All KOREAN TENSES (Korean Grammar)
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- Опубліковано 24 жов 2024
- An overview of ALL KOREAN TENSES (Present, Past, Future etc.) in a simple way. You'll be able to grasp how different times are described in Korean. 😀
𝗧𝗼 𝗱𝗼𝘄𝗻𝗹𝗼𝗮𝗱 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗙𝗥𝗘𝗘 𝗣𝗗𝗙 👉 / 61156974
𝗧𝗼 𝗳𝗶𝗻𝗱 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 👉 / justlearnkorean
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Thank you so much for this video; I felt like I was in a classroom. I learned a lot, and things have been clarified for me.
Thank you sooooo much for your compliment. Very rewarding. Hope you enjoy learning Korean. : )
just discovered your channel. the lessons are so chill yet so informative at the same time. keep up the good work👍🏻
정말 감사합니다. ☺
선생님 감사합니다! 이 비디오는 저같은 학습자에게 많은 도움이 되었습니다! I've been forgetting korean tenses so ty for this💝
도움이 되었다니 다행이에요. 😀
Amazing teacher
Thank you sooooo much! 😃
This actually helps me understand English
I'm glad you found it helpful. Thank you so much for watching. 😀
Hi!! 😀
What’s an easy way to memorise these verb endings for each tense?
Sorry my brain isn’t good at memorising things
Also, what advice would you give to a beginner trying to learn Korean, e.g what do I learn after learning hangul and stuff
Thank you!!
안녕하세요~ Please don't think your brain isn't good. There are a lot to remember. So hope you don't get discouraged.
👉My advice for beginners would be...'Learn Korean as a small chunk regualrly!' There are lots of things to learn, grammar rules, vocabulary, fixed phrases, pronunciation etc. But try to learn little by little, and make a plan that fits your routine and is as specific and realistic as possible.
For example,
1. Set a goal, eg. Understand and speak basic level of Korean within 6 months/Pass the Korean language exam within 1 year (In my opinion, it's the most important (WHAT you want to achieve and WHEN you want to achieve) because learning Korean would be a long journey, you will get lost at some point. Once you know your destination and until when you should be there, you can stay motivated along the way.)
2. Find out what you need to study and prioritise them
3. Find out study time, eg. 30 mins 5 days a week, Mon-Fri
4. Check regularly if you are on the right track by taking a mock exam/simple test
5. Be flexible. Sometimes you are not in the mood to study/don't have time etc.
The list goes on.
👉About tenses..It's the best to learn Present tense first, and then Past, Future, Present continuous, Past continuous, Future continues. As present tense itself means many different things, it might take some time. So find out what would be the best way for you, eg. learning one meaning per week with lots of example sentences. And at the same time, it would be very helpful to learn conjugated verbs in present together. For example, listen and read out loud the most common verbs in present tense, 좋아하다-> 좋아해(요), 살다-> 살아(요), 가다-> 가(요) etc.
👉About your question (What do I learn after learning hangul and stuff?)
I would recommend that you should focus on learn pronunciation and how to read (i mean reading out loud).
First, listen single words a lot and repeat after - Do it using the most common verbs/adjectives/nouns/adverbs, until you get the hang of it.
And then listen short sentences a lot and repeat after - because a single word is pronounced differently in a sentence. Until you understand how words sound in sentences.
And then, slowly learn grammar & essential phrases, practice listening and whatever you fancy.
If you have any questions, just ask me. I'm happy to answer. Hope you enjoy learning Korean
감사합니다 ~
@@justlearnkorean thank you sooo sooo much!!!!!
I will set a goal, to speak a bit of simple Korean by the end of the year
And also I will let you know how I did!!
💜
Your channel really helps!
@@TeaTeaSugar You're welcome!. That would be great if you let me know how you do. Thank you and Good luck~~ 😀
@@justlearnkorean hello!
As I saiddd I’d let you know how I did within a year
So I properly got into self learning Korean in may and it may not seem a lot, but I am pretty happy with the amount I’ve learnt in 7 months
I learnt:
Reading rules (still memorising sone)
Sentence structure
Common phrases
Informal and formal
Tenses
How to say I have/I don’t have
How to say “there isn’t” or “there is”
Numbers in sino and a bit in native or the other way round 😅
Introducing myself
Batchim
Particles, subject markers
And that’s all!
I still need to learn WAY more words to understand korean
❤
@@TeaTeaSugar OMG!! 🤩You've learn sooooooo much! You shouldn't be too humble. I'm super happy and thank you so much for letting me know. I really appreciate. Do you feel different compared to 7 months ago? Have you dreamed in Korean?
Thanks for this kind of videos.
The Spreadsheets are so clear. The phrases and example sentences are very helpful.
나는 당신의 스프레드시트를 좋아합니다. 그들은 매우 분명하다.
Is the korean text above a little bit correct ?
정말 감사합니다. : ) First of all, well done. Your Korean is quite good. There're so many different ways to express the sentences above. If they're for a formal writing (저는 스프레드시트를 좋아합니다. 매우 명확합니다.), if you want to say them in a daily conversation (스프레드시트 좋아해요/맘에 들어요. 설명이 명확하네요.). Hope I haven't confused you. If you need more explanation, please let me know. : )
@@justlearnkorean
Many Thanks for your explanation. I write it down in my notebook.
다음 시간까지
You are really amazing!
와~~~~ 😀 정말 감사해요!!
Thank you mam
넘 넘 감사합니다. : )
Thanks for this kind videos• ....
My pleasure. 감사합니다~ : )
깔끔하게 잘 정리 하셨네요.
넘 넘 감사합니다. : )
Hola, disculpa tiene algún video sobre la nominalización 음/ㅁ, es que no me queda muy clara todavía.
I'm very sorry, Happy15z. I've been away for a family bereavement. If you let me know more about your question, 음/ㅁ, I will find a way to explain it. Thank you. 🙂
*인도에서 안녕하세요!! 여기 십문장 (과거 시제/과거 계속 시제 사용) :*
*1. 회의가 취소됐습니다*
*2. 이것이 예상되지 않았어*
*3. 내가 겨울휴일을 매우 즐겼어요*
*4. 참새 목소리가 너무 매혹적였습니다*
*5. 택배는 시간에 도착했어*
*6. 그것은 너무 흥미로웠어요 *
*7. 석재가 높은 투척됐습니다*
*8. 타코는 맛있었어*
*9. 모두 옷감들 청소됐어*
*10. 내 차량이 시간에 수리됐어요*
*고맙습니다!!* 😊😊
와~~ 정말 잘하셨어요!! 😀
@@justlearnkorean *달콤한 단어들 너무 감사드립니다* 😊😊
Hi can you gimme tips about how to learn koreans? Can i get your Instagram if you don't mind me asking
@@btsjournals9805 *Are you asking me for this??*
@@rajteshraj1034 yes I'm asking you
선생님,I’ve been away from Korean for over a year,can you please help me out with the things I need to review or learn?Ive been learning Korean for 2 years.
Well, it's difficult to answer because it depends on your goals and interests.
If you've been learning Korean for 2 years, I assume your Korean might be at an upper beginner level. Even if you've taken a year off, you will catch up quickly when you start again. 😀
I might sound too cliché, but from my experience, constant exposure and active learning are super important. To achieve this, I recommend two things:
First, think about your goal. What do you want to achieve? Your goal can be understanding films and dramas, having conversational skills, passing a certain level of a Korean language test, or developing specific skills like listening or speaking. Whatever your goal is, I think you should focus on listening skills first by listening a lot and learning vocabulary and grammar.
Second, find study materials you enjoy. You might like Korean learning books, storybooks, UA-cam videos, dramas, or K-pop. Use any of them, but find something you can stick to for a long time. I failed many times, especially when using materials I didn't enjoy or found too difficult. So, choose something interesting and easy for you.
Check out these videos, which are about study plan etc.
ua-cam.com/video/RYf7R5KziF0/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/Sd7AEOrUk_k/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/yM4rNt7fwsI/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/KnzuOXTiyCM/v-deo.html
If you have more questions, feel free to let me know. I'm happy to help. Hope they help. 😀
Thia is Usefull video ,but the examples are little hard to quike understand , use basic verbs.mam😉🙂
Thank you. 😉 And sorry that examples are a bit hard for you to understand. I will choose example sentences more carefully in the future.
If you need any explanations, please feel free to ask. 😉
Do I have to learn them all as a K-pop trainee ??? 😥
I know they seem a lot,.🙄But don't get discouraged or overwhelmed. Because each tense has many functions. So if you just focus on present, past and future tense, you will be able to understand quite a lot. And then you can learn others later.
@@justlearnkorean thanks 😘🙏🏻😭
Hi
Just a quickkkk question:
Are all of the sentence examples here formal or informal or causal?????
That's right. Thanks you. 😊
All the example sentences are informal and causal. And the parts in brackets (end in 요) are polite versions, which can be used when you talk to someone who is older than you or you don't have a close relationship with.
Hope that answers to your question. If you have further questions, feel free to ask.
@Carolina Sanhueza 😊
@@justlearnkorean 안녕하세요
Ohh ok so the ones that end in a “yo” are formal???
Thank you!
@@TeaTeaSugar 😬Yes, it's formal...My apologies if I made you confused.
@Carolina Sanhueza Thank you for clarifying. 😄
Hey teacher! I know how to read in Korean .. but I can't read them fastly like fluently... I can't speak longer sentences fluently... It always take time to read sentences faster... Any suggestions??
Thank you for your question. I can only suggest what I do when I learn languages. 'READ OUT LOUD' It sound so simple but I've found it very effective and it definitely works for me. I actually mentioned this method in other videos. Choose articles or dialogues that you understand 60-80% and read them out loud several times, literally millions of times. It would be even better if you can hold of audios of those articles or dialogues so that you can learn how native speakers pronounce. If there are any parts that you can't read fluently, then break the sentence into a few chunks and read them separately several times. And also listen to the audio and copy the way the sentence is said. I remember, years ago I picked up an English book and read it out loud 1-2 hours every day. I could see a change within a month. You can not only improve fluency/speaking but also listening skills and you can also naturally memorise new words and expressions. I hope this works for you too. But make sure you choose the right materials. They must be just right level for you, but most importantly contents must be interesting for you. Good luck ☺
@@justlearnkorean thanku so much❤️
in the past perfect, there should be I had finished my homework😊, S+had+v3+O
You're right! : )
선생님
네~ If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. 🙂
@@justlearnkorean can you teach comparative and superlative adjectives 🥺🙃🙏🏻
@@Having_Fun_Is_My_Job_6161 I realised two videos about comparative and superlative adjectives some time ago. ☺ Please check them out and ask me if you have any questions. Hope the videos are helpful for you.
Comparative adjectives : ua-cam.com/video/RPp3ebcL2ak/v-deo.html
Superlative adjectives : ua-cam.com/video/_e91Ehppxz4/v-deo.html
@@justlearnkorean oh, thanks a lot 🥰😍😘
감 사 합 기다
저도 감사합니다.~