Yesss~ my Korean friends talk to me with these endings. And I noticed it was so common that I followed the way they speak or write, so I can sound like them 😂
Ah, your poor team, having to put up with those dad jokes. I hope you pay for their therapy! 😂 Love the self promotion, too. Thanks for making it fun and interesting to learn Korean, and for explaining things as well as you do! I’ve looked at a lot of resources online, and books, but you all have impressed me and are at the top of my list of favorite resources. 티티믹 진짜 유익하네요! 🙂 I’ve been really enjoying the Stories app and as soon as I can afford it, I’m planning to subscribe to your learning course.
As a Canadian, 죠 was one i love using, xD i say "eh" alot even without even thinking growing up even now haha so its a habit for me. Adding 죠 at the end often helps me express what im saying like how i am in English.since i feel like its very similar to how we say "eh?" At the end of sentences! Haha
THIS is the video I've been looking for since I started being interested in korean language. I've been hearing these sentence endings a lot in drama a tv shows and I undestood the meaning by the facial expression, the tone of the voice or the context, but having you sum them all up it was very helpful! I LOVE how many layers of meaning there are behind a korean sentence. Such an interesting and fun language to learn! thank you very much 선생님
Watching a lot of kdramas and korean variety shows definitely help me understand these various endings even better. Sometimes, I can use a phrase in a proper situation (or at least it's what I think it is) without knowing the grammar formula. For example, "그렇긴 한데", it appears a lot, and I often used it before I learned the "~기는 해요" and "~는데요" ending.
This lesson video is so useful! I hope you can keep creating more of these, so we can learn how to apply and practice our textbook-learned knowledge in real life. 감사합니다!
I've heard 거든 in lots of content, so I'm familiar with it, but I was surprised to hear my Korean friend and his family pronounce it in a way I haven't heard elsewhere... like guh-DUNG (that's how it sounds to me anyway)
Have been learning Korean with you guys for years since Ollie started learning almost the same time thanks to his learning videos with Josh and today watching this video here I feel so sad because I won't be able to travel any time soon or 3 years to South Korea.. Life is so expensive and I live in a country where salary won't take you any place. I will do my best to keep learning because even if I can't afford the traveling I will learn a lot of things with Talk to me in Korean. Hope I'm going in 5 or 10 years. Fighting! Thanks for making learning so fun TTMIK! HAVE A GREAT DAY
funny how i already knew all of these just by watching so many kdramas ㅋㅋㅋㅋ i always go to your channel when i want to clarify something i learned! very helpful ~~ thank you so much❤
This is a great video to revisit from time to time, as my Korean skills develop.. I think it's going to take some time to be able to do this, but i'll try to pick one ending at a time to practice 😅...
Hyunwoo Please do me a favour by making video on endings in korean except those you have discussed in this video and that another ending video.. Love from India ❤
Sir Hyunwoo, my name is mike been absorbing korean language for about 2.5 years come to think of it, it may even have been yourself who inspired me to learn the hungel alphabet, I kind of learned it in approximately 4 hours. (the sounds of the letters that is) except the doubles and patchim I do enjoy the process. probably much slower at it than others my age[61] currently My goal is to speak with korean people who reside in the USA. number 1 is to make them feel welcome to be here. I'm pretty certain they learn some of our culture but maintain much as they can of their own as well. I think I can say I absorb at least 1 hour of korean a day. sometimes more, usually not much less. I think I'm in need of say,saome kindergarten to maybe 2nd grade sentence material and reading structure. do you have some or a book in that type of material to recomand????
My issue is that my brain doesn't register the time to use all these, or most of them. In the languages I've learned thus far, verb endings have very precise uses that are often mandatory, and convey a purely grammatical meaning. I never forget to put the Korean tense endings and I could confidently use the progressive verb form. But I forget all about these intensifiers and contextual endings because I've never had to use such a variety of them in any previously known language. Not only is my vocabulary lacking, my Korean probably feels dry even if I form a few sentences. Oddly enough, I am a high B level at least in terms of theoretical understanding of grammar.
thank's for your help!! I was a bit confused while watching dramas or variety shows !! it's also too repetitive to always end the sentence the same way
I really wish I could afford both the website and the reading app at the same time but the cost became too high so I had to prioritize the website. :( I heard these be used constantly by people so I looked them up to study them more closely and this video was excellent for reviewing them all :)
I just finished level one of talk to me in Korean but my question is, how do I retain the information enough to be able to speak it on my own irl. I understand it but I don’t have anyone to practice with. Is this normal as the levels progress? What can I do?
I'd say ZEROBASEONE and Stray Kids but also PLAVE helps me a lot with Korean, I love them so much, watching their videos really motivate me to keep up studying Korean and they helped me so much with listening comprehension and grammar, I love them so much, Tiger JK is also one of my main reasons with Yoon Mirae to why I always work hard in Korean, they are artists I admire so much 🥰 I also have webtoons in Korean on my shelves and watching a lot of k dramas and shows like Lee Mujin service helped a lot as well 🥰
Thank you everyone for liking this video! Here are the timestamps and the links to the individual lessons!
0:00 Use these endings to sound more fluent
0:39 -는데요 (Level 3 Lesson 21) 🩷 ttmik.me/3VCc7Xr
1:53 -지요 (Level 4 Lesson 4) ❤ttmik.me/3VCveRg
2:52 -아/어/여서요 (Level 3 Lesson 7) 🧡ttmik.me/4azw59J
4:32 Sponsor Message?
5:20 -거든요 (Level 6 Lesson 17) 💛ttmik.me/4aw5lGT
6:27 -네요 (Level 3 Lesson 25) 💚ttmik.me/43DJ9ID
7:11 -기는 해요 -기는 해요 (Level 6 Lesson 24) 🩵ttmik.me/43Djn7F
8:48 Dialogue
9:21 Thank you!
so interesting the amount of nuance in korean grammar it makes my brain tingle lol. in yorkshire we'd just say "innit" or "yano what i mean" lol
Another fellow brit learning Korean?
My favorite part about Korean is probably the fact that you can just keep combining all these endings sometimes into one long ending full of nuances.
Hyunwoo's skin is brighter than my future 😮
Edit: Does this translate at all into Korean if I say it like this? 현우의 피부는 내 미래보다 더 밝아 보인다
truee
😂
Brighter then my teeth 😮
Brighter than background
ㅋㅋㅋㅋ Your assessment of my skin and your translation are both spot-on.
I like that even the comments are useful !
I love this. I would also add -잖아. Extremely commonly used by fluent speakers.
That's so true!
How can I use it? 😸
@@VidehiHi 김치는 집에 많이 있잖아. 더 살 필요 없어. Hope that makes sense.
@@VidehiHi in english it's like "i told you..."
david said 김치는 집에 많이 있잖아 : i told you i have so many kimchi at house.
Haha I love the sample conversation at the end 🤣 Loving your sense of humor for real!
감사해요 ❤️
Yesss~ my Korean friends talk to me with these endings. And I noticed it was so common that I followed the way they speak or write, so I can sound like them 😂
Great observation!
Ah, your poor team, having to put up with those dad jokes. I hope you pay for their therapy! 😂 Love the self promotion, too. Thanks for making it fun and interesting to learn Korean, and for explaining things as well as you do! I’ve looked at a lot of resources online, and books, but you all have impressed me and are at the top of my list of favorite resources. 티티믹 진짜 유익하네요! 🙂 I’ve been really enjoying the Stories app and as soon as I can afford it, I’m planning to subscribe to your learning course.
정말 감사해요 ❤️ Thank you so much for studying with us and using the Stories app, too!!!
As a Canadian, 죠 was one i love using, xD i say "eh" alot even without even thinking growing up even now haha so its a habit for me. Adding 죠 at the end often helps me express what im saying like how i am in English.since i feel like its very similar to how we say "eh?" At the end of sentences! Haha
I love this comment. It makes it more relevant to me and I'll remember it more easily!!
THIS is the video I've been looking for since I started being interested in korean language. I've been hearing these sentence endings a lot in drama a tv shows and I undestood the meaning by the facial expression, the tone of the voice or the context, but having you sum them all up it was very helpful!
I LOVE how many layers of meaning there are behind a korean sentence. Such an interesting and fun language to learn! thank you very much 선생님
Wow this was very helpful!! 🌻 Love the sponsor 🤣👌
They were a great sponsor! Very supportive!
Watching a lot of kdramas and korean variety shows definitely help me understand these various endings even better. Sometimes, I can use a phrase in a proper situation (or at least it's what I think it is) without knowing the grammar formula. For example, "그렇긴 한데", it appears a lot, and I often used it before I learned the "~기는 해요" and "~는데요" ending.
진짜 재미있는데요. 감사합니다.
Really useful video because we hear these so much. Love your examples, humor, and that ending conversation!
This lesson video is so useful! I hope you can keep creating more of these, so we can learn how to apply and practice our textbook-learned knowledge in real life.
감사합니다!
Your explanation are so good
감사합니다!
these type of videos are so damn helpful
감사합니다!
Another great video! I love that I understand a lot of things now, but now I have to practice and memorize things. ❤
This is the only place I study Korean ❤
Same. It would be so much better with a native speaker. I think I would progress faster.
You are undoubtedly the best teacher
Superb! You don´t know how long I have been waiting for a video like this!!! Thank you so much
TTMIK 팀과 친애하는 TTMIK 선생님들, 유용한 비디오와 조언을 제공해 주신 여러분 모두에게 감사하다는 말씀을 전하고 싶습니다! 진심으로 감사드립니다! ❤️
정말 감사합니다!! ❤️
I remember taehyung using the first word 는데요! most in run episodes 💜
As always, TTMIK makes super-relevant and helpful videos
I've heard 거든 in lots of content, so I'm familiar with it, but I was surprised to hear my Korean friend and his family pronounce it in a way I haven't heard elsewhere... like guh-DUNG (that's how it sounds to me anyway)
티티믹은 도움이 많이 됐어요. 이 영상도 유익하고 재밌네오. "현우 님이죠"라는 문장이 제일 재미있었거근요😂❤
ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 이상한 상사죠?
@@talktomeinkorean 네, 상사님은 좀 이상하기는 해요. 그런데 정말 재밌어요. 그래서 매우 좋아요^^
I'm looking forward to the future when these videos become relevant to me. (Continues to Study in Level 1 book)
Have been learning Korean with you guys for years since Ollie started learning almost the same time thanks to his learning videos with Josh and today watching this video here I feel so sad because I won't be able to travel any time soon or 3 years to South Korea.. Life is so expensive and I live in a country where salary won't take you any place. I will do my best to keep learning because even if I can't afford the traveling I will learn a lot of things with Talk to me in Korean. Hope I'm going in 5 or 10 years. Fighting! Thanks for making learning so fun TTMIK! HAVE A GREAT DAY
Awesome, these expressions are very commonly used so it's helpful to know them well. Also I didn't know the last one, that's a big plus to me. ❤
It is interesting, that I know all of these endings, but is a bit difficult when I have to actually use them, when I have to speak Korean.
funny how i already knew all of these just by watching so many kdramas ㅋㅋㅋㅋ i always go to your channel when i want to clarify something i learned! very helpful ~~ thank you so much❤
Really enjoy the way ttmik has been make there videos lately🎉 i must say, I kinda miss Seungwan's vlogs❤❤❤
마음에 드는 문법인데용!😅😍❤️
Thank you deeply.
선생님 감사합니다 ☺️
Thanks! Due to hearing it a lot I naturally picked up -기는 해요 and knew how to use it but never quite understood how to explain it's usage:)
Hyunwoo, you’re funny!!😂
TTMIK really is the best ❤
어뗗게 peak dad joke energy 한국어로 해요? ㅋㅋㅋ 항상 재미있게 가르쳐 주셔서 감사합니다 :)
ㅋㅋㅋㅋ you can probably say '아재 개그 에너지 최대치'!
현우 선생님! 진짜 너무 웃었어요. 선생님 너무 재미있어요.
고맙습니다!!!
Excellent 👍
This is a great video to revisit from time to time, as my Korean skills develop.. I think it's going to take some time to be able to do this, but i'll try to pick one ending at a time to practice 😅...
Agreed, very good sponsor. Your lessons are always helpful, I hope to visit and maybe connect with you all at a TTIK meet up someday. 대단히 감사합니다
I liked this video, it was really interesting and useful. Thanks!
So useful ❤
Thanks so much for this important video teacher.Plz,make more other video use this kind of word.❤
감사합니다 선생님!
What a beautiful trip❤❤😍😍😍
감사합니다 !
감사합니다❤❤🙏🙏
Thank you so much!
Enjoying from uganda East Africa thanks for the great work big man
You are right he is nice wise hard working and of course have a nice sense of humor😅
Absolutely and completely true!
Hyunwoo Please do me a favour by making video on endings in korean except those you have discussed in this video and that another ending video..
Love from India ❤
Great resource!
감사함니다 선생님.
Thank you so much!❤️🥰
thanks. sir.
i love this video
.❤😊
Sir Hyunwoo,
my name is mike
been absorbing korean language for about 2.5 years
come to think of it, it may even have been yourself who inspired me to learn the hungel alphabet,
I kind of learned it in approximately 4 hours. (the sounds of the letters that is) except the doubles and patchim
I do enjoy the process. probably much slower at it than others my age[61] currently
My goal is to speak with korean people who reside in the USA.
number 1 is to make them feel welcome to be here.
I'm pretty certain they learn some of our culture but maintain much as they can of their own as well.
I think I can say I absorb at least 1 hour of korean a day. sometimes more, usually not much less.
I think I'm in need of say,saome kindergarten to maybe 2nd grade sentence material and reading structure.
do you have some or a book in that type of material to recomand????
My issue is that my brain doesn't register the time to use all these, or most of them. In the languages I've learned thus far, verb endings have very precise uses that are often mandatory, and convey a purely grammatical meaning. I never forget to put the Korean tense endings and I could confidently use the progressive verb form. But I forget all about these intensifiers and contextual endings because I've never had to use such a variety of them in any previously known language. Not only is my vocabulary lacking, my Korean probably feels dry even if I form a few sentences. Oddly enough, I am a high B level at least in terms of theoretical understanding of grammar.
thank's for your help!! I was a bit confused while watching dramas or variety shows !! it's also too repetitive to always end the sentence the same way
Glad to hear that this video was helpful!
I really wish I could afford both the website and the reading app at the same time but the cost became too high so I had to prioritize the website. :( I heard these be used constantly by people so I looked them up to study them more closely and this video was excellent for reviewing them all :)
Thank you so much for studying with us ❤️
Where was this video a year ago when I had to figure all of this out myself 🤣
🤣 Glad you figured it all out nevertheless!
❤❤❤선생님 자세히 설명해서 고마워요.
I like watching your channel 🎉 and learning Korean ❤
Thanks for studying with us!!!!
Thanks
I LOVE Lisa soooo much ❤❤❤
I think 것 같다 beats them all...
....알죠, 알죠. 티티믹 진짜 유익하죠!! ㅎㅎ 😁😁 ,....best sponsor ever too!! ㅋ
그쵸? ㅎㅎ
Thank you for a great video! Can I ask whats the difference between 기는 하다 and 기도 하다? I see 것 같기도 하고 a lot so I was wondering about it.
I feel more “native” after learning all of these grammar and changing 아서 어서 with 가지고 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
lmfaoo the - 는데요 part reminds me of Jin from BTS he keeps saying 아닌데~ with a sassy tone to the members
Wow so nice thenk you 안녕하세요
I just finished level one of talk to me in Korean but my question is, how do I retain the information enough to be able to speak it on my own irl. I understand it but I don’t have anyone to practice with. Is this normal as the levels progress? What can I do?
TTMIK를 좋아하거든요
tysm ❤️🇧🇷
Great website but why is it sooo slow?
Thank you for visiting our website! We're working on improving the loading speed!
❤❤❤deo do yo!,garucheo juseyo.
티티믹 진짜 유익하네요! I really enjoyed the dialogue at the end of the video ahah 너무 재미있죠 😆
잼있기는 해요 그런데 ... 너무 빨리 말해죠 ;) ㅋㅋㅋ
"WANNA GO HOME 🏠"
I love this 😂
4:40 😂😂
This video is sponsored by... ourselves ! Really cracked me up 😂
We are so proud of our work that we decided to sponsor ourselves!
여보세요.난는 파키스찬 에서 오전.i can't speak Korean that much there are some santens I know and I can speak. 너무 좋아.
i just learned the alphabet . It`s too hard for me now 😁
Using all of these but still not feeling fluent enough 😭😭
I'd say ZEROBASEONE and Stray Kids but also PLAVE helps me a lot with Korean, I love them so much, watching their videos really motivate me to keep up studying Korean and they helped me so much with listening comprehension and grammar, I love them so much, Tiger JK is also one of my main reasons with Yoon Mirae to why I always work hard in Korean, they are artists I admire so much 🥰 I also have webtoons in Korean on my shelves and watching a lot of k dramas and shows like Lee Mujin service helped a lot as well 🥰
¿Tienes traducción para ahorita?
Me ayudas con el pago?
... Si, ahorita. (no quiero ser grosero y decir no directamente)
Hay equivalente en Coreano?
Supongo que lo más cercano es ~을/ㄹ게요.
"네.. 나중에/ 이따가 할게요~"
Otra cosa que dice la gente es "시간 될지 좀 볼게요.(Déjame ver si tengo tiempo.)"
안녕하세요 선생님
I know all these but afraid to use because it sounds like not respectful way to elders😢
You can start by using safer-sounding ones first : )
Thanks to kdrama i know these
I'm indian
Is using 죠 considered 반말?
존댓말이네요
♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
네팔 에서 보고 있어요🇰🇷💙🇳🇵
नेपाली केटा🇳🇵
Hi
when you already use all of these but still aren’t fluent 😭
It makes you sound fluent and advanced 😊
❤
Hiii
希望搭上韓文或者中文字幕。因為有很多人聽懂英文。
我们会考虑增加韩语字幕！