@@jyotimaurya1111 Thank you for the question. Yes, of course I can help you. : ) Basically, the sentence consists of "one dependent sentence (여행하는 동안 많이 먹어서) and one separate sentence which doesn't have a subject nor object. (살쪘어/요). In English, it's natural to say "I've gained weight because I ate a lot during the trip, but in Korean it's natural to say "While (I) travel(led), (I) eat a lot so (I) gained weight." There're two more things that might help you understand the sentence. 1) "여행하는 동안" (during the trip) can be considered as the additional information for 살쪘어(요). But technically "여행하는 동안" is supporting "많이 먹어서 (I ate a lot)". Just like the English way (because I ate a lot during the trip). 2) 먹어서 is the combination of 먹다 and 그래서. 그래서 simply means "so" but technically it means therefore, thus, for that/this reason. Hope it helps and I haven't confused you. If you need further explanation, let me know. : )
This video is so simple and much more understandable than all the other videos out there. All the other videos just make it seem like such a big deal. Your video literally cleared my confusion. On top of that, I just realized my mother language word order and Korean language word order are the same! Now I just need to learn formality levels and conjugations, etc!
I'm soooooooo happy to hear that. Thank you..Very kind of you. The same word order?! That's great!..😆There must be more in common between your first language and Korean. Hope I can help you find more and....hope you enjoy learning Korean.
저도 진짜 감사합니다. What a compliment! It made me feel humble and got me thinking 'I should do better!' Thanks again and hope you enjoying learning Korean. ☺️
Your videos are ten times more useful than majority of the Korean teachers online nowadays. Actual explanations, speed that is easy to catch and then a native speed to practice with. This makes learning intonations easier, and it’s not from some random video clip. Love, love, love what you’re doing, a part of me hopes that I can gate keep this information for myself and another part of me wished everyone in the world would watch your videos; in order to gain the recognition you deserve.:)) 선상님!!! 감사합니다!!!~~
Nice to see the new video. Great idea to use the colored text boxes with the examples below. Very clear and understandable. I wish you many likes and more than 250 subscribers this weekend!
@@justlearnkorean 저도 감사합니다 It's my pleasure. Your simple sentences method is pretty good. I tried to build then following sentence: Every week I look forward to your next video because I can learn so much from it, even though I don't have much time. I builded this: 저 매주 새 비디요를 행혹해요. 그래서 많이 공부하더 시간이 없어요. Google made this: 시간이 없어도 많이 배울 수 있어서 매주 새로운 영상 기대합니다 Is my part understandable?
@@harald_hangukjoahaejo9844 Yours are pretty good. : ) I understand what you're trying to say. Just connecting parts need to be touched up a bit. 공부할 시간이 많이 없긴 한데/하지만, 비디오를/영상을 통해 많이 배울 수 있어서, 매주 새 비디오를/영상을 기대합니다/기대하고 있습니다. * 공부할 시간이 많이 없긴 한데/하지만: This part is considered to be the dependent sentence which should be placed at the beginning of the sentence, therefore, you should clarify what kind of time you don't have in the dependent sentence. 기는(긴) 한데/하지만 means "even though". 기는(긴) 하지만 sounds polite. * 비디오/영상을 통해(서) 많이 배울 수 있어서: 을/를 통해(서) means "through", and 그래서 should be combined with 배울 수 있다 (can learn). * 매주 새 비디오/영상을 기대하고 있습니다: In this case, it's clear that you're talking about yourself. So you don't need to add 저, but if you're talking about someone else, the subject should be placed in the dependent sentence. 기대합니다 and 기대하고 있습니다 (I am looking forward) mean the same. 기대합니다 is more for writing and video clips, 기대하고 있습니다 is informal writing and daily conversation. Hope this helps. : ) Thank you~~~
this is video is one of the most helpful videos I've ever seen here on youtube! I'm very very happy that I found out about your channel, you've been helping me a lot! Thank you so much for your good work❤
What a great video, just what I need love the clear logic of your explanation, I’m already working and practicing my sentences with your recommendations and it’s helping a lot thank you for these videos.
Yes, of course. I'm happy to continue making videos as long as I can. Sorry that I didn't upload a new lesson last week. I had some technically issues. : ( If you have anything to learn in particular, let me know. I'll see if I can come up with some ideas for new videos. Thank you soooo much for your comment. : ) Hope you enjoy learning Korean. 화이팅!!!
How are adverbs, prepositions, and adjectives related to time, place, and manner? Is time adverbs? I want to know what type of words I need to study to be able to follow these formulas.
Very good questions! Thank you.☺ If you can make simple sentence (the first part in the video), you will find the rest easy. As the basic sentence structure is Subject + Object + Verb/Adjective, it would the best to learn how verbs and adjectives are used in sentences. Because compared to English, Korean verbs and adjectives are quite different in terms of grammar rules (A variety of sentence endings are combined to express certain things -> this video will give you the rough idea about Korean sentence endings: ruclips.net/video/o8N177s5afI/видео.html) And of course you need to study the most common nouns and pronouns which are often used as a subejct or an object, along with 은/는/이/가/을/를. The next step would be learning how to add adverbs into the basic structure (Subject + Object + Verb/Adjective). But as you know, adverbs cover a lot. Adverbs are related to manner, degree (e.g. very, almost), time (e.g. today, tomorrow), duration (e.g. shortly, temporarily), place (e.g. here, there) and adverbs of frequency etc. And many words are nouns (e.g. 집, 학교, 4월, 크리스마스), so you need prepositions. There are a lot of prepositons in Korean but you can start with 에/에서 which are used with time and place. And don't forget to learn how to add all of these different things to the basic sentence structure. Once you understand these elements, then you can learn conjunctions to make compound or complex or compound-complex sentences (the 2-4 parts in the video). But don't forget. Always start with the basic and the most common ones first. Hope this helps. If you have any questions while learning Korean, you can always ask me. Hope you enjoy learning Korean. Thank you. 😉
I'll be back, this is where I'm at in Korean at this time. Is time for me to learn sentence structure so I can understand better what I read, however, I still have a ton of vocabulary to install in my brain
A previous video I watched was really confusing but your video explained it perfectly, the sentence structure / order feels natural to me. I'm really glad I came across your channel ✨ by the way, the term manner, can i say "adverb" instead? Also, I just started learning verb stem endings, I'm actually close to forming grammatically correct sentences, I'm so excited! 😄 Do you have a playlist of verb stem, endings etc. I actually like your method of teaching.
정말 감사합니다. 도움이 돼서 다행이에요. 😀 Yes, you're right. 'Manner' can be adverbs and adverbial phrases. I'd like to recommend these videos about sentence endings and conjugation rules. Hope they are helpful for you. ruclips.net/video/o8N177s5afI/видео.html ruclips.net/video/WhfgvHzP4oU/видео.html ruclips.net/video/ghGAoqJJQRM/видео.html ruclips.net/video/a4U9F0Fa1a8/видео.html ruclips.net/video/--HcUZApTsw/видео.html ruclips.net/video/rPLPsPn57po/видео.html ruclips.net/video/ynsJPOf7zXs/видео.html ruclips.net/video/Oi_tR1rTpeA/видео.html
I m continuesly following ur tip.... First I started to learn Korean only for bts.... But.... After tat... The language is also very beautiful and cute while someone speak....From tat day I decided... I also need to learn this.... And I m leading to it..😀. You are really a great teacher....🤗 Gomavo... 😇.. For ur videos... ❤️
Thank you soooo much. I'm super happy to hear such a great compliment, which made me smile. : ) Hope you enjoy learning Korean and stay motivated. 화이팅!!
@@justlearnkorean thank you.. im very eager to learn korean by myself, but the saddest part is i can’t find a video or a playlist that can teach beginner to upper beginner. i’m watching different Teacher here in YT but your channel caught my attention, but sadly you dont have a playlist too.. 😭😭😭 thanks for the reply i appreciate it.
@@mheng2604 I have playlists for A1 (absolute beginners) and A2 (upper beginners) separately. 😉But you never know you might find something useful for you. Just take a look at the links below. ⬇ A1 (absolute beginners) 👉 ruclips.net/p/PLr4GXI4JFWyu7eQfLTFhh0EvJCFvkTMlD A2 (upper beginners) 👉 ruclips.net/p/PLr4GXI4JFWys8aor4jiGlGTgRsGbaNzwK
@@mheng2604 Well…that depends on your lesson plan (also depends on your current level and your interests). So it's hard to say. 😀But if you're somewhere between A1 and A2 levels, I'd like to recommend starting with verbs and adjectives. Learn how they are actually used in sentences. For example, these videos. ruclips.net/video/ghGAoqJJQRM/видео.html ruclips.net/video/a4U9F0Fa1a8/видео.html ruclips.net/video/--HcUZApTsw/видео.html ruclips.net/video/rPLPsPn57po/видео.html ruclips.net/video/ynsJPOf7zXs/видео.html ruclips.net/video/Oi_tR1rTpeA/видео.html Once you get the hang of how verbs and adjectives are used, you can move onto anything interests you. For example, common adverbs, adverbs of frequency, prepositions, pronunciation etc. 😉
모두들, 안녕하세요.
If you want me to check Korean sentences you make, feel free to ask. You're always welcome. : )
I don't understand the last question of quiz .Can you please help me with that ???
@@jyotimaurya1111 Thank you for the question. Yes, of course I can help you. : )
Basically, the sentence consists of "one dependent sentence (여행하는 동안 많이 먹어서) and one separate sentence which doesn't have a subject nor object. (살쪘어/요). In English, it's natural to say "I've gained weight because I ate a lot during the trip, but in Korean it's natural to say "While (I) travel(led), (I) eat a lot so (I) gained weight." There're two more things that might help you understand the sentence.
1) "여행하는 동안" (during the trip) can be considered as the additional information for 살쪘어(요). But technically "여행하는 동안" is supporting "많이 먹어서 (I ate a lot)". Just like the English way (because I ate a lot during the trip).
2) 먹어서 is the combination of 먹다 and 그래서. 그래서 simply means "so" but technically it means therefore, thus, for that/this reason.
Hope it helps and I haven't confused you. If you need further explanation, let me know. : )
Ya now I understand 😀
Thank you so much 😊
If I have any query, can you help me with that please??
@@jyotimaurya1111 Thank you..Jyoti maurya. I'm happy to help you if I can. : )
As soon as I got up I took a shower and drank coffee
일어나자마자 샤워 했고 커피를 마셨어요
This is it. Out of all the korean learning video on other platforms, this one is the best.
정말 감사합니다 ~ I'm very happy to hear it. Hope other videos are also helpful for you. ☺️
I agree definitely
Omg you don't know how long I've been searching for a video like this 그래서, 진짜 감사합니다!!
정말 감사합니다! 😉 I'm so happy to hear that.
This video is so simple and much more understandable than all the other videos out there. All the other videos just make it seem like such a big deal. Your video literally cleared my confusion. On top of that, I just realized my mother language word order and Korean language word order are the same! Now I just need to learn formality levels and conjugations, etc!
I'm soooooooo happy to hear that. Thank you..Very kind of you. The same word order?! That's great!..😆There must be more in common between your first language and Korean. Hope I can help you find more and....hope you enjoy learning Korean.
This is the most helpful video I’ve ever found and I’ve been trying to learn Korean for years, 진짜 감사합니다!
저도 진짜 감사합니다. What a compliment! It made me feel humble and got me thinking 'I should do better!' Thanks again and hope you enjoying learning Korean. ☺️
this video is literally what i needed and couldn't find in other videos. I feel like I'll make it now. thanks again!
Thank you soooo much. What a great compliment! I really appreciate. : )
Your videos are ten times more useful than majority of the Korean teachers online nowadays. Actual explanations, speed that is easy to catch and then a native speed to practice with. This makes learning intonations easier, and it’s not from some random video clip.
Love, love, love what you’re doing, a part of me hopes that I can gate keep this information for myself and another part of me wished everyone in the world would watch your videos; in order to gain the recognition you deserve.:))
선상님!!! 감사합니다!!!~~
와~~ 정말 정말 x 100 감사합니다~ ☺️ You've really made my day. I'm soooooo happy. thank you!!
@@justlearnkorean 별말씀을요~~ 화이팅!!~🫰:))
These videos are exactly what I was looking for! 정말 감사합니다!!!
저도 정말 감사합니다! 도움이 돼서 다행이에요~ 😀
Nice to see the new video. Great idea to use the colored text boxes with the examples below. Very clear and understandable.
I wish you many likes and more than 250 subscribers this weekend!
정말 정말 감사합니다, 한국 좋아해요. : ) I'm glad to hear from you.
@@justlearnkorean
저도 감사합니다
It's my pleasure.
Your simple sentences method is pretty good.
I tried to build then following sentence:
Every week I look forward to your next video because I can learn so much from it, even though I don't have much time.
I builded this:
저 매주 새 비디요를 행혹해요. 그래서 많이 공부하더 시간이 없어요.
Google made this:
시간이 없어도 많이 배울 수 있어서 매주 새로운 영상 기대합니다
Is my part understandable?
@@harald_hangukjoahaejo9844 Yours are pretty good. : ) I understand what you're trying to say. Just connecting parts need to be touched up a bit.
공부할 시간이 많이 없긴 한데/하지만, 비디오를/영상을 통해 많이 배울 수 있어서, 매주 새 비디오를/영상을 기대합니다/기대하고 있습니다.
* 공부할 시간이 많이 없긴 한데/하지만: This part is considered to be the dependent sentence which should be placed at the beginning of the sentence, therefore, you should clarify what kind of time you don't have in the dependent sentence. 기는(긴) 한데/하지만 means "even though". 기는(긴) 하지만 sounds polite.
* 비디오/영상을 통해(서) 많이 배울 수 있어서: 을/를 통해(서) means "through", and 그래서 should be combined with 배울 수 있다 (can learn).
* 매주 새 비디오/영상을 기대하고 있습니다: In this case, it's clear that you're talking about yourself. So you don't need to add 저, but if you're talking about someone else, the subject should be placed in the dependent sentence. 기대합니다 and 기대하고 있습니다 (I am looking forward) mean the same. 기대합니다 is more for writing and video clips, 기대하고 있습니다 is informal writing and daily conversation.
Hope this helps. : ) Thank you~~~
@@justlearnkorean
@Just Learn Korean
정말 감사합니다
매우 도움이 됩니다
If I had watched your video more often there would have been fewer mistakes in my sentence.
this is video is one of the most helpful videos I've ever seen here on youtube! I'm very very happy that I found out about your channel, you've been helping me a lot! Thank you so much for your good work❤
우와~~~~ 칭찬해 주셔서 정말 감사해용!!! 😁
Why i found you late...out of all this one is the best
도움이 돼서 정말 다행이에요. 정말 감사합니다~ ☺️
This is a great and simple video to understand! I love the graphics and look forward to your future videos. 정말 감사합니다 ~~~
저도 감사합니다~~ That's a great compliment! Thank your for watching. : )
It’s a miracle that i found your channel!!🌷💕
life-saving video thank you so much, the best explanation i heard about
정말 감사합니다~ I'm happy to hear it. 🙂
Your videos are so good! keep the grind it will pay off!
I'm super happy to hear that. Thank you so much. : )
I’ve been looking for lessons like this for so long and this is the best one I’ve found 🤩 고마워요 선생님 🥰
정말 정말 감사합니다. 도움이 돼서 다행이에요.
What a great video, just what I need love the clear logic of your explanation, I’m already working and practicing my sentences with your recommendations and it’s helping a lot thank you for these videos.
넘 넘 감사합니다~ ☺️ Glad it was helpful!
Tysm for this video, the explanation being on point made me finally understand a few things i didnt, and it made me want to re-study korean!
정말 감사합니다~ 한국어를 재미있게 배우길 바래요! 😉
I was really look for this!! THANK YOUU
정말 감사합니다~ ☺️
OMG!!!! This is so helpful!
I'm so glad! 😀
Thank you so much I really need this ☺️☺️
감사합니다. : ) Hope you enjoyed.
Very, very useful information and very simple as an explanation. Kamsahamnida!
잘 만드셨네요. 👏👏👏
감사합니다~ : )
Wow this was so clear and helpful. Thank you 🎉
정말 정말 감사합니다! ☺️
Mam pls continue making video like this I also want learn Korean seriously 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Yes, of course. I'm happy to continue making videos as long as I can. Sorry that I didn't upload a new lesson last week. I had some technically issues. : (
If you have anything to learn in particular, let me know. I'll see if I can come up with some ideas for new videos.
Thank you soooo much for your comment. : ) Hope you enjoy learning Korean. 화이팅!!!
이것은 매우 도움이 돼요, 감사합니다!!!
I'm happy to hear that. 저도 감사합니다. : )
So the place can't be after the object? 3:44 Thank you
How are adverbs, prepositions, and adjectives related to time, place, and manner? Is time adverbs? I want to know what type of words I need to study to be able to follow these formulas.
Very good questions! Thank you.☺
If you can make simple sentence (the first part in the video), you will find the rest easy.
As the basic sentence structure is Subject + Object + Verb/Adjective, it would the best to learn how verbs and adjectives are used in sentences. Because compared to English, Korean verbs and adjectives are quite different in terms of grammar rules (A variety of sentence endings are combined to express certain things -> this video will give you the rough idea about Korean sentence endings: ruclips.net/video/o8N177s5afI/видео.html) And of course you need to study the most common nouns and pronouns which are often used as a subejct or an object, along with 은/는/이/가/을/를.
The next step would be learning how to add adverbs into the basic structure (Subject + Object + Verb/Adjective). But as you know, adverbs cover a lot. Adverbs are related to manner, degree (e.g. very, almost), time (e.g. today, tomorrow), duration (e.g. shortly, temporarily), place (e.g. here, there) and adverbs of frequency etc. And many words are nouns (e.g. 집, 학교, 4월, 크리스마스), so you need prepositions. There are a lot of prepositons in Korean but you can start with 에/에서 which are used with time and place. And don't forget to learn how to add all of these different things to the basic sentence structure.
Once you understand these elements, then you can learn conjunctions to make compound or complex or compound-complex sentences (the 2-4 parts in the video). But don't forget. Always start with the basic and the most common ones first.
Hope this helps. If you have any questions while learning Korean, you can always ask me. Hope you enjoy learning Korean. Thank you. 😉
@@justlearnkorean OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE DETAILED ANSWER! 🫶🫶🫶 Helped a lot!
감사합니다 !
저도 감사합니다! 😊
@@justlearnkorean 💖💖
선생님, 너무 쉽게 설명해주셔서알았어요, 감사합니다 🤗
저도 감사합니다. 한국어 공부가 즐겁길 바래요~ 😉
@@justlearnkorean 네 💐💐
Thanks
저도 감사합니다. ☺️
I'll be back, this is where I'm at in Korean at this time. Is time for me to learn sentence structure so I can understand better what I read, however, I still have a ton of vocabulary to install in my brain
No problem. 😀 Please come back when you are ready!
너무 감사합니다 😊
저도 감사합니다~ ☺
A previous video I watched was really confusing but your video explained it perfectly, the sentence structure / order feels natural to me. I'm really glad I came across your channel ✨ by the way, the term manner, can i say "adverb" instead?
Also, I just started learning verb stem endings, I'm actually close to forming grammatically correct sentences, I'm so excited! 😄 Do you have a playlist of verb stem, endings etc. I actually like your method of teaching.
정말 감사합니다. 도움이 돼서 다행이에요. 😀
Yes, you're right. 'Manner' can be adverbs and adverbial phrases.
I'd like to recommend these videos about sentence endings and conjugation rules. Hope they are helpful for you.
ruclips.net/video/o8N177s5afI/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/WhfgvHzP4oU/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/ghGAoqJJQRM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/a4U9F0Fa1a8/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/--HcUZApTsw/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/rPLPsPn57po/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/ynsJPOf7zXs/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/Oi_tR1rTpeA/видео.html
@@justlearnkorean I appreciate you taking the time to respond and help out, so thank you very much! ☺️
@@dripxenseixensei3822 저도 감사해요. 도움이 됐으면 좋겠어요. 😀
잘 가르쳐주셔서 정말 감사합니다😭💗
저도 정말 감사합니다. ☺️ 도움이 됐기를 바래요~~
This is what I was looking for tysm ❤
다행이에요. 정말 감사합니당~~😀
I m continuesly following ur tip.... First I started to learn Korean only for bts.... But.... After tat... The language is also very beautiful and cute while someone speak....From tat day I decided... I also need to learn this.... And I m leading to it..😀.
You are really a great teacher....🤗 Gomavo... 😇.. For ur videos... ❤️
Thank you soooo much. I'm super happy to hear such a great compliment, which made me smile. : ) Hope you enjoy learning Korean and stay motivated. 화이팅!!
So what is with friends considered as in the sentence where we should put it in the quiz part
I guess you mean the quiz 2. 'with friends' can be considered as manner (how/with who/with what etc.).
Hi, can you help me correct this sentence? Should I add 에 for the time? "저는 토요일에 집에서 한국 드라마를 봤어요."
Yes, it's correct!! 😀 When you say a certain time, you should add 에. FYI, ruclips.net/video/4adPUTcUMrw/видео.html
@@justlearnkorean You just earn a sub!! 엄청 고맙습니다!
@@WYWGAMING45 와~~~정말 감사합니다!! ☺
Is there a part 2 for this?
Here is the second part. 😀 Hope it is helpful for you.
👉 ruclips.net/video/o8N177s5afI/видео.html
@@justlearnkorean thank you!! This video was very helpful, so I’m glad there’s a second one!
@@kokonut6195
hello ? can i ask what is other term for manner?? i will search more of it so i can study. thank you.
안녕하세요 😀 Depending on what's in the position of manner, it's also called adverbial phrase, verb complement and adverb. Hope it helps. 감사합니다~ ☺️
@@justlearnkorean thank you.. im very eager to learn korean by myself, but the saddest part is i can’t find a video or a playlist that can teach beginner to upper beginner. i’m watching different Teacher here in YT but your channel caught my attention, but sadly you dont have a playlist too.. 😭😭😭 thanks for the reply i appreciate it.
@@mheng2604 I have playlists for A1 (absolute beginners) and A2 (upper beginners) separately.
😉But you never know you might find something useful for you. Just take a look at the links below. ⬇
A1 (absolute beginners) 👉
ruclips.net/p/PLr4GXI4JFWyu7eQfLTFhh0EvJCFvkTMlD
A2 (upper beginners) 👉
ruclips.net/p/PLr4GXI4JFWys8aor4jiGlGTgRsGbaNzwK
@@justlearnkorean thanks.. btw can i ask what is the sequence video that i need to watch so i don’t get lost on my lesson plan?
@@mheng2604 Well…that depends on your lesson plan (also depends on your current level and your interests). So it's hard to say. 😀But if you're somewhere between A1 and A2 levels, I'd like to recommend starting with verbs and adjectives. Learn how they are actually used in sentences. For example, these videos.
ruclips.net/video/ghGAoqJJQRM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/a4U9F0Fa1a8/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/--HcUZApTsw/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/rPLPsPn57po/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/ynsJPOf7zXs/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/Oi_tR1rTpeA/видео.html
Once you get the hang of how verbs and adjectives are used, you can move onto anything interests you. For example, common adverbs, adverbs of frequency, prepositions, pronunciation etc. 😉
Finally I found it😃
도움이 됐길 바래요. 감사합니다~ ☺️
예문 문장을 그렇게 썼는데요 ; '매일 퇴근할 때, 피곤해도 공원에 가고 조용히 책을 읽고 커피 마셔요'.... 이 문장은 맞나요 ? 그렇게 말하면 괜찮아요 아니면 이상해요 ?
네..정말 잘 쓰셨네요..😀👍 제가 아주 아주 조금만 바꿔 볼게요. "매일 퇴근하고 (short version of 퇴근하고 나서), 피곤해도 공원에 가서 (verb + 서 : used to show sequence of actions) 조용히 책 읽고 커피 마셔요.
I need to know a way to remember this...
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Is 친구랑 어제 시내에서 쇼핑했어 also right?
Yes, yes!! Very natural~ 😉
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감사합니다~
Who's learning korean to meet your kpop idol?
Lol
u lost me on complex sentences hahah
oh…Sorry if I have made you confused. 😯 If you have any questions, feel free to ask. I'm happy to help you!!