TTMIK is amazing. I have maybe one Korean person in my hometown who I rarely have the opportunity to speak to, but when I go out of town and speak to Koreans they say I speak very well and know a lot. It's all thanks to TTMIK.
One thing that confused me when I first started hearing 그냥 in the wild is that people were using it in situations where you would say things that would illicit a response like "Oh, just because", and instead in Korean you can just say 그냥. Probably one more small thing to add to this great video =D. Like, "Why did you do that?" and then get 그냥 as a response.
i guess it would be like how here 그냥 means "only" which depending on the context could also mean "just" so how like in english we sometimes say 'just because' so it's probably a phase similar to that in korean if that makes sense
I've been listening to ur lessons this pass month and it was posted on 2010. And I thought "Wow this is so long ago." So I was amazed u're still working TTMIK till now. I really like your teaching btw 💛
The part about "shyness as a personality trait" got me thinking: Curious if anyone else has experienced a phenomenon where.... when you're the most fluent person in a small group, you unnofficially become group leader, and your confidence soars! People look to you for answers. And suddenly you speak with ease. Or maybe that's more of a personality trait? or a social dynamic where one can overcome shyness? I'm thinking: if you could hang out with newer newbie Korean learners, would you enjoy the social dynamic perks of being leader/guide/looked to for answers? Seems like a trick to get in more practice.
the editing of this video is amazing ... I like the editing & explaining with a lot of written with ditlfferent color when it'll be more clear for me ... Thank you ☺💜
This was a really interesting video! I recently started studying Korean studies and your videos have been such a good supplement to my language classes :) Thank you so much, TTMIK!
In linguistics terms, 끝나다 is the regular verb 'to end', which is intransitive, while 끝내다 is the causative form with this root, which makes the latter verb transitive (i.e., able to take a patient/"object" argument). Historically, the latter verb comes from 끝+나+이(+다) 'end(n)+ELLATIVE ('go out from inside')+CAUSATIVE (+INDICATIVE) -> 끝내다 (as 아 + 이 = 애 historically).
Romain V I like kpop but I totally agree with you. This video is about korean, not about someone who happened to say something in korean, since they're korean. I find that annoying too.
Excellent as usual , thank you so much for those explanations. Now, could you explain please the numerous use of 좀 "jom" that appear in many conversations ? Thank
There is so many vedios here in this amazing channel. I wanan know if there is vedio for alphabets and grammer and this stuff here?? We dont have places to learn korean here
I love these videos so much! I really do learn a lot! I like the feeling that there is always something new for me to learn..that's why korean is so fascinating to me..I started following you with podcast lessons on my Microsoft device 3 years and half ago and....I'm never tired of you guys^^ Bravi!!! grazie^^
HyunWoo-ssi, thank you for the video. You explained everything very clearly. Also I hope in the next Q&A video you'd explain the difference between "geu nyang" and "ja kku". Thanks again.
I think you can learn more about meaning korean words when you hear them while watching korean drama and you see facial expression of actors simultaneously.
Hello sir I have to pass the Korean test that is reading and listening so give me some tips
5 лет назад+1
I’m really interested to learn Korean, and I'm not learning it through K-pop influence at all, I'm just passioned about the Korean culture and language itself.
When I learned 그냥 It always let me think of the word 就 in Chinese (Taiwanese BTW) Cuz they have the same feeling to me after hearing your explanation ~~
there's nothing wrong with being reminded of a song you heard where this word was used, like "serendipity". But going "JIMIIIIIIIIIIIIN!! OMG BTS!!!" is annoying. It's just a word. it literally has nothing to do with him and ironically it just means "just". this is a channel that helps you learn korean, 99% of the videos have nothin to do with kpop
Can I buy you’re books and E books in any book store ?, or only buy online ?, also are they available in Nova Scotia Canada?, I hope the books are available in book stores Also these videos are really good and helpful I hope one day you will make dvd lessons with these videos that can be also in book stores If they are not already
they basically have the same meaning. like.. A: 빨리 와! 이러다가 버스 놓치겠어 B: 금방 갈게 so for me, I use 빨리 when I rush someone to come/do/etc.. 빨리 해 , 빨리 와 blahblahblah I use 금방 when I use it as a response as you can see the example sentence. 금방 해, 금방 가 It's too late to answer a 2years-ago-question,, anywaysI hope this help you to understand(✿◠‿◠)
Wow ARMYs chill fam. I mean I'm guessing the question came from an army considering the persons name was Chim Chim but that's not what the video is about ???? I get y'all are hyped for the album (I am too dw) but don't go annoying people pls you're making ARMYs look bad
Hyunwoo, to err is human =P ~The edition was very funny LOL Unfortunately I just started my studies with you guys hehe~ but I can imagine the sentence in Korean... I like the fact that I can understand the meanings of words just for the way Hyunwoo express them, beyond the 'logical-practical' explanation. So thanks ^^
![Seungmin "그렇게, 천천히, 우리(As we are)" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kAzmhLHePqU/mqdefault.jpg)
Ur teaching methods are sooo good
TTMIK is amazing. I have maybe one Korean person in my hometown who I rarely have the opportunity to speak to, but when I go out of town and speak to Koreans they say I speak very well and know a lot. It's all thanks to TTMIK.
A video just about 그냥 would be really helpful! It's such a common word in Korean.
One thing that confused me when I first started hearing 그냥 in the wild is that people were using it in situations where you would say things that would illicit a response like "Oh, just because", and instead in Korean you can just say 그냥. Probably one more small thing to add to this great video =D. Like, "Why did you do that?" and then get 그냥 as a response.
SmartYouTubification yes!
i guess it would be like how here 그냥 means "only" which depending on the context could also mean "just" so how like in english we sometimes say 'just because' so it's probably a phase similar to that in korean if that makes sense
Funny Chimchim asked about 그냥. 😁 Love these lessons! You make it so much easier to understand.
I've been listening to ur lessons this pass month and it was posted on 2010. And I thought "Wow this is so long ago." So I was amazed u're still working TTMIK till now. I really like your teaching btw 💛
Thank you ^_^ Stay with us for a long time!
i see 그냥, i click
lmao-
I really love this channel because I always learn a new thing ^^ thank you and keep up the good work. From Paris :)
그냥 is one of the most versatile (and confusing) vocab in Korean.
Your lessons are the best, thanks! TTMIK helps me a lot, because is not easy to find teachers of korean language in Argentina. 👍
The part about "shyness as a personality trait" got me thinking:
Curious if anyone else has experienced a phenomenon where.... when you're the most fluent person in a small group, you unnofficially become group leader, and your confidence soars! People look to you for answers. And suddenly you speak with ease. Or maybe that's more of a personality trait? or a social dynamic where one can overcome shyness? I'm thinking: if you could hang out with newer newbie Korean learners, would you enjoy the social dynamic perks of being leader/guide/looked to for answers?
Seems like a trick to get in more practice.
Thanks for free korean lessons! Seriously, you guys are awesome. There is a special place in heaven for you
I always thought 그냥 was like "meh."
3:34 *"final question from CHIM CHIM"*
very helpful video as always 👍👍
Please do a whole video on 그냥! :)
*Jimin voice* "그냥 그냥"
Just Yasha 그냥 그냥 나의 느낌으로
Just Yasha THOUGHT THE SAME THING
i think the one who asked thought that too because the user was "chim chim"
Just Yasha breh same
literally the reason I clicked on this video cuz I was curious if Hyunwoo would bring that up XD)
the editing of this video is amazing ...
I like the editing & explaining with a lot of written with ditlfferent color when it'll be more clear for me ... Thank you ☺💜
This was a really interesting video! I recently started studying Korean studies and your videos have been such a good supplement to my language classes :) Thank you so much, TTMIK!
감사합니다, 좋아요
Its so exciting to finally be able to understand a larger portion of your videos after just starting
In linguistics terms, 끝나다 is the regular verb 'to end', which is intransitive, while 끝내다 is the causative form with this root, which makes the latter verb transitive (i.e., able to take a patient/"object" argument). Historically, the latter verb comes from 끝+나+이(+다) 'end(n)+ELLATIVE ('go out from inside')+CAUSATIVE (+INDICATIVE) -> 끝내다 (as 아 + 이 = 애
historically).
When you are not interested in K-Pop and you have to scroll all the way down to find an interesting comment..
Romain V I like kpop but I totally agree with you. This video is about korean, not about someone who happened to say something in korean, since they're korean. I find that annoying too.
Anke Pepershtein Such a nice reply to a good comment that I must agree with both Anke and Romain V ! 😁
I AM interested in Kpop but it's not necessary to mention it every time I breathe. That just annoys people, needlessly.
even as a kpop fan it’s still pretty annoying to only see comments about kpop. like we’re learning a language here it’s not a concert or a meet-up
Comic Ender I hate y'all because everyone thinks I've learned for kpop. But actually I've learned to communicate with a game's community
I thought of Park Shin Hye's 그냥요 in Doctor Crush lol that was very iconic ~
me too 😍
감사합니다 선생님🥰💜
Hi🌺
Thank's for you're videos, it's amazing explication, 👌
So helpful. Thanks
너무 감사합니다 선생님♡
Talking about the difference between 수줍다 and 부끄럽다, i am wondering whats the difference between 부끄럽다 and 창피하다 please? Many thanks for all your videos!
Excellent as usual , thank you so much for those explanations.
Now, could you explain please the numerous use of 좀 "jom" that appear in many conversations ?
Thank
انا مشتركة بقناتك بس ماكنت اتابع فيديوهاتك ، برجع الحين اتابعهم من البداية شرحك واضح ، شكراً
You're the best 선생님. I wish I could take online lessons with you
Thank you very much. I am so happy I have found your Chanel 🥰
you're q&a videos are so useful THANK YOU SO MUCH
I really like Hyunwoo teacher 😭❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much for this, Hyun-Woo Oppa! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
There is so many vedios here in this amazing channel. I wanan know if there is vedio for alphabets and grammer and this stuff here?? We dont have places to learn korean here
Hyunwoo seonsaengnim: "But 너와 나 suddenly becomes a line straight from a poem or a song lyric.."
Me: *sings you never walk alone*
"너와 나 함께라면 웃을 수 있으니까"
xXELiNEXx [boymeetsME] I knew ittt but it just stuck on the tip of my tongue
yesss
Me: *blasting Umpah Umpah*
'너와 나 좋아 Something unforgettable'
@@bluebyrne7864 omg are you a reveluv
@@justlia0 Yass
he teaches so well and i think he is cute too he smile is really charming😉
감사합니다! 화이팅 🤠
Your teaching is so good & easy to learn💙
the first thing I thought: Jimin
bOI SAME
나비 나비 너뿐이야 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 나도
lolo ali "나뿐이야" first thing I thought: Jin
나비 나비 same lmao
datyellowlollypop 9r
I love these videos so much! I really do learn a lot! I like the feeling that there is always something new for me to learn..that's why korean is so fascinating to me..I started following you with podcast lessons on my Microsoft device 3 years and half ago and....I'm never tired of you guys^^
Bravi!!! grazie^^
이 모든 건 우연이 아냐
그냥 그냥 나의 느낌으로
온 세상이 어제완 달라
그냥 그냥 너의 기쁨으로 💛
Sarah oh lol XD
Tbh i have I.S.S
while i was reading this i didnt even noticed that i was singing
Good thing im in my room
저는 기억했어요, 그거는 세렌디파이티라는 비디오한테서 왔어요(방탄소년단 지민 그거를 노래했요) 언제 저는 읽었어요 ,전 그거를 알았어요 어디에서 난 전에 들었어요 ㅋㅋㅋ (저도 그거를 노래하고있었어요 😂😂😂)
I sang as I read.
아미!!!
thank you!!💙💙💙
Jun at the back of the phone... so cute ❤
i just remembered JIMIN...on his song entitled serendipity
oh and ...its so cool of you that u are doing this ...totally going to follow u
i would definitely like a video on 그냥 because i hear it in different ways and it confuses me a little
정말 감사합니다 선생님!! 화이팅!! ㅋㅋㅋ
I should be doing my Korean homework right now, but these vids are so good I just keep watching on Autoplay.
Never fails I re-watch TTMIK videos once a year haha.
Oh this is really useful thank you from tunisia and hwaiting 고마워요 ^~^
와 설명 잘하시네요! 나한테 뿐,만,그냥 차이 설명해보라고 하면 못 할듯ㅠㅠ
그냥!! 물 주세요랑 그냥 물!! 주세요 되게 자연스럽게 써왔던 것들인데 한국어 배우는 사람들한테는 이것도 헷갈릴 수 있겠다 싶었어요..ㅎㅎ
Ooow~ You posted this video on my birthday ^^ Thank you for interesting videos. I always learn something new thanks to you
i always get confuse between 하고 , 랑, and 하고. Thank you for explanation 😊
TTM teachers are the best of the best!!!!!You all are marvelous on teaching ))) May Allah bless you all!!!!!
Jimin’s serendipity!! Geunyang geunyabg neouigi~
the best teacher ever
Hi! 😊❤❤❤ Thanks for the helpful topics! 👌👏👏👏
I think that a video about 그냥 could be very helpful even if there are different usage.
2:36 너와 나 reminded me of vmin's friends' last verse...."instead of being thankful/saying thank you"(I don't exactly remember)....that stanza😊
Thank you~~
HyunWoo-ssi, thank you for the video. You explained everything very clearly.
Also I hope in the next Q&A video you'd explain the difference between "geu nyang" and "ja kku". Thanks again.
these videos are so so helpful. thank you!
Really informative thanks!
All the thanks is for you 샘❤ ~
The last question was asked by an army, I knew it even before read it 😂 "ChimChim" 😂😂😂
thanks for the annotation! really helps!!
Please do a video just about 그냥!
Wow your explaination is so amazing!!👍👍
Your videos literally save my life ♡
all the army's are here because of the 그냥 그냥
Thanks!!!!!! 😘
Haha of course😂
I really really love all the explanations here♥♥♥♥
선생님, 이 비디오를 너무 정보기 만원 있어요! 감사합니다! How do you spell your name? My auto check keeps changing what I write.😳
감사함니다!!!!!
I'm late but the most important is I learned ,thank you TTMIK💜
The usage of '그냥' is very interesting.
I think you can learn more about meaning korean words when you hear them while watching korean drama and you see facial expression of actors simultaneously.
What is the difference between Hajima and Gumanae (idk if i spelled it right)
Hajima하지마- Dont!
Gumanhae그만해- that's enough!
그만해 explicitly indicates the action is already happening.
2년 동안에 한글 글자 들을 배웠나요??
선현우 씨 선생님 감사합니다. =)
These vidios are vry knowlagable plz make q nd a vidios more details little bit longer
Is there a video on 그냥 yet?
very interesting thank uuuuuu
Well this is convenient because my university korean class has 그냥 in the lesson we are learning this week!! lol thank you for the video!
This is soo helpful thank u so much!!
+Suga Swag 감사합니다 😊
it was amazing
안녕하세요! What's the difference between: 가면, 간다면, 가다니면?
Hello sir I have to pass the Korean test that is reading and listening so give me some tips
I’m really interested to learn Korean, and I'm not learning it through K-pop influence at all, I'm just passioned about the Korean culture and language itself.
Can you explain Aigoo
When I learned 그냥
It always let me think of the word 就 in Chinese (Taiwanese BTW)
Cuz they have the same feeling to me after hearing your explanation ~~
there's nothing wrong with being reminded of a song you heard where this word was used, like "serendipity". But going "JIMIIIIIIIIIIIIN!! OMG BTS!!!" is annoying. It's just a word. it literally has nothing to do with him and ironically it just means "just". this is a channel that helps you learn korean, 99% of the videos have nothin to do with kpop
you need a chill pill immediately delivered to you😘
Agree
Can I buy you’re books and E books in any book store ?, or only buy online ?, also are they available in Nova Scotia Canada?, I hope the books are available in book stores
Also these videos are really good and helpful I hope one day you will make dvd lessons with these videos that can be also in book stores
If they are not already
isn't 주세요 used to say 'please do something' ?
Verb stem + -아/어/여 주세요 means "please + verb" :) Just saying 주세요 means "Please give me."
Talk To Me In Korean thank you.
what is the difference between 금방 with 빨리? 금방 갈게요 ...빨리 가요 ..thank you
they basically have the same meaning.
like..
A: 빨리 와! 이러다가 버스 놓치겠어
B: 금방 갈게
so for me, I use 빨리 when I rush someone to come/do/etc.. 빨리 해 , 빨리 와 blahblahblah
I use 금방 when I use it as a response as you can see the example sentence. 금방 해, 금방 가
It's too late to answer a 2years-ago-question,, anywaysI hope this help you to understand(✿◠‿◠)
Wow ARMYs chill fam. I mean I'm guessing the question came from an army considering the persons name was Chim Chim but that's not what the video is about ???? I get y'all are hyped for the album (I am too dw) but don't go annoying people pls you're making ARMYs look bad
That weird kid Jayde it’s not that serious lmao calm down
sætre I was just saying bc people were getting all pissed off in the comments ???
저는 TTMIK으로 한국어 만 공부해요
그냥 좋다
Hyunwoo, to err is human =P ~The edition was very funny LOL
Unfortunately I just started my studies with you guys hehe~ but I can imagine the sentence in Korean...
I like the fact that I can understand the meanings of words just for the way Hyunwoo express them, beyond the 'logical-practical' explanation. So thanks ^^
first thing that came to my mind was Jimins serendipity