Very clear, and the Korean accidental language is super appreciated. Some teachers think it is confusing but I think it adds more vocabulary. Thank you!
Oh it's great some times in Hindi ( India) also we are using that please eat and throw it and wear that cloth and throw means complete that eating verb or use the cloth completely.
Thanks for the explanation. I looked this up because I often see something like this in Korean dramas "죽여 버리려고 했어요" But why do you need to completely kill someone? Someone is dead or not.
Very clear, and the Korean accidental language is super appreciated. Some teachers think it is confusing but I think it adds more vocabulary. Thank you!
Really good teacher. Thank you 💖
Another clear explanation. Thank you. :)
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Thank you so much. Your explanations are soooo perfect.
Thank you teacher. I just started watching your videos and I love them.
Incredibly helpful video. Thank you so much. Excited to be learning Korean because of you
I'm learning a lot from your uploaded videos 산생님. 감사합니다
Now I know why ppl in kdramas be like “죽어 버릴 거야” 😂😅
Oh it's great some times in Hindi ( India) also we are using that please eat and throw it and wear that cloth and throw means complete that eating verb or use the cloth completely.
thank you so much 선생님
지금은 다 이해 할 수 있습니다. 선생님 감사합니다.
Teacher explained clearly 고마워요
저는 윤 교수님 10과 문법 동영상을 다 봐 버렸어요. 도움이 많이 됐네요. 정말 항상 감사합니다!!! 근데, intermediate 2 playlist에 11과 비디오가 없는 것 같아요. 혹시 11과 비디오를 안 만드셨어요?
your videos are so helpful thank you so much
Thanks for teaching us.
선생님 감사합니다....🇨🇱👌
Be Healthy sir❤️
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So useful as usual , thank you so much
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Prof Yoon! Your videos are great. I noticed that chapter 11 is missing. Will you be posting that as well? Thank you
Thanks now I understand it
Thank you
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Thanks for the explanation. I looked this up because I often see something like this in Korean dramas "죽여 버리려고 했어요" But why do you need to completely kill someone? Someone is dead or not.
Nice
Sir please make English language lecture as well
Can i use it like perfect tense?