I'm glad I found your channel! it's so helpful. Can you do a video on some Korean endings? Like I know -은 데 - 같아 and of course -요. but I don't really have a clear understanding of -든 and -는 걸. I was searching through your videos and haven't seen any like this yet.
i like how you teach without being boring like some other youtubers!! i dont know why but watching your videos rlly help me to be motivated to learn korean
Thank you for another wonderful video. Thus makes me think of Tim Ferriss and his suggestion to have a native speaker do a list of items with his, her, their, we, past, present, future. 😍😍
Ah, I love this kind of video... So if I got it right, in Korean, the 5W1H words are always placed after the object of the sentence, and at the start if there is no subject or object?
Hannah there are a couple of different ways to say "what", including 뭐, 무슨 and the one mentioned in the vid :) sorry for my poor explanation, i'm definitely not fluent or anything but i hope i helped clear it up
At the end of a syllable, I realised there is a ‘ss’ double constant which isn’t pronounced like “ss” which we think is sounded like that What is the actual pronounciation of that
I’m Your Hope Im your angel I’m Jhope it’s pronounced « ss » except when at the ending of a syllable and followed by a consonant, in this case it’s pronounced like a « d » but we nearly don’t hear it.
생님, 질문이 있습니다: In your examples with the word "happen", why some have 일은, and why the others 일이? I mean, are the particles 은 and 이, interchangeables when referring to a what/where/when/how... did it happen?😟
뭘 = 무엇을 (뭐를) 뭐 = 무엇 누가 = 누구 + 이/가 어디서 = 어디에서 어디 is a pronoun meaning which place 언제 is also a pronoun meaning which time 어떻게 is an adverb from the adjective 어떻다 어떡 = 어떻게 어떡하다 = 어떻게하다
hi unnie!!!! Can I ask a question? Why is it that the korean letter for g is pronounced as a k when you can just use k? Example : the korean spelling for how in english is -- eotteohgae And not --- eotteokae
ttmik did make a video about it. they said they make the sound ㄴ between there teeth with there tongue. and also because you need to forget the romanisation of the letters. 네 is 네 and not "ne" thats what they said in the video
한국어니, I was reading another source and was told that asking a question using 니 as the conjugation was feminine and guys wouldn't say that. Is that true. I need to know it because it is used by all my female colleagues and people I meet, but as a guy, I would never say it. What do you think?
Hello,I like your work I know you doing work harder but you need mention the Korean latter translation in English also then it’s will be better like(what-Korean latter-mwo) (why-Korean latter-wae) don’t think Wrong I’m just trying to you do more better because I’m also new subscribers in your channel
Informal & casual way. I learn Korean in formal polite first. Then you can check for informal polite & casual way. Formal polite always ending with ㅂ니다. Informal polite with 요 .....cmiiw.
I thought what are you doing was mwo-hae? Also, I was watching a K drama and one of the characters was staring at the other and she looked back at her and asked wae even thought I know it's supposed to mean what? Is it because of different context?
While you were explaining ´what´, you´ve said in one example ´museun´and in the others normally like ´muiseul´ is ´museun´somthing like a short form of ´muiseul´or anything else? I´m a little bit confused about it ( Sorry for the ´normal´romanized form of the questions, i don´t have the korean keyboard yet >.
Anjali dev yes it’s very formal so it’s a good idea to add that often at then end of sentences. The lady didn’t include that syllable so it would be informal
Wait wtf. Isn't it What = 뭐 Where = 어디 why = 왜 when = 언제 who = 누구 how = 어떻게 Only when, why, and how seem right to me. I mean obviously you are the Korean.... but I'm so confused now. Can you explain to me why you made why and where different? also who is 누구 right? I even have a study sheet from Talk to me in Korean and it says who is 누구 so can u please explain differnce between 누구 and 누가 ?
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The only word I knew before watching this video was
*"AH WAAAEEEEEEEEEE?"*
Thank you Chen.
Jajajaja I love how the pronounce "왜?" In korean movies ♡
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Me to
same XD
Why does the question Korean unnie ask sound like a bad breakup happened lmao 😂
E m i l y 💕🌌 lol I noticed that
Taetae lmao true xD
Why 'm' sounds like 'b' in what and 'n' sounds like 'd' in who?
Flaming Unicorn it's because of nasal sounds. They use it a lot :D
When you cover your nose m sounds like d and so on heh. That's why.
Let me give you an example.
Idk why but.... saying "n" is like - with stuffed nose and u got the flu..... i dont get it!
it would be better if you mention whether it is a formal or an informal sentence. thank you
Stfu
@@randallpark8031 Lmao, why you so mean😂
I'm glad I found your channel! it's so helpful. Can you do a video on some Korean endings? Like I know -은 데 - 같아 and of course -요. but I don't really have a clear understanding of -든 and -는 걸. I was searching through your videos and haven't seen any like this yet.
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Thanks to your channel i like learning korean, its really fun . Thanks so much for helping me improving my korean❤❤. Thanks korean unni🙏
Always helpful and a nice refresher
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Excellent lesson 성생님! I just remembered a 6th 'W'... "Which"? (어느) ㅎㅎㅎ 😄😄😄
so right! we get used to informal from the websites i guess
Ya what's which
"Which?" 어느
(choose from a known selection)
어느 영화를 보고 싶어요?
Which movie do you want to see?
어느 것을 원하세요?
Which one do you want?
i like how you teach without being boring like some other youtubers!! i dont know why but watching your videos rlly help me to be motivated to learn korean
I don't understand why the sentences ended in 니 I though that it should be 요 like in casual and with out it like in slang
Eryel -chan 요 is formal/ polite
니 Is informal. Like what you would say to a friend
Actually, it should be 어요 or 십니다...
At first, it was my primary question out there too.
Thank you for another wonderful video. Thus makes me think of Tim Ferriss and his suggestion to have a native speaker do a list of items with his, her, their, we, past, present, future. 😍😍
Thanks for this lesson~ it's very very useful! You're my favorite youtube teacher 😅❤️
Thanks :)
This is very informative! Thank you, Korean Unnie. ❤
thank you teacher
Thank you so much
Great videos!!! I loved your vlogs
매우유용한비디오.고맙습니다
Smart!
How about 무슨, 어느, 얼마나, 어떤?
Thank you so much for the video, but Im still confused, is this is in casual? Can we add 요 at the end to make it formal?
You can't add 요 right after 니, if you want to add 요 you have to erase 니 and attach -어요/-아요. :)
can you tell me when we add 어요/아요?
Thank you
Nice to learn Korean from you bcz u r clear in speaking
Very helpful!
Ah, I love this kind of video... So if I got it right, in Korean, the 5W1H words are always placed after the object of the sentence, and at the start if there is no subject or object?
That's right!
한국언니 Korean Unnie Thank you!
+Korean Unnie 한국언니 ☺
But I thought 뭐 was "what"
Hannah yup.i ask Google and it says what is "mwo"
Hannah there are a couple of different ways to say "what", including 뭐, 무슨 and the one mentioned in the vid :) sorry for my poor explanation, i'm definitely not fluent or anything but i hope i helped clear it up
So cute korean unnie
very good. Thanksyou somuch.
Your videos are awesome. Thank you for the great content!!! :))
Could you do a video on particles PLEASE ^^
waah thank you or another very helpful video
So if I ask something in the there must be a '니' in the end?
Not necessarily, there are many ways to make questions in Korea. I will make a video about it soon. Thnx :)
Wow, fantastic video i liked this video
So helpful omg, thank you!
한국언니 사랑해요.
Can you replace the 니's with 습니다 for formality? Or is there other endings?
This was better than a phrase. Thanks!
what's with the "니" endings ?
It's an informal question particle :)
oh alright thank you 🙆
한국언니 Korean Unnie I want to know the formal ways, please how they change??
weird ive never heard it before, ive always just uses 가
For example, instead of 있었니? you can say 있었습니까? or instead of 하니? - 합니까?
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When to use '무엇' and '무슨' for usage of 'what'?
You are so young in this video !!
At the end of a syllable, I realised there is a ‘ss’ double constant which isn’t pronounced like “ss” which we think is sounded like that
What is the actual pronounciation of that
I have been looking for the answer since forever
I’m Your Hope Im your angel I’m Jhope it’s pronounced « ss » except when at the ending of a syllable and followed by a consonant, in this case it’s pronounced like a « d » but we nearly don’t hear it.
I like your videos, it's gonna help me a lot ! 😄
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Useful video
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생님, 질문이 있습니다:
In your examples with the word "happen", why some have 일은, and why the others 일이? I mean, are the particles 은 and 이, interchangeables when referring to a what/where/when/how... did it happen?😟
Very helpful
뭘 = 무엇을 (뭐를)
뭐 = 무엇
누가 = 누구 + 이/가
어디서 = 어디에서
어디 is a pronoun meaning which place
언제 is also a pronoun meaning which time
어떻게 is an adverb from the adjective 어떻다
어떡 = 어떻게
어떡하다 = 어떻게하다
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hi unnie!!!! Can I ask a question?
Why is it that the korean letter for g is pronounced as a k when you can just use k?
Example :
the korean spelling for how in english is -- eotteohgae
And not --- eotteokae
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Hiii ♥️, in one of your videos you said that " who" in Korean is nugu and in this video "who" it's different ,can you explain me why it's different?
Can you explain why question words are sometimes at the start, and sometimes in the middle of the sentence?
Why does ㅁ sounds likes ㅂ and 누 sounds like 두
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why do koreans pronounce the 누 of 누가 like 두 ?????
ttmik did make a video about it. they said they make the sound ㄴ between there teeth with there tongue. and also because you need to forget the romanisation of the letters. 네 is 네 and not "ne" thats what they said in the video
+ricardo22448 oh thank you.. i have been questioning since like forever 😅
hahah yea me to but i got my answer finally from their video^^
TTMIK is inaccurate many times. What Chang is pointing out is word-initial denasalization of the Korean language.
한국인도 배우는 한국어 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Thanks!! but how about "Which"?
isn't it one of the 'wh' questions?and i also got confused with the 'ni' ending :)
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Korean unnie, Whats the difference between 무엇을 하고 있니 and 뭐해 ? I hope you reply me😭
how to pronounce the last letter of 어떻게 ? 게 = kee or gee ?
Hii! Great video
Is there any difference between '그녀는 왜 거기에 있었니' and '그녀는 왜 거기에 있었어(요)'
Thanks😊
First one is more informal than the second one :)
What about the word which?
What about "which"
무엇을 ? Or 뭐 ? (What)
안녕
If I want to say " which" what should I use?
hi, im really curious. what is the difference between 누구 and 누가?
how about 무슨 일이야?, is it informal?
I thought "mwo" was what ?
Now I can prank my friends by pretending I'm Korean by just saying "what (In Korean)"To everything they say
idk what the korean of W only i didn't understand
한국어니, I was reading another source and was told that asking a question using 니 as the conjugation was feminine and guys wouldn't say that. Is that true. I need to know it because it is used by all my female colleagues and people I meet, but as a guy, I would never say it. What do you think?
Hello,I like your work I know you doing work harder but you need mention the Korean latter translation in English also then it’s will be better like(what-Korean latter-mwo) (why-Korean latter-wae) don’t think Wrong I’m just trying to you do more better because I’m also new subscribers in your channel
Is this formal or informal? I'm trying to learn formal first so I don't offend anyone and then work my way up to informal.
Informal & casual way.
I learn Korean in formal polite first.
Then you can check for informal polite & casual way.
Formal polite always ending with ㅂ니다.
Informal polite with 요 .....cmiiw.
i want and need your shirt 😂
i get confused between formal and informal..so hard :;(
Its really hard to pronounce ,,what” for me 😅
Which?...
단이가 상을 달그락 든다 --- what is the correct translation ?
Is OK if I want to make a sentence the same as I want to make a sentence in English?
I thought what are you doing was mwo-hae? Also, I was watching a K drama and one of the characters was staring at the other and she looked back at her and asked wae even thought I know it's supposed to mean what? Is it because of different context?
I thought mwo hae yo or mwo hae means what are you doing is that wrong??
While you were explaining ´what´, you´ve said in one example ´museun´and in the others normally like ´muiseul´ is ´museun´somthing like a short form of ´muiseul´or anything else? I´m a little bit confused about it ( Sorry for the ´normal´romanized form of the questions, i don´t have the korean keyboard yet >.
hey what is the meaning of a WHAT TIME IS NOW
WHO ARE YOU
WHERE ARE YOU
In korean plsssss...
then what are those "waeyo~, bo?,"
Why the ending sentences are 있어니 and not 있어요 ?
Anjali dev because that is informal way (say it to closer people) but use the formal polite way for general use bc Koreans rlly do respect everyone
Ireuman Ruru But 요is also considered as quite formal way ryt?
Anjali dev yes it’s very formal so it’s a good idea to add that often at then end of sentences. The lady didn’t include that syllable so it would be informal
you are too cute!!!!!!
쌤 , is it an informal way bcause all the sentences is putting +니
Right now I am working at Korea but cannot speak English well.
So the ending -니 makes past tense?!
Wait wtf. Isn't it
What = 뭐
Where = 어디
why = 왜
when = 언제
who = 누구
how = 어떻게
Only when, why, and how seem right to me. I mean obviously you are the Korean.... but I'm so confused now. Can you explain to me why you made why and where different? also who is 누구 right? I even have a study sheet from Talk to me in Korean and it says who is 누구 so can u please explain differnce between 누구 and 누가 ?
But i thought who was 누구??
How do you say “which?”
Creative Pixels it is 어느
Gehad Alaa thx