A few days ago, I found this channel and I thank the YT algorithm for this present! Most Koreans say it is so easy to learn Korean and I always feel somewhat sad to hear or read this. Somehow, it puts me under presser and lowers my motivation. BUT finally I found someone who is totally aware of the struggles and difficulties we foreigners try to overcome. I really love the clear and structured way of your teaching. It´s so nice to listen to the explanations and go through your examples step by step. Please keep teaching us in this awesome way! And thank you so much for all the effort you put into your videos. I sincerely appreciate it!!!
Love how you take the time explain everything you write down. Most other channels avoid this I guess bc it's too much of a trouble, but you put the extra time even if you have already explained it in a different video. I really appreciate that, 너무 감사합니다!
I love you and your lessons! I have been trying so hard to learn Korean but now I feel like I'm actually learning something and you clarified all doubts I previously had. Also you're so kind and sweet and inspiring me to go on. Thanks for your always useful lessons! ❤️
I only knew how to read the alphabets but I stumbled upon your videos a few days ago and I've been hooked since. I almost gave up studying korean cause I didn't have anyone to teach me. Thank you!
I'm so happy i found her youtuber channel she is so helpful and i only been learning for like 3 months and i understand it but i just just need more practice. Thank you Vicky! Thank you so much!
Thank you for your perfect explanation!! It's the first video of yours I saw, but I will watch all the other videos to learn Korean from you. You are doing a great job! You dispelled all my doubts regarding this topic😄
I've been looking for the explanation about 좋아요 vs 좋아해요 for days. I read about it in some forums and blogs but I still didn't get it. Today, I just found this video, and wow, this is what I've been looking for! Thank you so much! Your explanation is very easy to understand. I think I will start to learn Korean from your channel. ^^
This lesson is really helpful!! (The others are brilliant as well). Best Korean language learning method. Even though you're attractive looking (even pre-ps😊), I prefer this way of learning 'visual written and aural explanation' over face to face learning, because looking at a person - at least for me - distracts somewhat from the learning content, as one is reading the emotional expression of the person, rather than solely being immersed in the learning content. (But that might be just me, because I'm a musician - aural).
Thank you for the lesson! I’m new to your channel and you‘ve already helped me a lot. I know you already did an excellent video about how to use 은/는/이/가 and explained a bit about 을/를 as well, but still confused as to when I DON‘T have to use them. Sometimes there are sentences where I‘d put a marker but the book or teacher doesn’t use one, especially if the sentences are shortened down. Like for example, “Do you like cake?“ If I translate that full sentence it‘s 너는 케이크를 좋아해요? But in I see this kind of sentence shortened to 케이크 좋아해요? without any marker so many times and I don’t understand the rule behind it... You did say it can be removed but why is it there sometimes and sometimes not? Do we only have to use it if we definitely need it to understand the sentence and can otherwise be left out?
No no it's okay I got what you mean, and yes that's a perfectly understandable question. To be completely honest, I don't know exactly how to explain this. I'm still trying to figure out if there's a certain pattern by observing every kind of speech I make with or without 을/를 and 은/는/이/가. I promise I will do a video or community post about this as soon as I figure out a way to explain this. Thank you for the great question!
@@KoreanwithMissVicky Thank you for answering! I'll look forward to the explanation then~ Thank you for always putting so much effort into your lessons!
i think if the context is clear enough for the speakers, you can leave it. i can't find a proper explanation since my native language grammar also have this so it's natural to me. it's kinda hard to explain
I don't know if you already understood but here - 1)Basically assume you are a bakery owner. You hand over a pastry to a kid and ask him, "is it good?" The kid will most likely reply with either a yes or a no. Now observe the sentence, you did not specify the kid's name or the object about which you were inquiring. You just asked if it is good since the eye contact with the kid and the handing over of cake already explained who you were talking to and what you were talking about respectively. So similar to how you don't always specify the subject an object in English, you don't ALWAYS have to do that in Korean either. Else just take a look at the sentence instanced by Viky - "이 책 정말 좋았어요" as you can tell, she did not use the object marker 이 even though grammatically the sentence would be, " 이 책이 정말 촣았어요" why? Simply because it was obvious. 2) In certain situations where it is absolutely necessary such as a phone call where the context can never be as clear, you specify the subject and object. Another thing is formality. You generally specify the subject and object when speaking formally, for example the ㅂ/습니다 sentences since it is a business and money related situation and you need to specify the subject and object as clear as day so as to not cause any confusion. There are many more reasons but this is what I found to be most common. Also, generally when talking to people for the first time, it is polite to use markers :) I am a fellow learner too, let me know if I go wrong
Thank you for the video. You are an excellent teacher! I have a question though. Do all the rules and differences between 좋다 and 좋아하다 apply also to descriptive verbs (that by adding 하다 become action verbs) in general? To anyone who can help, feel free to answer. Thanks in advance.
빅키씨 please make a video about Korean culture if it's okay with you (;^ㅡ^) I really want to learn about Korea itself and not just it's language... 감사합니다 선새님! 정말 잘 가르쳐요.
This lesson was fantastic!! 비디오가 너무 좋았어요 (the video was very good)~ Thank you! It helped me so much as I'm being self-taught. I enjoyed learning the differences so much, you were very clear and I understand the subtle difference you explained between 좋아요 and 좋아해요! If I may ask, how could I say, "I 'liked' (thumbed up) your video"? Could it be either, "나는 너의 비디오가 '좋았어요'" or "당신의 비디오가 '좋았어요'" or just "비디가 '좋아서요'"?
You are a saint for uploading these lessons. Thank you soooo much!!! Also, can you tell me if this sentence is right? 나는 슬기가 개를 좋아해 I'm trying to say "I like Seulgi's dogs." Thanks in advance!
I don't know much but i hope this could help. I think the sentence would be correct if you used 의 in pertaining 슬기. I suck at explaining so.... 나는 슬기의 개를 좋하요
안녕하세요 선생님 . Can u pls tell me the difference between 안녕하세요 and 안녕하십니까. And what does 세요 mean because it's used in many words endings like 안녕하세요 어서오세요 안녕히가세요 주세요 and more. Does it have any specific meaning? 감사합니다!
Yes 의 is put after a noun to indicate possession. So it's sort of similar to 's in English, like 엄마의 이름 means mom's name (the name of mom) and 한국의 수도 means Korea's capital city (=the capital city of Korea)
Is there any weekday when u upload ur vids or just anytime so I will be on time when u upload ur video and I could ask my doubts to u right that time ..... But of course u teach very perfect but then too if any will be there in future ...so......thank you
나는 날씨를 좋아해 = I like the weather 날씨를 좋아해 = I like the weather 나는 날씨가 좋아 = I like the weather 날씨가 좋아 = the weather is good ...Why it isn't "I like the weather" too when 나는 is omitted?
because 좋아 is an adjective for *to be good* so it’s translated as *something is good* and adding 나는 you can translate it as *for me, the weather is good*
I HAVE A QUESTION!!!!! IF I TELL SOMEONE THAT 자 BTS의 좋아해요 ...... so will it sound like I am like really very negatively obsessed with them.......I mean like will it make them feel like I am a type of fan that can do any even a bad thing for them????(like sasaeng fans do) you get what I'm saying right????? because i'm not a fan like in a bad way......so i don't wanna create some misunderstandings u know!! PLEASE ANSWER THIS
I want to hear you voice because small action makes bigger difference will happen during year to year now I would be able to speak with Korean artist because I’m a artist ^_^
She writes 'ㅎ' slightly different.. there's no problem for Korean to understand but guys who are learning, you should try to write it properly when practicing Korean!
Could listen your voice the whole day. Thank you.
I see you like a star in the sky
저는 별처럼 하늘에 봐요
I noticed that I understand Korean better now. Thank you so much Miss Vicky.
A few days ago, I found this channel and I thank the YT algorithm for this present! Most Koreans say it is so easy to learn Korean and I always feel somewhat sad to hear or read this. Somehow, it puts me under presser and lowers my motivation. BUT finally I found someone who is totally aware of the struggles and difficulties we foreigners try to overcome. I really love the clear and structured way of your teaching. It´s so nice to listen to the explanations and go through your examples step by step. Please keep teaching us in this awesome way! And thank you so much for all the effort you put into your videos. I sincerely appreciate it!!!
Love how you take the time explain everything you write down. Most other channels avoid this I guess bc it's too much of a trouble, but you put the extra time even if you have already explained it in a different video. I really appreciate that, 너무 감사합니다!
I love you and your lessons! I have been trying so hard to learn Korean but now I feel like I'm actually learning something and you clarified all doubts I previously had. Also you're so kind and sweet and inspiring me to go on. Thanks for your always useful lessons! ❤️
선생님은 너무 좋은 사람. 사랑해요 고마워요. 🙏
I just learned a sentence with 좋아요 with my vocabulary app and was pretty confused. So perfect timing again. 😂
Thank you so much for this!! I just did the TTMIK lesson on this and I was so confused because it wasn’t explained well at all. I understand now!!
I only knew how to read the alphabets but I stumbled upon your videos a few days ago and I've been hooked since. I almost gave up studying korean cause I didn't have anyone to teach me. Thank you!
Thankyou so much!!! I love your videos. Love from Malaysia☺️i’ve been learning korean through your videos. It helps me a lot
This video definately helped clear up my confusion.
I'm so happy i found her youtuber channel she is so helpful and i only been learning for like 3 months and i understand it but i just just need more practice. Thank you Vicky! Thank you so much!
I do not know how to describe all the grateful feelings that i have toward you 🥺 진짜 진짜 감사합나다 ✨🤍🤍
선생님 정말 감사합니다💜💜💜💜
You just answered the question I had for a long time. Thank you very much.
@빅키샘Miss Vicky
You're awesome! Thank you for your good teaching. I look forward to seeing your videos.
감사합니다!
I've been confused about these two words, the difference's much clearer now. 정말 감사합니다~
진짜 감사합니다 😭💗💗💗💗💗
i love your lessons, everything is always so perfectly clear
¡Thank you sososoososoosososo much!!!!! Your channel is amazing and you explain things so well. You deserve lots of subscribers 💕🥺🥺
Thank you for your perfect explanation!! It's the first video of yours I saw, but I will watch all the other videos to learn Korean from you. You are doing a great job! You dispelled all my doubts regarding this topic😄
I've been looking for the explanation about 좋아요 vs 좋아해요 for days. I read about it in some forums and blogs but I still didn't get it. Today, I just found this video, and wow, this is what I've been looking for! Thank you so much! Your explanation is very easy to understand. I think I will start to learn Korean from your channel. ^^
Only you, i wouldn't mind listening a lesson at 5.30am. Thank you!
I hv seen lot of vids but when I saw your.............amazing....u teach very nice...... this is what I wanted...thankyou teacher;)
Your voice is so soothing to listen to and also I really appreciate your lesson. Thank you for your time and effort ^^
This lesson is really helpful!! (The others are brilliant as well). Best Korean language learning method. Even though you're attractive looking (even pre-ps😊), I prefer this way of learning 'visual written and aural explanation' over face to face learning, because looking at a person - at least for me - distracts somewhat from the learning content, as one is reading the emotional expression of the person, rather than solely being immersed in the learning content. (But that might be just me, because I'm a musician - aural).
고맙습니다 선생님
Always helpful. Thank you :)
좋아요~ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 귀여우세요 ㅎ 영어공부 하는 셈 치구 계속 봤네요
Your lessons help me a lot!! Thank you so much 💜 Greetings from Brazil 😊
선생님은 영상을 좋아해요
I love your voice 😍😍
감사합니다 💕
Thank you for the lesson! I’m new to your channel and you‘ve already helped me a lot.
I know you already did an excellent video about how to use 은/는/이/가 and explained a bit about 을/를 as well, but still confused as to when I DON‘T have to use them. Sometimes there are sentences where I‘d put a marker but the book or teacher doesn’t use one, especially if the sentences are shortened down.
Like for example, “Do you like cake?“ If I translate that full sentence it‘s 너는 케이크를 좋아해요? But in I see this kind of sentence shortened to 케이크 좋아해요? without any marker so many times and I don’t understand the rule behind it...
You did say it can be removed but why is it there sometimes and sometimes not? Do we only have to use it if we definitely need it to understand the sentence and can otherwise be left out?
No no it's okay I got what you mean, and yes that's a perfectly understandable question. To be completely honest, I don't know exactly how to explain this. I'm still trying to figure out if there's a certain pattern by observing every kind of speech I make with or without 을/를 and 은/는/이/가. I promise I will do a video or community post about this as soon as I figure out a way to explain this. Thank you for the great question!
@@KoreanwithMissVicky Thank you for answering! I'll look forward to the explanation then~ Thank you for always putting so much effort into your lessons!
i think if the context is clear enough for the speakers, you can leave it. i can't find a proper explanation since my native language grammar also have this so it's natural to me. it's kinda hard to explain
I don't know if you already understood but here -
1)Basically assume you are a bakery owner. You hand over a pastry to a kid and ask him, "is it good?" The kid will most likely reply with either a yes or a no. Now observe the sentence, you did not specify the kid's name or the object about which you were inquiring. You just asked if it is good since the eye contact with the kid and the handing over of cake already explained who you were talking to and what you were talking about respectively. So similar to how you don't always specify the subject an object in English, you don't ALWAYS have to do that in Korean either.
Else just take a look at the sentence instanced by Viky - "이 책 정말 좋았어요" as you can tell, she did not use the object marker 이 even though grammatically the sentence would be, " 이 책이 정말 촣았어요" why? Simply because it was obvious.
2) In certain situations where it is absolutely necessary such as a phone call where the context can never be as clear, you specify the subject and object. Another thing is formality. You generally specify the subject and object when speaking formally, for example the ㅂ/습니다 sentences since it is a business and money related situation and you need to specify the subject and object as clear as day so as to not cause any confusion. There are many more reasons but this is what I found to be most common. Also, generally when talking to people for the first time, it is polite to use markers :)
I am a fellow learner too, let me know if I go wrong
나 한국인인데 이거 왜 보고있지..? 그와중에 목소리 너무 좋으심...
is it 5 am? yes. will i watch this video? yes
hahaha YES 😍📖
I wonder if you’ve stayed up till now or just woke up? haha :)
빅키샘Miss Vicky up all night for me🤣
고마워 선생님 🤗
your videos are alwyas so help full
This video was very useful! Thanks a lot
당신의 비디어를 좋았어요 ☺🙃
I really like your way of teaching. Please make a video on how to make complex and compound sentences
Thank you for the video. You are an excellent teacher!
I have a question though.
Do all the rules and differences between 좋다 and 좋아하다 apply also to descriptive verbs (that by adding 하다 become action verbs) in general?
To anyone who can help, feel free to answer.
Thanks in advance.
저는 좋아요 눌렀어요. :) 감사합니다.
이젠 잘 알겠어요. 고마워!
2:12 is that a reference to blackpink lisa
I watch your videos because i want to learn hanguel ...and also i love bts😊😊😊
Thank you for all the lessons they are very helpful. And.. I was wondering if you could also cover the 이 / 히 / 기 /라 suffixes?? I find them confusing😅
Thank you so much 💜 I really like listening to your lessons cause you explain really well 😭😭😭💜
Super thank you~~
I don't have to pay for a korean teacher cause you are already know all so i don't need any pays and thanks for all
빅키씨 please make a video about Korean culture if it's okay with you (;^ㅡ^) I really want to learn about Korea itself and not just it's language... 감사합니다 선새님! 정말 잘 가르쳐요.
This lesson was fantastic!! 비디오가 너무 좋았어요 (the video was very good)~ Thank you! It helped me so much as I'm being self-taught. I enjoyed learning the differences so much, you were very clear and I understand the subtle difference you explained between 좋아요 and 좋아해요! If I may ask, how could I say, "I 'liked' (thumbed up) your video"? Could it be either, "나는 너의 비디오가 '좋았어요'" or "당신의 비디오가 '좋았어요'" or just "비디가 '좋아서요'"?
ShingToMe 저는 좋아요를 눌러드렸어요.
Woah..
감사합니다
You are a saint for uploading these lessons. Thank you soooo much!!!
Also, can you tell me if this sentence is right?
나는 슬기가 개를 좋아해
I'm trying to say "I like Seulgi's dogs."
Thanks in advance!
I don't know much but i hope this could help. I think the sentence would be correct if you used 의 in pertaining 슬기. I suck at explaining so....
나는 슬기의 개를 좋하요
She is the best
Merci infiniment
안녕하세요 선생님 . Can u pls tell me the difference between 안녕하세요 and 안녕하십니까. And what does 세요 mean because it's used in many words endings like 안녕하세요 어서오세요 안녕히가세요 주세요 and more. Does it have any specific meaning?
감사합니다!
thank you
I was looking for this video!!! thank you!! 사랑해요. 너는 좋은 사람 (but is this right?)(cause I just tried writing it)
Calling 너는 can be too familiar or rude in this case. Use 당신은 or 선생님은.
@@MrSenChoi i'll definitely keep this in mind....!!! thankiieeww!
좋아해요 🥰
You are great
감사해요! 이 영상을 좋아해요~ 빅키쌤은 좋은 선생님이에요! 사랑해요~ (is this grammatically correct? And am I being too casual? I'm sorry hehe 😅)
Miss Vicky, I am early today and about to get my study on
Ms. Vicky thank you so much for trying your best to explain the lesson. ^^
Just wanna ask some clarification about the 의 particle.
Airah C. 의 is put after a noun, to show possession...? IDK, I suck at Korean
Yes 의 is put after a noun to indicate possession. So it's sort of similar to 's in English, like 엄마의 이름 means mom's name (the name of mom) and 한국의 수도 means Korea's capital city (=the capital city of Korea)
Thanks Ms. Vicky, I'll prove that you're the best teacher.
In the example you gave about liking Jeff, why did you ad 씨 after the name?
Nice nice
간사합니다
Is there any weekday when u upload ur vids or just anytime so I will be on time when u upload ur video and I could ask my doubts to u right that time .....
But of course u teach very perfect but then too if any will be there in future ...so......thank you
I luv ur voice so much ....its so sweet and cute
But u too r so cute...:)
When i'll visit korea, I wish I can visit u....pls
Why do you use particle 이/가 in the first exemple ?
I have two questions that don't let me sleep well at night. When does 좋네요 is used?
Are there any more words like this? i only know 싫다 and 싫어하다 with that concept
Can u pls make videos on Korean Counters😭😭😭😭
Yes I added this on my list! I still have other videos planned in advance coming, hope you bear with me😭
@@KoreanwithMissVicky Tqsmm😍
Who is Jeff ?? He's in every video of yours 😂❤️
Not me. But I often wonder...
안녕하세요 선생님!! Question: is 은/는 the fixed object particle for all "하다 " ending verbs? or just 좋아하다?
I love with all of my heart , i really wanna u be happy , i hope that i can meet you one day
나는 날씨를 좋아해 = I like the weather
날씨를 좋아해 = I like the weather
나는 날씨가 좋아 = I like the weather
날씨가 좋아 = the weather is good ...Why it isn't "I like the weather" too when 나는 is omitted?
because 좋아 is an adjective for *to be good* so it’s translated as *something is good* and adding 나는 you can translate it as *for me, the weather is good*
Heyyy💜
I HAVE A QUESTION!!!!!
IF I TELL SOMEONE THAT 자 BTS의 좋아해요 ......
so will it sound like I am like really very negatively obsessed with them.......I mean like will it make them feel like I am a type of fan that can do any even a bad thing for them????(like sasaeng fans do)
you get what I'm saying right?????
because i'm not a fan like in a bad way......so i don't wanna create some misunderstandings u know!!
PLEASE ANSWER THIS
👏👏
nice
저 방탄소년단 좋아해요 💜
I wanna ask something: how do I know how to write a word ? I mean 초하 could also be like this in my mind so how can I know?촣아
didn't understand :/ can u explain
I want to hear you voice because small action makes bigger difference will happen during year to year now I would be able to speak with Korean artist because I’m a artist ^_^
선생님 질문 있어요
'할머니께서 비가 좋으세요 ' 라고 쓸 수 있어요?
❤❤❤
저는 정말 슬퍼요 or 저는 정말 슬퍼해요. It's really confusing which one is right 누나?
Just google what 어하다 means pls not so hard
선생님, is this correct translation of 'I have a car.'- 저는 차를 있어요.
저는 차가 있어요
LEARNERS here might be confused with the letter ' ㅎ ' .
Silly question but who is Jeff to you? Haha. No need to answer. Just silly and curious
좋아요
:)
Why korean is sooo hard.......
She writes 'ㅎ' slightly different.. there's no problem for Korean to understand but guys who are learning, you should try to write it properly when practicing Korean!
luna m it's more important to get used to natural 글쓰기 ㅎㅎ
❤❤❤❤