Your word/sentences immediatly remembered me to BTS Jin who usually ask people randomly, like; "DO YOU KNOW BTS?" or " DO YOU KNOW ANNYEONGHASEO?" .LOL But I hope can learn much Korean language here, so that in the future I able to understand what are BTS say in their Bangtan TV or Bangtan Bomb & their Vlive. Thanks unnie..
@@jellyyz6335 ikr?? This is why I love his sense of humour And yeah my ideal type of guy is a sense of humour because I wanna laugh it makes my day better even if their jokes are bad I still laugh
안녕하세요! 😊 I'm Alecks 😊 would you believe me when I say that I have a notebook full of korean languange notes coming from your videos? 😊 You're such a big help for us 😊 We don't even need to pay for a tutor to teach us korean because you're already there to teach us 😊 I even recommended you to my friends and they're already learning korean because of your help 😊 Can you make videos on how to answer several questions? Or some basic questions maybe? I really am having a hard time answering some korean questions, it would help me even more if you're going to make a video like that but anyways, thank you very much! 😊 사랑해요 💕
It was a really useful lesson. When i met with Koreans for the first time i really wanted ask whether they know BTS. But at that time i didn't know how to ask. Thanks to you now i can. Thanks a lot💜
Wow I like .....and your video....putting highlight or colored in lyrics is very accurate and easy for us to understand....you nailed it.. More power to your show... 긴 생 민지.만세
Hi Munji, thx a lot for your efforts, I just would like to give my feedback regarding subtitles it’s too small to be visible and you are a little fast but your way to explain is very well go ahead all the best
B A Hi :) Thanks for asking the question! It's right. You have to add 을/를! However, Koreans usually don't say 을/를 in everyday conversations bc it's much more simple and easy ^^ So it's okay to say not only 방탄소년단을 아세요? but also 방탄소년단 아세요?
Hi Minji! I had one quick question: The dictionary form of 'to go' is 거더, right? In this example sentence: 나는 영국에 가고 싶어 Why is it that it becomes '가고' when in the dictionary form of to go it is 가다?
Hi! I'm not Minji but hopefully I can help you. 가다 is the dictionary form, which means 'to go' as you said. When you conjugate the verb you should get rid of the 다, so you just end up with '가', which is the verb stem. Now, if you want to say "want to", you should add '고 싶다' to the verb stem. So, in this case you would end up having "가고 싶다". If you want to conjugate this form, you should get rid of 다 once again, and add just 어 (informal) or 어요 (formal). So it would be '가고 싶어' (informal) or '가고 싶어요' (formal) Sorry if I made any mistakes, but English is not my native language. Anyway, I hope this was helpful :)
So wait, sorry if this is annoying or anything, does this work with other verbs too? Like: 사다 (to buy) - 사고 싶어 (I want to to buy) 자다 (to sleep) - 자고 싶어 (I want to sleep) 먹다 (to eat) - 믹고 싶어 (I want to eat) Do those sentences make sense? And haha, you didn't make any mistakes in your English, it's great :)
Yes! :) I actually made a video about how to say I want to ~ in Korean Go check out, if you want :) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uOq1dqwjtk0.html
But i saw ttmik channel they said *you can't use 당신 when you talk to blablabla it sounds rude,you can only use 당신 as a poem word or not to use it in everyday conversations.,,,,so does 당신 can be use in daily word?? Thanks
Your teaching method is really good👍 Thank you for breaking the sentence down using COLOR CODING and English letters/alphebts as well. You're the best teache🏆🎉
Dodo Love you Only nouns come! Because 아세요 is a verb conjugation :) Like I said in 0:57 , It is from the verb 알다 which means to know! ^^ 알다 -> 알아요(Present tense) -> 아세요(Honorofic)
Did you know is "Sth + 알았어요? Or 알고 계셨어요?" in polite way. And "Sth + 알았어?" for informal way :) For example, "그 영화 알고 계셨어요?"(Did you know the movie?), "그 소식 알았어?" (Did you know that news?) And also he/she is 그분 for formal and 걔 for informal in Korean. So you can say 그분은 방탄소년단에 대해서 아세요? (Does he/she know about BTS?) And 걔는 컴퓨터에 대해서 잘 안대? (I think -대 ending is more natural) (Does he/she know about computers well?) I hope this is useful to you!! 감사합니다
~~을/ㄹ 때 means when~~ Ex: 바다에 있을때 기분이 좋아요. When i'm at the sea i feel good. ~~까지 means until~~/to Ex: 5시간까지 일할거예요 I will work *until* 5. 2. 서울까지 표가 얼마예요? How much is the ticket *to* seoul? Or with noun+에서/부터 + noun+까지 means from~~ to/until~~ (depends on the context) And 을/ㄹ때까지 until~~ Ex:꽃이 피울때까지 기다릴게요. I will wait until until the flowers bloom
I unsubscribed to another Korean channel because they kept making videos about bts. I really like this channel...I don't want to unsubscribe to this one too :(
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