[Basic Korean Grammar] -아요 / -어요 (Ending words)
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Hello. This is Teacher Kim's Korean Class.
This is part 3 of my Basic Korean Alphabet Curriculum.
In this video, we are going to learn Ending words -아요/-어요 :
-아요 / -어요 attach to a verb stem to describe action or state.
I am explaining how to find the verb stem and conjugate it with 아요/어요.
There are three rules using 아요 / 어요
1. When the last vowel of the verb stem ends with 'ㅏ' or 'ㅗ'.
2. When the last vowel of the verb stem ends with other vowel rather than'ㅏ' or 'ㅗ'.
3. When the verb ends with '하다'
You will learn and practice to use 아요/어요 in the video.
To master 아요/어요, you should learn 'Vowel Abbreviation" that I am going to cover In the next video. So turn on the notification please.
I will upload the next video soon.
I am teaching Basic Korean Grammar Series. In this Series I am teaching 25 essential basic particles and ending words below.
1. 이에요/예요
2. 은/는
3. 아요/어요
4. 이, 그, 저
5. 에 가다/오다
6. 에 있다/없다
7. 이 / 가 / 께서
8. 이/가 아니다
9. 을/를
10. 입니다(입니까?)/습니다(습니까?)
11. Sino number (1)
12. Sino number (2)
13. 에서
14. 에 (시간)
15. -고 싶다/ -고 싶어 하다
16. 세요 / (으)십시오.
17. 았/었
18. (을) 거예요
19. 하고, (이)랑, 와/과
20. 에게 / 한테
21. 고유어 수
22. -(으)ㄹ 까요
23. - 고 있다
24. -(을) 수 있다 / 없다
25. 안 / -지 않다
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Tricky Korean endings😅 But Teacher Kim explains them so simply and accurately!
Exactly
I just learnt this on yesterday Korean class, and I don't really understand on the term "아요/어요". But after watching this video, I understand it. Your explanation is precise, and simple. Thank you so much for the explanation.
My favorite sentence is the sentence I learned First in my self study..
" 저는 사과를 먹어요"
고맙습니다
My favourite word in Korean is
사랑해요 Because I'm a Korean Drama addict..that's the first word.,I've learned in hangeul😁
Anyway every lesson gives a twist to us., It's getting exciting everytime
Please don't loose patience teaching us! 감사합니다 선생님! ☺️
Very helpful thank you
It helped me 👍감사합니다
Absolutely useful information - as I am beginning to learn. Thank you for your clear examples!
You explain it so easily and it's not hard to understand
열심히 공부해요 😊
안녕하십니까 선생님 좋은 하루 되세요. 새로운 가입자가 여기 있습니다. 저는 이곳 필리핀의 국어선생님입니다.
네. 마크마크 선생님. 반갑습니다 :) 제 채널이 선생님께도 도움이 되길 바랍니다
@@teacherkimskoreanclass 네, 한국 입자에 대해 더 잘 이해하게 도와줍니다. 제 학생들이 효율적으로 배울 수 있도록 말입니다.
Thank you teacher Kim your explanation was simple and easy to understand
First word I learnt in Korean was 보고싶다, then 보고싶어 (the word was coming from a Korean guy. lol)..after that I decided to learn the Korean language!!!
But the first name I learn how to spell and read in Korean was 태민..my favourite artist!!
What a motivational word..
너무너무 감사합니다 it is really helpful🎉
Excellent video! Really helpful. Thanks!
Thank you Teacher Kim!
M really greatful your videos are really helpful thanks I hope you upload more videos like this 감사합니다
thanks for this good video!
I think I'm going to be a sample korean native speaker example. thanks tr kim
Simple and informative ❤
고마워요 샘 👍
고맙습니다 this was incredibly helpful 🤌🏻
말랑말랑한 것들이 좋아하니까 말랑말랑하다라는말이 젤 좋아여 ㅎㅎ
Teacher, please continue your lesson 😭😭
Thank u very much very informative and helpful.
great lesson.. we are really lucky to have a teacher like him.. 정말 감사합니다 선생님..
Well explain 쌤😍
Thank you teacher Kim
for your beautiful classes 😊😇🙆
"할수있어요" 이 거 가장 좋아하는 한국말이예요.
My favourite word is
"방탄소년단💜💜"
🥰...yeah, thank you teacher
my fav sentence is 안녕하세요..🤗
I don't know why, but I have always loved 괜찮아 when I want to tell my friends 'It's okay' or want to ask them if they are okay. So I was thrilled that it was an example word in your video :D
My favorite word in Korean is 아이
감사합니다!
안녕하세요,선생님 김 thank you for this video lesson👍🏻
저는 가장 좋아하는 한국말이 빨리 빨리 먹어요! 😁 We are always saying that sentence everyday🤣 with my company.
clearly explained! thanks :)
Thank you for this lesson Teacher Kim, i now learned another lesson.
Examples 아 요,어 요
어디에 가요?
김치전 먹어요
가장 좋아하는 한국말이 진짜 이에요
My favorite korean word is
행복하다
저는 행복해요.
Thanks for another video lesson teacher kim. 💜 💜 💜
Easy to understand.
Great lesson Teacher Kim 👍👏
My favorite Korean word is 감사합니다 😁🙏💐
My favorite sentence in Korean is. ...넌를 사랑해. ♥️
Very informative video
U are so underrated
I hope you get million of views
BTW i am your new subscriber
Simple but clear :)
Thank you ❤
well explained teacher kim.. thank you..
THANKS
My favorite Korean word.....I don't really have one. I'll pick 괜찮아요.
Thank you for this video Teacher. I learned something new again about Korean Language. 😀
Thank you for the lesson teacher. 🥰
That was really good and easy ❤
Khamsahamnida songsangnim 🙂
감사합니다 선생님👏👏👏
still dont know many korean words sir. So, need to learn more from Mr. Kim ^^
I knew this, but after watching this video, I understand it better :D thank you for such a good explanation of grammar :D
감사합니다 for this video
I don't have favorite word but I like this word : 바다
저는 가장 좋아하는 한국말이 같이 영화해요 😍
im so excited to watch youre video , its make happy to know the differences of those word and how to use it in grammar . Even im not good enough hihi , but thanks for this sir ❤
My favorite Korean words are omo, 대박 and 헐 because these words are very popular and i often use them whenever i feel like saying it. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Anyway, once again teacher, you nailed this video. And i might say, the video quality is getting better too. Kudos 쌤! 👍👍👍👍
My favourite Korean Word is 알았어여 😍
감사합니다, 선생님!! 😇 저는 한국 말은 다 좋아합니다 ~
My favourite word in korean language is 아들,형,비밀 and 파리파리😊😊 I like to pronouce them without any reason.hehe
저는 가장 좋아하는 한국말이 소녀시대예요 😂 처음 배운 단어예요.
먹어요 하하하 couze i love eating Hahahah
time to learn some korean! haha! new friends here, hope you can be ours too and read with us!
Thank you my friend. You have a great channel. I will come around with my children. Subscribed :)
I was confused he cleared my doubt
My favourite is 네..its because all I can hear is this word when there's a conversation between 2 people .its just confusing me 😆 in a nice way
What will ad for verb masida? Is it masoyo? Or masioyo?
‼️So is polite ending 아요 어요 basically -ing at the end of words??
Like “to sleep” becomes “sleepING”???
OR is it like “to sleep” becomes “sleeps.”
Can someone please confirm?🙏
Can I say one my favorite korean word is 가지마요? Is that valid teacher? Hehe. If not, 죄송해요 ❤... as always,your video teacher is super amazing 🥰 super helpful.
Yes. You can say 가지 마요 or 가지 말아요.
Honestly my favourite Korean sentence would be "방탄소년단 사랑해요" ㅋㅋㅋ
how to 살다 + 아요
저는 가장 좋아하는 한국말이 돈이에요. ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ $$$$
So do I! loll
Thank you for the lesson...I really love this topic.
Oh and my favourite word/expression is 괜찮아요 ^^
SARANGHE MY FAVORITEWORD AND TONUN MOGOYO
선생님 I'm not understand this video what should i do???
Which part didn't you understand? If you don't understand whole thing you start from lesson_1of this curriculum "예요/이예요"
@@teacherkimskoreanclass why we use this is that important,and if i say simple way 저 이름은 고말 입니다
-입니다 is formal expression of 이예요/예요 which is similar meaning to "is/are/am" in english. But there are a lot of verbs and adjectives in english. Korean ending words 아요/어요 is attaching to verbs/adjectives. 입니다 only attach to noun like your name.
When i use this how i know that
@@komalpari222 in informal situation.