “남자가 저의 메세지를 읽습니다” the 의 i’m 저 gives possession? Like it belongs to that person/thing.
in^
의 means 's.
Ex. Bts's= BTS의
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This lesson cannot be clearer. Magnificent effort.
Really needed it... thanks for uploading 🙏❤️
I love these videos because she explains very well and it makes me understand!!! 감사합니다!!! ^^
Goodmorning I'm learning Korean and you are a good teacher
감사합니다 선생님,채널에서 많은 것을 배웁니다.
Thank you Miss Vicky, this helped me a lot!
This was so clear! Thank you very much! Could you copy your notes, laminate, and sell them as a book? I will totally buy it!
this video really helped me .Thank you
감사합니다 ! Ms Vicky의 설명 방법은 이해하기 쉽습니다.
I just found this video.. Thank you so much Ms vicky for the explanation. This explanation make me easy understand about the particle
Another great lesson! :) Thank you so much!
You’re the best teacher ever ❤️
Thank you for
These useful information
How many particles actually are there in korean does anyone know. And is there a list of words that merge. That someone could link. By merge I mean what happens with 하지마 how it can be put with a bunch of words. Is that the only korean word that does that because I get so confused when that happens.
고마워요 선생님❤
Thanku so much ma'am for teaching . It's fun learning from you. I have been inspired by your teaching. Love you from #INDIA
this channel helped me alot and I am very thankful.
Thank you for the kind and clear explanation of 에 and 에서. :)
Thanks the best teacher
Thank you so much for your effort! Your channel is helping me a lot ❤
감사합니다 빅선생님이 !!!
Who is learning for BTS ?
A lot hugs from Albania 🇦🇱😊♥️
Thank u so muchhh for ur very detailed explanation. I have learnt alot from your channel!!
모두 감사드립니다 쌤☺️🫰🏻
안녕하세요 Miss Vicky.
질문이 있어요.
Is the first one correct? Or could I use both?
1. 나는 주말에 맛있는 Corona 맥주를 마셔요.
2. 나는 주말에서 맛있는 Corona 맥주를 마셔요.
Greetings from 😎 멕시코.
감사합니다.
fantastic lessons! i understand everything!!!!! thank you so much
Your videoes are so useful .Thanks !
You are my channel, please don't go away.
Thank you so much
Thank you. thank you. thank you!!!
If you translate "I buy ... 'from' the store" (instead of 'at' the store), -에서 works perfectly, and it also makes sense, no?
so,so needed. of course, my brain needs alot,lol janoon urijip asaw. sorry. havent found a proper app and keyboard for korean on my computor/ desktop
21:50 LoL Thank you for that! I learned them as 배변하다 and 소 변 하 다
Thank you so much Miss Vicky =) best teacher award
Your lessons are best ♡~
8:15 leaving my timestamp ✌✌
감사합니다
Thank you for this lesson ❤
thank you MV
Thank you teacher.
I want to ask 나가요
들어와요
올아가요
내려와요
돌아가요 , which can I use 에 or 에서 in the place?
Sorry for my English. I'm not into English.
Thanks for the lesson 🙏
I’m glad I studied Chinese for a bit before Korean
Hello Vicky선생님
I was watching your wonderful lesson and a song popped up in my mind. There is this line in Moon moon's song Contrail
어제와 오늘에 온도가 너무 달라서...
You mentioned that we skip 에 particle when using yesterday, today, etc. So i was wondering if it is used here for just poetic purposes ( in my motherlanguage we often use incorrect grammer to make things sound in a certain way, e.g. for rhyme's sake)
Thank you
Great work!
That should be 어제와 오늘'의' 온도가 너무 달라서. '의' in that situation sound like 에. I think that's why you are confused.
@@user-qy9tx1zv3w ahh , I see, thank you 💞
Thank you teacher💖💖💖
As usual lesson.🙏
Hi Vikky, first thank you for your efforts, I'm learning good bcoz of You. And I have a doubt, How will you differentiate the sentences - " Why didn't you come to the party" and "Why don't you come to the party?" As you mentioned the examples in your video..
When it’s didn’t it would be correct to say 왜 파티에 안왔어? Instead of 왜 파티에 안 와?
hi miss vicky i love the way you teach, its so clear and understsndable ylur new subscriber here
Thank you so much for
Video 💜
Thank you very much.
Hi I am 1st
THANK YOU FOR THIS
Now I know the difference between the two
Is it not wrong to use 는 with 있어요 ? Because in another video she said that 있어요 can only use 이/가 particle unless we are contrasting things.
Thanks teacher♡
Oh my god this is so helpful !!!
I just got promoted 1등급에서 2등급으로 by watching this video
Hello Miss Vicky, thank you for your amazing videos ❤️. I have a question: why would you say 에서/으로 and not 에서/까지 for the sentence 학교에서 집으로 갔어요? What I am asking is why not say 학교에서 집까지 갔어요?
에서/으로 & 에서 /까지 both means "FROM to TO" but there is a difference
*place* 에서 *place*으로 means "FROM place TO place"
*time*에서 *time*까지
"FROM time TO time"
까지 is used in "ranging"
Might be wondering, hbt "강남에서 마포까지 얼마나 걸려요?" It wasn't "FROM*time* TO*time*", but "FROM*place* TO*place*". It is because of the word "얼마나 (걸려요)?" that questions the range from*place* to*place*.
에 vs. 으로
Both mean "to" but the difference is when you are using "에", you are focused on the place you are going to and the place FROM where you are isn't important; when you are using "으로/로" the place where you came from where you did something there is important.
19:00 Is the sentence "많은 연예인들이 그 행사에 참석했어요" means "Many celebrities were present in that event" ??
감사합니다 비키씨 ❤ 저는 많이 배웠다 🥰
10:16 time stamppp
Your fingers are so cute,친구야.
Wait thank you for doing this!
에서 is for more lasting action or situation than just 에..
Decided the platform yet?🤗
Annyeonghaseyo.😘 Thanks.
But what about time, I mean how can I say "at 15:00 o'clock" ?
"십오에" right?
은 데/는 데, 니까, 을 때, 면, and 고 expression plz
thank you so much
I don’t get why in the sentence with the word Exist the word 생물체가 has -가? Please someone help me😫❤️. 16:23
Miss Vicky can you please post the 으로 explanation, I missed the live. :(
Parang sala po yata. Ang 보터/까지 po ang time to time, sice or until.
Ang 에서/까지 po ay place to place, from or to. ☺️☺️
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marking particle? making practise?
19.40
Does 에 and 에서 have a meaning of at and in?