G 2.5-1 The Polite Ending ~어요/아요 (cont'd)

[@preetikoli5532]

선생님 당신은 예쁠뿐만 아니라 잘생기네요.한국어를 가르치 기위서 정말로 감사드립니다.🇮🇳💜🇰🇷💜💜

[@ProfYoonsKoreanLanguageClass]

감사합니다. 계속 열심히 공부해 주세요!

[@bbvtae]

Thank you. I love your lessons 💜
Greetings from Brazil 😊

[@goldenbee-army-of-bts]

11:58 Sir you are handsome.
Thanks for the lesson Sir.

[@nihatbozkurt1197]

He’s so sweet 🥰

[@shreya2652]

아니에요, 선생님 도 옙뻐ㅛ!

[@ThePaulahoo1]

Great video! Thank you for speaking slowly!!

[@manasavedantham3841]

Really helpful sir.
Thank you

[@adultingwithKy]

Learned a lot on today's lesson!!!

[@TurtuleofOZ]

I think its just a mirror image applied.

[@writegrace]

wow did you write backwards the whole time?

[@bishnurajgiri4054]

Hi grace lee

[@lonelywanderer2467]

No lmao, you just rotate the video left to right.

[@rashidhussain9199]

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[@jasminepark5647]

안녕하세요 선생님. I sometimes hear koreans say words without conjugating them to 아/어 요 form,they just say 괜찮다 or 예쁘다, is it also polite to say words without conjugating them? 감사합니다 선생님. 😊😊😊

[@ProfYoonsKoreanLanguageClass]

Good question! That is the plain speech style. Please refer to the following video: ruclips.net/video/HX4wtGShkAU/видео.html

[@jadeenderes4682]

선생님, 저는 필리핀에서 왔습니다, I just want to ask, why is that 아름답다conjugate as 아름다워요 and not 아름다어요?... 감사합니다.

[@user-je9nd5gt7k]

dahil ang ㅂ ay irregular .when ㅂ the final consonant of a stem at ang kasunod ay vowel ang ㅂ ay mapa2litan nang ㅜ + 어요 아름다워요. (ex. 맵다=매워요,덥다=더워요, )