I am really enjoying this "Easy Korean Patterns" series of yours. I struggled with some of these tasks on other services, but I finally learnt the use of 것 and the difference with 을 & 를, and when to use them. Thank you for uploading this video
Minji, your cheerfulness and enthusiasm make your explanations quite easy to remember. At the same time you avoid becoming too casual. Your method is fun and professional, so bravo! Personally, I love the decorations in your room in this video 💻
If there is a ㄹ on the bottom of the verb (like 놀다) do you always have to remove it when it comes to saying like “저는 노는 것을 좋아해요”? Also does the same rule apply for a ㅂ on the bottom?
Thank you. I really appreciate all the examples you give along with the Hangul and Romanization. It's still seems very complicated to me, how Korean nouns and verbs change and need words added for vowel or consonant endings. Sigh. I hope to get the hang of it soon. Thanks again. Minji.
저는 배우는 한국어를 좋아해요. 저는 보는 영화를 좋아해요. I like learning Korean/I like watching movies or those sentences would mean "I like to learn Korean/ I like to watch movies"? Are those sentences correct, 선생님?
안녕하세요. 그냥 일본인이에요. 일본어와 한국어 매우 비슷하니까 간단해요. 아직 한국에 가본 적이 없으니까 가고 싶어요. 근데 장수 할 수 없지 싶어요. 내 여동생은 꽤 견교한 답니다. 또 트와이스 일본에 가줬으면 좋겠어요. 어제 나가 밥을 만들었을 때 아마도 술을 많이 넣어서인지 맛없어졌거든요. 하마터면 죽을 뻔했더라고요. 죄송합니다, 예문이 었어요...
can i ask something 선상님? is my grammar correct? " 저는 주로 5시에서 일어나요. " ( what i want to say is i usually wake up at 5). 감사합니다 선상님. and also how to say " Can i ask something?" . thanks again
Annyeong Minji. I want to learn how to speak and understand korean language but I don't know how to start. I am studying by myself without any references. I am watching your videos and they are all useful. I just want to ask if you know a best website for me to learn a step by step process to learn korean. You videos are the best but I want to learn somethinh step by step. Please help me. Thank you so much!
Hi! I have a question: I learned that 같다 means "to look (like something)". For example 바보 같다 = to look stupid/fool Can I use 같다 to express a verb, like "Does it look like/Do I look like I'm liking/enjoying it?" or is there a better way to say it? Would it be "좋아할 것 같지요?"?
That's right, actually. Though as you wrote it, it means "it seems like I would like it, right?" If you use 'ㄹ' 것 같다 that means "it looks like it will..." or "it seems like it will.." or "I think it would..." in the future. When you end a question with 지(요) it's confirming something you both agree on. Like "right?" "eh?" "don't you think?" What you could say is: 좋아하는 것 같아요? Do you think I like it? Does it seem like I like it?
안녕하세요~ !! You have to say 저는 블랙핑크“를” 좋아해요. It is because when it comes to 좋아하다, mostly the object particle 을 or 를 is accompanied! You still can say 저는 블랙핑크“는” 좋아해요. But it has a slightly different meaning, like. “(While I’m NOT interested in any groups,) specifically as for Blackpink, I love them. Because 은 or 는 can be used when you’re comparing things!
I’ve covered the tricky particles, so please check those out too!! RUclips video about 은는 ➡️ ruclips.net/video/XlSwGSAxsFI/видео.html Short series about particles ➡️ ruclips.net/user/shortsbHyHkvUejjQ?feature=share ruclips.net/user/shorts2Dq3r9R5DJA?feature=share ruclips.net/user/shortsoArBhXJkTIc?feature=share
This is the romanization used for public purposes, such as denoting region names, surnames, and pronunciation. However, it doesn’t always match how it should be, as it’s not English. 🥲 For example, while ‘eo’ is strictly used for ㅓ, it’s actually pronounced more like [uh]. Reading Hangeul as it’s meant to be is the most accurate way!
@Xochitl Rizo, you're trying to say "I like Min Yoongi" right? You had a small error in the name lol. It would actually be "저는 민윤기를 좋아해요." You put 욘기 (pronounced yongi), but it's actually 윤기 (pronounced yoongi) Also, ARMYYYYY😂
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I am really enjoying this "Easy Korean Patterns" series of yours. I struggled with some of these tasks on other services, but I finally learnt the use of 것 and the difference with 을 & 를, and when to use them. Thank you for uploading this video
For me it's kor difficult than easy😣😣
I like this
Ohhh I needed to learn this!😍
저는 요리하는 것을 좋아해요😍
감사합니다!!!!!
나는 이것을 좋아한다
just saved me for my korean class presentation THANK YOU
저는 민지 씨 비디오 보는 것을 진짜 좋아해요~~ 정말 재밌게 봤어요! 💜💜
Minji, your cheerfulness and enthusiasm make your explanations quite easy to remember. At the same time you avoid becoming too casual. Your method is fun and professional, so bravo! Personally, I love the decorations in your room in this video 💻
I extremely like how you explain the things... It's easy to understand.... Thank you so much😭
If there is a ㄹ on the bottom of the verb (like 놀다) do you always have to remove it when it comes to saying like “저는 노는 것을 좋아해요”? Also does the same rule apply for a ㅂ on the bottom?
ThankkYouu so muchh!! It was much needed 😭❤️❤️❤️
Wow. Amazing
Thanks.
Your teaching style is VERY GOOD.
Thank you for using COLOR CODING and ALPHABET as well.
They are very HELPFUL
Hi, dear, ur video is very yelping me to learn Korean. Thanks
Thanks minji you really make so simple . Please more videos about grammar structures 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Thank you. I really appreciate all the examples you give along with the Hangul and Romanization. It's still seems very complicated to me, how Korean nouns and verbs change and need words added for vowel or consonant endings. Sigh. I hope to get the hang of it soon. Thanks again. Minji.
안녕 하세요 this chanel is really helpful for beginners.i also liked way of explanation
very helpful thanks!
감사합니다 민지씨 I learnt a lot from you. Thanks a lot for sharing the videos.
I love the way you teach on your channel. You have brilliant one. 감사합니다!
Thank you very much
Thank you for the videos! They're really helpful, and you're a great teacher :) Thanks again! :)
Love it. You get better ever time, which helps us get better each time.
Good to see you back
Oo ya you are back
Unnie! welcome baaaack 사랑해요! ❤️💗😊😊
I love your teaching!!
저는 한국어를 좋아해요❤️
I hope I wrote it correctly^^
감사합니다❤️
YES!!!!!! This is such a great video!!!! Perfect perfect perfect!!!!!
안녕하세요 김선생님 ! Pls make a video cover about INFINITE.. Pls.. i really like them and i missed them so much.. 감사드립니다..
Thank you for these videos ❤
감사합니다
감사합니다 선생님
wow. it is very helpful to me. i understand much better now. thank you for this video.. 😊
These videos are so helpful..thankyou
Yes!!! love from Brasil!!!!
오서 오십시오! 선생님! 화이팅!
저는 배우는 한국어를 좋아해요.
저는 보는 영화를 좋아해요.
I like learning Korean/I like watching movies or those sentences would mean "I like to learn Korean/ I like to watch movies"? Are those sentences correct, 선생님?
Yeah ! At last I know how to say I like. Nice video Minji ;-)
thanks for this new upload😊😁😁
Eonnie Minji! We miss you so much! ♡♡♡ Im so happy your notif pops up in tab. Yasssss♡♡♡
Hi 누나,
Can we use 좋아지 않아요 to say "I don't like" instead of saying "I hate (싫어해요)" ??
Minji from the song there is a part it says 좋아, 이 분위기가 좋아 could you please tell me why not 좋아해?
Hi minji, I'm your new subscriber 😁 i love your videos very useful^^ Let me show u what i have learned from this video "자는 민지 씨는 좋아요"😋
I'm appreciate your lesson 💕
Thank you for your help! What is the difference between 좋아한다 and 좋아해요? (Romanized: joh-ahanda and joh-ahaeyo)
안녕하세요. 그냥 일본인이에요. 일본어와 한국어 매우 비슷하니까 간단해요. 아직 한국에 가본 적이 없으니까 가고 싶어요. 근데 장수 할 수 없지 싶어요. 내 여동생은 꽤 견교한 답니다.
또 트와이스 일본에 가줬으면 좋겠어요. 어제 나가 밥을 만들었을 때 아마도 술을 많이 넣어서인지 맛없어졌거든요. 하마터면 죽을 뻔했더라고요. 죄송합니다, 예문이 었어요...
can i ask something 선상님? is my grammar correct? " 저는 주로 5시에서 일어나요. " ( what i want to say is i usually wake up at 5). 감사합니다 선상님. and also how to say " Can i ask something?" . thanks again
Can you please make a video on basic useful verbs and adjectives
Aaaa minji!!!!
Borahaeeeeee
Plz help me out!!!!
Instead of converting 하다 verb into noun by adding 는 것
Can't we just remove 하다......and get the noun???
Beautiful and very helpful video. thanks! I wish it was a bit longer though ...
I am regular student from nepal.
나는 민지를 좋아해
how do you make korean so easy? queen 💥💥💥
난 민지 선생님을 좋아합니다 😇
Thanks a lot, so the verb loses its final consonant sound when is joined to 는것.
@Minji What is that background from? I feel like I've seen it somewhere in a cartoon show?
🇳🇵🇰🇷 Miss you love you korean unnie ....💞❤️💞 thanks for nice video ....looking so...cute & queen
thank you so much
Annyeong Minji. I want to learn how to speak and understand korean language but I don't know how to start. I am studying by myself without any references. I am watching your videos and they are all useful. I just want to ask if you know a best website for me to learn a step by step process to learn korean. You videos are the best but I want to learn somethinh step by step. Please help me. Thank you so much!
I would recommend talktomeinkorean.com and howtostudykorean.com !!
@@Tyler-yw1hq thanks for the suggestion. I will try this then
So i want to ask you a question!!! i have to learn vocabulary first or grammar?
Can you make video for verb stem plus 봤자 ?
온니 애고 춯아해요.감사함니다! is this correct?
Wow miss i like ur Dancing .once more plz haha 😀
my name is also minji😄😄😄
저는 공부하는 것을 좋합니다
how would you make those i to questions?
doesnt mar mean words or speaking as well?
our very beautiful seongsengnim
I love u miss 😀
noona, u went holiday and suntan yourself?
I like your computer.... ㅋㅋㅋ😂😂
Question: Can you also say 거를 instead of 것을?
So: 먹는 거를 좋아해요?
Or do you have to use 것 with this conjugation?
Like u can shorten to 하는 걸 좋아해요
것 plus 가 will be 게
것 plus 는 will be 건
Hi! I have a question:
I learned that 같다 means "to look (like something)". For example 바보 같다 = to look stupid/fool
Can I use 같다 to express a verb, like "Does it look like/Do I look like I'm liking/enjoying it?" or is there a better way to say it?
Would it be "좋아할 것 같지요?"?
That's right, actually. Though as you wrote it, it means "it seems like I would like it, right?"
If you use 'ㄹ' 것 같다 that means "it looks like it will..." or "it seems like it will.." or "I think it would..." in the future.
When you end a question with 지(요) it's confirming something you both agree on. Like "right?" "eh?" "don't you think?"
What you could say is: 좋아하는 것 같아요? Do you think I like it? Does it seem like I like it?
I see! Thank you for replying!
How to say "i like Teacher Minji? 😍나는 선생님 민지기를 좋아헤요. Please correct me if im wrong.
I think in Korean the order changes; it would be "Minji teacher".
가 in stead of 를
wow
Unnie d subtitle coming in ur video is shielding d pattrn u r mentioning..so plz omit dat subtitle part or mention dat pattrn on uppr side of d video.
plz why is the h sound pronounced as wa? i am really confused
저는 겨울 을 좋아해요
Also when i play game with korean people they keep saying ㅗㅗ and ㅉㅉ
Can you explain that too?
저는 딸기과 사과를 좋아해요
나는 자는 것을 좋아해
Thank you so much T_T♥
자는 블랙핀크는 좋아해요 is it true?
안녕하세요~ !! You have to say 저는 블랙핑크“를” 좋아해요.
It is because when it comes to 좋아하다, mostly the object particle 을 or 를 is accompanied!
You still can say 저는 블랙핑크“는” 좋아해요. But it has a slightly different meaning, like. “(While I’m NOT interested in any groups,) specifically as for Blackpink, I love them.
Because 은 or 는 can be used when you’re comparing things!
I’ve covered the tricky particles, so please check those out too!!
RUclips video about 은는 ➡️ ruclips.net/video/XlSwGSAxsFI/видео.html
Short series about particles
➡️ ruclips.net/user/shortsbHyHkvUejjQ?feature=share
ruclips.net/user/shorts2Dq3r9R5DJA?feature=share
ruclips.net/user/shortsoArBhXJkTIc?feature=share
@@minjiteacheskorean ouh i got it
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Hola Preciosa!!!
Why is that the latin spelling sounds nothing like what is being pronounced?
This is the romanization used for public purposes, such as denoting region names, surnames, and pronunciation.
However, it doesn’t always match how it should be, as it’s not English. 🥲
For example, while ‘eo’ is strictly used for ㅓ, it’s actually pronounced more like [uh].
Reading Hangeul as it’s meant to be is the most accurate way!
저는 민욘기를 좋아해요.😂
@Xochitl Rizo, you're trying to say "I like Min Yoongi" right? You had a small error in the name lol.
It would actually be "저는 민윤기를 좋아해요."
You put 욘기 (pronounced yongi), but it's actually 윤기 (pronounced yoongi)
Also, ARMYYYYY😂
Your so sweet
I want to know my name in korean and how you spell it. Its tamera
Tamera rosely I think it’s 타메라
U love princess I like you
Still waiting for the " how to say I hate" video 😢
Err I'm really confused 😔😔😣😣
I like you sweet girl
xanun minji lul xuwaheyo
Thank u so much