Korean Noun Modifying Form ~(으)ㄴ/는/(으)ㄹ, with 것 같다 | Intermediate Korean Grammar
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🛑 I forgot to mention ㅂ irregular in the video! 🛑
Irregular ㅂ changes to 우 before ~(으)ㄴ/(으)ㄹ:
(V) 줍다 to pick sth. up
1. Present: 줍는 + N
쓰레기 줍는 봉사활동을 해요. I'm volunteering for picking up garbage.
2. Past/Future(Probability): 주운 + N / 주울 + N
어제 길에서 주운 돈이에요. This is the money I picked up on the street.
오늘은 주울 쓰레기가 많이 없네요. I see there's not much trash to pick up.
(A)
춥다 to be cold = 추우+~(으)ㄴ = 추운 + n (추운 날씨, 추운 것 같아요.)
맵다 to be spicy = 매우+~(으)ㄴ = 매운 + n (매운 음식, 매운 것 같아요.)
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⏳ TIME STAMP ⏳
00:00 Intro
00:20 What is noun-modifying form?
00:45 VERB Present [v.s~는 + N]
01:05 v.s~는 거(것): the act of ~ing (preference, hobby, wish, habit, etc.)
02:35 How to say new year's wish and resoluation
03:05 VERB Probability/Prospective [v.s~(으)ㄹ + N]
03:52 'things to do', 'something to eat', 'places to go' in Korean
05:08 VERB Past [v.s~(으)ㄴ + N]
05:55 Noun-modifying form + 것 같다: It seems, I think/feel like, It's like...
06:55 Examples of ~은/는/을 것 같아요
07:26 How to use [Noun-modifying form +것 같다] for the past
08:20 ㄹ irregular: ㄹ drops
09:25 ADJ [a.s~(으)ㄴ N] : 좋은 사람, 나쁜 사람
09:52 ADJ Probability/Prospective [a.s~(으)ㄹ + N]
10:10 How to project 2021: 2021년은 어떨 것 같아요?
10:25 ㄹ irregular: ㄹ drops
10:44 ADJ Past [a.s~(으)ㄴ or ~았/었던 + N]
11:43 있다/없다 irregular
12:42 What is the thing you remember about 2020?
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👩🏫 Make your sentences! 👩🏫
1. 2021년 새해 소원이나 다짐이 뭐예요?
What's your new year's wish or resolution for 2021?
[USE: verb stem~는 거 / adj stem~(으)ㄴ 거]
2. 2021년은 어떨 것 같아요?
What do you think 2021 will be like?
[USE: verb/adj stem~(으)ㄹ 거(것) 같아요.]
3. 2020년에 기억에 남는 일이 뭐였어요?
What was the thing that you remember from 2020?
[USE: verb stem~(으)ㄴ 거 / adj stem~았/었던 거]
1. 2021년 새해 소원은 한국어 공부 하는거에요.
2.2021년은 재미있을 것 같아요.
3.2020년 기억 남는 일이는 제주도 갔던 거에요.
Her way of teaching is super effective 😍
awww thank you so much for the kind feedback! Thank you! 정말 고맙습니다! 😍
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Very informative and interactive video
감사합니다 😊
Hang in there guys... this is a roller coaster. just trust your system and get through this one.
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ YES, HANG IN THERE!!! This is confusing especially if your language has a different word order. Give it a time, and revisit over time! :)
You are absolutely the best Korean language teacher.
Thank you so much for such kind words!!! I really appreciate it! 🥹🥰
Wow wow wow!!! Teacher, you never fail to amaze me with your teaching skills!
Yay!!! I know this is a confusing topic, so I am happy to hear you enjoyed the video!
Thanks so much.
I understand more than before.
우와, 감사합니다!!! Happy to hear that! ❤️
still THE BEST videos on youtube when it comes to Korean . Thank you so so so much
Awww thank you so so much for such sweet words as well! I will keep doing my best making helpful videos! 🥰
제 새해 소원은 한국어 잘하는 거여요 ...
Jream선생님의 수업은 매우 유익했다. 정말 감사합니다.
2023년 새해 복 많이 받으세요...
감사합니다!!! 새해 복 많이 받으세요!
새해 소원 꼭 이루세요! 한 해 동안 화이팅이에요!
저도 계속 유익한 수업 만들게요! :)
Nice and easy to understand. I love how you do English comparisons.
Glad it helped! It’s always wonderful to hear the lesson was easy to understand 🥰
제 새해 소원은 더 한국어를 공부하는 거에요! 선생님 너무 감사합니다~ 비디오들이 매우 유용합니다!
오... 한국어 선생님을 행복하게 만드는 새해소원이네요! ㅎㅎㅎㅎ❤️ 유용하게 봐 주셔서 저도 감사합니다! 🤗 다음 주 월요일에 연습 라이브를 할 거예요. 시간 되면 라이브도 오세요! 공지 Announcement 올릴게요!
Awesome video teacher
감사합니다, Ajith 님! Thank you so much! 🙏
You are really good at this 🥰🥰🥰
Thank you! Happy you like my lesson! 감사합니다! 🥰
Yay!❤️👏🏻
Hope it helped! 도움이 됐으면 좋겠어요! ❤️
와우 좋은 코스! 👏👏👏 훌륭한 설명 것 같아요👍 감사합니다👏 제 소원은 한국어를 더 배우는 거예요.
우와, 마리 프랑스 님 친절한 댓글 감사합니다!!! 🙏 너무 멋있는 새해소원인 것 같아요! 😉 저도 비디오 보고 댓글 써 주셔서 항상 정말 감사합니다!
선생님, Please make a video on this grammar "A/V- (으)ㄹ 지 모르겠다.
Thanks!
Oh wow thank you! 감사합니다! ❤️😍
천만에요
You said "Linguistically speaking, Korean doesn't have 'future tense'" and I had to actually pause the video while I held my hand over my mouth and went "OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!" 😱🤯
It's like all secrets of the universe were suddenly revealed to me. I feel like SO MANY things will start making way more sense to me now!!! 너무 감사합니다, 선생님!!!
우리는 운이 좋은 것 같아요 외냐하면 진짜 어학자께서 선생님으로 계세요
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ I can actually picture you covering your mouth and saying that with your profile picture next to this comment!!! 🤗 Yeah, grammatically there are only past and present, which is also the case in English! When you think about this, you will notice that people use present tense to talk about the future events in both languages and ~(으)ㄹ is also used when talking about the past, if the meaning is it was prospective at that moment in the past being talked about! Have fun noticing all the gems now!!! 저도 이렇게 신나는 댓글 써 주셔서 감사합니다!!! ❤️
인드라 님은 항상 너무 친절하신 것 같아요!!! 어학 공부를 안 한 지가 너무 오래 됐는데 🙄 ㅎㅎㅎㅎ 그래도 유용한 정보를 가르쳐 드리도록 열심히 노력할게요! 🤗
you're my favorite teacher, hope you don't stop doing what you do and just grow everyday!!
Awww thank you so much for such kind words! 🙏🏻 I will keep doing my best making helpful videos! 감사합니다!!!
@@KoreanJream 너무 감사합니다 선생님, i will be here supporting your work! 🌷💓
2021년 새해 다짐은 J 선생님하고 한국어를 열심히 공부하는 거예요. 2021년은 2020보다 재미있을 것 같아요. 선생님 유익한 영상을 만들어서 정말 감사합니다
우와, 새해 다짐에 저를 포함해 주신 거 너무 감사합니다!!! 🙏 저도 2021년은 더 재미있고 행복할 것 같아요! 꼭 행복한 2021년 되세요! 그리고 저도 비디오 보고 댓글 써 주셔서 너무 감사합니다!
와~ 새해 다짐 관련된 문법을 이렇게 다양하게 끌어내시는 재림 샘은 진정한 능력자입니다.😎
한국어 배우는 학생들의 위크 포인트를 넘나 잘 짚어 주신 것 같아요.👍
샘 니트 잘 어울려요.벌써 봄이 온 듯 화사해 보입니당~😍
오늘도 비행기 태워 주시는 아라샘 쏘 스윗! 😍 항상 감사합니당!!! Noun-modifying form 요청하는 팔로워/구독자 님들이 많은데, 어떻게 하면 좀 더 의미있는 소통을 하게 만들 수 있을까 고민하다가 만들어 봤어요... 역시 그 고민을 알아봐 주시는 샘! 👍
집에만 있으면서 옷은 왜 이렇게 사고 싶은 건가요? 집콕의 스트레스를 결제로 푸는 것 같아요 요즘... ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 샘이 좋아하는 노란색! 💐
Hello Teacher 🍊🍊💙
안녕하세요, 달멘드라 님!!! 주말 잘 보내세요! Have a good weekend! 💙
Thank you B teacher 💐💐💐 . But I am primitive(beginner). A little difficult for me😭.
I totally understand! If you are a true beginner who's now just learning basics such as ~어/아요, past tense, ~(으)ㄹ 거예요, and simple sentences, this definitely is too difficult for you. The conjugation rules are the same as ~(으)ㄴ/는데 (however), so if you study that first, it may help a little bit. Give yourself a bit more time with learning Korean and come back to it later. There will be a day when you are a bit more advanced and notice this form in Korean's conversations, and when that moment comes, you will want to and be ready to learn this!
@@KoreanJream
Thank you . I am happy with your advice.I do that. But believe me .But I am not average in korean language.
I know a little bit of Korean but I am a beginner.
I know the simple present, the simple past, the future and the present continuous. And some Korean words.
I know the Korean letters and read some letters such as Shiut in all its states, Lyol in all its states, and irregular words. That's all I know in the Korean language.
@@hiddenboy3279 Sounds like you are off to a good start here!!! That is where you start, so just keep up with your hard work and you will find yourself being so much better at it before you even know it! Keep practicing those simple sentence endings in different tenses while you learn more connective endings to make more complex sentences. Of course, along with vocab study! :)
3 : 2020 년부터 기억합니다. "당신이 유튜브에서 제가 잊지 못했던 라이브 스트림을 2 번 진행했고 매우 유용한 라이브 스트림이었고 제 한국어 수업에도 도움이 됐어요"👍🙋👍🙋
우와, 2020년에 기억나는 게 제 라이브예요? 너무 영광이에요!!! 🤩 항상 재미있게 비디오 보고, 댓글로 응원해 주셔서 감사합니다! 2021년에도 잘 부탁 드립니다! 🙏
@@KoreanJream 🙏🙏🙏
2021년 새해 소원이 선생님이랑 한국어를 열심히 공부하고 책을 더 읽는 거예요.
2021년은 2020년 보다 더 좋을 것같아요. 실은 그렇 길 바랍니다. 🤲
작년이 맨날 집에 있었던 끔찍한 2020년이었어요. 2021년이 외출하는 년이 됐으면 좋겠어요 ☺☺
2021년 새해 소원 너무 좋네요! 올해도 저랑 같이 열심히 공부해요! 💚 그리고 저도 2021년은 제발!!!!!!!! 더 좋은 해였으면 좋겠어요. 요가랑 필라테스 다시 가고 싶어요...😭 저도 2021년은 외출이랑 외식을 많이 하는 해가 됐으면 좋겠어요!
TIP: 년 is used with numbers or name of the year. For the standing alone vocabulary "year", we use 해 like 새해, 올해
@@KoreanJream 네 알겠어요. 팁 주셔서 감사합니다 💚💚
@@zeinabsedaghat1750 아니에요!!! 저도 항상 비디오 보고 댓글 써 주셔서 감사합니다! 💚
I had a long list of sentences that I encountered and couldn't get why in a past sentence a verb is used as a noun by adding 을 거.
You answered all my questions.
I'm looking forward to watching this week video on past tense of adjectives. One of my questions too.
I don't Know how to thank you 💚💚💚
도움이 돼서 저도 기뻐요, 제이납 님!!! 💚 I do think understanding the real meaning or ~(으)ㄹ clarifies many things about Korean! Glad to hear your questions were answered, and I will do my best to make this week's video as fun and informative!!! 기대해 주세요! 그럼 목요일 비디오에서 다시 만나요!
@@KoreanJream 꼭 다시 만나요.
@@zeinabsedaghat1750 방금 비디오 올렸어요! 도움이 되면 좋겠어요!!!
So i now know 3 ways to say assume something: (으)ㄹ 거예요, 것 같아 and 겠, what are the differences between these?
~(으)ㄹ 거예요: "probably", when it's not 100% certain
~것 같아요: it seems, it's like, I think... also used to soften your opinions
~겠~: "it must be..." mostly in reactions to a given situation
Let's compare with 맛있다
맛있을 거예요. It's probably delicious.
- not 100%, but I think it's probably delicious. It sounds more certain than ~것 같아요 because you are choosing the ending for "probability"
맛있을 것 같아요. I think it is/will be delicious.
- Talking about your guess, it's just your guess rather than "probably", thus sounds softer and less certain the 맛있을 거예요.
맛있겠어요! / 맛있겠다! "It looks delicious!"
- You are looking a dish either in person or in the picture and reacting "it must be delicious!"
Hope this helped! 도움이 됐으면 좋겠어요!
Thank you for all of your videos. They are not so long, but so rich and exhaustive of information and explanations.
Thank you for your time on making them~ I believe it helps a lot of learners, the same way it does to me (^_^)
Just a (practical) observation: -것 같다 is definitely a common expression, which I see/hear a lot in videos.
But I've noticed that Koreans barely say this expression fully.
I hear a lot like: -거 앝아 or even -거 앝 (kind of muted)
Does only hearing -거... is enough for you to understand what Korean wanna say?
비디오 보고 친절한 댓글 써 주셔서 너무 감사합니다!!! Thank you so much for watching and leaving such kind comments! It really means a lot to me! So great to hear they are actually helping you! 😍
About your observation, I must say it's such a wonderful observation!!! I murmured on my own to see what you meant, and yes, people would know the murmured phrase is 것 같아 or 거 같아 even though 같아 part is almost pronounced like 앝아!!! It's because people know the ~(으)ㄴ/는/(으)ㄹ 것 같아(요) as a chunk. 😀
안녕하세요 선생님 ^^ 좋은 내용 감사합니다
1*제 새해 소원은 살 빠지는 거예요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
2* 저는 긍정적으로 생각할 거라고 맑은 2021년일 것 같아요 !
안녕하세요, 스밀리나 님! 저도 비디오 봐 주셔서 감사합니다!!! 😘
1. 그럼 운동도 많이 하고, 건강한 음식 먹어야 되겠네요. 파이팅!
2. 긍정적으로 생각하는 거 좋아요! 저도 2021년은 더 행복한 해일 것 같아요!
@@KoreanJream 감사합니다 선생님. 새해 좋은 일만 있으면 좋겠어요
@@smilinarosy558 감사합니다!!! 저도 새해에 스밀리나 님한테 좋은 일만 있으면 좋겠어요!
You’re the best honestly ! 🤩 also, do you happen to have any videos explaining: 때문에, 니까 and 아서 어서 .
정말 감사합니다 선생님 💜
알렉스 님, 감사합니다!!! 💜 I haven't made a video about the reasoning yet, but it's one of the popular questions and requests. I will make one in near future! For now, here are general differences:
1. noun 때문에: because of N. = Comes after nouns, not verbs and adjectives
코로나 때문에 아무 데도 못 가요. Because of COVID, I can't go anywhere.
너 때문에 망했어. It's all ruined because of you.
2. ~(으)니까: can come before a question, request, command, etc.
코로나 심하니까 집에 있자. Because COVID is really bad, let's stay home.
비 오니까 우산 갖고 가. Because it's raining, take the umbrella.
3. ~아/어서: factual cause and effect = CANNOT be used for question, request, command, etc.
서 comes from 그래서(therefore)
코로나 심해서 집에 있었어요. COVID was severe/really bad, so I stayed home.
네가(니가) 비밀 안 지켜서 망했어. You didn't keep the secret, so it's all ruined.
@@KoreanJream you are so kind to take the time to explain ! I appreciate it so much it’s much clearer now 🥰 감사합니다 ^^ !
아니에요! 😊
그때 생각하던 게 먹는 거 만 거예요. (All I thought at the time (2020) was only to eat/eating). I hope I didn’t make too many mistake! But I thought it would be an interesting sentence to try out ^^
Sure trying out challenging sentences are an excellent way to learn new things!!! "2020년에 생각나는 건 먹은 것밖에 없어요." ❤️
What I can think of (Remember) = 생각나는 거
There isn't anything besides(outside) = ~밖에 없어요
@@KoreanJream 선생님 도와주셔서 고맙습니다!
2 : 2021 년은 모두에게 좋을 것 같아요. "아멘"🙋🤞🙋🤞
맞아요!!! 저도 그럴 것 같아요!!!! 제발.....🙏
@@KoreanJream 🙏🙏🙏
1. 제 새해 소원은 댄스 거버 하는 거에요. ❤
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그리고 너무 감사합니다 선생님
I tried to spell out Hangul for the last sentence without using Google translate. Sorry if there're mistakes, teacher ʕ•ﻌ•ʔ
저도 감사합니다, 사브리나 님!!! Don't apologize for any possible mistakes! Teachers exist for that! 😘 You did a wonderful job writing that sentence! Just change 거버 to 커버, and it's perfect!!! 🙌
As a beginner who watched this lesson that is meant for people who's an intermediate level, all I can say is that... what in the alien language is this?😵😵😵
1 : 새해 결심은 열심히 "한국어와 문학을 더 많이"공부하는 것입니다 .🙆🇮🇳🙏🙆🇮🇳🙏
오! 멋진 새해 결심이네요!!! 👍 그럼 제 새해 결심은 수브라마냠 님 한국어 공부에 도움이 되는 비디오를 많이 만드는 거예요!!! 😘
@@KoreanJream 🙏🙏🙏
쌤 can you tell me the difference btw
행복하다 and 기쁘다 ..in what context should we use this..??
And when to use 독서 (reading)this is a new word for me because I only knew 읽다 for reading and when I got to know this new word it confused me for a bit ..plzz tell me when to use which one ??
제가 쌤의 대답을 기다려용🤗...
I remember you asking this on live, hope it answered your question! 🤗
As a noun for "book-reading", people use 독서 the most. As a verb, either 책 읽어요 or 독서하다 can be used!
제 취미는 독서예요.
제 취미는 책 읽는 거예요 (독서하는 거예요): But since 독서 is a noun, people usually just say 독서 rather than 독서하는 것... why make it longer, right? 😁
@@KoreanJream 😘🥰감사합니다 쌤☺️
In terms of VS는 것, how do you know when to use 것은, 것이, 것을?
That would now be the question of those particles. Basically V.S~는 것 in all those already nominalized verbs so now that part is a noun. Particles come after nouns to mark if they are subject, object, etc. in that sentence.
것은 = topic of the sentence (keyword)
것이 = grammatical subject of the sentence
👉 difference between the two:
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것을 = object of the sentence
이/가 vs 을/를 :
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열심히 사는 것이 정답입니다.
Living diligently (doing best) is the answer.
눈 오는 것을 보고 있으면 행복해져요.
I become happy when I am watching the snow falling.
@@KoreanJream 감사합니다!
I finished begginer level 1 of basic korean last year. I can read, write, and understand a little by hearing... but I don’t know where to start for beginner level 2 or rather I don’t know what to consider studying this time. Should I start on new vocabs? Rules? Grammar? 🤔😨🤯
So did you learn ~어/아요, past tense ~았/었어요, probability ~(으)ㄹ 거예요, and commonly used phrases like ~고 싶다? If not, learn one of these basic grammar patterns that enable you to say basic phrases in Korean. I also have playlists by proficiency levels, so see if there is something you haven't learn. If you did, now learn ~(으)ㄴ/는데, this noun-modifying forms, different speech levels, reasoning connective endings like ~아/어서 and ~(으)니까 to make complex sentences.
Vocab, yes always add vocab consistently! If you know many words, you can throw short phrases even if you don't know many patterns, right? Plus, watch videos and practice listening. This will reinforce the grammar and vocab you learned, and you can learn from native speaker's real-life conversations. (I have listening series if you want to check that out!) 😘
@@KoreanJream thank you!! I will surely check it out this weekend :) You are truly helpful! ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️ I will take note of everything you have said.☺️
@@mrsmoonbb5119 That's the way to go!!!! Make your own sentences after learning each grammar point as well! If you write something or answer the questions in the comments, I will give you feedback on how you did in reply! ❤️ 파이팅!
제 새해 소원은 작년의 소원(을?) 이루어지는 거예요
2021년은 재미있을 것 같아요 ("재미있다"는 좋다아니고 그냥 재미있는거예요 ㅋㅋㅋ)
2020년에 기억남은 일은 이 chanel을 찾았던 거예요
@@boringajeossi2465
1. 맞아요... 슬프지만 사실이에요. 작년 소원은 아무도 못 이뤘죠! ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 작년 소원은 뭐였어요? 기억나세요?
TIP:
~이/가 이루어지다: 꿈이 이루어지다
(어떤 사람이) ~을/를 이루다: 꿈을 이루다
-> 작년의 소원을 이루는 거예요 / 작년의 소원이 이루어지는(이뤄지는) 거예요
2. 아니에요... 그냥 재미있으면 안 돼요! 😭 좋아야 돼요!!! 저는 우리 모두의 2021년은 더 행복할 것 같아요! (말하면 이루어질 거예요... ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ)
3. 우와... 너무 감사합니다!!! 저도 인드라 님이 제 채널을 찾은 게 너무 좋아요! 👍
Are 같아 and 같애 just similar? I hear 같애 sometimes in songs. ㄱㅅ 선생님!
YESSS same! 😀 같애 is an incorrect pronunciation of 같아 but very commonly used!
@@KoreanJream선생님 너무 고마워요!
❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
제 새해 소원은 한국말을 느는 거예요.
열심히 하면 한국말이 느는 건 여럽지 않을 거예요! (If/when you study hard, it wouldn't be difficult for your Korean to improve!) 같이 화이팅해요!!!
TIP: -이/가 늘다 (intransitive) something to improve
@@KoreanJream 감사합니다 선생님🤍✨
@@dragoon2024 From a company, organization, place, you use 에서 instead of 한테(from a person) 🙂
1. 2021년 새해 다짐이 사람하고 한국어 말하는 거예요.
2. 2021년은 조금 신날 것 같아요.
3. 2020년에 저는 한국어 시작한 거예요.
오!!!! 너무 잘했어요, 제시카 님!!! 👏
1. 한국어로 말할 수 있을 거예요! (지금도 저랑 한국어로 말하고 있어요! 😉) 파이팅!
2. 저도 2021년은 신날 것 같아요! 더 좋은 일이 많을 거예요!
3. 우와, 팬데믹을 너무 잘 보냈어요! You spent the year of pandemic so well!!!!
@@KoreanJream 감사함니다! 한국어 배우는 것 진짜 재미있어요!
선생님 비디오들 너무 퐇아요!
@@Jleetwee 한국어 배우는 거 재미있어서 다행이에요! I'm glad to hear learning Korean is fun!!! ❤️ 제 비디오들 좋아해 주셔서 너무 고맙습니다 제시카 님!!!
쌤 I'm having confusion in using ~는 것 and
~기 ...🙄
You are not alone... I know 🙄 Honestly, there is no clear answer even among Korean linguists, so don't feel too bad... I would say ~는 것 is way more broadly used than ~기 for the learning purpose. There will be more contexts where ~기 does not work than ~는 것. A few contexts where ~기 is often used are:
1. When it became a fossilized noun: 말하기, 듣기, 읽기, 쓰기, 달리기, 걷기 etc.
2. ~기 좋다/싫다/쉽다/어렵다/힘들다/귀찮다: to express how you feel about doing something (usually right now)
3. SUB은/는 ~기에 좋다/나쁘다/편하다/불편하다 etc.: to evaluate something for its use, easy to use, convenient to go
In most other cases, either they are interchangeable or ~는 것 sounds more natural. I will either make a video or have live session about these two in the future!
@@KoreanJream 정말 감사합니다 쌤❤️❤️for understanding my situation and thank you for this nice and clear explanation..really appreciate your work..I'm looking forward to live classes .라이브에서 곧 만나요 쌤❤️
@@arisha5472 라이브에서 봐서 너무 좋았어요! ❤️ '~기'랑 '~는 거' 너무 어렵죠? 아마 이 설명이 모든 걸 설명하지는 못 할 거예요. Probably this explanation can't explain all about them. 그래도 도움이 조금 되면 좋겠어요. Nonetheless, hope it helps a little.
@@KoreanJream 예, 쌤❤️it really helped...,thank you for always replying to my queries it's means alot that you spare some time for us고맙습니다 쌤