You are a great teacher 선생님! Your explanations are always so clear that it is very easy to understand what you are teaching. Love your channel! Thank you so much!
Many thanks for uploading! I find it very informative. I haven't seen your other videos but looking forward to see more on how to change words into noun modifying forms. Cheers!
안녕하세요, 선생님! 제가 궁금한 것은 한나 있습니다. 혹시 이 문법은 미래 시제로 하면 될까요? 예를 들어 "수미씨가 내일 어디 가겠는지 알아요" 아니면 "수미씨가 내일 어디 갈것인지 알아요?" 그리고 수미씨가 내일 어디 갈지 알아요? " 그중에 알맞은 문장이 어떤것입니까? 감사합니다
All of your sentences are all grammatically okay, but there meanings are a little different.The first sentence asks if the listener knows 수미's intention. The second and the third sentences asks if the listener knows the fact where 수미is going to go. The third one sounds more natural than the second one, though.
Hi sir,i have one question that we should use either ㄴ지nor 은지 in adjective so in this sentence~얼마나 추웠는 지 알아요?isn't 춥다 is adjective?There can be 추웠은지 or not? let me know professor.감사합니다.
it is an adverb, it is used to describe that you work hard on something. like the sentence: I learn Korean diligently / I learn Korean hard 한국어를 열심히 공부해요/ 배워요.
![G5.4. ~(으)ㄴ 지 [time span]이/가 됐어요 (Korean Grammar)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/gN8rSI6i8ec/mqdefault.jpg)
![G5.4. ~(으)ㄴ 지 [time span]이/가 됐어요 (Korean Grammar)](/img/tr.png)
You are a great teacher 선생님! Your explanations are always so clear that it is very easy to understand what you are teaching. Love your channel! Thank you so much!
감사합니다!
Thank you for teaching ! It’s very easy understand ! I love it and hope you will make more videos ! 감사합니다 선생님
I just found your lessons in youtube... You are a very talented teacher. Thanks so much. You make everything easy to understand.
네 , 선생님 이렇게 가리쳐주셨어 정말 감사합니다 🙏. 저는 잘 배웠습니다.
오늘 처음 채널을 발견하고 영상 하나 하나 감탄하며 보고 있습니다.
보통 한국어 교육 채널의 경우 문법은 설명하기 복잡하기 때문에 대충하고 넘기는 경우가 많던데 ... 교수님 채널은 정말이지 놀랍네요.
한국어 학습자들에게 정말 단비같은 역할을 해오셨겠네요. 존경합니다.
감사합니다! 한국어 선생님이신지요? 많은 조언 부탁드립니다!
선생님, 고맙습니다 🙏🙏
감사합니다 선생님 ❤
Brilliant and easy to understand explanation as always. 감사합니다
Thank you Professor for this. You have really help excel my Korean Learning. Thank You again.
감사합니다 선생님
감사합니다
Many thanks for uploading! I find it very informative. I haven't seen your other videos but looking forward to see more on how to change words into noun modifying forms. Cheers!
정말 감사합니다 선생님
어떻게 지내요.
세계 중에서 최고 수업이에요😘😘😘
thank you
고맙습니다 선생님 연 ❤️
Thank you very much!
Thank you Sir
고맙습니다! You made it so clear and easy to understand.
Its goods lecture for to me really i love you dear sir god bless you
A very good lecture
You are incredible
선생님 감사하셨습니다!
Great videos!!!
감사합니다 선생님! !
넘 고맙습니다~
안녕하세요, 선생님!
제가 궁금한 것은 한나 있습니다. 혹시 이 문법은 미래 시제로 하면 될까요?
예를 들어 "수미씨가 내일 어디 가겠는지 알아요" 아니면 "수미씨가 내일 어디 갈것인지 알아요?" 그리고 수미씨가 내일 어디 갈지 알아요? "
그중에 알맞은 문장이 어떤것입니까?
감사합니다
All of your sentences are all grammatically okay, but there meanings are a little different.The first sentence asks if the listener knows 수미's intention. The second and the third sentences asks if the listener knows the fact where 수미is going to go. The third one sounds more natural than the second one, though.
예, 이해됐습니다. 감사합니다. 저는 한국학과 대학생인데 이해 잘 안 된 문법이 많습니다.
Thank you sir.
Best teacher
I would like to know that "는지" have not space and "가는 지" have space, right?
Thanks so teacher
Hi sir,i have one question that we should use either ㄴ지nor 은지 in adjective so in this sentence~얼마나 추웠는 지 알아요?isn't 춥다 is adjective?There can be 추웠은지 or not? let me know professor.감사합니다.
Sampanna Sansar 얼마나 추웠던지 알아요? I think is correct...
At 8:37 he says that past tense form ~었 ~았 is used with ~는지
He literally explained that in the video!!!
Ty
Prof Yoon. Why is the last 3 sentences of the video ( past tense ) adjective (cold ) the same as the 2 verbs .
Hello! Can I use this structure with other verbs such as 궁금하다?
noted
선생님, Please make a video on this grammar "A/V- (으)ㄹ 지 모르겠다.
감사합니다. 그런데 “열심히” adj or verb 입니까?
it is an adverb, it is used to describe that you work hard on something.
like the sentence: I learn Korean diligently / I learn Korean hard
한국어를 열심히 공부해요/ 배워요.
please make a video about "verb+냐고"
여기를 보세요: ruclips.net/video/g8qi7d38nJ4/видео.html
감사합니다 :D
You're mispronouncing verb. You're saying verve, which is a completely different word. It's a tough one for Koreans to say properly.
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