Time Stamps 00:00 Skip 01:18 Comparing V-(으)려고 vs V-(으)려고 하다 07:36 V-(으)려고 하다's first meaning: to plan to verb 16:45 Irregular Verbs combined with (으)려고 하다 23:16 V-(으)려고 하다 second meaning: to be about to verb 30:58 V-(으)려고 하다 third meaning: to try to verb 44:52 Practice 1:04:37 Extra Expressions Review Note : explorekorean.net/beginner3-lesson16/ Quizlet Study Set (Vocabs) : quizlet.com/_boboml?x=1jqt&i=46gbno
I wish someone would make a podcast, covering any topic, Korea, local news, chatting with friends/guests. And just a few bits of Korean for learning hopefully repeated and related to podcast topic. So I can listen with interest at work! Doesn't hurt to ask...
Thank you so much for your lesson.please speak about passive and active verb for example 숨긴 체 is a passive verb or not How i realize diffrent between it
hello! I’ve been trying to come up with some sentences by myself and i wonder if it makes sense to say somethinglike “케이크를 구우려고 밀가루 사려고 해요” using the 려고 twice like this! And thank you for the good classes as always i’ve been learning a lot 💓
Can I become fluent with your videos? I also have a Korean textbook called Ewha... My mom says that one cannot learn a language by themselves. She said that the person has to go to the native country and study in a university there, that's how she learned German. But I'm too young to travel to South Korea, so I hope that I can really learn by myself with the help of your videos and my book. Do you think I can?
Definitely! I’m 12 and I’ve been learning by myself for about 6 months now and I have accomplished a lot! You will definitely pick up many things by using those resources. An important step is immersion, which it what your mom is talking about. Luckily you don’t have to go to the country to immerse yourself (but that would really help and it would be fun). You can just watch videos of anything in Korean and it will really improve your listening and speaking skills. I also try to read Korean subtitles to improve my reading speed (because Hangul is not like English letters so it take me longer, along with most learners). Learning a language requires hard work and determination, as well as motivation. Just like anything else. But when you try your hardest, you can succeed at anything no matter what! So what your mom says is right, but that is not the only way. Technically, your not alone because 빅키 선생님 is teaching you. And lastly, I would recommended getting a Korean pen pal or do one of those things that’s like I’ll teach you Korean and you teach me English. Have a great day. 화이팅! 😁
@@Biaaa3130 are you fluent in Korean? What resources did you use? And if i only watch the playlist (videos of miss Vicky in order for learning) can i become fluent?
I have a question. If I am saying: "Tonight I will go to bed early because I am tired." would it be "오늘 밤 자 힘들으려고 해요. And is there another word for tired? Is 힘들다 difficult and NOT tired? I'm a little confused on both of these for some reason.
선생님 Can I use 으려고 해요 with 아/어야겠어요 and 으세요 like 착해지려고 노력해야겠어요. I should try to become nice. 자기가 가진 것에 늘 만족하세요. Always try to be content with what you have. I've read that we can't use 으려고 하다 can't be used together with endings like 으세요, 아어야 해요, -ㅂ시다 Please help me what's the correct information?
New sub here. I recently decided to learn Korean. I am enjoying your videos a lot. I don’t know what’s the story behind the “hm” sound when you speak (is it a habit or a health condition?), but strangely I find it really soothing and I like it. Looking forward to more of your Korean lessons. Keep it up!
@@JeffreyBenjaminWhite she has a tic, nothing is wrong with that. I was asking if it’s a habit or a health condition. How is that rude? I’m not from the US? What does where I’m from have to do with anything? Are you prejudiced?
@@plankton383 well, where I am from, to be so personal asking in this way about personal mannerisms, would be considered rude. And your feigned offense at my saying as much shows a lot about you. You also have a sort of tic, we might say, so I wonder, is your rudeness a habit or a health condition?
Miss vicky actually Iam having a doubt that I am understanding your classes thank you for that but I am facing problem with converting the english words to korean. The words in korean I can make with hangul but I don't know their meaning in English. I hope you could solve this and suggest anything. Thank you.
Love your teaching method. I really learn a lot from your Miss Vicky thank you so much. I just have one question. In a spoken conversation, how would I know if the other is trying to tell me that they are going to do something vs trying to attempt to do something?? 감사합니다~ ❤️
i always love watching your lessons! and you have a sexy voice♥ and your hands is so pretty!!! im so thankful to you 빅키 씨. 선생님!, because I've learned a lot from you! I'm also a learner of TTMIK. but your teaching is so different! 정말 고맙습니다! ♥♥♥
Time Stamps
00:00 Skip
01:18 Comparing V-(으)려고 vs V-(으)려고 하다
07:36 V-(으)려고 하다's first meaning: to plan to verb
16:45 Irregular Verbs combined with (으)려고 하다
23:16 V-(으)려고 하다 second meaning: to be about to verb
30:58 V-(으)려고 하다 third meaning: to try to verb
44:52 Practice
1:04:37 Extra Expressions
Review Note : explorekorean.net/beginner3-lesson16/
Quizlet Study Set (Vocabs) : quizlet.com/_boboml?x=1jqt&i=46gbno
언제 온라인 주업이 있을까요!
You're the best teacher thanks for your hard work
Vicky 선생님, 정말 감사드립니다!!
You're the best! I have just finished reading this topic last night and it is wonderful to watch this video in the morning! 감사합니다
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aah that must've been a good way to review what you learned :)
After a very long time I am able to join your live class and I really enjoyed it today.
오랜만에 봐서 반가웠어요~ :))
thank you so much miss. vicky 선생님! you are so amazing!!!♥♥♥
선생님 잘 들려요. 👏👏👍🏼
Thanks for your effort
감사합니다 선생님! ♥
I got time to see it today .... I learned so much from it! very helpfu Miss Vicky, Thank you so much.
I wish someone would make a podcast, covering any topic, Korea, local news, chatting with friends/guests. And just a few bits of Korean for learning hopefully repeated and related to podcast topic. So I can listen with interest at work! Doesn't hurt to ask...
This is so useful! I am impressed!
Teacher, I want to ask the next live time,thanks
감사합니다 누나
Thank you so much for your lesson.please speak about passive and active verb for example 숨긴 체 is a passive verb or not
How i realize diffrent between it
hello maam goodmorning.new subscriber
thank u for sharing,big help for me.
more blessing and godbless😊😊😊
Great lesson!
Thank you for your lessons. I find them very helpful. What tablet and software are you using, may I ask?
잘 봤습니다 :)!
오늘 저녁에 시간이 있으면 산책하러 가려고요.
hello! I’ve been trying to come up with some sentences by myself and i wonder if it makes sense to say somethinglike “케이크를 구우려고 밀가루 사려고 해요” using the 려고 twice like this! And thank you for the good classes as always i’ve been learning a lot 💓
Can I become fluent with your videos? I also have a Korean textbook called Ewha...
My mom says that one cannot learn a language by themselves. She said that the person has to go to the native country and study in a university there, that's how she learned German. But I'm too young to travel to South Korea, so I hope that I can really learn by myself with the help of your videos and my book. Do you think I can?
Definitely! I’m 12 and I’ve been learning by myself for about 6 months now and I have accomplished a lot! You will definitely pick up many things by using those resources. An important step is immersion, which it what your mom is talking about. Luckily you don’t have to go to the country to immerse yourself (but that would really help and it would be fun). You can just watch videos of anything in Korean and it will really improve your listening and speaking skills. I also try to read Korean subtitles to improve my reading speed (because Hangul is not like English letters so it take me longer, along with most learners). Learning a language requires hard work and determination, as well as motivation. Just like anything else. But when you try your hardest, you can succeed at anything no matter what! So what your mom says is right, but that is not the only way. Technically, your not alone because 빅키 선생님 is teaching you. And lastly, I would recommended getting a Korean pen pal or do one of those things that’s like I’ll teach you Korean and you teach me English. Have a great day. 화이팅! 😁
@@Biaaa3130 are you fluent in Korean? What resources did you use? And if i only watch the playlist (videos of miss Vicky in order for learning) can i become fluent?
I'm happy you switched from paper back to tablet. The sound of markers on paper was hard to listen to~
Your hands just wowhh😊😊
자세히 가르쳐 주셔서 감사합니다, 혹시 무슨 책이에요? 인터넷에서 좋은 중급 책 권고해주시면 너무 도움이 될 거예요. 🙏
I made this very easy sentence: 고영이가 쥐를 물려고 해요. Thank you very much 😎
고영이(x) 고양이(o)
I have a question. If I am saying: "Tonight I will go to bed early because I am tired." would it be "오늘 밤 자 힘들으려고 해요.
And is there another word for tired? Is 힘들다 difficult and NOT tired? I'm a little confused on both of these for some reason.
선생님 Can I use 으려고 해요 with 아/어야겠어요 and 으세요 like
착해지려고 노력해야겠어요. I should try to become nice.
자기가 가진 것에 늘 만족하세요. Always try to be content with what you have.
I've read that we can't use 으려고 하다 can't be used together with endings like 으세요, 아어야 해요, -ㅂ시다 Please help me what's the correct information?
오늘 오후에 한강에 가려고 해요.
Omg I still can’t believe she said my name 🤩🤩🤩
New sub here. I recently decided to learn Korean. I am enjoying your videos a lot. I don’t know what’s the story behind the “hm” sound when you speak (is it a habit or a health condition?), but strangely I find it really soothing and I like it.
Looking forward to more of your Korean lessons. Keep it up!
Rude comment much?
@@JeffreyBenjaminWhite how tf is my comment rude? 😂 who hurt you today?
@@plankton383 lemme guess... u r from the US?
@@JeffreyBenjaminWhite she has a tic, nothing is wrong with that. I was asking if it’s a habit or a health condition. How is that rude? I’m not from the US? What does where I’m from have to do with anything? Are you prejudiced?
@@plankton383 well, where I am from, to be so personal asking in this way about personal mannerisms, would be considered rude. And your feigned offense at my saying as much shows a lot about you. You also have a sort of tic, we might say, so I wonder, is your rudeness a habit or a health condition?
We want high level grammer.it will help us alot
Can you also make a contracted version? I am too busy...
Lol so is she
You can check the review note of this lesson :) you can find it either in the pinned comment or description box.
You are the best
Hi bikii how are you?
What is the oppposite word of 내리다
1- 싣다,2 탑승하다
Which one is correct?
Miss vicky actually Iam having a doubt that I am understanding your classes thank you for that but I am facing problem with converting the english words to korean. The words in korean I can make with hangul but I don't know their meaning in English. I hope you could solve this and suggest anything. Thank you.
Love your teaching method. I really learn a lot from your Miss Vicky thank you so much. I just have one question. In a spoken conversation, how would I know if the other is trying to tell me that they are going to do something vs trying to attempt to do something?? 감사합니다~ ❤️
Is 나 는 책을 읽어 correct
영어 수업도 하실 생각은 없으세요??
Q please can you tell me what is different between 저는 and 나는
You can check this lesson explorekorean.net/absolute-beginner-lesson6/
Unni plz make discord server for people like us
It's esey for us to practice together
i always love watching your lessons! and you have a sexy voice♥ and your hands is so pretty!!! im so thankful to you 빅키 씨. 선생님!, because I've learned a lot from you! I'm also a learner of TTMIK. but your teaching is so different!
정말 고맙습니다! ♥♥♥
친구한데 주려고 편지를 썼습니다.
Thanks for your effort