Learn Korean Grammar - Location Particles 에 & 에서

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  • Опубликовано: 28 окт 2024

Комментарии • 21

  • @Referee006
    @Referee006 2 года назад +1

    Sir, your explanation of Korean grammar is unbelievably valuable. Thank you very much.

  • @factkidz7484
    @factkidz7484 4 года назад +2

    This channel is superb i was searching for grammar and this makes korean grammar really easy
    Thanks Sir :)

  • @micahretief7893
    @micahretief7893 4 года назад +1

    Nice explaining... When you're spoke about "에서" being used with "오다" and "에" must be used for "가다"
    Everything made sense

  • @losercatlover
    @losercatlover 7 месяцев назад

    Thank you so much, this is so helpful. :)

  • @johnmichaelmoyo6805
    @johnmichaelmoyo6805 2 года назад

    thanks a lot sir short and simple video but very imformative and easy to understand

  • @ahleahhuggins120
    @ahleahhuggins120 9 месяцев назад

    THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!

  • @بشرىراضي-ج1غ
    @بشرىراضي-ج1غ 7 лет назад +3

    Great 감사합니다

  • @AsiaBeijing
    @AsiaBeijing 6 лет назад +2

    Great explanation!

  • @xuanxuan0445
    @xuanxuan0445 3 года назад

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  • @sarikaisrani9581
    @sarikaisrani9581 4 года назад +2

    에 is used as 'to' with 가다 (go)
    에서 is used as 'from' with 왔다 (come)
    but what if i want to say
    come to me
    or
    go from here

    • @Topikguide
      @Topikguide  4 года назад +5

      To - 에
      From - 에서
      Come here - 여기에 와요
      Go from here - 여기에서 가요

  • @kychoi1196
    @kychoi1196 7 лет назад +15

    '에' is 'to' or 'at(time)' or 'at(place)' when '있다/없다' is used with.
    '에서'is 'from' or 'at(place)' .
    if verb is 있다/없다, 'at(place)' is '에' , ohterwise 'at(place)' is '에서'.
    'at(time)' is '에'
    'to' (direction) is '에'.
    'from' is '에서'.'서' is 'at(place)' .
    '있다/없다' does not need '서' , because '있다/없다' contains the meaning 'at(place) already,
    So skipped '서' from '에서' to void double meaning.
    so, 'at(place) ' is '에서',
    'at(time)' is '에' ,
    but '있다/없다' is used as verb, '서' of '에서' is deleted, because '있다/없다' has the meaning of place already.
    '살다', '거주하다',,, when the verb has the meaning 'at there', it is the same as '있다'/없다'.

  • @ridailyas5062
    @ridailyas5062 Год назад

    Sir why we ues 에 with 달 too ????

  • @filipinoamericanhomeschool5446
    @filipinoamericanhomeschool5446 5 лет назад

    고마워요

  • @sarikaisrani9581
    @sarikaisrani9581 4 года назад +1

    what if the sentence is not about a subject but an object. Like book is on the table , or book is lying on the table.

  • @awrteachtv7579
    @awrteachtv7579 5 лет назад

    nice

  • @ridailyas5062
    @ridailyas5062 Год назад

    If want to say am not at University .
    Can I say 저는 도서관에 없어요?
    맞아요 ?

    • @NiharikaSingh-io9ey
      @NiharikaSingh-io9ey 4 месяца назад

      저는 대학교에 없어요
      동선관 mean library

  • @reemabunty1845
    @reemabunty1845 4 года назад

    Sir aapne sbhi topic partical eng mei hi btaye hai please hindi mein btaye

  • @alissoncortes70
    @alissoncortes70 4 года назад

    Y qué ocurre con el verbo 다니다?