입니다/예요/이에요 (Is/Am/Are) Korean Verb Ending

This is basic Korean grammar series for beginner level Korean language learners. These grammar lessons are useful for people preparing for TOPIK I. In this lesson you will learn how to use In this lesson you will learn how to use Korean Verb Ending 입니다/예요/이에요. These are verb 'to be' i.e. Is/Am/Are. Generally these endings are the first Korean grammar pattern you learn.
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[@Elitelasagna]

You are so nice!
I don't know how to thank you... This is so helpful
감사합니다!

[@Herdexx24slsir]

Very Clear! Thank you for the video!

[@jeanmicheldu4936]

What the difference between 입니다 and 예요 ?

[@Topikguide]

The meaning of both is same but 입니다 is formal while 예요 is used in casual speaking.

[@WweUploadHDForYou]

omg thank you i finally understand what this is. english is not my native language so i had a hard time understanding this

[@noikelly2]

Thank you very much

[@bb-yz2bn]

Imida more formal right?

[@shubhangijain28]

i saw 에요 with 다행이에요. could you please clear why 이에요 is used with 다행이에요 in sentence:
무사히 끝나서 다행이에요.

[@Topikguide]

When the word is ending with a patchim (consonant) we add 이에요. When ending with a vowel sound, 예요 is added.
Ex - 의사예요.
선생임이에요.

[@rizwanbutt970]

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[@grammar-]

이해가 너무 잘되요

[@hambogo08]

If we uses 입니다 and 이에요/여요 in is/am/are then where we have to use 아요 and 어요 please tell me I'm in a big confusion

[@zanekoh3473]

Can i use im ni da or im ni ka or a word whose last letter is a vowel?

[@user-et7dc5um5k]

I cant understand what the difference between 니다 and 이에요/에요?

[@judhelortega8610]

I think that "Is/am/are" becomes "same".

[@jellyyz6335]

In the name , why do we say 저는 and not 나는?

[@blue-ct3hh]

저는 is a formal way of introducing yourself (to adults or for people whom you met the first time)
It is not wrong to use 나는. However, this does not end with 입니다.
나는 is a less formal way (to people younger) and 입니다 is a more formal way of ending a speech. Therefore, they do not go together.
so you would say..
저는 (your name) 입니다
or
나는 (your name) (이)라고해

[@svimarie6844]

blue Omg, thank you so much for this.

[@rahmathasan2793]

@@blue-ct3hh 라고해 means ???