I was once told by my Korean teacher that Korean grammar isn’t hard, it’s just a combination of very easy things. This is the perfect example. I never realized the whole abbreviation thing. That’s so smart.
it's similar with a lot of the "hard" languages I've found. there are some concepts that initially seem very odd or a higher amount of "different" things but there's usually some internal logic and with repeated immersive practice it starts to feel natural.
@@loveujiminiee I'm Indian. I studied Hindi all through my school years and I still suck at it. I studied Korean for about 5 years and I'm fluent. Imo Hindi is harder.
@@knightenchanter7908 ya but the use of the verb होना , adjectives and sentence structure I find similar, otherwise I agree that Hindi is much harder:(
Thank you so much for all the effort that everyone puts into making TTMIK! As a language student, I can honestly say that I have not come across any other materials like the lessons that you guys provide (even some of the stuff that I have been taught at university is not as clear as your lessons/pdfs) - you seriously blow all competition out of the water - you all deserve some big award ☺️Thanks for all your time and effort 😜
I completely agree, I’ve tried to learn a few different languages over the years and TTMIK’s teaching and resources are far superior to anything else I’ve seen. Thank you for your hard work TTMIK!
Ahh so the -ㄴ다면 is like when we use "let's say ..." in English!! I always wondered what the difference was. Really really appreciate this video!!! Thank you TTMIK :)
I always thought of the difference as "if" and "if + should". 한국으로 가면 - if/when I go to korea 한국으로 간다면 ㅡ if I should go to korea. I think my way of differentiating them are correct but I really enjoyed the deeper and full explanation so it was very interesting to me anyway.
this guy is the best teacher. is it really okay for him to teach these things for free? im learning so much and im not even paying. but then thank u for making it free
It was recommended to me right after I finished watching Korean Unnie's "I WISH to..." video. I was actually thinking about how can I differentiate between her lesson and the "if" because I'm familiar with both structures but never really studied them in detail.
What I really love about you guys is that you explain things not only IN context, but around context as well. It's one thing to say, "this means this". It's another thing to say "in THIS context, it means this". But even further, you guys explain the evolution of the concepts and ideas which really, REALLY ingrain the concept/idea into my head. There is so much detail in small bits of Korean this really helps to make everything make sense.
I appreciate being direct and not straying too far away from the lesson. Somehow many seemingly good instructions go south when it’s suddenly but don’t do this don’t do that. This helps me focus.
Really loved this episode! (Well, I love a lot of your videos!) Korean is the very first language that I learned completely from scratch through my own efforts, and I have Talk to Me in Korean to thank for that! Seriously, I'm teaching myself a bunch of different languages, but Talk to Me in Korean is in my opinion one of the best language learning resources out there. Interesting, high-quality, and informative, Talk to Me in Korean videos and books have helped me get to a level where I am almost able to watch a Korean show without subtitles. I'll keep watching and buying your books so that I can get to fluency! Many, many thanks!
I want to say a big thank you to you guys from TTMIK. I am not an english or korean native speaker but I really like to learn new languages. As a language student from Brazil (and I always learn every language I want all by my own) I would probably not know how to speak korean as much as I know now if I hadn't your lessons. If I become fluent in korean one day as I am in english now (not too fluent, but okay) then it will be because of you guys. You are always saving my life haha
I loved this lecturee!! Pleasee make more videos with details I love it it makes me understand the real reason of using words in these kinda forms. Thank you soooo muchhh...
I watched this video randomly and can say that you are always great as you explain everything from the basic . this method can is really so helpful for me and people like me who should learn everything deep with all possible aspects . thank you
It's been 4 years since I learn Korean from TTMIK. And TTMIK is still my favorite and my best korean language learning source. Thank you very much for teaching many of us.... 😍😍😍😍
These videos are SOO amazing. Together with the work books they have helped me the most in learning and understanding korean grammer. I'm very thankful for all the thought and time put into these lessons!!~
Oh my god thank you. I asked so many natives and they didn’t know how to differentiate. I kind of figured that I translated more “hypothetically” or “if I were to say” but it’s good to have confirmation
선현우 선생님, I've just revisited this lesson, and since I had now covered these grammar structures on Level 5, this lesson makes so much more sense!! 이 수업은 한국어의 핵심 구조로 가는 문과 같아요! 감사합니다! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🌻
I always knew you were a great teacher, but watching this lesson really made me realise how amazing you are! I actually had to pause the video and be like “wow he’s really good at explaining this”, you make everything sound so easy and i always wonder how i never understood! 정말 감사합니다 현우씨~
Before ttmik, I thought Korean words and grammar was completely random. But now I understand it better, it works just like Mandarin with the combinations. Good thing I'm leaning both languages, it somehow makes them easier
선현우 선생님 .....thank you, thank you, thank you!!....and now I see why it is said Korean is a Mathematical language:......watching the last example on 안 되다 and -ㄴ다고 하다, was like looking at the passages of a mathematical equation!!! 감사합니다. 👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻🌻
Thank you so much. Your explanation is really detail and easy to understand. I was not really study Korean at the first time but your lessons are interesting and constructed logically. Thank you so much for your efforts. I would love to see more.
that was really really really good...i was really sleepy and well...actually about to sleep when i saw this vid...and it totally awakened my mind...now i cant sleep. i feel a lot smarter now. great video guys, keep it up. :)
I saw how happy you are with that amazing sweater (which I want now) and with that amazing screen (which I want now) and that for some reason made me happy too 😆 Hi from Guatemala 🇬🇹💕 and thanks for the amazing lesson!
I have been noticing this tense " -고 있을 거예요". In some cases, the 고 is not present. Like the beautiful teacher said: "... 집에 있을 거예요." Kimdly help me/us understand. Thank you.
I liked how he also corrected the English grammar in the tweet lol.
I'm sure he has better English than me by now and I'm a native lol
I cackled when he did that, cause he did it so casually 💀
Lol
@Erick Rowen This isn't the place to promote your scam
@@gwendalynnwatkins1296 what did he do?
That was from 2 years ago.. But I'm curious haha
I was once told by my Korean teacher that Korean grammar isn’t hard, it’s just a combination of very easy things. This is the perfect example. I never realized the whole abbreviation thing. That’s so smart.
Thank you!!
it's similar with a lot of the "hard" languages I've found. there are some concepts that initially seem very odd or a higher amount of "different" things but there's usually some internal logic and with repeated immersive practice it starts to feel natural.
@@moonlightning8269 Yes! I find it quite similar to Hindi
@@loveujiminiee I'm Indian. I studied Hindi all through my school years and I still suck at it. I studied Korean for about 5 years and I'm fluent. Imo Hindi is harder.
@@knightenchanter7908 ya but the use of the verb होना , adjectives and sentence structure I find similar, otherwise I agree that Hindi is much harder:(
You were truly born to teach! You make things so easy to understand! Thank you Hyunwoo for all you do :D
Indeed he was born to teach. When he simplified all of the examples i was like "aaahhhh""" 👏👏👏 thank you 선생님 😍
I agree! 👍🏽👍🏽 감사합니다, 선생님!
Hyunwoo is truly amazing. 15 min lesson while speaking a non native language, explaining things perfectly.
Thank you sir.
Thank you so much for all the effort that everyone puts into making TTMIK! As a language student, I can honestly say that I have not come across any other materials like the lessons that you guys provide (even some of the stuff that I have been taught at university is not as clear as your lessons/pdfs) - you seriously blow all competition out of the water - you all deserve some big award ☺️Thanks for all your time and effort 😜
jlaa perhaps you've not come across Japanese pod 101
I completely agree, I’ve tried to learn a few different languages over the years and TTMIK’s teaching and resources are far superior to anything else I’ve seen. Thank you for your hard work TTMIK!
@@metaforically That’s whole other language.
*a
Ahh so the -ㄴ다면 is like when we use "let's say ..." in English!! I always wondered what the difference was. Really really appreciate this video!!! Thank you TTMIK :)
I literally can’t unsee that “to do” as “todo”,the word ‘all’ in Spanish
JAJAJA a mí también me pasa
I learn Spanish as well as Korean and I can never unseen todo as English "to do''
@@flet__ is a spanish thing we have
*We need some TTMIK Merchandise like that HOODIE*
hi newbie
So -(ㄴ/는)다면 and -(ㄴ/는)다고 하면 poses a hypothetical situation while -(으)면 poses an expected event?
yes, it's like (in English) the difference between- "if we hang out tomorrow" or "if, by any chance, we could hang out tomorrow"
Sebastian - This is exactly what I was going to ask for clarificaton!
Kwetibaby - Thank you :)
I always thought of the difference as "if" and "if + should".
한국으로 가면 - if/when I go to korea
한국으로 간다면 ㅡ if I should go to korea.
I think my way of differentiating them are correct but I really enjoyed the deeper and full explanation so it was very interesting to me anyway.
한국으로 간다면 - If I were to go to Korea.
this guy is the best teacher. is it really okay for him to teach these things for free? im learning so much and im not even paying. but then thank u for making it free
Wow... Im a korean youtuber starter but the tv smart screen is a great idea and huge investment :)
아주 쉬운 방법으로 가르쳐 주셔서 감사합니다.
I need dat hoodie so bad 😣
Sukutey ikr!!
This video was recommended to me right after seeing Jimin’s tweet where he uses 하면 😄😄
It was recommended to me right after I finished watching Korean Unnie's "I WISH to..." video. I was actually thinking about how can I differentiate between her lesson and the "if" because I'm familiar with both structures but never really studied them in detail.
So much info, so fast. Definitely an advanced intermediate lesson. Thanks for the explanation.
You guys are the best! Love watching your lessons while having breakfast every morning. A great way to start a day. 🥰🥰🥰
What I really love about you guys is that you explain things not only IN context, but around context as well. It's one thing to say, "this means this". It's another thing to say "in THIS context, it means this". But even further, you guys explain the evolution of the concepts and ideas which really, REALLY ingrain the concept/idea into my head. There is so much detail in small bits of Korean this really helps to make everything make sense.
I appreciate being direct and not straying too far away from the lesson. Somehow many seemingly good instructions go south when it’s suddenly but don’t do this don’t do that. This helps me focus.
You are literally the only person I understand when you’re explaining grammar. Thank you so much
Really loved this episode! (Well, I love a lot of your videos!) Korean is the very first language that I learned completely from scratch through my own efforts, and I have Talk to Me in Korean to thank for that! Seriously, I'm teaching myself a bunch of different languages, but Talk to Me in Korean is in my opinion one of the best language learning resources out there. Interesting, high-quality, and informative, Talk to Me in Korean videos and books have helped me get to a level where I am almost able to watch a Korean show without subtitles. I'll keep watching and buying your books so that I can get to fluency! Many, many thanks!
I'm speechless. YOU MAKE IT SO SIMPLE TO UNDERSTAND!! Why didn't I find this video earlier 😳😭💀 Thank you so much! You're amazing 🌸
U r a great teacher.
I was so confused until u showed examples of the use of both.
Plz keep using this smart board.
I want to say a big thank you to you guys from TTMIK. I am not an english or korean native speaker but I really like to learn new languages. As a language student from Brazil (and I always learn every language I want all by my own) I would probably not know how to speak korean as much as I know now if I hadn't your lessons. If I become fluent in korean one day as I am in english now (not too fluent, but okay) then it will be because of you guys. You are always saving my life haha
Thank you ^_^!!!
Talk to me in korean the best korean language tutorial..thats why i bought books from them its so easy to learn for beginners
Mygod bless teacher Hyunwoo for his existence
I loved this lecturee!! Pleasee make more videos with details I love it it makes me understand the real reason of using words in these kinda forms. Thank you soooo muchhh...
You are a great teacher!
This is a lot of much information. You explained very well, but I'll need a lot of time to fully understand everything.
The Korean Language Classes ( videos ) by TTMIK are so meaningful and easy to understand. Thanks for nice video.
I watched this video randomly and can say that you are always great as you explain everything from the basic . this method can is really so helpful for me and people like me who should learn everything deep with all possible aspects . thank you
저는 길고 상세한 수업을 좋아합니다
감사해요.
It's been 4 years since I learn Korean from TTMIK. And TTMIK is still my favorite and my best korean language learning source. Thank you very much for teaching many of us.... 😍😍😍😍
These videos are SOO amazing. Together with the work books they have helped me the most in learning and understanding korean grammer. I'm very thankful for all the thought and time put into these lessons!!~
I love the new interactive screen. It really added to your explanations.
I really enjoy learning cause of how he's so good at teaching
I like the shortened form better.. just exactly what I needed to know. Tackle some more of these shortened form korean stuff. Thank you🙏🏻
this is so detailed yet so helpful. truly appreciate your lesson.
Thank you so much for your explanation.
So I've learned:
-하면 (if)
-한다면 (if ever)
Oh my god thank you. I asked so many natives and they didn’t know how to differentiate. I kind of figured that I translated more “hypothetically” or “if I were to say” but it’s good to have confirmation
This was explained soo well, i understand now ❤
your video is really useful and easy to understand. thank you so much!
다시 보고 있어용 배우고 싶으면 반복해야 돼요. 😅
한국어 교습을 그만한다면 슬플 거예요 ㅎㅎ Great lesson Hyunwoo and the rest of the team!! I can't get enough, keep them coming!!
Ttmik is so awesome!! Ah! Love,best wishes and gratitude to you guys👍
Very smart explanation ! 감사합니다 😀
Whatssss..... the difference between- remains ICONIC!!! ♥♥♥ i really love hyunwoo seonsaengnim
Great content and explanation! Thank you very much TTMIK!
선생님 정말 똑똑해요. 대박!🙂 너무 감사합니다.
선현우 선생님, I've just revisited this lesson, and since I had now covered these grammar structures on Level 5, this lesson makes so much more sense!! 이 수업은 한국어의 핵심 구조로 가는 문과 같아요! 감사합니다! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🌻
I’d always figured those two were the same thing ㅋㅋㅋ 감사합니다 선생님!
thankk you so much , your teaching is so helpful and you explain it in a wonderful wayy 대단히 김사합니다
You're a good teacher. Thank you.
The new in-depth Q&A videos are fantastic, guys. Great video!
I always knew you were a great teacher, but watching this lesson really made me realise how amazing you are! I actually had to pause the video and be like “wow he’s really good at explaining this”, you make everything sound so easy and i always wonder how i never understood! 정말 감사합니다 현우씨~
Thank you Hyunwoo. I'm always listening to your podcast in TTMIK.
Your explanation is exceptionally well done. I will definitely be following your channel from now on! Great job to everyone at TTMIK.
This is SO helpful thank you so much!!
Thank you; this was a very good lesson
This is a great explanation
안녕하세요 ?
저는 프랑스 사람이에요. 한국어를, 육월부터 배웠어요. 행복한, 비디오의, 프랑스어 꽤 말핬습니다.
i think this video is sooo awesome! i felt like i was actually in class! please continue making videos like this!
검사합니다. ....선생님
it's 감사합니다 but I get what you mean
Enoch Chao he probably knew, just a spelling error.
이거 말은 자주 봐서 무슨 뜻이 많이 생각하고 있었어요. 정말 감사합니다
(제 한국어를 안 좋면 죄송해요. 아직도 배우고 있어요. 수고했어요)
Wow. Very good explanation. I’m learning a lot. Thank you so much for this sir.
Before ttmik, I thought Korean words and grammar was completely random. But now I understand it better, it works just like Mandarin with the combinations. Good thing I'm leaning both languages, it somehow makes them easier
I'm really starting to undestand korean, thank you!
Thank you so much for making those complicated things easier for us to learn! I have learned a lot!
this is so hard to understand Korean language... so i repeated it three times to understand.. thank you so much hyunwoo..
as an EPS aspirant, you guys really help me a lot.. thanks and more power.. love from the PH.
Thanks you are amazing teacher I had ever seen
Very clear information and thank you as always for the amazing content
I like these long informative videos....especially with the example sentences and dialogue
Wow, that's very detailed and such a helpful information sir. I am getting more interested in learning Hangul..
선현우 선생님 .....thank you, thank you, thank you!!....and now I see why it is said Korean is a Mathematical language:......watching the last example on 안 되다 and -ㄴ다고 하다, was like looking at the passages of a mathematical equation!!! 감사합니다. 👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻🌻
I will make a twitter account for TTMIK only
These lessons are AMAZING!!
Thank you so much. Your explanation is really detail and easy to understand. I was not really study Korean at the first time but your lessons are interesting and constructed logically. Thank you so much for your efforts. I would love to see more.
선 선생님 is the best when it comes to learning Korean :)
that was really really really good...i was really sleepy and well...actually about to sleep when i saw this vid...and it totally awakened my mind...now i cant sleep. i feel a lot smarter now.
great video guys, keep it up. :)
This was such an amazing lesson that I didnt even skip the almost 2 min long ad
I hadn't even learned ㄴ다면 yet but had definitely heard it before. And now I'll remember when I come across it.
I love Hyunwoo and am grateful for such a detailed explanation! Now I really master it!!
I was confuse before but now i understood...
Such a great explanation. Thank you!
Okay! I get it now..i understood very well! Its very detailed indeed.. thank you so much.
Superb explanation! 정말 감사합니다 선생님~
This was very helpful 감사합니다
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍super helpful lesson/video 감사합니다 💜
Your English is really cool and the way you elaborate things are understandable 😊 Thank you
Hyunwoo, you are my hero!
Woahhhh amazing!!! I really love learning with ttmik ❤️
Thank you for this video! This really helped me. Could you do a video on the differences between -서, -니까, and -거든?
그 채널이 없으면 한국어를 빨리 배우지 못할 것입니다.
감사합니다!
Thank you so much sir it's so helpful and Understandable 🙏
감사합니다. Explanation is crystal clear as always.
I saw how happy you are with that amazing sweater (which I want now) and with that amazing screen (which I want now) and that for some reason made me happy too 😆
Hi from Guatemala 🇬🇹💕 and thanks for the amazing lesson!
I felt dumb until I got to the 8 minute mark. Thank you for being so thorough. ❤
I JUST REALIZED I SAW THIS TWO YEARS AGO. THIS IS SO EASY NOW LMAO
I like your channel .. I am watching from nepal.. nice .. thank you sir...
I have been noticing this tense " -고 있을 거예요". In some cases, the 고 is not present. Like the beautiful teacher said: "... 집에 있을 거예요."
Kimdly help me/us understand. Thank you.
You should send them this question on twitter, they often anwser on there
the form he used is -ㄹ/을 거예요.