[Learn Korean Language] 12. Thanks, Gratitude, Apologies, 감사, 사과, ~아서, ~어서 표현

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List of Jenny's All Lessons (Mastering Korean in one month.)
1. Korean alphabet & reading 한국어 자음, 모음, 읽기 • Learn Korean Language ...
2. Korean alphabet 2 한국어 자음, 모음, 읽기 2 • [Learn Korean Language...
3. Self introduction, Nationality, Occupations 자기소개 • [Learn Korean Language...
4. Location, places 위치, 장소, 있습니다. 없습니다. • [Learn Korean Language...
5. Verb, Action , 위치, 동작 • [Learn Korean Language...
6. Time, Numbers, 시간, 수 • [Learn Korean Language...
7. Activities, past expressions, 주말활동, 과거표현 • [Learn Korean Language...
8. Shopping, counting unit 쇼핑, 수량, 물건 값 표현 • [Learn Korean Language...
9. Day & Month, Date, Plan, Appointment 날짜, 약속, 요일 • [Learn Korean Language...
10. Season, Weather 날씨, 계절 • [Learn Korean Language...
11. Family, happiness, Honorific expressions, 가족, 높임말 표현 • [Learn Korean Language...
12. Thanks, Gratitude, Apologies, 감사, 사과 • [Learn Korean Language...
13. Hobby, Leisure activity, Frequency adverbs 취미 • [Learn Korean Language...
14. Places, state, 장소, 상태 • [Learn Korean Language...
15.Health, body, symptom 건강, 신체부위, 증상 표현 • [Learn Korean Language...
16. transportation, car, bus, subway, taxi, 교통수단 • [Learn Korean Language...
17. Travel, Vacation, experiences 여행, 휴가, 경험 • [Learn Korean Language...
18. Appearance and Clothes expression 외모 • [Learn Korean Language...
19. Feels good, sad, Emotions, moods 감정 및 기분 • [Learn Korean Language...
20."Letter" expression 편지 쓰기 • [Learn Korean Language...
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@theimaginarygoddess9148 7 лет назад

Jenny's Korean Class is THE BEST resource I've ever had to learn more words and grammar uses.

@myokosdream 13 лет назад

She is a great teacher. Some of these sentences I wish were explained a bit more. It seems like she skips a lot of things because they are explained in a later lesson, but it make the sentences a bit more hard to understand. Really appreciate you loading these, they are very helpful.

@PeakHealthTypicalLiving 4 года назад

I am learning so much with you Jenny. I will always see you on the other side.

@seemile 6 лет назад

Jenny Korean lecture note pdf download. goo.gl/fJpq9c

@Giulia_C2222 4 года назад

Could I use these lessons to teach korean on a RU-vid channel in the future?

@theinttheintaung8225 3 года назад

Thanks a lot for this useful teaching.

@youngjeachio4746 6 лет назад

You have a wonderful way to teach korean languge tanks for your efforts you helped me too much to improve my korean grammar and vocabulary tanks dear teacher💚💚

@user-eo4sy2hj6k 6 лет назад

감사합니다 제니온니 ! 진자감사에요!!!

@shrutidevi5425 3 года назад

Thank you

@Orenjimp 10 лет назад

If you don't use it you lose it, you're completely right :D

@fr0g757 6 лет назад

You are the best teacher ever

@nagendrakcoffical1992 6 лет назад

참 감사합니다 선생님. ......

@jimmylawrence5583 3 года назад

감사해요!!!

@young_daddy4915 4 года назад

Doubt at 18:25 ‘To eat’ is written is 먹다 In the sentence 빵을 먹었습니다. 배가 부릅니다 , 먹다 is in PAST TENSE Now when we convert it to casualty, we change 먹었습니다 to ‘먹어서’ My question is how do Korean people determine the tense of that word 먹어서 or be it any verb to whom we attach the casualty 아/어/여서 Example: Consider this sentence ‘I will have eaten my lunch so i will be full.’ ( I can’t write this sentence in Korean yet) In this sentence 먹다 will be written as ‘먹을 거여요’ i.e its in future tense But now when we apply casualty expression, it will be changed to ‘먹어서’ (All the examples Miss Jenny has taught in this lesson has different tenses but the final casualty expression of that verb after attaching 아/어/여서 is same for any tense) So here the tense is undetermined. How to clear this confusion pls tell

@PeakHealthTypicalLiving 4 года назад

Hi I just want to ask what does "PE KA PU REUMNIDA" means. Thanks...

@madhurjyaborah2946 3 года назад

Thanks ..from India

@jimmylawrence5583 3 года назад

Thank you as always 🙏

@palakbhargava6373 5 лет назад

선생님 정말 고맙습니다. Well, thanks for providing the pdf.😊

@ShakeelAhmed-br5tq Год назад

She's the best teacher all over the world thank you so much teacher with best wishes❤❤❤❤❤

@NganKim1 11 лет назад

you are the best Korean teacher ever

@felipesantibanez 12 лет назад

You are the best teacher in the world...thanks

@rickysalem8115 6 лет назад

the best teaching so far interesting to learn korean language.

@SANGKALI1 12 лет назад

Yes, your explanation is really good enough ........ love it, Jenny ....! This is my first comment after watching your lesson from beginning ..... thank you very much !!!

@jotinnn5576 4 года назад

Your smile make my day better🤗

@fandyx-funn9950 11 лет назад

the best teacher...very easy to learn especially for the begginer.. gam-sa-ham-ni-da..

@gwynethalvarez 6 лет назад

I hope she'll elaborate or explain some of her sample sentences because i don't understand sometimes. But she's a great teacher!

@fredericchopin7538 2 года назад

Marvelous!

@christinecruz-ferrer7554 6 лет назад

OMG I just realized that you're an ARMY! I've been always watching this since I decided to learn Korean so I don't need to have subtitles when watching videos (especially related to BTS) . I'm still learning it slow, since I have work :( but I am not in Lesson 12! Yay! Thank you so much for this lessons!

@sizmara-k-pop-geo-dub 6 лет назад

hi...i hav e a question.... so... what is diference between 기때문여 and 아\어\여서 ??? thank you...

@이승진-m5v 4 года назад

~때문에 = because, ~여서 = therefore

@karanmagar6284 10 лет назад

Love this class...... the way u teach its great.... thnx alot

@chhengvichet849 8 лет назад

샘! 너무감사해요

@sraddhapradhan8916 6 лет назад

she is a good teacher.

@wiktoriastefaniszyn203 6 лет назад

I love your lessons❤

@user-je4uw4fq3b 9 лет назад

선생님 감사합니다 .

@PeakHealthTypicalLiving 4 года назад

I notice it's just level 2 but it's getting harder along the way but I enjoy the process

@fansin81 12 лет назад

You are the teacher I want to follow, terima kasih guru

@salairamliansang9201 8 лет назад

감사 합니다 ..

@habiyamberetheoneste3473 2 года назад

Thank you Miss, WE WILL USE THEM IN ORDER TO PREVENT THE LOSS OF THEM

@ReyannAngeloPontuya Месяц назад

Than you

@slrotation4520 11 лет назад

thanks thanks thanks seemile .com and miss jenny s iam from sri lanka

@kslclass Год назад

Easy and fun lecture, thank you Jenny!

@milky85ful 12 лет назад

네, 감사합니다 젠니선생님!

@anarulefl4551 7 лет назад

I like this teaching.

@watoonkh3966 8 лет назад

Perfect always ♥.....대박야 항상 ♡ 구마워요

@jovygomez7222 9 лет назад

its really good tutorial..i understand it so clear!..hope to make a tutorial about job experince and planing!

@itsokay4192 9 лет назад

@dipakmalla4863 3 года назад

몸이 아파고 병원 에 갔습니다. 마자요?

@moonji5923 Год назад

몸이 아파서 병원에 갔습니다.

@erljennyvampire717 7 лет назад

Hello and Hi. As it said verb stem ending with 아 or 오 vowel it indicates ㅏ서 form will attach on lesson 12(13:08). Why that 아픕니다, which is have a verb stem of 아프, and therefore the verb stem vowel ending is ㅡ, but why it became 아파서 in lesson 12(14:50)? Instead of 아프ㅓ서... May i ask Maam Jenny if what you mean by a verb stem that ending in a vowel? For my example correct me if i am a wrong; ♥마시다 the verb stem that ending vowel is ㅣ thats why 어 서 form is will be attach. ♥아프다 the verb stem that ending vowel is ㅡ,. This is not ending in ㅏ or ㅓ vowel. So perhaps ㅓ서 form is will be attach. I am keen to learn why that in Lesson 12(14:50) 아프다 is became 아파서? Instead of 아프 ㅓ서. What is the formula for this? Thank you so much. Hoping for your more concern. More power and God bless.

@raphelclass6376 7 лет назад

ErlJenny Vampire. 🙏

@phariediaries 7 лет назад

ErlJenny Vampire okay so basically, in korean they go by whatever sounds best....that's why in 마시다....when the verb stem 마시 is combined with 어, the rule states tht it should've been 마시어, but Koreans found tht awkward to pronounce, so if u notice tht if u say "마시어" 5 times fast, it sounds like "마셔" which is the correct way to conjugate it. Same thing goes for 아프다, after u add 어 to it, it becomes really difficult to pronounce. so they decided to remove the "ㅡ" sound entirely when conjugating, that means that the last vowel now becomes "ㅏ" , so we add "아" to the ending. same thing goes for 바쁘다 (to be busy), it becomes 바빠요.....hope this helps 😊😊

@buramiko 7 лет назад

ErlJenny Vampire it is an irregular conjugation for verbs ending in ㅡ, you just remove the ㅡ when you need to conjugate with a vowel I.e. 어 for more info check out here www.howtostudykorean.com/unit1/unit-1-lessons-1-8/unit-1-lesson-7/korean-irregulars-quick-reference/

@MelleZola 7 лет назад

This verb 아프다 is a irregular verb because it's ending by ㅡ vowel. In this case, we see the vowel before ㅡ which is ㅏ . Therfore -아서 is attached. 아프/ is the verb sterm. for 마시다, we use this rule ; if the verb stem ends with 아 or 오 vowel ㅏ서 form will attach , if we have another vowel ㅓ서 form will attach. (exclude ㅡ) Hope this answer ur question .

@_reem5598 2 года назад

널 때문에 난 진짜 잘 배우고 있다 고마워요 🌸

@IM-hh2xx 7 лет назад

thank you very much sonsengnim....

@samangsinh1611 10 лет назад

thanks teacher jenny level -2(2)

@jennyhwang2796 2 года назад

고마워요

@TheRumarimu 11 лет назад

I am very like your class

@sizmara-k-pop-geo-dub 6 лет назад

and... i hve one more question.... where can i buy a Korean-inglish dictionarry....????,,( unfortunatelly i cant find in my country it just does not exist)

@maincharacter2271 5 лет назад

Sizmara Mamagulashvili order in the internet

@kkalmatchoom761 4 года назад

თუ ნახავ მეც მითხარი

@MsJ9_07 11 лет назад

감사합니다 성생님. :-)

@uralibragimov6476 4 года назад

안녕하세요 저는 우랄임니다 감사함니다

@Linhmeo93 9 лет назад

Thanks for your useful lession. I have a question. What is the different between (으)ㄹ 거다 (taught in the previous lession) and 겠? Thanks in advanced. 갑사해요!

@itsokay4192 9 лет назад

Based on what I heard/learned. There isn't much difference between the two, both means 'will' but (으)ㄹ 거가 is frequently used in korean daily lives, in their speeches, it is spoken language. While 겄다 is more used in written, in literatures like novels/drama/movies. So it is a written language. Something like that, please correct me if I'm wrong thanks.

@itsokay4192 9 лет назад

Based on what I heard/learned there isn't much difference between the two both means 'will' 'will do','a will' but(으) ㄹ거다 is frequently used in Koreans daily lives, in their speeches, it is spoken language. While 겠다 is more in written, in literature like novels/movies or dramas, so it is a written language. Something like that. Correct me if I'm wrong. Thanks.

@upuldasanayaka8935 8 лет назад

thanks...

@exriacross 8 лет назад

just to clarify when she means casuality. does she mean this is used when we are casually talking to a person we know?

@MD-eb3tc 8 лет назад

+Schwarz Kreuz Yeah...Casual/Non-formal

@FireMasterZo0m 8 лет назад

+Schwarz Kreuz Didn't she write "causality"? Which means: the relationship between cause and effect.

@raraazura11 8 лет назад

no, it's not. she wrote causality. it means like 'because'. or the relationship between cause and effect.

@michaelr.7547 8 лет назад

No, it means the reason for something. It's the cause of her saying thank you.

@yusanrai9399 2 года назад

왜 오래간만입니다 선생님 제니

@sanjivtamang5004 4 года назад

best of luck

@annietayenjam5189 4 года назад

Can someone tell me what is the difference between 오다 and 와서 and what is the difference between 비가 와요 and 비가 와서

@nicoleabrahao1026 4 года назад

와서 gives the sentence causality, as in "because of that". So when we say 비가 와요 we're just saying "it's raining", but when you say 비가 와서, you're then saying "because it's raining". As in her example: "I'm not going to the picnic because it's raining".

@annietayenjam5189 4 года назад

@@nicoleabrahao1026 thnksss

@iiTzLurks 3 года назад

CUMING THANK YOU FOR CUMING

@raphelclass6376 7 лет назад

we will meet? hope so 🙏

@ilshim3473 7 лет назад

She keeps on changing the sentences from the original version when analyzing them one at a time. See the difference between sentence number 2 at 0:45 and what should be the same sentence at 1:58. I wonder whether there is a mistake in the original sentence, considering that it contains the verb "give," which makes perfect sense in sentence number 3 but seems totally out of place in sentence number 2. Any comment/help is appreciated.

@kiminonawa4906 5 лет назад

The correct one is at 1:58 which means "come".

@jennyhwang2796 2 года назад

우리 행복하게 살자

@lowzhirong5956 3 года назад

So for vowels ㅗㅏㅡ we add 아서 for ㅜㅓㅣwe add 어서 for 하 we add 여서 Am I getting it right? Can anyone please correct me if I am wrong?

@jennyhwang2796 2 года назад

사랑해요 임태경씨

@danielramos2858 8 лет назад

At 17:55 the verb "eat" in the example was in the past tense. When she showed the causality form of the verb "eat" it seems she wrote the verb in the present tense. I thought it could be 먹었어서 or something like that. Am I wrong? =/

@erljennyvampire717 7 лет назад

Kyuho Yoon Hello and Hi. As it said verb stem ending with 아 or 오 vowel it indicates ㅏ서 form will attach on lesson 12(13:08). Why that 아픕니다, which is have a verb stem of 아프, and therefore the verb stem ending vowel is ㅡ, but why it became 아파서 in lesson 12(14:50)? Instead of 아프ㅓ서... May i ask if what is mean by a verb stem that ending in a vowel? For my example correct me if i am a wrong; ♥마시다 the verb stem that ending vowel is ㅣ thats why 어 서 form is will be attach. ♥아프다 the verb stem that ending vowel is ㅡ,. This is not ending in ㅏ or ㅓ vowel. So perhaps ㅓ서 form is will be attach. I am keen to learn why that in Lesson 12(14:50) 아프다 is became 아파서? Instead of 아프 ㅓ서. What is the formula for this? Thank you so much. Hoping for your more concern. More power and God bless.

@ning4551 Год назад

beautiful

@jennyhwang2796 2 года назад

우리 사랑해요

@inggalaxia 13 лет назад

yes but im able to understand a little bit more that i was before just by watching the videos...song sennim songmal kumapsupnudad

@ridhwansjg668 6 лет назад

inggalaxia i think it would be better for you to typed in Hanguel rather than in romanization cuz it is different

@young_daddy4915 4 года назад

Just an observation 사과 means ‘Apologies’ But 사과 also means ‘Apple’

@dibyamurmu20 4 года назад

I think it depends on the sentences

@gamecomu8403 4 года назад

Apple is a noun and apologize is verb we use at end if I'm not wrong

@jennyhwang2796 2 года назад

❤️

@raishaktisahara1409 5 лет назад

안녕하세요

@dajuanyaburton8402 10 лет назад

I am very confused on the 아, 어, 여 서 thing. Can any one please give me a more simpler explanation if possible? Ohh, 감사합니다, 선생님 진니!

@theofillusad8289 10 лет назад

You can use 아서 when the last vocal is 오/아, then 어서 is use when the vocal is 우/이/어, last is 여서, you use when the last basic verb is 하다. Sorry for the bad english

@dajuanyaburton8402 10 лет назад

Thank you so much! That helped a lot!!!!

@halo4052 9 лет назад

THEOFILLUS Ad excuse me, but with 아 프 다, why does she use 아서?

@theofillusad8289 9 лет назад

Hà Lô Because before 으, there is 아.. if there is any vocal before 으 we must look at it. ex: 아프다 we use 아파서.. but if there isn't any vocal before 으 we must use 어서. Ex: 슬프다... all the vocal is 으, so use 어서 become 슬퍼서..

@tammyhyc5231 8 лет назад

+THEOFILLUS Ad excuse me, i hv a question...the 오셔서 in the 2nd sentence there she used 오 다 +어서 bcome 와서...but the 비가옵니다 the '옵니다' is added 아 서 but not 어서...is there any different?

@jennyhwang2796 2 года назад

👍🏻

@azraaydn737 3 года назад

When bts made to the description box of a video from 2011 우와

@binuchandran8417 2 года назад

Jenny.. when your teaching 1st sentence after hello what the rest means??

@PhelisaG 2 года назад

Its the name of the person

@devoosartandcraft8361 2 года назад

@@PhelisaG ok thanks

@hanankhatib4560 7 лет назад

before long ? do you soon, i will visit you soon

@sampannasansar8679 5 лет назад

one thing i didnot undrestand that in 아프다 there we can make 아프어서 or 아파서 plz can you explain in coment

@lowzhirong5956 3 года назад

15:10 Why for 브 we add 아서 not 어서?

@rosayoung9778 3 года назад

If verb stem or adjective stem has ㅗㅏㅡ we add 아서 if it has ㅜㅓㅣwe add 어서

@lowzhirong5956 3 года назад

@@rosayoung9778 I see, thank you 😀

@anumzulfiqar9914 3 года назад

@@rosayoung9778 감사합니다 😊

@dq._.02 2 года назад

@@rosayoung9778 No

@dq._.02 2 года назад

When the last letter of the stem is a ㅡ, the vowel added depends on the one in the syllable before the one with ㅡ. In 아프다 the syllable that comes before 프 is 아. It has an ㅏ, so ㅏ is the vowel added, replacing the ㅡ. 아파요.