Learn 30 Essential Korean Verbs For Beginners
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Korean verbs come at the very end of sentences, so without knowing how to conjugate a certain verb into appropriate tenses, you can’t complete your Korean sentences. We hope you find this video useful and also check out our Korean Verbs Guide book on our store!
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Verbs introduced in this video:
0:37 가다 to go
1:29 오다 to come
2:01 하다 to do
2:32 먹다 to eat
3:08 보다 to look, to see
3:43 자다 to sleep
4:14 사다 to buy
4:46 일어나다 to wake up
5:42 입다 to wear, to put on
5:57 있다 to be there, to have, to exist
6:32 없다 to be not there, to not have, to not exist
7:08 쉽다 to be easy
7:41 어렵다 to be difficult
8:20 춥다 to be cold
8:55 덥다 to be hot
9:32 귀엽다 to be cute
10:08 좋다 to like
10:39 싸다 to be cheap
11:11 비싸다 to be expensive
11:44 만나다 to meet
12:16 놀다 to play, to hang out
12:50 웃다 to smile, to laugh
13:22 물어보다 to ask
13:57 읽다 to read
14:30 듣다 to listen, to hear
15:00 만들다 to make
15:32 기다리다 to wait
16:07 알다 to know
16:39 모르다 to not know
17:12 배우다 to learn
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In case you're busy, here is a list of the verbs (not conjugated):
To go/leave 가다
To come 오다
To do 하다
To eat/to drink 먹다
To see/look/watch 보다
To sleep 자다
To buy 사다
To wake up/get up 일어나다
To wear/put on 입다
To be there/have/exist 있다
To be not there/not have/not exist 없다
To be easy 쉽다
To be difficult/hard/though 어렵다
To be cold/ feel cold 춥다
To be hot/feel hot 덥다
To be cute 귀엽다
To be good/to like 좋다
To be cheap/inexpensive 싸다
To be expensive 비싸다
To meet 만나다
To play/hang out 놀다
To laugh/smile 웃다
To ask 물어보다
To read 읽다
To listen/hear 듣다
To make 만들다
To wait 기다리다
To know 알다
To not know 모르다
To learn 배우다
I hope this helps someone! 파이팅!
Thank uuu!! ^^
언제부터 물을 마시지 않고 먹기 시작했는지는 모르겠지만, 참으로 천박한 표현이 아닌가?
dodie trash oh my god you saved me so much time thank you!
고맙습니다
Thanks a lot!
The things I do for Jackson Wang at 2am..
Same bts 😂
Hahah why korean tho... you should learn chinese 😀
Haha I should have right? Kdrama is an excellent enough reason now that I've started learning it.. it's a whole new level of entertainment
Team Wang ✌
Jackson is such a multilingual king, It'll take me years to learn all th3 languages he can speak 😂
Wow...I was feeling kind of down about my skills so far because I've been studying for a year and a half. But seeing that I already knew all of THESE verbs, I can't be doing that bad!
Same, my fellow orbit, same
but for me it has been like 3 years already lol
Azulia Tonn cool how much have you studied? Do you use Hello Talk?
Been studying for 3 years, feel the same
I've solely used TTMIK online course, finished the 1st level
never heard of Hello Talk though, what is that?
Azulia Tonn a chat app dedicated to language exchange. Made some good friends there who help me practice my Korean and answer my language questions :D
So nerve racking to speak in Korean to a native speaker at first but totally worth it as it helped me actually memorize a ton of basic small talk words
What I observed 👇
Present tense
Verb + "yo"
Past tense :
Verb + "sseo yo"
Future tense:
Verb + "geo ye yo"
*the verb is somehow altered when used in different tenses
when conjugating verbs, you keep the verb stem, which in korean is the verb minus 다
Yes!! I also noticed that the future tense "geo ye yo" sounded like they just say "geo yo", is this just normal native Korean pronunciation? Like does anyone know if the "ye" sound is just completely ignored?
@@janitapegram i think she just says it really fast but its part of it
Eu and l is also used in future tense
Actually it's a lot more detailed than that. I suggest watch Korean Unnie to learn the very basics then come back here and it'll make more sense
This is such a nice concept thank you so much. 😭 It was the perfect review for me! Can you please make another video like this but with more intermediate verbs? Things like to put, to open, to close, to take, to be angry, to fight, to hug, to care about, to dance, to joke, to hope, to avoid or ignore, to give up, to find, to lose [something], to fail, to win, to help, etc.? It would be very helpful for someone in book 3 & up.
고맙습니다! This video finally helped me understand past tense! Just add -ㅆ어요 to the verb! 배웠어요! 😊
Ok~
That's right
past tense is really easy but present is not. i dont know why the verb 마시다 conjugates to 마셔요
littledemon Ah I get it now. 이어 sounds kinda like 여 if you say it fast so it probably evolved to 여 from 이어
thanks for explanation it made my understanding of the korean language go up
You can also relate with the separate lecture of it 😁
@@kimkyeongeob u
I like that she's a Westerner makes me feel comfortable and motivated because I know I can do it too.
i thought she isnt
Yes ikr
@@emanuel9918 actually, she learned Korean with ttmik so i'm pretty sure this site has good potential to help someone with the language
I was thinking the same thing. If I could only turn this heavy Southern drawl down some I'd really be killing it.
@@BrownSugaBabe You can do it! I’m from Georgia, and I’m killing it! Don’t let anyone convince you that you can’t. It helps to say the words slowly until it becomes comfortable. 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
please make a part 2!
The amount of free content given by this channel is amazing!
This post is VERY well set up. Been studying for a while. Love that I can practice the essentials and how you've maked the conjugations. Love the whole program. Thanks for putting out so much helpful content!
Loved this video. The conjugations were very helpful and easy to follow !!
I knew everything besides two adjectives, I'm proud of myself! I've been studying for a bit over a month only so I guess it's a big progress. I'm trying to learn as much as I can before starting my Korean Studies major this year and so far the efforts have paid off! Everyone, you too are doing great work~ let's keep studying hard!
update??💗💗💗
where did you learn them plx can you share some information
@cay's luminals ❦ 4 years? Or do you mean 4 months? Sorry. Not sure if this is a joke or a grammar mistake. Anyway, keep going! You're doing great! ^^
@cay's luminals ❦ oh nvm. I didn't realize you were stating that the person been inactive for 4 years ㅋㅋㅋ
Verbs introduced in this video:(at the description box)
0:37 가다 to go
1:29 오다 to come
2:01 하다 to do
2:32 먹다 to eat
3:08 보다 to look, to see
3:43 자다 to sleep
4:14 사다 to buy
4:46 일어나다 to wake up
5:42 입다 to wear, to put on
5:57 있다 to be there, to have, to exist
6:32 없다 to be not there, to not have, to not exist
7:08 쉽다 to be easy
7:41 어렵다 to be difficult
8:20 춥다 to be cold
8:55 덥다 to be hot
9:32 귀엽다 to be cute
10:08 좋다 to like
10:39 싸다 to be cheap
11:11 비싸다 to be expensive
11:44 만나다 to meet
12:16 놀다 to play, to hang out
12:50 웃다 to smile, to laugh
13:22 물어보다 to ask
13:57 읽다 to read
14:30 듣다 to listen, to hear
15:00 만들다 to make
15:32 기다리다 to wait
16:07 알다 to know
16:39 모르다 to not know
17:12 배우다 to learn
It is 5:24 to wear, to put on... btw thank you so much!!💓💓
Ty
Awesome thank you so much
My goal for learning Korean start to change from wanting to know the language to wanting to learn from these amazing people at TTMIK. Your content is the best (it sounds a little bit bias but I love you guys so who cares haha). Keep on inspiring people to learn Korean, it sure a beautiful language and you people are amazing teacher. Much love from Vietnam
I appreciate having two speakers repeat each phrase so you get a better sense of the pronunciation.
This is so good for absolute begginers. I didn;t feel overwhelmed at all!
This is the best
I feel so good that i knpw most of em like 27/30 and i've been learning for 2-3 months only prouuddddd yaaaa
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I'm eternally grateful to the TTMIK team💜
Im sorry, but why there are different pronunciation of ㅗ and ㅛ of the male and female speaker? The male speaker pronounce it as o/yo and the female speaker did u/yu.. Which one is correct? Im always confused about this, thanks.
If you are enunciating the words very carefully then what the female speaker does is correct. But when people say things fast (in normal conversations), they will slip into the pronunciation the male speaker uses. People don't really do this on purpose, it's just that it's really hard to pronounce things 100% when you speak quickly, so I guess the video gives you both the well-enunciated version and the average day to day pronunciation.
Actually, when the male speaker talks slowly, he enunciates everything like the female speaker. But only when he speaks fast does he slip into that alternative pronunciation.
the correct one is o/yo! It differs on how you pronouce!
I think it's sorta like when someone says in English 'Im going to the store' in a quick way it can sorta sound like 'Im *goin* to the store.' When I first learned English I was always trying so hard to get pronunciation right but after time I realized that people pronounce things differently than others and it's ok as long as it's not completely different. If this made any sense I'm still not very good at English lol
o = ㅗ ; yo = ㅛ and u = ㅜ ; yu = ㅠ
sorry about the really late reply but i tend to hear that the guy just says "yo" and the girl says "yo-u", kinda like a long vowel in Japanese
I’m really glad firstly because this helps me to practice pronunciation, secondly because there were only 2 verbs that i didn’t know and it’s been less than a year that I’m learning korean.
i was learning korean this quarantine for about 1week and i downloaded the app KORLINK and it was very HELPFUL i know already how to introduce and how to say PRESENT PAST FUTURE TENSEE THANKS TO TALK TO ME IN KOREANNNN!!!
Yess! Finally! I was looking for the verb "to learn" yayy!! 감사합니다 TTMIK! 공부 할 거예요!
It helps learn new vocabulary and have an understanding of how to conjugate verbs!
It was nice!
이 비디오를 좋았어요!
많이 배웠어요!
감사합니다 🙏🙏
Thank you so much. This'll be help me 💜
This video helped me know how to conjugate descriptive verbs which I couldn’t find a video about for a while so thanks for that. Love you guys’ work. ❤️
Thank you I'm saving this to my watch later 🙂.
맞아요. 참 좋은 영상이라고 생각해요! 한국어 공부 화이팅!😍
That's right. I think it's a great video! Fighting on your Korean studies!😀😁😍
한국어 배운지 얼마나 되셨어요?
I really wanted this kind of a video for a long time so that while learning we can first learn d essential verbs out of the innumerous verbs in Korean language ...Thanks a lot
배웠어요. 감사함니다!
I like your Channel guys keep it up I used your Channel to improve my Korean and became fluent in only 3 years I wanted to thank you a lot for all your effort don't give up you are doing a very good job........you gave me even an inspiration to start my own UA-cam Channel me too in Korea to help my foreign friends!!! 계속 재미있는 영상을 올려주세요~~ thank you!!
This format is perfect for me. Thank you very much!
Thank you very much for this video!
Can you make also video more polite like this one. Using ㅂ 입니다 using past tense, present tense, and future tense using more polite.
감사합니다.
I was able to pronounce all but one word before they pronounce the word I'm proud of myself I will be buying this book as well
Please make part 2 of it!
This is the best video ive ever came across. 감사합니다 😊
This is very helpful. Thank you so much!!!
Korean is one of the only languages I've studied that conjugates adjectives like verbs instead of nouns. I think it makes it easier though because it's less endings to remember.
TTMIK IS GREAT !
Muchas gracias 😊
한국인인 나는 왜 이걸 이렇게 진지하게 보고 있나 했더니... 한국어를 배우는 외국인들이 얼마나 빡칠 걸 생각하니 마음이 아파서..... 였어 ㅠ_ㅠ)
As a Korean, I was wondering why I watch this video so seriously.... Because it hurt me to think how hard it would be for foreigners to learn Korean..... ㅠ_ㅠ)
하다
했다
할 것이다
해요
했어요
할거예요
하는데
했는데
할건데
할거였는데
했으면 했는데
하고있는데
하는거라고
할거라고
했을거라고
해
했어
할거야
하면 되잖아
하잖아
했잖아
하려고 했는데
하고 있잖아
할거잖아
할겁니다
했습니다
합니다
합니까
했습니까
할겁니까
하니
했니
할거니
하고있니
하고있어
하고있나요
하고있습니까
하고있습니다
하고있다
하시고 계십니다
하고 계시옵니다
하는
한
하였던
했던
하였을
했을
하고있는
하고있지
할거였지
할거였지요
했사옵니다
하옵니다
할것이옵니다
하신다
하셨다
하셨나요
하실건가요
했나요
하나요
할건가요
해라
하십니다
하셨습니다
하실겁니다
하셔
하셨어
하셨어요
하실거야
하게
하게나
하시게
하시게나
하세
하세나
했는가
할건가
하오
했오
하시오
하옇소
할것이오
했을것이오
하나
했나
하옇나
하잖소
하였잖소
할거잖소
할거면서
했으면서
했을거면서
했다잖아
한다잖아
했다잖아요
한다잖아요
하려구
하려구요
합시다
하십시다
하자
하자요
하자니까
하지
했지
하지요
했지요
할거지요
할거지
하다가
했다가
.........
.........
.........
.........
WHAT THE...... HELL..... ㅠ_ㅠ)
THIS JUST SHOCK ME TTTT OMG NO MERCY
please dont tell me these are all commonly used.....
I feel like I just got punched in the gut AAAAH
I think learning 하다, 해요, 했어요 are most important
이보시요 여기서 이러시면 곤란하오... 그렇지만 공감하오... 어메이징 한글
Videos like this are so helpful for reviewing and listening❤❤
I wish one day i can speak korean fluently like you Casie !!
Update ?
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This is super helpful for recalling proper verb conjugations! Thanks so much for your hard work, guys.
ㄹ-s will forever destroy my handwriting :”))
most people just write them like « z » You can look it up on google to find actual korean handwriting so you can see how easy it is
Kanji be like
Very beneficial thanks 💙💙
thank you so much :) youre helping so much ! TTMIK is definetly the best source to learn korean! I just purchased a book from you! cant wait for it to arrive :)
Great info and very helpful as usual. 고맙습니다 @TTMIK.
Thankyou for the video. It's such an easy and helpful video. Gomawoyo!😊
10:09 (please don't mind this, I need to see where I left off~)
I always hit the like first before i watch the video.. 수고하셨습니다..감사합니다.😇😇
very very useful video
It seems to me that the 'yo' endings sound like.."yoh" by the male voice and "you" by the female voice.
Can someone please explain why I am hearing this difference in these last syllables?
Thanks in advance.
To most Koreans, these two sounds are within the range that can be considered as the same vowel, but it might sound different from each other to speakers of other languages :)
@@talktomeinkorean
I don't think it's quite that simple; her prounciation-range is clearly overlapping that of the averaged-population's ㅜ and ㅠ. Native Koreans are picking up _all_ the semantic and morphemic contextual clues continuously in real time.
In like manner, some anglophone hearing my street-language "Ing guhn get some coffee", would truculently insist that I had _said_
"I'm"
But that's not how my ideolect, and millions of others', works. There is no "M" there. period. The nasal 'm' is entirely assimilated in place to the the palatal 'g': "Ing", IPA [aiŋ] just to be completely clear.
@@-danR Your Overthinking
Thanks so much for sharing this wonderful work congratulations!
korean is gonna be my 3rd language, and i'm so happy of what i've made so far and i'm only 15 years old.
Thank you so much! I'm so excited to learn Korean! Do you have any free suggestions to learn the language? I am just a kid, but am very interested in the language!
while watching and writing at the same time i just realized i write quite fast now. thanks TTMIK!
Please make another videos like this!!!
Thank you so much teachers please make like this videos
Helpful
awesome work
Do you have any tips (or videos) on how I can improve my writing/spelling in Hangul? I found that I knew about 90% of these verbs and can read back well. But when I tried to write it down, I misspelled almost half of them 😓
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Big help. Thank you!
I found this video very helpful! Please make more of these videos. Could you maybe provide a sentence with each to see how they're used? Thank you!💕
very nice.
Thank you for your amazing videos !
Using these to test myself. Glad I know essential beginner verbs and nouns 😂
thanks, nice lesson
Thank you for this easy to follow video. The repetition and slow pronunciations helped a great deal. My family and I moved to South Korea recently. So I'm working on mastering Korean while we're here.
Thanks so much!
This background song is amazing 🔥
Tack så mycket.. it helped me so much.
정말 감사합니다
I have a question. Is there an order for the videos to learn? like, in which order should I learn?
There's a curriculum on their website, with audio files. The videos are extra.
I am writing all the verbs in the group 4
Ex- Eat ( to eat, I eat, I ate, I will eat)
After writing such 4-5 verbs I had started writting the next one by myself because I am understanding the concept.
Thank u for the lesson
i gave up on studying korean since work has taken over. but i'm happy that i know almost all of these verbs and conjugations from living in korea for a year and a half! thank you for this.
Hi,
Just want to clarify in the future tense as what I understand you will just use 을 or ㄹ however i saw that you were using 울 instead of 을 in some words like to be cute, to be cold and to be hot.
7:41 Ignore this, is just to know where i stayed
are you still waiting here?
@@pitou5912 Yes, I still
@@primopopcorn6921 don't wait 1300 years like her
After I learned Hangul and these verbs and some of the essential phrases in the Daily life,, what should I do then?
..
I'm learning Korean by my self and I have no teacher so please I need a plan.
We're in the same boat and same progress. It's probably better to learn adjectives and nouns, then sentence structure.
@@Kayehardy
Okay,, thanks .. ♡
From my learning experience it is best to explain how verb conjugation in present past and future works and use verbs in complex sentences, using time references, places etc. Without knowing the rules trying to just memorize won't help much
Omg i love this channel. I'm learning korean and it's my 5th day and i learnt so many. I love u Talk to me in Korea !!!💕
저 다 알고 있는 것 같아요 히히 자신이
뿌듯해영
대박!.....다 알았네요! 👏🏻👏🏻😊
Ohhh im learning
Is there a continuation of this video.. like the next 30 essential korean verbs .... pls let me know...
Excellent guide! Thanks to all of who were involved for the great resource! I knew a few of the verbs and a few of the conjugations, but this helped add an new form for future tense, which is useful! Further, it clarified more thoroughly the differences you can see between some of the irregular verbs' forms. Thanks again, and I look forward to supporting you in more than just a like!
오호... 이런 방송도 있었네요. 번창하세요^^
Nice
I honestly needed this. I'm gonna use this as a sign to keep up with my Korean
Verrrrrrrry useful thaaaaanks tchoml kamsahaaaamniiiiidaaa
it was perfect review thank you too much and my q is what is the verb to try in korean
Why conjugating "to be easy" is so hard in pronunciation lmaaaooo, IRONY
I dont know why but, oddly, most language resources starts with ‘to go’ as the most basic verb.
Thank you where should i find to watch basic korean lessons in your youtube channel.Please give me more advice.Good luck
보다 is also to watch/to see.
맘사합나다~~
Hey! I’m having trouble remembering the verbs, how do you study them to learn them fast?
I hope you can give me some tips cause I’m dying here haha 😫
My advice is use mnemotechnics
While I was preparing an English lesson and adding new vocabulary translated for my kids, I was pretty confused to find out that 일어나다 also means "to happen" in addition to "to rise/get up/wake up."
the fact that i know all the verbs here in this video, i'm proud of myself T_T
👏👏👏
Learned everything in here in 2 weeks by listening to it 2 hr a day
Thank you so much and so much for your teaching video.It's very useful to Korean beginners .I am very grateful to you. I hope you will continue making more videos like this.