I know for many native English speakers, learning a language like Korean can be both daunting & intimidating due to the difference in sentence structure. A basic compound sentence like: "I want to go to Korea to see Korean Unnie." When translated to Korean, the word order is almost completely reversed and becomes: "I - Korean Unnie - to see - Korea - go want to." -저는 한국언니를 보고 한국에 가고 싶어요.- 저는 헌국어니를 보러 한국에 가고 싶어요. But your brain reorganizes the words for you automatically; and believe it or not, this is much easier to say if you don't think about the word order.
Henry Nakamura : Initially one does, but once once one becomes fluent in a language, one no longer consciously thinks about word order. We make try to think of a particular word, but we don't think of where to insert that word in a sentence.
Tony Ahn, Jr. I don't understand. Don't just ALL of the verbs go to the end? Like "We got what we came here for", isn't it "We what we here for got came" ??? Please answer lmao this is what I have trouble with.
bts is my life. i don't think you can except it. ~ The short Answer: No you do NOT just put ALL the verbs on the end of a Korean sentence. In English grammar, basic sentences follow the pattern: Subject + Verb + Object In Korean grammar, basic Korean sentences follow the pattern: Subject + Object + Verb OR Object + Verb In longer sentences where there are multiple verbs & objects, you still need to group words as: Subject + Object + Verb / Object + Verb By the way, there is no direct translation for your sentence: "We got what we came here for." Koreans would say something like: 우리가 여기 온 목적을 달성했어요. "We achieved our purpose here." (We here purpose ours achieve did.)
Tony Ahn, Jr. What about a sentence with I, you, and me. "How could you do that to me" which is the subject? Also , can you give me a list on what goes first to last? Like subject object verb (then) object verb (next) object noun, then conjunction, preposition, etc.
I know for many native English speakers, learning a language like Korean can be both daunting & intimidating due to the difference in sentence structure. A basic compound sentence like: "I want to go to Korea to see Korean Unnie." When translated to Korean, the word order is almost completely reversed and becomes: "I - Korean Unnie - to see - Korea - go want to." -저는 한국언니를 보고 한국에 가고 싶어요.- 저는 헌국어니를 보러 한국에 가고 싶어요. _(Thanks to Kevin for pointing out my translation error)_ But your brain reorganizes the words for you automatically; and believe it or not, this is much easier to say if you don't think about the word order.
Hey, I know this is 9 months ago and your Korean probably improved a lot but your translation is kinda wrong. "저는 한국언니를 보고 한국에 가고 싶어요." If I had to translate that to English it would be: "I see Korean Unnie, and (I) want to go to Korea." Which is probably not what you were trying to say LOL. For this sentence you need the particle ~(으)러 가다/오다 = To go/come for ~ reason. So something like this: 저는 한국언니를 보러 한국에 가고 싶어요. = I want to go to Korea to see Korean Unnie. The hard part of learning Korean for me is there are multiple ways to say something that means the same thing. Learning which one to use and when to use it is very hard. For example, this is another way to say your sentence: 저는 한국언니를 보기 위해서 한국에 가고 싶어요.
The word order for korean & Indian sentences are exactly same, So it is very easy to understand and make sentence. But it may be hard for english and other speakers to make sentences.
Korean unnie, your channel has helped and supported me so much! And I now know the Korean structure! If it wasn’t for u I could have been still struggling with the Korean language, thank you for all your support
Agh, I am such a slow learner! I should probably learn more basic stuff first as its a bit difficult for me, personally. But this video should help me in the future. And it's not that it's complex just so very different from English! I wish I could make sense of things and be a quicker learner!
Would it be possible to make a video for a basic conversation, or something along those lines? For example, how to understand and say both sides of "Hello, how are you?" "I am good, thanks!" and so on. If there is already a video like this of Korean Unnie's I haven't seen, please let me know!
Tony Ahn, Jr. I've got Korean friends, who live in Korea. So the only way too meet them properly is to go to Korea. And if i can meet Korean Unnie, that's a plus 😀.
+한국언니 Korean Unnie I'm going to visit in January, between the 11th and 30th. Is there any possibility you would have a "meet and greet"? I would also love to thank you personally!
Hello Korean Unnie.... Can you teach us about basic grammar and how to use it in daily life.?? And there are so many words for... You.... Me.... I.... He... She... Etc... So kindly plz tell us which Korean word we should use to adress people.... Thank you...
하다 usually is used to mean "to do", or is added to nouns to make verbs like 사랑하다-to love, however it has other meanings other than to do. So just try to look at the different ways 하다 is used and the context and apply it as best as possible.
I still have some questions 1.when you form a sentence for example: did you forget something?,how would you form it because I’m still unsure of the verb matter,i do understand a little bit thanks to you but what would be the verb for did,an,am and stuff like that
Personal tutor would be difficult cuz I'm too busy these days :( But you comment the songs that you want to learn and I will make a video explaining the lyrics. :)
very useful video.thank you so much. By the way,you're very pretty and cute 😍. I've already learnt Korean.I need document to practice listening.Do you have some suggestion for me?
Romanization is not really helpful because in romanization the pronouncation is different on the way you pronounce it ex. (Sorry if im gonna use a bad word example) 씨발 romanized: sibal pronounciation: shibal
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I know for many native English speakers, learning a language like Korean can be both daunting & intimidating due to the difference in sentence structure. A basic compound sentence like:
"I want to go to Korea to see Korean Unnie."
When translated to Korean, the word order is almost completely reversed and becomes:
"I - Korean Unnie - to see - Korea - go want to."
-저는 한국언니를 보고 한국에 가고 싶어요.-
저는 헌국어니를 보러 한국에 가고 싶어요.
But your brain reorganizes the words for you automatically; and believe it or not, this is much easier to say if you don't think about the word order.
Tony Ahn, Jr. really? How do we even not think about the order when we are speaking?
Henry Nakamura : Initially one does, but once once one becomes fluent in a language, one no longer consciously thinks about word order. We make try to think of a particular word, but we don't think of where to insert that word in a sentence.
Tony Ahn, Jr. I don't understand. Don't just ALL of the verbs go to the end? Like "We got what we came here for", isn't it "We what we here for got came" ??? Please answer lmao this is what I have trouble with.
bts is my life. i don't think you can except it. ~ The short Answer: No you do NOT just put ALL the verbs on the end of a Korean sentence.
In English grammar, basic sentences follow the pattern:
Subject + Verb + Object
In Korean grammar, basic Korean sentences follow the pattern:
Subject + Object + Verb
OR
Object + Verb
In longer sentences where there are multiple verbs & objects, you still need to group words as:
Subject + Object + Verb / Object + Verb
By the way, there is no direct translation for your sentence:
"We got what we came here for."
Koreans would say something like: 우리가 여기 온 목적을 달성했어요.
"We achieved our purpose here."
(We here purpose ours achieve did.)
Tony Ahn, Jr. What about a sentence with I, you, and me. "How could you do that to me" which is the subject? Also , can you give me a list on what goes first to last? Like subject object verb (then) object verb (next) object noun, then conjunction, preposition, etc.
I know for many native English speakers, learning a language like Korean can be both daunting & intimidating due to the difference in sentence structure. A basic compound sentence like:
"I want to go to Korea to see Korean Unnie."
When translated to Korean, the word order is almost completely reversed and becomes:
"I - Korean Unnie - to see - Korea - go want to."
-저는 한국언니를 보고 한국에 가고 싶어요.-
저는 헌국어니를 보러 한국에 가고 싶어요.
_(Thanks to Kevin for pointing out my translation error)_
But your brain reorganizes the words for you automatically; and believe it or not, this is much easier to say if you don't think about the word order.
This is actually true haha
Tony Ahn, J
Hey, I know this is 9 months ago and your Korean probably improved a lot but your translation is kinda wrong.
"저는 한국언니를 보고 한국에 가고 싶어요."
If I had to translate that to English it would be: "I see Korean Unnie, and (I) want to go to Korea." Which is probably not what you were trying to say LOL.
For this sentence you need the particle ~(으)러 가다/오다 = To go/come for ~ reason.
So something like this:
저는 한국언니를 보러 한국에 가고 싶어요. = I want to go to Korea to see Korean Unnie.
The hard part of learning Korean for me is there are multiple ways to say something that means the same thing. Learning which one to use and when to use it is very hard.
For example, this is another way to say your sentence:
저는 한국언니를 보기 위해서 한국에 가고 싶어요.
Kevin ~ 방금 이 코멘트를 읽었어요 ~ 네 맞아요.
Literally in the first thirty
Seconds I learned almost everything I needed to know
THANK YOUUU!!!! 😀
2:14 Korean character looks like a person like if u agree
Oh yeah lol
wow thank you so much ot is too easy to learn from you 고마워요 언니 😍😘
ㅎㅎ 고마워요!
열심히 한국어 공부해요~~!!
+한국언니 Korean Unnie 내 🤗🤗
Most Indian languages have the same grammar. So this becomes so easy for an Indian like me.
Y r right me too
The word order for korean & Indian sentences are exactly same, So it is very easy to understand and make sentence.
But it may be hard for english and other speakers to make sentences.
Korean unnie, your channel has helped and supported me so much! And I now know the Korean structure! If it wasn’t for u I could have been still struggling with the Korean language, thank you for all your support
Agh, I am such a slow learner! I should probably learn more basic stuff first as its a bit difficult for me, personally. But this video should help me in the future. And it's not that it's complex just so very different from English! I wish I could make sense of things and be a quicker learner!
Korean unnie, thank u so much! With u i learn korean way more faster!
This was the easiest video to understand about this topic in the whole RUclips! Thank you for this lesson!
Honestly, your content is amazing! I hope you continue to make these videos for a long time! I'm a fan!!!
wow this was easier to learn than I expected! Thank you Unnie! 💜💜💜
Would it be possible to make a video for a basic conversation, or something along those lines? For example, how to understand and say both sides of "Hello, how are you?" "I am good, thanks!" and so on. If there is already a video like this of Korean Unnie's I haven't seen, please let me know!
Wow. Very easy. More of this kind of videos. Getting the right structure is hard. Thank you.
Where was Korean Unnie when I was learning Korean 4 years ago? I could've really used her videos lol
You are my favorite korean teacher
I love unnie
Korean Unnie .Thank you very much.
clear, helpful, entertaining - best teaching method, and it's all totally yours. thank you!
i love all your video....i loved to work there in korea.....im in philippines
Another great and helpful video , thank you so much Unnie :) !
I'm early again, keep up the good work Unnie. Learning alot of this for my trip to Korea soon 😀.
Ooooh when are you visiting?
한국언니 Korean Unnie I hope soon 😀. Still planning and stuff, i want too see all of Korea. And not only Seoul, so this will take some time.
+한국언니 Korean Unnie Your hoobaes, empowered by your teaching, are all coming to Korea. I think that many hope to meet you, and thank you personally. 😄
Tony Ahn, Jr. I've got Korean friends, who live in Korea. So the only way too meet them properly is to go to Korea. And if i can meet Korean Unnie, that's a plus 😀.
+한국언니 Korean Unnie I'm going to visit in January, between the 11th and 30th. Is there any possibility you would have a "meet and greet"? I would also love to thank you personally!
This was literally so useful.
thank you teacher
I love your videos. they are so easy to learn from. I am a visual learner so this is very effective. however, I don't have anyone to practice with :(
BC Books can we practice together😊
if u want we can practice it together
Thank you. Unnie
Thank you sooooo much!!! Please upload more video about Korea grammar and stuff please!!!
That was very helpful, thank you! That would be great if you can do episodes about object, subject, topic, location particles. kamsahapnida!
thank you so much korean unnie
This was so helpful video, thanks 언니!
this is my answer (맃일ㄷ 옷을 갈아입다) hehe thank you for teaching.. New dongdong watching your old vlog. 😊
감사합니다❤ you are a best best best teacher i love you
this video is very very helpfull thank you so much
Thank you for the informative video. I just have one question. What was the pronunciation of clothes in Korean. I was actually confused.
옷= ot
Hello Korean Unnie.... Can you teach us about basic grammar and how to use it in daily life.?? And there are so many words for... You.... Me.... I.... He... She... Etc... So kindly plz tell us which Korean word we should use to adress people.... Thank you...
what is the meaning of 하다? in the first example (to wash face, it is used as "to do". In the fifth example it is used as "to put on")
하다 usually is used to mean "to do", or is added to nouns to make verbs like 사랑하다-to love, however it has other meanings other than to do. So just try to look at the different ways 하다 is used and the context and apply it as best as possible.
For makeup it is actually used as "to do makeup"
I still have some questions 1.when you form a sentence for example: did you forget something?,how would you form it because I’m still unsure of the verb matter,i do understand a little bit thanks to you but what would be the verb for did,an,am and stuff like that
very nice teach
can you be my personal tutor unnie? i live in korea and im having a hard time to speak korean language.^^
Email me to sh.moon.5007@gmail.com ^^
ok:)
Korean is so easy for Indians, especially Marathi speakers bcoz it's a lot similar to korean only different words.
Unnie I want to know how do you say I wash face or am washing face?
Do you remove the DA and add something?
Please explain me both situations please
Is there any video for learning is and with etc etc
please make a video on how to speak stationary objects in korean.
Unnie what if we want to say like i am drying my hair ?? 사랑해요 언나 . 감사합니다. 우유 좋아하세요??
So its like the thing that your going to do will go first in phrases or sentences?....love your chanel and videos btw.
이 비디오는 이 비디오를 만들기 위해 마하를 주셔서 감사합니다 나를 위해 가득 차있는 데 매우 도움이됩니다.
Did anyone noticed when she was saying korean unnie subtitles were showing curry on me
Dongdong squad. I like
Hello this is korean unnie
English translation:
Hello , this is curry on me 😂😂
Can u discuss more objects plssss...☺️☺️🙏🏼🙏🏼
Unnie Can you Be my Personal Tutor? Because I really want to understand what my korean idols saying even without subtitles
Personal tutor would be difficult cuz I'm too busy these days :(
But you comment the songs that you want to learn and I will make a video explaining the lyrics. :)
Wow this helped me so much. I have been using Duolingo asking myself where are these extra characters coming from.XD
This girl kill me.love her
Does it means... using 을 & 를 . In the middle of the every sentence???
Go check it,piu piu!~~
hello unnie.........can i add you as my friend....or korean teacher?
very useful video.thank you so much.
By the way,you're very pretty and cute 😍.
I've already learnt Korean.I need document to practice listening.Do you have some suggestion for me?
I know how to read and write Hangeul but seems like my Korean grammar is.... you know.. What should I do? KOrean Unnie?
Give more examples
❤
I want to learn how to speak korean
You look pretty unnie! Actually you kinda look like Momoland's Nancy😍
How much I recapped, not getting the word for clothes in Korean, is it uppu
Haha fighting!!
prinsa rani you need to learn to read Korean :)
Hi this is korean unnie
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Meanwhile...
Subtitles : hi this is curry on me
Thank you so much
What's the last sentence 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
`♡♡♡감사합니다 언니 ! _(^_^)/♡♡♡~
You are so cute as well!!
is 감다 only for to wash hair or can you use it to say to wash your body as well?
감다 is only for hair. You use 씻다 for your body. :)
감사합니다!!!
감사합니다!!
this is pretty simple i just have to learn more vocabulary and learn my constants from my vowels in korean. 💀
I don't understand; isn't face ashing a verb itself? Why is it an object? Someone please explain.
How do you say 'we must go to school'??
우리 학교에 가야 돼요.
when do u use sentences like thattt?
You can use these phrases in daily life!
안녕하세요! #DongDongSquad
안녕하새요! ~♡♡
#촣아요
방탄서냐란 예요 ?
Doesn't 머리 mean head?
我要学韩文可我已50。too old to learn? I want to stop working in construction line. Too tired.
오랜 시간 일을 너무 피곤하고 아파요. 예, 번역기를 사용합니다. No way out.break free
사과를 먹다 correct me please
머리=hair, head.
It would be more useful if you had written in English letters also so that I can know the correct pronunciation
I will make a video of learning Hangul soon so you could read and write Korean alphabet! :)
It's better not to know the romanization
Romanization is not really helpful because in romanization the pronouncation is different on the way you pronounce it ex. (Sorry if im gonna use a bad word example) 씨발 romanized: sibal pronounciation: shibal