I just found your channel and all your lectures that I’ve watched are super helpful. For me as person who’s learning korean by themselves, books and websites are sometime cannot explain things better than a real teacher, especially a professor. I’m so glad I found your channel. Thank you so much professor🙏🏼
i like to review the grammars i've learnt during my korean class so i will look for videos like this. starting to get the hang of it!! thank you so much.
Because it is actually a defining word or an adjective or even a relative clause. 것 means "thing" and 는 defines it, like "the thing that...". For example 노래하는 것: the singing thing". That's how I understand it and I hope it helps!!
Remember that Korean verbs come at the end of the sentence. To "move them" into the middle of a sentence, they must be conjugated first. We conjugate them into nouns using either 기 or 는것. He teaches at a university. This is the beginning of a third class so his students have already had 6-8 semester hours of Korean before they begin to study this. This is about my level but it took many hours of study to understand. Good luck in your studies!
@@468strings7 thanks very much... i have a many questions of this types but no one tell me even i write question in comment box. but you told me answer. thank you, may God bless you...
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This is my new favorite channel for learning Korean!
My favorite too😍😍🤩
저는 주말에 잠을 많이 자는 것을 사랑해요. 하하 이 문법을 설명왜주셔서 감사합니다 교수님.
I just found your channel and all your lectures that I’ve watched are super helpful. For me as person who’s learning korean by themselves, books and websites are sometime cannot explain things better than a real teacher, especially a professor. I’m so glad I found your channel. Thank you so much professor🙏🏼
You are the best korean teacher ever! Many thanks professor!!
너무 감사합니다 선생님 ^-^
nomuril sayonghaji mashiyo
"너무"를 사용하지 마세요
너무 = too much/too
정말 또는 진짜 사용하세요
교수님 정말 정말 고맙습니다
상선생님 재미있게 가르쳐 주셔서 감사합니다
This was so helpful! Thank you. Im so glad i found this channel
Such a great teacher. His voice makes you calm to learn more!
oh my god i was struggling with this topic until i watched your video!!!! everything is well explained, very clear and easy to follow. 정말 고마워요 💞
i like to review the grammars i've learnt during my korean class so i will look for videos like this. starting to get the hang of it!! thank you so much.
선생님 You are the best
선생님하고 배우는 게 재미있습니다
정말 고맙습니다
고마워요! 열심히 공부하세요!
@@ProfYoonsKoreanLanguageClass
네, 저는 열심히 하겠습니다! 고맙습니다 ^^
Yoon 선생님이랑 한국어 공부하는 걸 정말 재밌어요
Thank you professor. I love your lessons and the way you explain the things so easily.
Thanks for this lesson, it is very useful. Goes directly to my notes.
Thanks you so much teacher, I'm not English native so I'm glad you teach us those topics seeing as in spanish there's no much information. 정말 감사합니다!!
That was an amazing lesson! Its like i do private lessons with you sir. thank you so much! I subscribed so fast!
감사합니다
저는너무 많이 배운데 선생님 감사합니다!
배우는 게 재미있어요!
선생님 진짜 감사합니다
Thank you, my book was really confusing
정말 고마워요 선생님! 💛
thank you for that observation on the 게임 하다 and 게임 놀다, I'm a beginner and was making that same mistake for a while when practicing.
Excellent! Thank you!
와 가르쳐주서서 감사합니다. 선생님 덕분에서 한국어 배우는 건 어렵지 않습니다.
너무 감사합니다 선생님 정말 재미있어요
정말 감사합니다 선새님!!
너무너무 많이 반갑습니다 선생님
Now i can understand better between 는 것 and 기
선생님 정말 감사합니다 ~~
Aha! It's the gerund. I hated gerund when I was studying English in elementary. Thank you so much!
Very helpful.
Thank you 🙏🏼
고마워요
Thank you. It was very helpful. I will pratice it.
So so helpful!!!!!!!!! Thank you so much!
Pls make more recorded videos like this, 선생님 ☺️
Thầy dậy rất hiểu cho dù em không biết tiếng anh
gamsahamnida seonseangnim..
고맙습니다
Yes 너무 갑사합니다!!! ^^
감
Thank you so much 👍
감사합니다!
Thanks for your share
감사합니다 선생님!!❤
Thank you so much
안녕하세요 선생님.
1 전 독서 하는 것을 좋아해요.
2 전 텔레비전을 보는 것은 좋아해요.
3 전 골프치는 것을 좋아해요.🙏
( 것을> 건 / 걸/) 👈 this point is most important . 감사합나다 선생님.
것은 = 건
것을 = 걸
것=거
것이=게/거가
것을=걸/거를
것은=건/거는
.
this was so helpful!!! thank you so much 😊
PRACTICE SENTENCES:
남들앞에 노래하기싫어합니다.
시간있어면 목공하는것을 좋아요
친구하고 한국말애기하는것을 좋아요
좋아해요*
because 좋아요
means just that somthing is good....
좋다 is an adjactive
하다
makes it to be an verb to like so
thank you soooo much
2024 I just found this very helpful
감사합니다!
Thank you sir.
pasatiempo
When to use 것이 것을
것이 is used if there is an adjective and 것을 is used when there is action verb
것이 is when you want to make a verb as the subject of your sentence
Can I know why prof yoon use 은 instead of 이 after 는 것 here? 6:51
Because it is actually a defining word or an adjective or even a relative clause. 것 means "thing" and 는 defines it, like "the thing that...". For example 노래하는 것: the singing thing". That's how I understand it and I hope it helps!!
아 정말 감사합니다. 거의 2년 동안 한국어를 배우고 있지만 문법은 저에게 정말 힘들어요. 사실 옛날에 오래 전에 이 문법 이미 배웠습니다 하지만 문법의 이유/뜻을 모르겠습니다.
If u saw my comment can u tell me when to use each postpositional with "는 것" I mean 은/는 이/가 을/를 please
hope someone will notice me..here's my question how can you translate 좋아하는것 and 어떤 게? thank you😊
I think 좋아하는 것 has a meaning of "like or liking".
I am an absolute beginner, hope someone else come and help us
좋아하는 것 what i like
어떤 게 Can be translated as what type (what kind)
Can you upload by bdf ??
Whats a different with ~는 거? Its same?
Yes, -거 is a simple form of -것. For example, 이것, 저것, 그것 can be said 이거, 저거, 그거, respectively.
@@ProfYoonsKoreanLanguageClass 감사합니다 선생님
What the difference between 는게 and 는건 ?
는게 - 는것이 untuk topik 는건 - 는거는 untuk subject
-하는 게: = -하는 것이 --> simple statement
-하는 건: = -하는 것은 --> conveys meaning of "difference", "contrast"
e.g.
수영하는게 좋아.
수영하는 건 좋은데 수영장이 너무 멀어서 자주 못 가.
*Can only say b*
*says verv*
안녕하세요 선생님 ~~why we change the verb form into noun foam. "This question give me headache". Rply please.
Remember that Korean verbs come at the end of the sentence. To "move them" into the middle of a sentence, they must be conjugated first. We conjugate them into nouns using either 기 or 는것. He teaches at a university. This is the beginning of a third class so his students have already had 6-8 semester hours of Korean before they begin to study this. This is about my level but it took many hours of study to understand. Good luck in your studies!
@@468strings7 thanks very much...
i have a many questions of this types but no one tell me even i write question in comment box. but you told me answer. thank you, may God bless you...
@@shabanasiddiqui5007 Hi, perhaps I can be a help sometimes. Feel free to ask. 화이팅!
Why is bowling 볼링치다 and golfing 골프치다?
치다 is an expression of "hitting" something
테니스 치다
배드민턴 치다
탁구 치다
배구하다
농구하다
야구하다
수영하다
Thank you so much