Common Korean verb endings | 나요, 네요, 지요, 군요, 는데요
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2024
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Omg 너무 감사합니다! I have seen these endings a lot and i did not clearly understand what they mean.
I was very curious about -는대요, -은대요! Thank you from 🇧🇷
Opa! Conseguiu aprender o suficiente pra ver alguma série sem legendas? Se sim, em quanto tempo +/- ?
Really great video, thank you!!!
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I was looking for how to conjugate these endings and this was clearly explained. Thank you.
i love how thorough these videos are!
Awesome video, well explained and represented, thank you!
it is really useful, 감사합니다.
Great video. Thank you.
감사합니다!
Perfect ❤
Thank you for sharing 🤩🤩🤩🤩
❤❤❤really awesome ❤❤❤
Everything is so well explained. Fantastic video, thank you!
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선생님! Chat GPT gave me these functions of 는데. Do you this is accurate? ->
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1. Providing Background or Context:
"묻지 않았는데" can imply that the speaker is providing context for their next statement or action. It can suggest that despite not asking, there is more to the story or some implied follow-up.
2. Setting Up a Contrast:
The use of "-는데" can set up a contrast between the current statement and what might follow. For example:
"묻지 않았는데 왜 말해요?" ("I didn't ask, but why are you telling me?")
3. Softening the Statement:
Using "-는데" can make the statement less direct and more polite. Instead of bluntly saying "I didn't ask," the speaker might be softening their tone to sound less confrontational or more conversational.
4. Indicating Hesitation or Indirectness:
The speaker might be indicating some hesitation or implying that there is something unsaid. It's a way to leave the statement open-ended, inviting the listener to infer or ask further questions.
감사합니디
Nice Video 👌
Very useful and easy to follow. Thank you very much.
I think you did a typo on 빠르다 since ou wrote it as 'to be small' in the example. Still loved the video thanks!
Is it all for present tense?
Really underrated video. Thanks for the great lesson!
Thank you so much for this lesson!!
What about a question like 이게 뭐죠? it is not something I already know (because I'm asking what it is) so why is there the -죠 ending?
Hi there, interesting question. We'll make a video on this topic this week :)
@@hangulhouse1 wow thank you! I'm looking forward to watching it :)
Hello, can 은/는데요 be used as a conjunction like “and/but”? Or is it only “은/는데… (finish sentence)”?
I hope I understood whqt you meant but;Yes:)은/는데 has actually a few meanings/usages.When you want to include some additional inf in your statement(kinda "and"meaning)you can use 는/은데 for example
-어제 전화를 했는데 와 받지 않았어요?
I called you yesterdar,why didnt you pick up?
ALSO keep in mind that I am also 독학자 so I might be wrong😊화이팅 하세요!
나이스 나는 지금 춤 하고 있나요
What about 니 , 냐 ?
We'll make a video on these soon :)
2:12 you can do the same thing with a questions and statements in english but you sound like a goof ball in my opinion is it not the same in korean