Woooow, excellent and very thorough video... Everything is perfectly explained and the examples are very clear. I was getting crazy because I could not find an explanation about the relation between the "wear" verbs (쓰다, 입다, 신다) and ~고 있다. Thank you soooo much, I regained faith in humanity!
Very good question! To make a long story short, 있다 is tricky one, as it can be a verb or an adjective! In this case 시간(이) 있다 it is used as an adjective! (Try to think it like „be available „-state of a person!) But as it ends in/with 있다 , therefore 는! My tip: When adjectives modify nouns, noun modifier 는 is most of the time used. Noun modifier 을 can be attached to adjectives as well but it is very rare and it is hard to make one.
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Woooow, excellent and very thorough video... Everything is perfectly explained and the examples are very clear.
I was getting crazy because I could not find an explanation about the relation between the "wear" verbs (쓰다, 입다, 신다) and ~고 있다. Thank you soooo much, I regained faith in humanity!
Thank you for the cheering comment 😍
Wow, I came from reddit and this video is really amazing, so detailed! thank you!
I came from reddit too!
So glad to hear 🤩
awesome lesson.. looks like im not ready :( ill have to come back in a couple months
선생님 교수법은 완벽하시네요!!
칭찬 감사합니다!
Quiz #4. Why must we use present tense instead of future?
Very good question! To make a long story short, 있다 is tricky one, as it can be a verb or an adjective! In this case 시간(이) 있다 it is used as an adjective! (Try to think it like „be available „-state of a person!) But as it ends in/with 있다 , therefore 는! My tip: When adjectives modify nouns, noun modifier 는 is most of the time used. Noun modifier 을 can be attached to adjectives as well but it is very rare and it is hard to make one.
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