-어/아서 vs -(으)ㄴ데/는데 Compare Clausal Connectives

Hey guys! Welcome back.
Today I covered clausal connective -어/아서, and also explained the difference between -어/아서 and -(으)ㄴ데/는데. These two are often used in Korean sentences. Make sure you know when to and how to use them!
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[@penchielimbo4668]

Thank you for the very simple explanation that is easy to understand. As a beginner in the Korean language, I learned a lot from this video.

[@nicestnice]

This was so helpful why is it only has 1k views? 😔

[@irinadobrotina504]

I really like your explanations and examples! 감사합니다!

[@timeforkorean]

감사합니다! I'm glad my video helped x)

[@Faunia71]

Hi, I just discovered your channel and liked it. Your explanations are useful. I still haven't checked out all your videos so maybe you actually have explained it yet, but I suggest a lesson about the differences between -아/어서 and -니까. I think it would be helpful. Thank you for making and sharing these lessons!

[@timeforkorean]

For sure! Feel free to let me know grammar topics that you want me to cover anytime😊 thank you for watching!!

[@468strings7]

I think you stopped this video two minutes too soon. You gave a great lesson on when/how to use 어/아서, but I feel comfortable with that grammar point. I am currently studying (으)ㄴ데/는데 and wished you ended this video with when you should/MUST use 으)ㄴ데/는데. Thank you for your hard work.

[@timeforkorean]

468Strings Thank you for your feedback! I’ll be back with more examples of 어/아서 so that it makes more sense when to use 어/아서 & (으)ㄴ데/는데 👍🏻

[@alejandrarivera9130]

Ok, I kind of understand the difference but, could you please give an example of when it is appropriate to answer with 는데 instead of 아서, 어서? Thank you so much!

[@lizaa3705]

언니 ,목소리가 너무 따뜻해요

[@timeforkorean]

와 감사합니다 x)

[@eugene9313]

But where is function 3? "And" ex - "집에 와서 샤워했어요" right?

[@nickanicks77]

hi.. pls give a review about -는 데(에) ~ (이/가)들다 form.. thank you ;)

[@timeforkorean]

thank you for sharing a topic you'd like to know more about! I'm a little confused with what the exact grammar you are referring to. Could you please specify? If you'd like, you can send me an email @ [e-mail] :)

[@lilgoober02]

한국어 교수님 잘 가르치주시지 못해요. 한시가 한국어를 더 잘 가르치줘요. 감사합니다!

[@timeforkorean]

ㅎㅎㅎ 감사합니다. 곧 다른 영상으로 만나요!