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Korean Class with Juni
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This channel brings real classroom experiences to you! Each video features interactive Korean lessons with classmates, exploring both Korean and English expressions in a fun and engaging way. Perfect for learners seeking practical, easy-to-follow lessons that make language learning enjoyable!
How to say in Korean: "I am..." (for beginners)
This content is for those who want to learn Korean.
#LearnKorean #SimpleKorean #KoreanExpression
Essential Korean Expressions in Simple Dialogue
◉ Dialogue
Ⓐ 안녕하세요! 반갑습니다.
Hello! Nice to meet you.
Ⓑ 안녕하세요, 쥬니 선생님! 저는 레이예요.
Hello, teacher Juni! I'm Rei.
Ⓐ 레이 씨는 싱가폴 사람이에요?
Are you a Singaporean, Rei?
Ⓑ 네, 저는 싱가폴 사람이에요. 선생님은 한국 사람이에요?
Yes, I’m a Singaporean. Teacher, are you Korean?
Ⓐ 네, 저는 한국 사람이에요.
Yes, I’m a Korean.
◉ Vocabulary
선생님 teacher
저 I
씨 Mr., Miss, Ms., or Mrs.
한국 Korea
사람 person
한국 사람 Korean
◉ Understanding “저는” and Topic Markers “는” and “은”
저 (jeo): This means “I” and is used when talking about yourself in formal or polite situations.
는 (“neun”): This is called a “topic marker.” It highlights the main topic or focus of the sentence.
Tip: To understand the nuance of 저는 (“jeoneun”), think of it as “As for me” in English.
Examples:
저는 레이예요. → (As for me) I’m Rei.
저는 싱가폴 사람이에요. → (As for me) I’m a Singaporean.
In another example, 선생님은 (seon-saeng-nim-eun), the topic marker 은 (eun) is attached to “선생님” (teacher), which ends in a consonant. In contrast, 는 (neun) is used with 레이 씨 (Rei ssi) and 저 (jeo) because they end in vowels.
◉ A Noun + 예요/이에요
In the sentences '저는 레이예요' (I am Rei) and '저는 싱가폴 사람이에요' (I am a Singaporean), the phrases '레이예요' and '사람이에요' consist of a noun (e.g., 레이, 사람) combined with '예요' or '이에요,' which functions like the verb 'to be' in English, linking the subject to the noun.
예요 is used when the noun ends in a vowel.
이에요 is used when the noun ends in a consonant.
◉ Understanding the Full Sentence Structure
Examples:
저는 레이예요. → I am Rei.
저는 싱가폴 사람이에요. → I am a Singaporean.
선생님은 한국 사람이에요. → The teacher is a Korean.
These sentences follow the structure:
Subject + Topic Marker (은/는) + Noun + 이에요/예요, which means “Subject is a Noun.”
#LearnKorean #SimpleKorean #KoreanExpression
Essential Korean Expressions in Simple Dialogue
◉ Dialogue
Ⓐ 안녕하세요! 반갑습니다.
Hello! Nice to meet you.
Ⓑ 안녕하세요, 쥬니 선생님! 저는 레이예요.
Hello, teacher Juni! I'm Rei.
Ⓐ 레이 씨는 싱가폴 사람이에요?
Are you a Singaporean, Rei?
Ⓑ 네, 저는 싱가폴 사람이에요. 선생님은 한국 사람이에요?
Yes, I’m a Singaporean. Teacher, are you Korean?
Ⓐ 네, 저는 한국 사람이에요.
Yes, I’m a Korean.
◉ Vocabulary
선생님 teacher
저 I
씨 Mr., Miss, Ms., or Mrs.
한국 Korea
사람 person
한국 사람 Korean
◉ Understanding “저는” and Topic Markers “는” and “은”
저 (jeo): This means “I” and is used when talking about yourself in formal or polite situations.
는 (“neun”): This is called a “topic marker.” It highlights the main topic or focus of the sentence.
Tip: To understand the nuance of 저는 (“jeoneun”), think of it as “As for me” in English.
Examples:
저는 레이예요. → (As for me) I’m Rei.
저는 싱가폴 사람이에요. → (As for me) I’m a Singaporean.
In another example, 선생님은 (seon-saeng-nim-eun), the topic marker 은 (eun) is attached to “선생님” (teacher), which ends in a consonant. In contrast, 는 (neun) is used with 레이 씨 (Rei ssi) and 저 (jeo) because they end in vowels.
◉ A Noun + 예요/이에요
In the sentences '저는 레이예요' (I am Rei) and '저는 싱가폴 사람이에요' (I am a Singaporean), the phrases '레이예요' and '사람이에요' consist of a noun (e.g., 레이, 사람) combined with '예요' or '이에요,' which functions like the verb 'to be' in English, linking the subject to the noun.
예요 is used when the noun ends in a vowel.
이에요 is used when the noun ends in a consonant.
◉ Understanding the Full Sentence Structure
Examples:
저는 레이예요. → I am Rei.
저는 싱가폴 사람이에요. → I am a Singaporean.
선생님은 한국 사람이에요. → The teacher is a Korean.
These sentences follow the structure:
Subject + Topic Marker (은/는) + Noun + 이에요/예요, which means “Subject is a Noun.”
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I remember that in some of your old videos, you also mentioned the actual Hangul pronunciation in casual speech (like 못 잤어요 sounds like 몯 짰어요, am I right?). That was very helpful because this information is hard to find online!
The phrase 못 잤어요 is pronounced as 몯 짜써요. First, 못 is pronounced as 몯 because the final consonant ㅅ is realized as ㄷ at the end of the syllable. Then, the initial ㅈ sound in 잤 becomes strengthened through a process called tensification (경음화), resulting in the pronounced form 짜. This occurs because the preceding final consonant influences the following consonant, making it pronounced with more tension. Additionally, 잤어요 is pronounced as 자써요 due to a phenomenon called liaison, where the consonant sound at the end of a syllable connects smoothly with the vowel sound of the next syllable. 도움이 되기를 바랍니다. 라울 씨~^
@ 너무 많이 감사합니다 선생님 🙏😁
Vocabulary this time was really challenging... 머리가 달아가요 😄!!! But i will learn them all & rewatch it till I absorb this. 감사합니다 쌤 .
오랜만이에요, 라울 씨. 저도 영어 단어 외우는 게 너무 어려워요. 그래도 계속 반복해서 말하다 보면 자연스러워질 거예요. 화이팅하세요~^
@@JunisKoreanClass-n7l I did not take a break from Korean hehe :D I was trying to first finish the A2 level grammar so I have a broad outline of language in my head. Now I will focus on vocabulary and sentence practice. Your videos really help me correlate what I have learned. :) 멈추지 말고 공부할게요.
영어 교육 유튜브인가???
한국어 수업 중의 일부 내용입니다. 영어권 학생들의 도움을 받아 영어 문장도 가능한 한 자연스럽게 만들려고 합니다.
🎉 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
😊 😃 ☺️
감사합니다, 선생님. For past few days, I was actually wondering what's the exact difference between "한국어를 조금 할 줄 알아요" and "한국어를 조금 할 수 있어요". 이제 완전히 이해했어요. 🙂🙏
라울 씨가 완전히 이해하셨다니 저도 기분이 좋네요~ 👍 👍 👍
I just came up from Hellotalk app Your explanation is really clear and easy to understand.
루아 씨, 안녕하세요~^😊 Thank you for your kind words. 꾸준하게 계속 공부하세요~ 루아 씨, You can do it. 할 수 있어요. 👊
@@JunisKoreanClass-n7l 안녕하세요، 선생님 🙇♀️ Thank you for supporting me . I will do my best 감사합니다.
수고하셨습니다, 선생님. 제 복습에 딱 맞아요. 🙏
안녕하세요, 라울 씨. 라울 씨한테는 어렵지 않을 거예요. 복습한다는 생각으로 한번 훑어보세요~^
정말 도움이 돼요. 감사합니다.
@@kunfoopanda 라울 씨에게 도움이 되었다니 저도 기분이 좋네요. 항상 응원해 주셔서 고맙습니다. 재미있게 공부하세요~^
Thank you for such a comprehensive explaination! 👏🏻🙏🏻🤩
네, 고마워요. It focuses on audio and written expectations, so listen to it repeatedly to be used its pronunciation. 그럼 재미있게 공부하세요~^
드디어 썸네일에 얼굴 등장!!!ㅋㅋ 뀨태 짱!!ㅋㅋ
아이고, 정아~^ 고맙다! 좋은 하루 보내고.
This is so comprehensive! Thank you 🙏🏻
안녕하세요, Rahul 씨. 재미있게 공부하세요~^
Your videos are perfect because it's really difficult for most learners to learn vocabulary & practice grammar without the context. There aren't many such videos online. I’m learning so much here. Also, some of the smaller expressions are uniquely Korean and a literal translation wouldn’t have the same meaning. For example, I never used '이것 좀 봐' before, I only used '확인해 주세요' 😅. I would not have guessed it right. So, thank you so much for all your effort! I will study this like an assignment. 😁
I made the latest video to improve readability by incorporating your valuable feedback. Thank you again. I'm working on expressing both English and Korean naturally during my classes with my classmates. Rahul, I hope you always enjoy your studies!
안녕하세요. Came here from HT. Thank you for the effort. 🙏🏻
네, 재미있게 공부하세요 ~ Enjoy your learning Korean 👍 👍 👍
선생님이 하는 모든 일에 감사드립니다 ~~^ 😊
@@Maayan-hs5sc 그래요, 고마워요! 나도 소미가 한국어도 잘하는 멋진 영어 선생님이 됐으면 좋겠어. 화이팅~~~
대박 나세요~~
@@김대성-m9l ㅎㅎ, 안녕하세요. 김 팀장님~^ 고맙습니다. 김 팀장님도 하시는 일 모두 대박 나세요!!!
I agree he is the best teacher ever~
@@김혜정-y3c 안녕하세요, 혜정 씨~, 칭찬 들으니까 기분이 좋은데요^^
The best teacher ever!!
Oh, 고마워요~^ 😊
와!! 친구 중에 유튜버가 있다니...근데 ㅋㅋ오프닝 멘트 ㅋㅋㅋ
ㅎㅎ, 오랜만이네, 좀 느끼했나?
와!!! 너 왜 잘해?ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
칭찬?
멋지네^^ 열심히 수업하길! 구독, 좋아요!!
@@유혜경-q6v 여기에서 만나니 느낌이 새롭네~^
한국 분인 것도 같은데... 외국 분들한테 한국어를 가르치고 있어요. I'm teaching Korean to people interested in the Korean language and culture. I just started UA-cam, and I'm planning to introduce good example sentences for all levels, although I can't cover the entire curriculum.
굉장히 유익하네요 ... 초급 단계는 따로 없은지요? 궁금합니다 😂
네, 고마워요, 혜정 님. 재미있는 공부하세요~^
우와 첫 유튜브 영상을 진심으로 축하드립니다 쌤!~~^ I'm lucky to be one of your students. I wish you success on this new journey. 🎉🎉😊
예쁜 우리 마얀, 내일 또 만나서 재미있게 공부하자~^ ❤️
Congratulations 선생님 Juni. I’m proud to be your student ☺️
고마워요, 아나 씨. You can practice natural Korean pronunciation by repeating the voice recording and reviewing the main grammar points as well.
@@JunisKoreanClass-n7l 네 선생님. This will be a big help for my Korean study. 고마워요, 선생님 ☺️