G 1.3 N은/는 Vs. N도

[@richiie8024]

the integrated textbook explained this in such a difficult way, thank you for helping me understand this!! 감사합니다!!

[@1amlucky138]

선생님은 짱이에요...감사합니다

[@plasticrecyclinginnepal8911]

Thank for your classes
Great love from Nepal
It's refreshing and easy to understand
Salute you 👮👮👮

[@DoYouEvenRift]

very good lesson as always.고맙습니다

[@noreg5676]

고맙습니다 선생님.

[@kaiojuy]

Liked your way of teaching so much. Where is g1.2 lesson?

[@ozufan]

excellent lessons!

[@ProfYoonsKoreanLanguageClass]

@@ozufan 감사합니다.

[@adrianax1734]

In my class my professor has taught us that when 이에요 follows a vowel, we should instead write/say 예요. Is there a reason you do not specify this difference?

[@ProfYoonsKoreanLanguageClass]

Your 선생님 is right. I just focused on the particles in the video.

[@adrianax1734]

@@ProfYoonsKoreanLanguageClass That makes sense. Thanks!! Your videos pair up wonderfully with my class and textbook. I really appreciate it

[@patricianobrecruzteixeira8227]

안녕하세요 from Brazil 🎉

[@ozufan]

excellent!

[@ricdesc26]

안녕하세요, how do you write Ricardo in korean? and how do you say I'm mexican?

[@SuperHollygrovechick]

So helpful!

[@Kinotothemoon]

"Do" as a particle, is that for plural form?

[@ghm1870]

짱!! 😜

[@dududu4693]

Is -이에요 formal? Is -입니다 is more formal?

[@lovelyorapa5706]

Yes.

[@homnoon4751]

excuse me i can't find G 1.2

[@nikitasingh6528]

Me too

[@vishalawasthi9493]

How say India country in korean language

[@ProfYoonsKoreanLanguageClass]

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