I'm reaching a stage where it's getting easier and easier to understand new concepts, and your videos are making it so much simpler! Thank you so much for doing what you do!
Minji Teaches Korean 민지 티치 코리안 not so much advanced but medium level are hard to find. Are you still making videos? I love your videos, very helpful. I hope you keep it up! Thanks
If you're busy, watch it from 2:43 !! :) Thanks for watching ♥ + And the song at the intro is '친구라도 될 걸 그랬어 by 거미(Gummy) !! Very old but really popular song :)
Thank you for free Korean lesson. I can catch up easily..you teach well... I'm just having a hard time memorizing the conjugation, verbs, etc...I'm taking it easy...but all in all thank you!!! I really loved all the videos and it helps a lot....
tnx again your tutorial very easy to gets...i love your tutorial very simple and easy to put on my mind...you´ve got me miss 선 생 님 your the best and my idol..😍😍😘😘
Thank you so much!!! For a whole one day I have learned a lot from your videos, I just need practice on pronouncing it correctly!!!💜♥️👏🏻 God Bless You Eunnie, and more power to your RUclips!!!♥️
Great lesson! Can you tell us when we should use -어/아야 했다 ? I think the concept of -어/아야 하다 is different. It means "must" or "have to" which is different from what you're teaching here as "should have". But I'm confused. 감사합니다!
I’m kinda late but I have a question. How about you are talking about we? Like “We should’ve …”. Would it be -걸 그랬어요 or -지 그랬어요? I have a hunch that it’s 걸 그랬어요 but I’m not completely sure. Also, I think I’ve heard people drop the 그랬어(요) and just say 걸. For example, something like 집에 가지 말걸. Is that okay to say too?
Well when it comes to 'We', you can put 저희가 (for formal) or 우리가 (for informal) at the beginning of the sentence. For example 저희가 살 걸 그랬어요 (We should've bought) or 우리가 갈 걸 그랬어(We should've gone) But I think Koreans usually omit the subject a lot especially in the spoken language so it's okay to just say 걸 그랬어요 / 지 그랬어요 :) And yes Koreans drop 그랬어요 a lot! So you can say 집에 가지 말 걸 ^^ Also I say ' 조금만 먹을 걸' a lot these days 😂 It means 'I should've eaten less'
MinJi 선생님, These 2 structures can be used with he/she/It/we/they or are an excepcion as "shall" in English? If I write this way "먹지말 걸 그래요" It will mean "shouldn't eat" for example? 고마워요, 선생님!!
Thanks a lot this was really easy to understand! 👍❤ I have a question, how would I say for example my friend or (name of any other person) should/ shouldn't have [...] ?
K ᗩ I Z ᗩ Well in that case using '었/았/했어야 했는데' would be better..! I'm sorry if I'm making you confused now For example 'Minji should have gone to the party' is '민지가 파티에 갔었어야 했는데' (가다 + 었어야 했다) And 'James should have eaten breakfast' is '제임스가 아침을 먹었어야 했는데'
Eonni , Can You explain that in exeption of [kor/l] conjugation .... how to know the verb that ends in consonant but we have to attach [r/l kol ] i mean is there any way to know?
Can I ask something? I always hear 안했어야지 or 갔어야지 type of sentences in dramas :) and they are also translated as I shouldn't have or I should have. Is there a difference or is it the same?
It’s funny how those exact sentences in my head that I want to translate while watching this are also the sample sentences hahahahaha what a coincidence.
Since 'we' is including me, so 'we should have' will share the same conjugation as 'I should have'. The other parties such as he or they will share the same conjugation as 'you'. Am i correct?
That was great thanks :) two questions tho. How about when talking about the present, like "I should do..."? Is 할걸 그래요 correct? Also, when using -시 honorifics, any special rule to observe? Or i can just go 드시지 그랬습니다/하시지 말지 그랬습니다 ?
skylinrg 'Should' and 'Should have' is different in Korean. Should is '-/어/아/야 돼요' or '-/어/아/야 해요' So for example, 'should go' is '가야 돼요' or '가야 해요' And 'should eat' is '먹어야 돼요' or '먹어야 돼요' I'll cover about this soon! So.. pls wait for it
And you have to put the 시 honorifics to the verb at the end! Ex) 그러+시+었어요 -> 그러셨어요 So You shouldnt have done is '하지 말지 그러셨어요' in really formal language!
선생님 대답하셔서 고맙습니다~ So... does it mean there's no difference between "have to" and "should"? Sorry I'll wait for you to cover it :D Please also cover -야지 and -야겠다 if you may :) 그리고... 선생님 영어를 어떻게 배우셨는지 궁굼해요 :) 억수로 잘 아세요~ 한국어 가르쳐 주셔서 너무 고맙고요 ㅠㅠ
@@minjiteacheskorean oh my gosh i have been looking for an explanation for this FOREVER!!! I thought I had to negate 어야 되다 with 안 somewhere! Thank you thank you
Angie Marroquin Early is '이른' or '일찍' in Korean. For example 'Early morning' is 이른 아침. And 'I eat breakfast early in the morning' is '저는 아침 일찍 밥을 먹어요' And 'Earlier' is 더 일찍 which means literally 'more early' or '예상보다 일찍' (more earlier than I expected) And it's also '진작에' depending on the context! So '한국어를 진작에 배울 걸 그랬어요' is same with '한국어를 더 일찍 배울 걸 그랬어요'. And it means I should've learned Korean earlier
Hi! I love your videos! I'm an intermediate learner and they are very helpful! How could I say " should have/ shouldn't have" in honorifics? Thank You!!
Norah Al Johani 안녕하세요! 'I should have / shouldn't have' in honorifics is '-걸 그랬어요 /-지 말걸 그랬어요' , just like I covered in this video. And 'You should have / shouldn't have' in honorifics is '-지 그러셨어요 / -지 말지 그러셨어요' :) Ex) 먹지 말지 그랬어요(formal) 드시지 말지 그러셨어요(Very formal) 드시다 is a humble form of 먹다(eat) 😁😁
I have another question that isn't related to this video, but to how I should use the formal or honorifics. I live near a Korean Cultural Center, should I use the formal language of honorifics to speak to the people who work there? Thank You again!!!
Well it depends on how you are close with them but in general using the formal language would be better. So I think if you are not too close with them or not sure what to use, just use '요' form:) Like 안녕하세요, 식사 하셨어요?, 어디 가세요?, etc. And if you want to say sth in formal way, use the '습니다' form! I always use '~습니다' form when I work at a company or I'm with my professor. I'm like '알겠습니다' or '~고 생각합니다.' Oh, and also when I give a presentation, I use 습니다 a lot !
I tried hard to search the song xD haha I thought it was an ost from "While you were sleeping" but it wasnt xD I am learning Korean best with your videos 정말 감사합니다
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I'm reaching a stage where it's getting easier and easier to understand new concepts, and your videos are making it so much simpler!
Thank you so much for doing what you do!
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This was so helpful! I love when you make videos that are a bit more advanced than just the regular beginner level content!! :)
placid_snail Oh I'll try to make a lesson for advanced Korean learners in the next time!! Thanks for letting me know😁
Yes!! More intermediate to advanced content!
Minji Teaches Korean 민지 티치 코리안 not so much advanced but medium level are hard to find. Are you still making videos? I love your videos, very helpful. I hope you keep it up! Thanks
If you're busy, watch it from 2:43 !! :) Thanks for watching ♥
+ And the song at the intro is '친구라도 될 걸 그랬어 by 거미(Gummy) !! Very old but really popular song :)
Minji Teaches Korean 이것은 하지 말걸 그랬어요!!!(The intro is great😎)
다 좋아요, 선생님!
최고, 최고!!!!😘
Amanda Siol 이건 = 이것은 (이거는)
thank you so much! Your explanations are so easy to understand, it helps a lot! :)
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Fantastic lesson, MInji! Thanks for putting it together.
So useful! The way you build the examples is clear and makes it easy to understand.
Thank you for free Korean lesson. I can catch up easily..you teach well... I'm just having a hard time memorizing the conjugation, verbs, etc...I'm taking it easy...but all in all thank you!!! I really loved all the videos and it helps a lot....
You’re the best Korean teacher. I love you Minji
어제 숙제를 할 걸 그랬어 ㅠㅠ
you can sing
You have beatifull voice
Nice to see how you looked two years ago, teacher. I will try to see if I can hear this pattern in K-drama.
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tnx again your tutorial very easy to gets...i love your tutorial very simple and easy to put on my mind...you´ve got me miss 선 생 님 your the best and my idol..😍😍😘😘
you make everything sooo easy to understand and remember
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민지 씨는 좋은 선생님이에요. 고마워요
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Great instruction!
Thank you very much! You made that so easy to understand!
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It's informative. 고맙습니다
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너무 감사해요! 민지 선생님이 잘 가르쳐요! I always wondered how to say this in Korean but I hadn't see anyone else cover this grammar point! 진짜 도움이 돼요!
I love these more advanced lessons and all the examples were very helpful.
민지선생님의 데뷔할 거예요! 화이팅입니다! ♡♡♡
ㅋㅋㅋ 😂
Thank you for your video
Thank you so much!! This lesson is very helpful. You make the grammar much easier to understand!!!
Youre so good..please make more videos..its really helpful
정말로 고마워요 민지 선생님
thank you for sharing minji..more power and keep on uploading..keep safe..
감사합니다 ❤
thank you for this video! you explained it so well
よくやったミンジ先生!
先生の動画からたくさん新しい言葉と文法が学んだ!!
すごく便利と思います!
こんなに知識がある動画を作って続けってください!😆👍
ミンジ先生、ありがとうございます。👍😆
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Minji Teaches Korean you speak Japanese?
Your content is actually really helpful! 잘했어요! :)
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Thank you Minji for breaking things down so they make sense to me.
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Thank you so much!!! For a whole one day I have learned a lot from your videos, I just need practice on pronouncing it correctly!!!💜♥️👏🏻 God Bless You Eunnie, and more power to your RUclips!!!♥️
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Unnie you have a beautiful voice😍
Thank You teacher ❤
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This video is mind-blowingly helpful. Thank you so much! I couldn't say express it anymore!
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Kelly Kriel You're welcome😗 고마워요
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Could you cover it, they, we, or those people? Thank you.
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Great lesson! Can you tell us when we should use -어/아야 했다 ? I think the concept of -어/아야 하다 is different. It means "must" or "have to" which is different from what you're teaching here as "should have". But I'm confused. 감사합니다!
William Kelley Sure! I'm planning to cover that subject too :)
I've learned a lot from this video.. 감사합니다
It's much helpful👌👌👌
한국어를 전작에 배울 걸 그랬어요.😍감사합나다
You should become a singer 😍😍😍
It was great! 저희 예쁜 선생님 😊 감사합니다
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I’m kinda late but I have a question. How about you are talking about we? Like “We should’ve …”. Would it be -걸 그랬어요 or -지 그랬어요? I have a hunch that it’s 걸 그랬어요 but I’m not completely sure. Also, I think I’ve heard people drop the 그랬어(요) and just say 걸. For example, something like 집에 가지 말걸. Is that okay to say too?
Well when it comes to 'We', you can put 저희가 (for formal) or 우리가 (for informal) at the beginning of the sentence. For example 저희가 살 걸 그랬어요 (We should've bought) or 우리가 갈 걸 그랬어(We should've gone) But I think Koreans usually omit the subject a lot especially in the spoken language so it's okay to just say 걸 그랬어요 / 지 그랬어요 :)
And yes Koreans drop 그랬어요 a lot!
So you can say 집에 가지 말 걸 ^^
Also I say ' 조금만 먹을 걸' a lot these days 😂 It means 'I should've eaten less'
Minji Teaches Korean 민지 티치 코리안 ok thank you so much!!
Thank you, you sing so well, have a beautiful voice! I know this song but don't remember the name if you could tell me
선생님 너무예뻐요
Annyong Minji, nice sounding video. Greetings from Singapore
btw, Terminal 4 had just opened
But google translate argues this pattern saying it means "I thought I'd" or "was going to" just an FYI.
MinJi 선생님,
These 2 structures can be used with he/she/It/we/they or are an excepcion as "shall" in English?
If I write this way "먹지말 걸 그래요" It will mean "shouldn't eat" for example?
고마워요, 선생님!!
your grammer in english is totally wrong but your teaching style is so good. Love you Minji.
You're videos are so well made and so helpful! Thank you so much for all your hard work to help us learn! :)
Payton Renee It's my pleasure! You're welcome and thanks for watching😁😁
진작에 민지 선새님의 유튜브를 볼 걸 그랬어요.
파티에 갈걸 그랬어요. =?= 파티에 갔어야 했어요. 두 문장은 차이가 있나요? 아무 누앙스라든지?
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Thanks a lot this was really easy to understand! 👍❤ I have a question, how would I say for example my friend or (name of any other person) should/ shouldn't have [...] ?
K ᗩ I Z ᗩ Well in that case using '었/았/했어야 했는데' would be better..! I'm sorry if I'm making you confused now
For example 'Minji should have gone to the party' is '민지가 파티에 갔었어야 했는데' (가다 + 었어야 했다)
And 'James should have eaten breakfast' is '제임스가 아침을 먹었어야 했는데'
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가다-to go,오다-to come,보다-to watch/see,먹다-to eat,마시다-to drink👌감사합니다
suraj rajbanshi Good!! 😁😁 Thanks for watching
Eonni , Can You explain that in exeption of [kor/l] conjugation .... how to know the verb that ends in consonant but we have to attach [r/l kol ] i mean is there any way to know?
Can I ask something?
I always hear 안했어야지 or 갔어야지 type of sentences in dramas :) and they are also translated as I shouldn't have or I should have. Is there a difference or is it the same?
Minji, when does one use 진작에 or 일찍 what is the difference?
It’s funny how those exact sentences in my head that I want to translate while watching this are also the sample sentences hahahahaha what a coincidence.
What about other subjects like we, he/she, they?
Hi! What is the verb stem of “진작”? And why is it 진작 and 일찍 has the same meaning yet different spelling in korean?
어떻게요?
Since 'we' is including me, so 'we should have' will share the same conjugation as 'I should have'. The other parties such as he or they will share the same conjugation as 'you'. Am i correct?
That was great thanks :) two questions tho.
How about when talking about the present, like "I should do..."? Is 할걸 그래요 correct?
Also, when using -시 honorifics, any special rule to observe? Or i can just go 드시지 그랬습니다/하시지 말지 그랬습니다 ?
skylinrg 'Should' and 'Should have' is different in Korean. Should is '-/어/아/야 돼요' or '-/어/아/야 해요'
So for example, 'should go' is '가야 돼요' or '가야 해요'
And 'should eat' is '먹어야 돼요' or '먹어야 돼요'
I'll cover about this soon! So.. pls wait for it
And you have to put the 시 honorifics to the verb at the end! Ex) 그러+시+었어요 -> 그러셨어요
So You shouldnt have done is '하지 말지 그러셨어요' in really formal language!
선생님 대답하셔서 고맙습니다~
So... does it mean there's no difference between "have to" and "should"? Sorry I'll wait for you to cover it :D
Please also cover -야지 and -야겠다 if you may :)
그리고... 선생님 영어를 어떻게 배우셨는지 궁굼해요 :) 억수로 잘 아세요~ 한국어 가르쳐 주셔서 너무 고맙고요 ㅠㅠ
@@minjiteacheskorean oh my gosh i have been looking for an explanation for this FOREVER!!! I thought I had to negate 어야 되다 with 안 somewhere! Thank you thank you
I really want to put another like😭💞💞💞💞💞♥
What if the subject is "We" ?
Hi Minji! Could you please answer my question. How do you say "early", and "earlier" in Korean? What is 진작 and 일찍? How are they used? Thank you!
Angie Marroquin Early is '이른' or '일찍' in Korean. For example 'Early morning' is 이른 아침. And 'I eat breakfast early in the morning' is '저는 아침 일찍 밥을 먹어요'
And 'Earlier' is 더 일찍 which means literally 'more early' or '예상보다 일찍' (more earlier than I expected) And it's also '진작에' depending on the context!
So '한국어를 진작에 배울 걸 그랬어요' is same with '한국어를 더 일찍 배울 걸 그랬어요'. And it means I should've learned Korean earlier
Thank you so much Minji!
4:30 here you say ‘earlier’ is ‘일찍‘ but before in the video you said ‘진작’ means ‘earlier’. what is the difference?
Hi! I love your videos! I'm an intermediate learner and they are very helpful! How could I say " should have/ shouldn't have" in honorifics? Thank You!!
Norah Al Johani 안녕하세요! 'I should have / shouldn't have' in honorifics is '-걸 그랬어요 /-지 말걸 그랬어요' , just like I covered in this video.
And 'You should have / shouldn't have' in honorifics is '-지 그러셨어요 / -지 말지 그러셨어요' :)
Ex) 먹지 말지 그랬어요(formal)
드시지 말지 그러셨어요(Very formal)
드시다 is a humble form of 먹다(eat) 😁😁
Thank you!!!
I have another question that isn't related to this video, but to how I should use the formal or honorifics. I live near a Korean Cultural Center, should I use the formal language of honorifics to speak to the people who work there? Thank You again!!!
Well it depends on how you are close with them but in general using the formal language would be better. So I think if you are not too close with them or not sure what to use, just use '요' form:) Like 안녕하세요, 식사 하셨어요?, 어디 가세요?, etc. And if you want to say sth in formal way, use the '습니다' form!
I always use '~습니다' form when I work at a company or I'm with my professor. I'm like '알겠습니다' or '~고 생각합니다.' Oh, and also when I give a presentation, I use 습니다 a lot !
Minji Teaches Korean Thank you again!!!
Can someone explain the difference between 갈 걸 그랬다 and 갔을 텐데?
진짜 쉽게 이해해요 ^^ 감사합니다 예쁜 선생님 😘
Sumin ryu 감사합니다
올 지 말걸 그랬어요,파티에 가지 말걸 그랬어요, are these right???
supop beautifull
Why is no one talking about her great singing at the beginning 😳😳
Google translate does not like this form of should have or should not have. Wonder why it doesn't get it?
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I tried hard to search the song xD haha I thought it was an ost from "While you were sleeping" but it wasnt xD I am learning Korean best with your videos 정말 감사합니다
John Ray Llavan Oh that song is 친구라도 될 걸 그랬어 by 거미!! :) 감사합니다😁😁