Знаете, я из России, сейчас очень у нас страшная обстановка, я вся на нервах, но когда смотрю ваши уроки и другие ваши видео, мне на душе немного добрее и спокойнее🥰
Да, я тоже смотрю новости каждый день. Надеюсь что скоро это всё закончится. Я очень рада, что эти видео помогают вам :) Если у вас будут вопросы по корейскому языку, спрашивайте :)
안녕하세요!! As usual here are my questions, haha 😅: 1. On 1:37 you mention that 3 levels of politeness exit. What are the other two levels for 입니까/압니다 ?🤔 2. If I got this right, we attach 입니다/입니까 to the descriptive noun: 서울은 도시입니다. (In this case it's city) 3. In the last video you mentioned 이 / 가 and how there is a difference between that and 은/는 . Does it have anything to do with the negation on 4:09 or is it something different?
조르지아 씨, 안녕하세요^^ 네~ ㅎㅎ 1. Watch lesson no. 26 :) 2. Just to any noun. (objects, feelings, etc.) 3. mm... I did not get this question. Can you give more details or examples, please? :)
@@KOREANFULLCOURSE Of course!! Ok, so in lesson 11 you explained the 은/는 particle. You said that it's the most confusing particle because it gets confused with the nominative case particle 이/가. On the example: 아니요, 여기는 대학교가 아닙니다 Is the ~가 after 대학교 the nominative case particle? Or is it just part of the negation form " N + 이/가 아닙니다. / 아닙니까? I hope I explained it better.
@@joemv592 Aha... Interesting question. It is part of the negation form which is in Nominative case by default. You can say 아니요, 여기는 대학교가 아닙니다 or ...대학교는 아닙니다 if you want to emphasize.
@@KOREANFULLCOURSE Ohhhh, and that's why people get confused by this!! I'll study hard so I won't get it confused 😁 I have two more question that just popped up: 1. Is it: 이사람 or 이 사람 ? (same for the other two cases) 2. On the example: 저 사람은 제 친구입니다. I know that 저 in this case means "that" but doesn't it mean "I" as well? Also 제 means "mine", right?
@@joemv592 Haha Yes ) They get confused mainly because books don't explain that when 은/는 is attached to 이/가, 이/가 drops. So, they know that there should be 이/가 in a sentence but cannot find it (but it's hidden, dropped). Instead they see 은/는. ---- 1. 이 (space) 사람 2. Well yeah :) 저 means 'I' and 'that thing over there'. Yes, 제 means 'my' ^^
Thanks for this video. In Video 12 you mentioned about This, That etc.. for thing and place. In this video (at 2.45 min), while translating "this person is a student", you just mentioned 이 . Is this an exception ?
안녕하세요 :D Thank you for the great lesson, I have a question though. I thought that you mentioned in a previous lesson that verbs come at the end of the sentence but here the nouns + 입니다/입니까 etc. are at the end of the sentence and now I am a little bit confused. Also I can't seem to find the homework in the description box :(
Hello~ I am sorry for very late reply. I am just super busy these days, but I always remembered about your question. So, I am replying now :) --- I got you :) Actually, there is a verb in the Korean language '이다' It's an axilliary verb. In English we say 'This is a book', where 'is' is a verb. In the Korean language 이것은 책입니다. (책 + 이다 + ㅂ니다 = 책이다 + ㅂ니다 = 책입니다). I hope it makes sense :) If you have any other questions, feel free to ask. --- I think the homework for this lesson was to learn new words :)
@@KOREANFULLCOURSE Ohhhh ok that makes sense, I understand now, thank you so much :D Yes, the homework was to learn new words, but I couldn't find them at the end of the video or the description box. It could be that you meant the words from the previous lesson and I simply misunderstood though.
Hello~ I think I did not understand your question :( If 'To go' in Spanish is 'Ir', is that what you are asking? If so, yep. You are right. To go = Ir = 가다 (ka da) To read = Leer = 읽다 (ik tta)
one more doubt. @5.42 minutes, the third example you highlighted "where" for 어디 ,but its corresponding question in English is "What is this place". Is it just a typo ?
Hola~ Refieres a 'es, esta' como en Español? Sí , 이다 es un verbo. Pero no lo explico en este video porque no es importante, no necesitan saberlo a menos que vayan a ser un lingüista coreano. Entonces mm... 저는 학생입니다 - Soy un estudiante 저는 = Yo 학생 - estudiante 이다 - soy ~ㅂ니다 - no significa nada, final de la oración Español Ser - soy - es - somos - sois - son English To be - am - is - are - are - are Coreano 이다 - 이다 - 이다 ......... - 이다
Sry to ask this again I don't mean to be rude it's a genuine question but do Koreans prefer to use "where" instead of "what"? 5:14 you used where instead of what yet the answer is describing the place . And in the description 불고기 is Fish ryt?
Hallo nochmal. Das Video wird mir bei 4:09 so übersetzt, dass diese Endungen für negative Sätze verwendet werden. Ich glaube, ich verstehe die Übersetzung nicht 😔
♥️ Hi... I wish you to dedicate your time for what you like the most. And don't get stressed because of grades :) Often, grades are either relative or just somebody's opinion about your knowledge / skill level. Good luck ~ ♥️♥️♥️ And that's me who should say sorry for not being able to upload lessons constantly.
읽다
가다
오다
생각하다
쉽다
어렵다
웃기다
예쁘다
반갑다
호주
사람
날씨
아주
따뜻하다
집
맛있다
불고기
I also take a note and wanted to type . I'm watching all of your vedio,감사합니다 💜
That's cool ^^
Feel free to ask questions if you get stuck ^^
Thank you soo much 💜💜💜 for the lesson , it's so good and I learn lot from your lesson once again thanks
Thank you^^
Thanks for the lesson^^
Hi! 🙂
Thank you too! ♥️
I will upload more lessons soon :)
Thank you
Знаете, я из России, сейчас очень у нас страшная обстановка, я вся на нервах, но когда смотрю ваши уроки и другие ваши видео, мне на душе немного добрее и спокойнее🥰
Да, я тоже смотрю новости каждый день. Надеюсь что скоро это всё закончится. Я очень рада, что эти видео помогают вам :) Если у вас будут вопросы по корейскому языку, спрашивайте :)
KOREAN FULL COURSE спасибо:)
고마워 ♡
Much thanks for the lesson took full notes
I am glad to teach such student like you^^ :)
@@KOREANFULLCOURSE you give me the movtivation to study so I dont want to waste your time that is why I try to study hard
@@Niya_89
고마워요~^^ 🥰😊
안녕하세요!! As usual here are my questions, haha 😅:
1. On 1:37 you mention that 3 levels of politeness exit. What are the other two levels for 입니까/압니다 ?🤔
2. If I got this right, we attach 입니다/입니까 to the descriptive noun:
서울은 도시입니다. (In this case it's city)
3. In the last video you mentioned 이 / 가 and how there is a difference between that and 은/는 . Does it have anything to do with the negation on 4:09 or is it something different?
조르지아 씨, 안녕하세요^^
네~ ㅎㅎ
1. Watch lesson no. 26 :)
2. Just to any noun. (objects, feelings, etc.)
3. mm... I did not get this question. Can you give more details or examples, please? :)
@@KOREANFULLCOURSE Of course!! Ok, so in lesson 11 you explained the 은/는 particle. You said that it's the most confusing particle because it gets confused with the nominative case particle 이/가. On the example: 아니요, 여기는 대학교가 아닙니다
Is the ~가 after 대학교 the nominative case particle? Or is it just part of the negation form " N + 이/가 아닙니다. / 아닙니까?
I hope I explained it better.
@@joemv592 Aha... Interesting question.
It is part of the negation form which is in Nominative case by default.
You can say 아니요, 여기는 대학교가 아닙니다 or ...대학교는 아닙니다 if you want to emphasize.
@@KOREANFULLCOURSE Ohhhh, and that's why people get confused by this!! I'll study hard so I won't get it confused 😁 I have two more question that just popped up:
1. Is it: 이사람 or 이 사람 ? (same for the other two cases)
2. On the example:
저 사람은 제 친구입니다. I know that 저 in this case means "that" but doesn't it mean "I" as well? Also 제 means "mine", right?
@@joemv592
Haha Yes ) They get confused mainly because books don't explain that when 은/는 is attached to 이/가, 이/가 drops. So, they know that there should be 이/가 in a sentence but cannot find it (but it's hidden, dropped). Instead they see 은/는.
----
1. 이 (space) 사람
2. Well yeah :) 저 means 'I' and 'that thing over there'.
Yes, 제 means 'my' ^^
Thanks for this video. In Video 12 you mentioned about This, That etc.. for thing and place. In this video (at 2.45 min), while translating "this person is a student", you just mentioned 이 . Is this an exception ?
Dear , Can we say 아닙니다 and 아닙니까 without 이/가 like 시계 아닙니다
Hello^^
In spoken Korean it is fine to drop 이/가 from time to time, but in written Korean you should use them.
@@KOREANFULLCOURSE 아..아.. noted .. 감사합니다 🌸
안녕하세요 :D
Thank you for the great lesson, I have a question though. I thought that you mentioned in a previous lesson that verbs come at the end of the sentence but here the nouns + 입니다/입니까 etc. are at the end of the sentence and now I am a little bit confused. Also I can't seem to find the homework in the description box :(
Hello~
I am sorry for very late reply. I am just super busy these days, but I always remembered about your question. So, I am replying now :)
---
I got you :)
Actually, there is a verb in the Korean language '이다' It's an axilliary verb.
In English we say 'This is a book', where 'is' is a verb.
In the Korean language
이것은 책입니다. (책 + 이다 + ㅂ니다 = 책이다 + ㅂ니다 = 책입니다).
I hope it makes sense :) If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.
---
I think the homework for this lesson was to learn new words :)
@@KOREANFULLCOURSE Ohhhh ok that makes sense, I understand now, thank you so much :D Yes, the homework was to learn new words, but I couldn't find them at the end of the video or the description box. It could be that you meant the words from the previous lesson and I simply misunderstood though.
For the new vocabulary, spanish IR is "to go" and LEER is "to read". Can you please help to double check?
Hello~
I think I did not understand your question :(
If 'To go' in Spanish is 'Ir', is that what you are asking?
If so, yep. You are right.
To go = Ir = 가다 (ka da)
To read = Leer = 읽다 (ik tta)
Yes, but in your table, you swap their translation
Oh, thank you for pointing that out.
I have just fixed it^^ ♥️
안녕하세요. I have a question: is the only difference between 이에요 and 입니다, politeness?
Does A는 B이에요 mean the same as A는 B입니다?
Yes
one more doubt. @5.42 minutes, the third example you highlighted "where" for 어디 ,but its corresponding question in English is "What is this place". Is it just a typo ?
In English you can say either What or Where is the place but in Korean for places you should use 어디.
How to answer 아닙니까 ? Is it same like we answer 입니까?
Didi I have a doubt
That the letter ㅡ has 2 sounds like
Supki 습기
Khadi 카드
Can you please clear this doubt , didi ?
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
안녕하세요!
This is my homework.
여기는 대학교가 아닙니까?
아니요, 여기는 대학교가 아닙니다.
이것은 시계입니까?
네,이것은 시계입니다.
이 사람은 학생입니까?
아니요, 이 사람은 학생이 아닙니다.
Correct :) 💯✊🔥👍
No sé si es una pregunta tonta, pero estas frases no llevan ningún verbo??
Hola~
Refieres a 'es, esta' como en Español?
Sí , 이다 es un verbo. Pero no lo explico en este video porque no es importante, no necesitan saberlo a menos que vayan a ser un lingüista coreano.
Entonces mm...
저는 학생입니다 - Soy un estudiante
저는 = Yo
학생 - estudiante
이다 - soy
~ㅂ니다 - no significa nada, final de la oración
Español
Ser - soy - es - somos - sois - son
English
To be - am - is - are - are - are
Coreano
이다 - 이다 - 이다 ......... - 이다
Sry to ask this again I don't mean to be rude it's a genuine question but do Koreans prefer to use "where" instead of "what"? 5:14 you used where instead of what yet the answer is describing the place .
And in the description 불고기 is Fish ryt?
Hello^^
I don't think there are any preferences.
But I think maybe 'where" is what used the most.
불고기 is a dish name
물고기 is fish :)
@@KOREANFULLCOURSE so how will one know whether they are asking "what is this place?" Or "where is this place?"
Oh yea 물고기 is 🐟..haha sry
Aha~
Well, a person who asks can specify his question asking an additional question if the answer he got is not what he meant or need.
@@KOREANFULLCOURSE is that how it works? Well ok😅..thx for the reply😊 really like your channel ❣️
haha, yeah :) You're welcome ^^
Hallo nochmal. Das Video wird mir bei 4:09 so übersetzt, dass diese Endungen für negative Sätze verwendet werden. Ich glaube, ich verstehe die Übersetzung nicht 😔
Omg, haha. Die Übersetzung ist korrekt.
이것은 책입니다.
이것은 책이 아닙니다.
Das ist ein Buch.
Dies ist kein Buch.
@@KOREANFULLCOURSE Aber es ist keine Endung ausschließlich für negative Sätze?
sorry I'm not watching the videos, I have a lot of school work 💔😔
♥️ Hi... I wish you to dedicate your time for what you like the most. And don't get stressed because of grades :) Often, grades are either relative or just somebody's opinion about your knowledge / skill level.
Good luck ~ ♥️♥️♥️
And that's me who should say sorry for not being able to upload lessons constantly.
@@KOREANFULLCOURSE i'm also having health problems, but it's okay, and don't apologize, we appreciate you taking on teaching us ❤️❤️