Great video Khishgee bagsh! I'm an online Mongolian language teacher but my major isn't Mongolian! Therefore, your videos are very helpful for me! Thanks!
Sorry if I am mistaken, but I thought I saw our teacher today at the airport. I was too shy to introduce myself and ask if I am right. Anyway, keep up the good job. I like these instructive videos. 😊
Dear xishge, first thank you for your wonderful videos! They made it possible to begin studying Mongolian, since all my mongolian friends couldn’t explain me anything. Now my question: in the expression „за. Найз нь явлаа” I don’t understand the form of the verb “явлаа”. In my grammar book I found “яваа” , but couldn’t find the “лаа”. And since I am already conferring with you: I would be eager to study a video with the explanation of the suffix “ээ” in “гэрлээ асаагаарай”, “ээ” in “тэд нар гэртээ байна” etc. what are these? many greetings and thanks from Switzerland,
лаа(after word with male vowels[i just dont know that thats called in english but in mongolian its эр( а, о, у) эгшиг, эм(э, ө, ү) эгшиг which means male vowels and female vowels]) лээ(after word with female vowels) after verb means that things is about to done, for example Найз нь явлаа(явах(go)+лаа) your friend is about to go(he means himself as your friend), би унтлаа(унтах(sleep)+лаа) im about to sleep, im going to sleep. In conclusion it will indicate something is about to happen and going to be started. аа, ээ after nouns are means, your thing, for example: гэрлээ асаагаарай means turn on the light which means light is already, actual meaning is turn on your light. номоо унш (read YOUR book), гараа угаа(wash YOUR hands), өрөөгөө(putting "г" not to make the word with 3 vowels together, usually we put "г" after a word that ends with vowels) цэвэрлэ(tidy YOUR room). I hope it will help you, and sorry about my messy english. Have a nice day
Hello хишгээ! Many greetings from Switzerland and thank you for your excellent videos. You surely have great teaching skills. You mention in your video the expression “за. Найз нь явлаа”. I haven’t found this verb form anywhere. In your videos you only teach present, present continuous, past, future and imperative. What is “явлаа”? And secondly: if ever you feel like making another video, please explain the suffixes “ээ” “аа” etc. in many of your examples in the videos. E.g. Тэл нар гэртээ байна Би утсаа алдсан Би ажилруугаа алхдаг I possess a grammar book, but I didn’t find these two issues. Lots of love and respect from Switzerland Henri
they're in THEIR home. I've lost MY phone. I go to MY work on foot putting “ээ” “аа” after nouns makes the noun is "yours", if talking about another person it means "theirs, hers, his" Тэл нар гэртээ байна, they're in their own home means the home is theirs, Би утсаа алдсан I've lost my phone, it indicates that phone is mine. Би ажилруугаа алхдаг I go to my work on foot, it indicates work is mine, "руу" means "to". I hope it will help you, and sorry about my incomplete english. Have a nice day
Явлаа is Im about to go/going to go, it is not considered future in mongolian, because it is going to happen right now and you warn/inform someone that it is about to happen. Би одоо явлаа - I'm going now Би ингэж байгаад явлаа - I'm going to go soon Та явлаа юу? - Are you going now?(from the speaker) аа and ээ is particles to express that something is "mine", so basicly you make an accent that something or someone is yours
Great video Khishgee bagsh! I'm an online Mongolian language teacher but my major isn't Mongolian! Therefore, your videos are very helpful for me! Thanks!
Very useful and wonderful video!
You guys are the best teachers 😊
Баярлалаа for the video!
감사합니다
Thank you for helping a foreign born mongolian keep his heritage better!!
Mongol hel zaaj ogdogd mash ih bayrlaa!!
Thank you for helping ❤️
Thank you Mrs Хишгээ. I hope you'll also make vidéos about Christmas stuff.
Very good,just a little bit fast
I learned a couple uses for that particle I didn't know before. Thanks!!
Adoro sus explicaciones!
2:35 what case is home? I don't recognize it
Very useful, thanks
so useful
Sorry if I am mistaken, but I thought I saw our teacher today at the airport. I was too shy to introduce myself and ask if I am right. Anyway, keep up the good job. I like these instructive videos. 😊
Dear xishge, first thank you for your wonderful videos! They made it possible to begin studying Mongolian, since all my mongolian friends couldn’t explain me anything. Now my question: in the expression „за. Найз нь явлаа” I don’t understand the form of the verb “явлаа”. In my grammar book I found “яваа” , but couldn’t find the “лаа”.
And since I am already conferring with you: I would be eager to study a video with the explanation of the suffix “ээ” in “гэрлээ асаагаарай”, “ээ” in “тэд нар гэртээ байна” etc. what are these?
many greetings and thanks from Switzerland,
лаа(after word with male vowels[i just dont know that thats called in english but in mongolian its эр( а, о, у) эгшиг, эм(э, ө, ү) эгшиг which means male vowels and female vowels]) лээ(after word with female vowels) after verb means that things is about to done, for example Найз нь явлаа(явах(go)+лаа) your friend is about to go(he means himself as your friend), би унтлаа(унтах(sleep)+лаа) im about to sleep, im going to sleep. In conclusion it will indicate something is about to happen and going to be started. аа, ээ after nouns are means, your thing, for example: гэрлээ асаагаарай means turn on the light which means light is already, actual meaning is turn on your light. номоо унш (read YOUR book), гараа угаа(wash YOUR hands), өрөөгөө(putting "г" not to make the word with 3 vowels together, usually we put "г" after a word that ends with vowels) цэвэрлэ(tidy YOUR room). I hope it will help you, and sorry about my messy english. Have a nice day
Thank you very much for your trouble answering! Many greetings from CH!@@hwangyeji1227
Dear Teacher
Is your name Хишгээ similar to the word Хишиг? How do you write Хишгээ in монгол бичиг?
Хишгээ is an abbreviation of the name Нямхишиг Nyamhishig to my knowledge
Hello хишгээ! Many greetings from Switzerland and thank you for your excellent videos. You surely have great teaching skills.
You mention in your video the expression “за. Найз нь явлаа”. I haven’t found this verb form anywhere. In your videos you only teach present, present continuous, past, future and imperative. What is “явлаа”?
And secondly: if ever you feel like making another video, please explain the suffixes “ээ” “аа” etc. in many of your examples in the videos.
E.g. Тэл нар гэртээ байна
Би утсаа алдсан
Би ажилруугаа алхдаг
I possess a grammar book, but I didn’t find these two issues.
Lots of love and respect from Switzerland
Henri
they're in THEIR home.
I've lost MY phone.
I go to MY work on foot
putting “ээ” “аа” after nouns makes the noun is "yours", if talking about another person it means "theirs, hers, his" Тэл нар гэртээ байна, they're in their own home means the home is theirs, Би утсаа алдсан I've lost my phone, it indicates that phone is mine. Би ажилруугаа алхдаг I go to my work on foot, it indicates work is mine, "руу" means "to". I hope it will help you, and sorry about my incomplete english. Have a nice day
Thank you very much for your trouble answering! Many greetings from CH!@@hwangyeji1227
Явлаа is Im about to go/going to go, it is not considered future in mongolian, because it is going to happen right now and you warn/inform someone that it is about to happen.
Би одоо явлаа - I'm going now
Би ингэж байгаад явлаа - I'm going to go soon
Та явлаа юу? - Are you going now?(from the speaker)
аа and ээ is particles to express that something is "mine", so basicly you make an accent that something or someone is yours
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