Currently at the tail end of the level 3 of TTMIK essential course, and listening to those recordings and seeing Hyunwoo now is a trip. I don’t know if this was recorded recently or years prior but surely it can’t date all the way back to 2009 lol. It’s like I’m studying with a younger and older Hyunwoo at the same time.
I saw the last advanced use in a kdrama and this video came up when i searched the grammar point. Thank you. I have completed the essential course and understand 90%kdramas without subtitles
Crystal clear as usual! With thw advanced examples I just realize the size of a culture shock a Korean would experience learning Argentinian Spanish. We tell each other to shut up in a gazillion different ways!
Thank you for focusing on grammar. It's something that intermediates have trouble revisiting sometimes but it should be the core of their skills so I think it's important and you do a great job at explaining as usual.
I watched this video when it first came out and thought the grammar was too difficult for me to understand. I just rewatched it today and now it makes perfect sense :)
thank u for making learning a new language free, I came from a small country in europe. My father is Korean, but never teached me Korean. My mother is Dutch, I feel happy to learn my language
I'm finishing Level 1 lessons, and 10 days into ttmik "My First 500 Words." I really appreciate seeing these advanced videos. I feel encouraged to keep learning.
안녕하세요, .Hyunwoo 찌… very well explained and always like your videos and audios, your well spoken English explained clearly and make listeners understand better . 감사합니다.
I’m wondering, if the basic usage is to express that either this or that can be done, then is there any link to why you can also use it for the more advanced usage of ‘do this or otherwise don’t complain’?
Thank you for the important lessons! I wonder if for the last 2 purposes (to tell one to stop complaining, and mocking), we can also use '든지'? Cos Hyunwoo-ssaem did mention that for the first few examples, they can be used interchangeably.
그러면 표를 돈 주고 사든가. Since the subject is not explicitly stated, just for clarification in my brain, is it correct to assume that I can also say, '그러면 다음 번에 니가 나한테 표를 돈 주고 사든가.'
The example 공부를 더 열심히 하든가 attacked me since I've been complaining lately at the fact that I've been studying Korean for a year and a half but still have to watch kdramas with subtitles ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ It's my fault tho because I definitely could've studied harder.
Hello, I just finished learning past perfect tense.. What is the difference between past tense and past perfect tense in Korean? Also, how can I make sentences like "this was meant to be eaten" and "this was meant to be written"?
Hey, I want to learn Korean heartily and desperately. Do you have any institution from where I can learn? I want to learn physically going there not online. If any please let me know.
Sorry for the random question, but I don't know who else to ask. So I'm wanting a new tattoo and would like a grammar check. Would 하루 하루 be correctly translated to day by day?
I would be glad if you could clear my doubt. The sentence or word endings like:- 하네요/ 하세요/ 해죠/ 해요/ 해. Or 있나요/ 있어요 / 있죠 etc Confuse me a bit! I get confused as to where to use which ending. It would be helpful if you could please explain the difference/ similarly and as to when to use the proper endings! If you have already covered this topic in a video could you please share its link? Extremely sorry for the inconvenience! Thank You! 🙏🏻😊
-네요 is to express an emotion for example when you surprised about an information. -세요 is formal. You use it when you talk to older people or to high ranked people. It's also an imperative form hen you want to to order something. -죠 (informal)/지요( formal) is like 공부를 해죠? - You study, right? The question with right? or isn't? is 지요/죠. -해요 is just the polite form of 해. You just remove the 요 ending when you talk with really close friends or younger people than you. But not with 세요!
I was always curious about how the host looked coz the voice was so sexy... n its only ur voice with unnie is that keeping me wanting to learn korean till end. At level1 end point now n i love ur lessons.. thanks for the amazing platform to learn.. fighting!!!
"Stuff Hyunwoo lied about" I think I'm going to like this series XD
I'm excited lol
ITZY's Wannabe's lyrics have a few examples of this expression in the first few verses if anyone is interested
I am 🙃👍
Currently at the tail end of the level 3 of TTMIK essential course, and listening to those recordings and seeing Hyunwoo now is a trip. I don’t know if this was recorded recently or years prior but surely it can’t date all the way back to 2009 lol. It’s like I’m studying with a younger and older Hyunwoo at the same time.
한국 대학교에서 한국어를 공부하든가 혼자서 공부하든가 티티믹 선생님들이 최고예요 ~~ 선생님 이렇게 아주 쉽게 설명해주셔서 감사합니다~~
I'm surprised I actually understood this entire comment without translating it-
I saw the last advanced use in a kdrama and this video came up when i searched the grammar point. Thank you. I have completed the essential course and understand 90%kdramas without subtitles
A: 한국어를 아직 잘 못해 ㅠ
B: TTMIK에서 공부하든가! ㅋㅋㅋ
감사합니다 현우 쌤
Crystal clear as usual! With thw advanced examples I just realize the size of a culture shock a Korean would experience learning Argentinian Spanish. We tell each other to shut up in a gazillion different ways!
5:09 seems like Yeji and Seungwan make that kind of conversations in their real life lol
Thank you for focusing on grammar. It's something that intermediates have trouble revisiting sometimes but it should be the core of their skills so I think it's important and you do a great job at explaining as usual.
맞아요
Listener from Spotify (Talk to me in Korean) 💜💜
1st video I've watched while being in Korea ~~^^ keep up the good work!
I watched this video when it first came out and thought the grammar was too difficult for me to understand. I just rewatched it today and now it makes perfect sense :)
가르쳐주셔서 고맙습니다 선생님
This was very helpful.
I'm an avid listener of your podcasts. TTMIK는 정말 감사합니다~
thank u for making learning a new language free, I came from a small country in europe. My father is Korean, but never teached me Korean. My mother is Dutch, I feel happy to learn my language
I'm finishing Level 1 lessons, and 10 days into ttmik "My First 500 Words." I really appreciate seeing these advanced videos. I feel encouraged to keep learning.
정말 도움이 됩니다✨ 감사해요😊. I love the new animated explanation.They are easy to understand 💎
Thank you 연훈 for adding Korean Subtitle. I was waiting for it 🥰💕✌️
Same here
Yes
네 감사합니다
I just finished level 10 and the grammar lessons were my favorites. Thank you for making more of them! Very clear explanation, as always!
Thanks for your explanation ❤️
I was learning this point and knew TTMIK would explain it perfectly hahaha thank youuuuuu as always!
I understand it now 😊
Very helpful grammar points, TTMIK 짱!!
I am new learner, but I love your lessons they are easy to understand. Thank you 감사합니다❤️!
정말 감사합니다
Thank you this has been very useful!
Loved this lesson! 고마워요, 현우선생님! ^^
Always love how you explain. It's always from the point of view of a language learner ❤ Follower since 2016~
안녕하세요, .Hyunwoo 찌… very well explained and always like your videos and audios, your well spoken English explained clearly and make listeners understand better . 감사합니다.
Omg you guys should make an app. 사랑해요!
Loving the level two workbook. Maybe I shouldn't be here but I really enjoyed this one. Thanks again, Saem.
감사합니다 😍
오오 엄청 유용해요 감사합니다!!
Lmao I like how he’s cracking up for the last usage
Very helpful
This was really great, thanks for the quick lesson!!
You are always the best 🎉
감사합니다
I love your channel 💜
I love part 4 :D Thank you Hyunwoo as usual !
감사합니다!!
Wow, this is really helpful.I am learning Korean own my own and ttmik is like boon to me 💜👍
I’m wondering, if the basic usage is to express that either this or that can be done, then is there any link to why you can also use it for the more advanced usage of ‘do this or otherwise don’t complain’?
어! .....드디어, 이제 저도 사람들한테 한국어로 어떻게 잔소리 하는 줄 다 아네용!^^
선현우 선생님 가르쳐 주셔서 감사해요!^^ ㅋ 😉😉
Extremely useful video. Appreciate your efford ^_^
선생님...이게 되게 잘했어.근데 저"든가"의 마지막 사용을 되게 좋았어...ㅋ.ㅋ.ㅋ
Need to watch again 😂
The App looks different on android and there is no option for login and level test
Thanks. :)
Hyun-woo is so cute. I'd learn quicker if I had a teacher like him🤩🥰
I repeated the following until I was comfortable saying it, 그러면, (언 니) 여기에서 기다리든가, 따라오든가 해요. ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ!
역으로 영어공부하려고 구독했어요.
안녕하세요! : ) 어서 오세요~!
감사합니다. Your last example is for casual ? But in polite, we must write 요 at the end ? Or we can say just 사든가 too
오늘 날씨는 더워요 그렇게 아으스크림 먹듣가 시원한물 마시듣가 결정해세요.
시험 공부를 하듣가 친구를 만나듣가 상관없어요.
한국어를 공부하기 심심했어? TTMIK을 보든가!
이거 딱 좋고!! 혹시 그림을 그린 예술가님 누구시죠? 그림은 너무 귀여워서유 ㅋ
So good
Thank you for the important lessons! I wonder if for the last 2 purposes (to tell one to stop complaining, and mocking), we can also use '든지'? Cos Hyunwoo-ssaem did mention that for the first few examples, they can be used interchangeably.
Yes. you can use '-든지' sure of that case.
@@thethingthatyoulove Thank you! 🤗
is 든지 kind of like 인지? Like in the LUCY song “봄인지 여름인지”
Similar! -인지 is whether something is A or B.
@@talktomeinkorean Thank you! This will help me remember 😊
-인지 for nouns
-든지/든가 for verbs
I love it
그러면 표를 돈 주고 사든가. Since the subject is not explicitly stated, just for clarification in my brain, is it correct to assume that I can also say, '그러면 다음 번에 니가 나한테 표를 돈 주고 사든가.'
Can you use 든지 for the last example also? Like 그러면 표를 돈 주고 사든지?
The example 공부를 더 열심히 하든가 attacked me since I've been complaining lately at the fact that I've been studying Korean for a year and a half but still have to watch kdramas with subtitles ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ It's my fault tho because I definitely could've studied harder.
I really liked the intro 😂😂..we got cheated 😂😂
Hello, I just finished learning past perfect tense.. What is the difference between past tense and past perfect tense in Korean? Also, how can I make sentences like "this was meant to be eaten" and "this was meant to be written"?
Please subtitel Indonesia🙏
Hi, I have a question: What's the difference between 말 해요 and 얘기 해요? When is the best to use each examples? 고마워요~
말하다 is anytime someone talks : )
얘기하다 is when someone talks, or when people have a conversation.
@@talktomeinkorean Thank you!
First. I think I'm starting to learn.
Hey, I want to learn Korean heartily and desperately. Do you have any institution from where I can learn? I want to learn physically going there not online. If any please let me know.
Yayy 🧡💛
Is this 든지 from the same root? 무엇이든지 물어볼게요
Yes, like “whatever it is”
I'll definitely use this the next time I fight with my Korean spouse. Thank you 현우쌤 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Hi 👋 do you have international shipping on your website ?
Yes! We have international shipping for all of our books!
I like "stuff 현우 lied about" better 😂🤣
Hii
So whats the difference of -거나
Is 든가 and 든지 100% interchangeable?
Sorry for the random question, but I don't know who else to ask. So I'm wanting a new tattoo and would like a grammar check. Would 하루 하루 be correctly translated to day by day?
You can translate 하루 하루 with day by day. It's correct. 🙂
@@Annas-Creative-Space Thank you 💙
댓글을 남겨달라고 하든가 말든가 제가 안 할 거예요!
안녕하세요. 예문이에요
"여기 기다리고 싶으면 조용히 해주든지 밖에 기다려주든지"
그렇게 쓸 수 있어요?
네! 쓸 수 있어요.
조금만 고쳐 보자면 ‘여기에서 기다리고 싶으면 조용히 해 주든지 밖에서 기다려 주든지’
Then what’s the difference between
넌 가는지 안 가는지 제가 관심없어
넌 가든지 안 가든지 제가 관심없어
가는지 안 가는지 can work, too, but for a different reason :)
When you say 가는지 안 가는지, you are omitting -에 대해서 or -가 like
가는지 안 가는지에 대해서 '나는 관심없어'.
@@talktomeinkorean oww thank you now I understand 고맙습니다 ^ ^
I thought the first bit was advanced 🤣 … guess i need to try harder then
Can you help, I'm really confused on what sound this would be 웃, i have learned hangul but i still don't understand what this sound is supposed to be
It sounds like Oops. but change pronounciation 'P' to 'T' then it sounds "Oot". 웃=Oot
Is this 든지 the same as when it is used in 언제든지?
Yes : ) Like “whenever it is”.
neden turkce alt yazı yok vıdeolarınız cok ogretıcı ama bazılarında turkce alt yazı olmadıgı ıcın ızleyemıyoruz lutfen alt yazı ıstıyoruz
근데, 선생님, -든가/-든지, 반말을 있을까요??? 그래서, it's a little confusing when to use -가 and when to use -지. Is it okay to use these in a formal conversation?
저도 방탄소년단 의 콘서트 에 가고 싶다
I also want to go in bts concert
그러면 돈 많이 벌든지
Than you should earn a lot of money
Please correct me if I'm wrong
코끼리 조면 코 에다 입고, 입고 가다 기린 주지 can someone translate this sentences for me please😁
Is there any difference in nuance whatsoever between ~든가 and ~든지?
I need to watch your videos in a slower speed because you speak very quickly. My Korean-learning brain goes 🐌 .
I would be glad if you could clear my doubt. The sentence or word endings like:-
하네요/ 하세요/ 해죠/ 해요/ 해.
Or 있나요/ 있어요 / 있죠 etc
Confuse me a bit! I get confused as to where to use which ending. It would be helpful if you could please explain the difference/ similarly and as to when to use the proper endings! If you have already covered this topic in a video could you please share its link? Extremely sorry for the inconvenience!
Thank You! 🙏🏻😊
watch the channel older videos. there are a lot of videos explaining how to conjugate verbs.
-네요 is to express an emotion for example when you surprised about an information.
-세요 is formal. You use it when you talk to older people or to high ranked people. It's also an imperative form hen you want to to order something.
-죠 (informal)/지요( formal) is like 공부를 해죠? - You study, right?
The question with right? or isn't? is 지요/죠.
-해요 is just the polite form of 해. You just remove the 요 ending when you talk with really close friends or younger people than you. But not with 세요!
@@Annas-Creative-Space 죠 is just the short form of 지요 tho, so technically both are formal, the informal is 지
@@Haley._213Okay! Thank you! 👍🏻😊
@@Annas-Creative-Space Thank You So Much! That really cleared my doubt! 😄😊
Sana okay ka lng Junnie Boy.
I like 든지 better
I was always curious about how the host looked coz the voice was so sexy... n its only ur voice with unnie is that keeping me wanting to learn korean till end. At level1 end point now n i love ur lessons.. thanks for the amazing platform to learn.. fighting!!!
Hiiiii 1stttt !!!!!!!! One heart plss
I don't know what level of learning Korean am I right now .. :'(
You can take our level test! talktomeinkorean.com
@@talktomeinkorean Tq for the recommendation 🙏🏻
Spelled “mocking” wrong 😭
Early pin me plz