안녕하십니까 선생님! First of all,thanks for the lecture,i wrote down everything on my notebook,thank you sm. I would like to ask,is it common to don't use counters in daily conversations? Because tbh,there are some counters here that I've never heard of,so i think it might be because it's more used in writing than on speaking. Thanks in advance :)
Thank you very much for watching my video so carefully. All 30 kinds of units are commonly used expressions. 😃 I checked it again now! Which one haven't you heard yet? Maybe 채 & 척?
I kinda wish we would use the Hanja for these things. I think it would help with recognizing many of them, but I could say that about Hanja in general.
Do you know Hanja? Some are in Hanja, but there are more pure Korean. If you know Chinese language, turn on the subtitles. I already added Korean and Chinese subtitles. 😃
Ma'am in lecture 50 you taught about double consonants. The explanation and pronunciation was clear, but I am unable to understand its usage. I mean, if we already have the sound which double consonant represents then why do we use it?
6:48 여덟 - Can you read this? 🤔 You have to read it as "여덜" instead of "여덥". There are many students who can't read double consonants. 읽다, 앉다, 많다 - how do you pronounce this? There aren't many words with double consonants. I taught you which pronunciation is correct, so you just have to memorize it. If you didn't learn it, you wouldn't be able to read the sentence with double consonants. 😎
@@LearnKoreanABC 익따 , 안따, 만타 - I believe this will be the pronunciation? But ma'am my question is, if these three words are pronounced like 익따 , 안따, 만타 then why do we use use double consonants? Why not instead write it the way it is pronounced? Anyway, now ma'am I am able to understand korean much better. My reading speed is getting better and the entire credit goes to you. I dont think I would have been able to learn the language if you weren't there! Thank you sooo soo much for everything! I am sure same goes for all your students😊
@@gauri__dayal There are many kinds of Batchim(final consonants), but you know there are only seven sounds. ☑️ I wrote the pronunciation in Korean to teach you the correct sound, but when we write Korean in letters, we don't write it according to the pronunciation. ❌ Because we don't know exactly what it means if we write it as it sounds. 앉다(sit), 안다(hug) ➡ [안따] 읽다, 익다 ➡️ [익따] 빛, 빚, 빗 ➡️ [빋] It sounds the same but has different meanings. 읽다, 읽고, 읽어서, 읽으니, 읽으면…… If the verb stem changes 읽 to 익, we don't know what it means. We need to look at the form of letters to know the exact meaning. (It's similar to separating the words See and Sea.😆) I think we've used double consonants since the old days to express more words. Anyway, I'm so glad that you can read Korean well! 😃
@@nabinranamagar3736 Both are correct. It's not a wrong expression. ‘개’ is a unit noun commonly used for various objects. (a piece, a unit, an item) 장 - piece, sheet (A bound noun that serves as a unit for counting thin, wide objects such as a sheet of paper or glass.)
단위와 같은 디테일한 부분도 학습하는 것이 더욱 완성된 외국어로 가는 길인 것 같습니다.
필수 단위표현과 예시도 있어서 참 좋습니다 ㅎ
네, 이런 것도 당연히 알아야죠.
방문해 주셔서 감사합니다~
감사합니다 ❤❤❤
@@euphemiazakari5549 저도 감사합니다! 😃
감사합니다 선생님
저도 감사합니다. 😃
정말 자세하고 내용이 알차요
게다가 선생님의 편안한 목소리
정말 멋지세요^^
좋게 봐 주셔서 감사합니다~
Which 단위 면사 is use for guitar 개 or 대 and why ?
I like your teaching style,
Thank you so much! 😃
Thak tou teacher💜💜
You’re welcome! 💜
I love your voice🥰
@@michaelburac-ml6yk Thank you so much! 😃
선생님~~ 영어권 학생 수업 자료 준비하다가 들어왔어요 ㅎㅎ 정말 다양하게 준비하셨네요!! :)
종류가 진짜 다양하고 많아서 쉽지는 않았어요~ㅎㅎ
안녕하십니까 선생님!
First of all,thanks for the lecture,i wrote down everything on my notebook,thank you sm.
I would like to ask,is it common to don't use counters in daily conversations?
Because tbh,there are some counters here that I've never heard of,so i think it might be because it's more used in writing than on speaking.
Thanks in advance :)
Thank you very much for watching my video so carefully. All 30 kinds of units are commonly used expressions. 😃 I checked it again now! Which one haven't you heard yet? Maybe 채 & 척?
Офигеть! Почему так много, я запуталась.😬
I kinda wish we would use the Hanja for these things. I think it would help with recognizing many of them, but I could say that about Hanja in general.
Do you know Hanja? Some are in Hanja, but there are more pure Korean.
If you know Chinese language, turn on the subtitles. I already added Korean and Chinese subtitles. 😃
@@LearnKoreanABC yes, I know many Hanja! They are very useful to me for learning and remembering new words. I wish they were more popular.
@@lotgc 어느 나라 사람이에요?
@@LearnKoreanABC 저는 미국인이에요. 저에게 한국 어 아주 흥밀로워서 배우고 싶어요.
@@lotgc 아~ 그러시군요. 열심히 공부하세요. 😄
Please make more please 🥺
Ma'am in lecture 50 you taught about double consonants. The explanation and pronunciation was clear, but I am unable to understand its usage. I mean, if we already have the sound which double consonant represents then why do we use it?
6:48 여덟 - Can you read this? 🤔
You have to read it as "여덜" instead of "여덥".
There are many students who can't read double consonants.
읽다, 앉다, 많다 - how do you pronounce this?
There aren't many words with double consonants. I taught you which pronunciation is correct, so you just have to memorize it. If you didn't learn it, you wouldn't be able to read the sentence with double consonants. 😎
@@LearnKoreanABC
익따 , 안따, 만타 - I believe this will be the pronunciation?
But ma'am my question is, if these three words are pronounced like 익따 , 안따, 만타 then why do we use use double consonants? Why not instead write it the way it is pronounced?
Anyway, now ma'am I am able to understand korean much better. My reading speed is getting better and the entire credit goes to you. I dont think I would have been able to learn the language if you weren't there! Thank you sooo soo much for everything! I am sure same goes for all your students😊
@@gauri__dayal There are many kinds of Batchim(final consonants), but you know there are only seven sounds. ☑️
I wrote the pronunciation in Korean to teach you the correct sound, but when we write Korean in letters, we don't write it according to the pronunciation. ❌
Because we don't know exactly what it means if we write it as it sounds.
앉다(sit), 안다(hug) ➡ [안따]
읽다, 익다 ➡️ [익따]
빛, 빚, 빗 ➡️ [빋]
It sounds the same but has different meanings.
읽다, 읽고, 읽어서, 읽으니, 읽으면……
If the verb stem changes 읽 to 익, we don't know what it means.
We need to look at the form of letters to know the exact meaning. (It's similar to separating the words See and Sea.😆)
I think we've used double consonants since the old days to express more words. Anyway, I'm so glad that you can read Korean well! 😃
@@LearnKoreanABC Thank you so much ma'am! It is clear now :)
한국어 처음배우는 외국인이 보면 멘붕오겠네😅
저도 그럴 줄 알았는데, 단위 명사는 다른 언어에도 대부분 있으니까 잘 외우더라고요. ^^
What is the counter unit of 벽돌?
It's 장 or 개. ✅
ex) 벽돌 한 장, 두 장, 50장, 100장
Mam, what is it in real 개 or 장. Please let me know,my exam is coming soon.
@@nabinranamagar3736 Both are correct. It's not a wrong expression.
‘개’ is a unit noun commonly used for various objects. (a piece, a unit, an item)
장 - piece, sheet
(A bound noun that serves as a unit for counting thin, wide objects such as a sheet of paper or glass.)
전구 단위 명사 ,,💡
전구 한 개, 두 개, 세 개 ✅
@@LearnKoreanABC Thank you
Pourquoi on met pas le ㄹ des chiffrés comme 스물 on met 스무?
What about the guitar?
Use '대' or '개' to count instruments.
예) 피아노 한 대와 기타 두 대가 있습니다.
Example) There is a piano and two guitars.
사진 세 장 ❌️ , 사진 석 장⭕️ 어렵네?
커피 석 잔. 라면 세 그릇, 고기 서 근... 시금치 석 단, 😂😂😂😂
‘사진 세 장’도 맞는 표현입니다. ✅
나이와 지역에 따라 다를 수 있지만,
커피 세 잔, 고기 세 근, 시금치 세 단...
이런 표현을 훨씬 많이 쓰는 것 같네요.
Guitar???
Use '대' or '개' to count instruments.
예) 피아노 한 대와 기타 두 대가 있습니다.
Example) There is a piano and two guitars.
아파트 동????
Tq
@@indralawati222 아파트 건물을 셀 때는 '동'을 쓰고, 집을 셀 때는 '채'를 씁니다.
We use 'dong' to count apartment buildings and 'chae' to count houses.
이거 제 학생이 맨날 허덕이는 한개 두개 일층 이층 이네욥!!!
일 이 삼, 하나 둘 셋, 두 개의 영상으로 끝내려다가
단위 명사도 정리해 봤는데, 꽤 많더라고요~ㅎㅎ
@@LearnKoreanABC 정말 많은 도움이 됩니닷!!
@@jinunni 감사합니다! ❤️❤️
Passport and dairy????
여권 한 개 (여권 1부)
일기 한 개, 일기장 한 권, 다이어리 한 권
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