This is soooo useful... 오늘은 시험이 있었어요... I was kind of confused with these two particles, but now I’m sure I got my answers correct😂 감사합니다 선생님. 열심히 공부합시다 💪🏻❤️
Great question! ^^ 까지 is used "to" as range. from A to B (여기에서 저기까지) or until time (time 까지). 까지 has other meanings too but I should probably make a video about it! Keep on learning~~
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When 에서 is used as ‘from’, it won’t limit any verbs.
May i ask a question?
1) 서울에서 부산까지 얼마나 걸려요? does this sound right? Thank you for teaching us!
😄좋아요
@@Kstyleyo 감사합니다!!
This is soooo useful... 오늘은 시험이 있었어요... I was kind of confused with these two particles, but now I’m sure I got my answers correct😂 감사합니다 선생님. 열심히 공부합시다 💪🏻❤️
열심히 공부하세요 😊🇰🇷
Hi there! Help me out… around minute 06:40 why 저기까지 you pronounce it as “koghi” instead of “joghi”? It really puzzles me. Thanks 😊
you are right! great catch. :) I must have pronounced 거기
@@Kstyleyo hey there! Sorry but… did you mean to write 저기 as in “cho-ghi”? 😅 sometimes sound changes reeeaaally confuses me 🙄
1/ 오늘은 너는 학교에 갔었어요?
2/ 식당에서 같이 만나고 싶어요?
감사합나다 선생님!
좋아요! you can drop 너는 as this is casual. ^^
1. 에
2.에서
U used to with ((저기까자 )) then why didn’t u use 에 instead? Isn’t 에 means to ????
Great question! ^^ 까지 is used "to" as range. from A to B (여기에서 저기까지) or until time (time 까지). 까지 has other meanings too but I should probably make a video about it! Keep on learning~~
나는 집에서 공부해요.
나는 필리핀에서 왔어요.
좋아요. For polite speech, try 저는 instead of 나는 😊
네! 선생님 감사합니다.
오늘은 학교에 갔어요?
식당에서 만날래요?
좋아요^^
@@Kstyleyo 고맙습니다 쌤 😁