@@koreanteacherkt9554 🥰today l worked hard because l was motivated .and l wanted to share my positivity today l m very grateful for your comments too ❤️(one lovely comment more:))
Yeah.. even I haven't had enough time to sleep for 2 weeks. Now? I'm still busy actually, but I thought I had to upload new videos for my subscribers. :)
I like it! I mean I like to teach people English. And the students in my classes are all kind and cute. :) But... they need lots of materials. That's a problem for now. :) Thanks for asking!
안녕하세요! I guess you're so lovely person. :) Your friend and her mom would be touched from your present! "Open it." : 열어 보세요.[yeo-leo-bo-se-yo] "It's for you." : (Actually we don't have the same expression of this in Korean, so I'll give you another one, "It's a gift that I prepared." 제가 준비한 선물이에요. [je-ga jun-bi-han seon-mul-ih-eh-yo] "열어 보세요! 제가 준비한 선물이에요." [yeo-leo-bo-se-yo, je-ga jun-bi-han seon-mul-ih-eh-yo]
미워 is informal and 미워요 is formal. :) The opposite of 미워 is 'pretty' and the opposite of 싫어 is 'like'. But 미워 is sometimes used for the meaning 싫어. So it's a little confusing.
@@koreanteacherkt9554 can you make a tutorial of "I can't" and "I can" in korean plss🙏 i know there is many video of this in youtube but i love the way you explain!😍 that's why you are my favourite korean lesson RUclipsr💖
Actually, I made the video about 'can' verb long time ago. But the video is not that perfect, because I was a bigenner at that time. I attached the link of the video below and I'll try to make a video with Kdrama again if I have a chance. :) ruclips.net/video/UAVDgWnBFbg/видео.html
@@Meliha_s Hi! 오랜만이네요. :) 'these days' is 요즘[yo-zeum]. So you can say "요즘 바쁘니?" as informal way, and "요즘 바빠요?" as formal way. Yes, I'm busy working again. :)
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İts very useful phrase. Especially when l see my teacher uploads new lesson after a long week,🥺🥰
Hahahahahaha XD That's really true!
I'd like to say "I'm sorry and thank you for your patient". :)
@@koreanteacherkt9554 🥰ofc l m patiently waiting teacher .화이팅😺
Thanks for your lovely comment! :)
@@koreanteacherkt9554 🥰today l worked hard because l was motivated .and l wanted to share my positivity today l m very grateful for your comments too ❤️(one lovely comment more:))
@@Meliha_s Isn't it Saturday there? But you were motivated. Then now, you need to get some rest. :) Happy weekend!
감사합니다 Wow you almost have 2 thousand subs! 🥳
Wow l just noticed🥳🥳🥳
Yeah! :D Thanks to you!
❄☺️
천만에요. 별말씀을. :)
HYE MISS ...
WHERE WERE YOU AT FOR SO MANY DAYS ...
I MISSED U A LOT .....
hahaha :D I was just here, but you were late for my channel. :) Thanks for your nice comment!
@@koreanteacherkt9554 wlecome miss .its my pleasure
😭 Koreans look so pretty, live South Korea, love from India ❤️
Thank you, its always good to see you.😊
You're welcome! Thank you for always waiting for my videos. :)
안녕하세요 선생님. You must have been so busy these days!
Yeah.. even I haven't had enough time to sleep for 2 weeks. Now? I'm still busy actually, but I thought I had to upload new videos for my subscribers. :)
@@koreanteacherkt9554 So, how was it? I mean your new job? Is it inspiring?
I like it! I mean I like to teach people English. And the students in my classes are all kind and cute. :) But... they need lots of materials. That's a problem for now. :) Thanks for asking!
안녕하세요!!
안녕하세요! I guess you're so lovely person. :) Your friend and her mom would be touched from your present!
"Open it." : 열어 보세요.[yeo-leo-bo-se-yo]
"It's for you." : (Actually we don't have the same expression of this in Korean, so I'll give you another one, "It's a gift that I prepared." 제가 준비한 선물이에요. [je-ga jun-bi-han seon-mul-ih-eh-yo]
"열어 보세요! 제가 준비한 선물이에요."
[yeo-leo-bo-se-yo, je-ga jun-bi-han seon-mul-ih-eh-yo]
@@koreanteacherkt9554 YOU ARE THE BEST❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ 감사합니다!!!!🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
You're welcome. :)
happy new year :)
Oh, Hi! :D Happy new year! haha
Hi, 나 미워 is this formal way or informal way??
And what's the difference between 미워 & 싫어??
미워 is informal and 미워요 is formal. :)
The opposite of 미워 is 'pretty' and the opposite of 싫어 is 'like'. But 미워 is sometimes used for the meaning 싫어. So it's a little confusing.
@@koreanteacherkt9554 ohh thank you so much for this great explanation!😭😍i love you so much!!😭💖
@@koreanteacherkt9554 can you make a tutorial of "I can't" and "I can" in korean plss🙏 i know there is many video of this in youtube but i love the way you explain!😍 that's why you are my favourite korean lesson RUclipsr💖
Actually, I made the video about 'can' verb long time ago. But the video is not that perfect, because I was a bigenner at that time. I attached the link of the video below and I'll try to make a video with Kdrama again if I have a chance. :)
ruclips.net/video/UAVDgWnBFbg/видео.html
@@koreanteacherkt9554 ohh thank you so much!!😭😭😍💖
오랜만이에요🥺👉❤️
How are you teacher.오늘 바쁘니?(l mean these days)😂
@@Meliha_s Hi! 오랜만이네요. :)
'these days' is 요즘[yo-zeum]. So you can say "요즘 바쁘니?" as informal way, and "요즘 바빠요?" as formal way.
Yes, I'm busy working again. :)
@@koreanteacherkt9554 me too. but l hope you're keep smiling and taking some break☕
@@Meliha_s Oh~ Thank you for your lovely comment. :)
@@koreanteacherkt9554 🥰
I already knew these things because I've watched 50+ kdramas 😅😅
You've watched kdrama more than me!
I guess you can speak Korean very well. :)
@@koreanteacherkt9554 I know most of the Korean words and their meanings , what's your favourite kdrama😅
@@gauravsuyal4456 I like 응답하라1998. Did you watch that?
I'm finding korean teacher
Hi, You have a Korean name! Kim Ji Woo.
Yes
Nice name! :)
오랜만에 내 한국 친구를 보지 못해
Hi, Jet! I'm sorry, but your sentence doesn't make sense. Can you say that in English? Then I'll change that in Korean. :)
@@koreanteacherkt9554 sorry. Stupid Google translate. Was trying to say long time no see my Korean friend
"Long time no see, my Korean friend." is "오랜만이야, 한국 친구." :)
I don't believe google translation, because there are lots of errors...
@@koreanteacherkt9554 now I understand on what you mean . Thank you so much for auto correcting my mistake.
@@jetplane3396 Auto correcting hahaha :D
No problem. I also want to say "오랜만이야, Jet!" :)